Lexicon
יְרַח
ye.rach
H3393
A:N-M Hebrew

month

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Hebrew
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ye.rach denotes a calendrical month, whether marking a named date or an elapsed period.

The attested use denotes a calendrical month: Ezra 6:15 places the building's completion in the month Adar, while Daniel 4:26 refers to a period described in plural form.

Senses in use

  1. Calendrical month in dates and periods · dominant

    In Ezra 6:15, the singular construct form occurs in the dating clause concerning the third day of the month Adar; the APB renders the verse "on the third day of the month Adar." In Daniel 4:26, the plural absolute form occurs in a statement about a period before recognition that the heavens rule, though the APB does not plainly isolate the term's contribution.

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB explicitly includes "month Adar" in Ezra 6:15. In Daniel 4:26, its wording presents the period as "from the time," so the lemma's specific rendering is not isolated by the translation.

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