אֲרִיךְ
a.rakh
H0749
A:V
Hebrew
be proper
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Hebrew
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a.rakh describes what is fitting in the stated palace-related circumstance in Ezra 4:14.
The attested use describes an action or situation judged fitting within the speakers' stated relation to the palace and king in Ezra 4:14.
Senses in use
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Fitting in a stated circumstance · dominant
In Ezra 4:14, the masculine singular absolute adjective occurs in the speakers' explanation that, because of their relation to the palace, it is not fitting for them to see the king's nakedness; the APB renders the clause "it is not fitting for us to see the nakedness of the king."
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Ezra 4:14, the APB presents the clause with "it is not fitting." Its precise assignment to the adjective cannot be confirmed beyond the clause's overall judgment.