Lexicon
מֶ֫סֶךְ
me.sekh
H4538
H:N-M Hebrew

mixture

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me.sekh refers to a mixed substance; its lone attestation is not isolated by the APB translation.

The attested use points to a mixed substance, but the single verse’s APB rendering does not isolate the noun’s contribution within the speaker’s declaration and praise.

Senses in use

  1. A mixed substance · dominant

    In Psalm 75:9, the form is a singular absolute common masculine noun in a verse where the APB renders the speaker’s resolve to “declare it forever” and “sing praise to the God of Jacob.” That translation does not identify a specific English expression corresponding to the noun, so the verse supports only the supplied gloss-level sense.

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Psalm 75:9, the APB presents a declaration and praise to the God of Jacob, but it does not visibly isolate an English rendering for this noun. Its specific contribution remains unclear.

Passages featuring this word

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