Lexicon
צְדָד
tse.dad
H6657
N:N--L Hebrew

Zedad

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Occurrences
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Hebrew
Language

tse.dad is a proper name marking a location used as a point on the land's northern boundary.

The attested use is as a proper place name marking a boundary point: both supplied verses place it within descriptions of the land's northern border.

Senses in use

  1. A named point on the northern boundary · dominant

    The form is tagged Noun · Proper in both verses. In Ezekiel 47:15 the APB renders the northern border as extending to “the entrance of Zedad”; in Numbers 34:8 it renders the border's outgoings as being “at Zedad.”

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the name as “Zedad” in both verses, locating it in boundary descriptions. The surrounding boundary language confirms the verse context rather than isolating each contribution mechanically.

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