Words the Bible translates as price
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 8 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- kesephכֶּסֶףsilver: the precious metal, and by extension the money and the price reckoned in it
- timēτιμήprice: the amount at which something is valued, or the money it fetches.
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- honor: the public recognition of someone's worth, and the respect or esteem that worth is owed.
- erekhעֵרֶךְan ordered arrangement: things set out in place, laid out in proper order
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- an assessed value: a set amount of worth fixed on a person or thing by a standard
- yeqarיְקָרpreciousness: the worth of what is rare and costly, and the honor or splendor that such worth confers.
- meḥirמְחִירwhat something costs: the payment given in exchange for it, and so also the sum that measures its worth
- miqnahמִקְנָהa purchase: what is gained by paying money for it, whether the buying itself, the price handed over, or the property so acquired.
- mimkarמִמְכָּרsomething sold: the property or goods that pass out of one person's hands in a sale, and by extension the sale itself and the money it brings.
- meshekhמֶשֶׁךְbag/pricenot studied yet
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