Lexicon
מְטִיל
me.til
H4300
H:N-M Hebrew

rod

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me.til denotes an iron rod in the comparison describing bones in Job 40:18.

The lone attestation uses the construct-form noun in a comparison: bones are described in relation to rods made of iron in Job 40:18.

Senses in use

  1. Iron rods in a comparison · dominant

    In Job 40:18, the construct-form noun occurs in the clause comparing bones with rods of iron; the APB renders the verse, “His bones are channels of bronze; his bones are like rods of iron.”

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Job 40:18, the APB presents the comparison as “his bones are like rods of iron.” The term's precise English correspondence cannot be isolated beyond the clause.

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