Words the Bible translates as noble
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 7 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- kalosκαλόςfine, good, and admirable: measuring up to what its kind should be, in a way that is often meant to be seen and honored
- nadivנָדִיבa noble or prince: a person of high rank, of whom the open-handed generosity the title implies is expected
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- willing: moved from within to give or act freely, rather than under compulsion or obligation
- addirאַדִּירpossessing overwhelming, awe-commanding power; mighty and majestic enough to master every rival
- semnosσεμνόςworthy of respect: dignified and honorable, carrying a weight of character or worth that draws esteem and even reverence
- ḥorחֹרa noble: one of the free-born leading men of a town or province, whose weight came from his family and his land rather than from an appointment.
- ravrevanרַבְרְבָןthe great men of a king's court: the nobles and high officials who stand closest to the throne and act together with the king
- partamפַּרְתְּמִיםnoblenot studied yet
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