Words the Bible translates as set up
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 6 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- amadעָמַדto set up: to make something or someone stand, and so to erect, station, appoint, present, or confirm
+3 more meanings
- to stand: to be on one's feet and in place, and so to take up a position, come to a halt, or wait there on someone
- to remain: to keep standing over time, and so to last, to hold one's ground, or to be valid rather than fall
- to arise: to come onto the scene and take one's place, as a king coming to power
- natsavנָצַבto take up a fixed standing position, or to put something firmly in place: to stand stationed, to stand firm, and to set up or erect.
- pēgnumiπήγνυμιto set upnot studied yet
- kataskeuazōκατασκευάζωto put something together and fit it out so that it stands finished and ready for use: to build, to furnish, to make ready in advance.
- qumקוּםto stand or rise, and to make something stand: to get to one's feet or come on the scene, and to set up, appoint, or firmly establish
- kelalכְּלַלto finish a building: to carry construction work through to the point where the structure stands complete.
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