חִתּוּל
chit.tul
H2848
H:N-M
Hebrew
bandage
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Occurrences
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Books
Hebrew
Language
chit.tul denotes a bandaging material in the image of an injured arm left untreated.
The attested use places the noun in the treatment of a broken arm: material that would be applied in binding the injury.
Senses in use
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Material applied to bind an injury · dominant
In Ezekiel 30:21, the masculine singular absolute noun occurs in the description of Pharaoh's broken arm, which has not been bound up. The APB renders the treatment sequence as “to place a bandage, to bind it,” confirming the verse's injury-binding setting without establishing a word-for-word alignment.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Ezekiel 30:21, the APB includes “to place a bandage” within the account of an arm left without treatment. It cannot isolate the noun's exact English equivalent.