Words the Bible translates as tie
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 4 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- deōδέωto bind or tie: to fasten one thing to another, or to hold a person or thing in place with cords, chains, or any binding tie
- asarאָסַרto make fast by tying: to bind, fasten, harness, or hold a person or thing in restraint
- qasharקָשַׁרto tie one thing to another, and so to fasten a person's loyalty, learning, or love just as firmly
+1 more meaning
- to conspire: to bind oneself together with others in a sworn plot, usually to seize a throne or break a treaty
- ḥavashחָבַשׁto bind on: to fasten, wrap, or tie something firmly onto or around something else (a saddle onto a donkey, a bandage onto a wound, a turban onto the head)
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