יַבָּל
yab.bel
H2990
H:N-M
Hebrew
running
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Hebrew
Language
yab.bel denotes a running sore listed among bodily defects in Leviticus 22:22.
The term denotes a running sore, named in Leviticus 22:22 among conditions that disqualify an animal from presentation to the LORD.
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Running sore among disqualifying defects · dominant
In Leviticus 22:22, the feminine singular absolute noun occurs in a list of bodily conditions affecting animals that are not to be presented to the LORD. The APB renders the list with “having a running sore” alongside blindness, injury, scab, and a festering sore.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Leviticus 22:22, the APB presents the condition as “having a running sore.” This identifies the verse-level presentation rather than a precise lexical equivalence.