קָמָי
qa.may
H6965A
H:V
Hebrew
(Leb)-kamai
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Hebrew
Language
qa.may is a proper noun used for the inhabitants of Leb-kamai in a judgment announcement.
The attested use is a proper noun identifying the inhabitants of Leb-kamai in a pronouncement that a destroying spirit is being roused against them.
Senses in use
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The inhabitants of Leb-kamai · dominant
In Jeremiah 51:1, the noun marked Proper occurs in the phrase naming “the inhabitants of Leb-kamai,” against whom the announcement is directed. The APB renders the clause, “I am rousing against Babylon and against the inhabitants of Leb-kamai a destroying spirit.”
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Jeremiah 51:1, the APB presents the term within “the inhabitants of Leb-kamai.” Its precise contribution beyond that proper-name phrase cannot be isolated further.