Lexicon
תְּלִי
te.li
H8522
H:N-M Hebrew

quiver

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te.li denotes an item taken with vessels and a bow for going out to hunt game.

In Genesis 27:3, the construct singular noun names an item Isaac tells his son to take along with his vessels and bow before going into the field to hunt.

Senses in use

  1. Hunting equipment carried with a bow · dominant

    In Genesis 27:3, the construct singular form occurs in Isaac's instruction to take vessels, this item, and a bow before going to the field to hunt game; the APB renders the sequence “your quiver and your bow.”

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Genesis 27:3, the APB presents the item in the phrase “your quiver and your bow.” This identifies the verse-level presentation rather than a precise lexical mapping.

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