Lexicon
מִשְׁקָע
mish.qa
H4950
H:N-M Hebrew

clarified

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mish.qa refers to clarified water in the contrast between water kept clear and water fouled by trampling.

The single attested use denotes clarified water, set against the remaining water that is fouled by feet in Ezekiel 34:18.

Senses in use

  1. Clarified water contrasted with fouled water · dominant

    In Ezekiel 34:18, the masculine singular construct noun occurs in the clause about drinking water while the remaining water is fouled with feet. The APB renders the verse with the contrast between "clarified water" and "the remaining water" that is fouled.

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Ezekiel 34:18, the APB presents the contrast as drinking "clarified water" while fouling the remaining water; This identifies the verse-level presentation rather than a precise lexical mapping.

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