שֹׁטֵט
sho.tet
H7850
H:N-M
Hebrew
scourge
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Hebrew
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sho.tet denotes a harmful affliction pictured as striking a person's sides.
The attested use depicts a harmful affliction directed against a person's sides, paired in Joshua 23:13 with a snare, trap, and thorns in the eyes.
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A harmful affliction against the sides · dominant
In Joshua 23:13, the masculine singular absolute noun occurs in the warning that the nations will become a snare and trap, an affliction on Israel's sides, and thorns in its eyes. The APB renders this part of the clause “a scourge on your sides.”
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Joshua 23:13 the APB presents the term within the image “a scourge on your sides”; This rendering is treated as confirmation of the clause's overall image.