Lexicon
מַכְלֻל
mikh.lul
H4360
H:N-M Hebrew

perfection

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mikh.lul denotes perfections as goods traded alongside costly garments and textiles.

The attested plural noun refers to perfections in a trading setting, where it is listed with blue garments, embroidery, and rich apparel.

Senses in use

  1. Perfections as traded goods · dominant

    In Ezekiel 27:24, the masculine plural absolute form occurs in the phrase describing traders and their goods. The APB renders the verse, "They were your traders in perfections," then continues with garments of blue, embroidery, and rich apparel.

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Ezekiel 27:24, the APB presents the term as "perfections" within a list of merchandise.

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