Lexicon
מִשְׁרָה
mish.rah
H4952
H:N-F Hebrew

juice

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mish.rah denotes grape juice in the prohibition of grape products in Numbers 6:3.

The term denotes juice from grapes in Numbers 6:3, where it is included among the grape and drink products from which the person must abstain.

Senses in use

  1. Juice from grapes · dominant

    In Numbers 6:3, the feminine singular construct form occurs in the clause forbidding the drinking of a grape-derived liquid; the APB renders the clause “nor shall he drink any juice of grapes,” within a list that also names wine, strong drink, vinegar, and fresh or dried grapes.

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Numbers 6:3, the APB presents the clause as “nor shall he drink any juice of grapes.” This rendering confirms the clause's subject without isolating every lexical contribution.

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