Words the Bible translates as shut
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 11 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- sagarסָגַרto shut or close something, keeping what is outside out or what is inside in
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- to hand over or surrender someone into another's power
- kleiōκλείωto shut, close: to move a door, gate, or other barrier into its closed position so that nothing can pass through
- apokleiōἀποκλείωto shutnot studied yet
- tu'aḥטוּחַto coat a surface by spreading something over it: to plaster, daub, or overlay, most often mortar on a wall
- sha'aשָׁעַעto seal a person's eyes shut, as if smeared over, so that they cannot see
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- to delight: to take warm, playful pleasure in someone or something, or to give that pleasure to another
- atamאָטַםto shut an opening tight: to close off an ear or the lips, or to build a window closed rather than open
- qaphatsקָפַץto shut something tight, especially a hand or a mouth, so that nothing comes out of it.
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- to bound: to spring lightly across rough ground.
- atarאָטַרto shutnot studied yet
- guphגּוּףto shutnot studied yet
- segarסְגַרto shutnot studied yet
- atsahעָצָהto shutnot studied yet
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