מִזְרָע
miz.ra
H4218
H:N-M
Hebrew
sowing
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miz.ra denotes the cultivated growth or sowing along the Nile that withers away in Isaiah 19:7.
The term denotes the sowing or cultivated growth associated with the Nile, portrayed in Isaiah 19:7 as withering, being driven away, and leaving nothing.
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Nile-side sowing that perishes · dominant
In Isaiah 19:7, the masculine singular construct form occurs in the clause concerning all the Nile's sowing. The APB renders the verse with this sowing as something that “withers, driven away, and nothing remains of it.”
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Isaiah 19:7, the APB presents the term within “all the sowing of the Nile”; It confirms the clause's setting rather than isolating a precise English equivalent.