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H8009 שַׂלְמָה (Salmâh) sal-maw'

Hebrew
Noun (Masculine)
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Quick Definition

Salmon

Strong's Definition

Salmah, an Israelite

Derivation: the same as H8008 (שַׂלְמָה); clothing;

KJV Usage: Salmon. Compare H8012 (שַׂלְמוֹן).

Outline of Biblical Usage

Salmon = "garment"
1) father of Boaz, father-in-law of Ruth, and grandfather of David
1a) also 'Salmah', 'Salma'

STEPBible — Tyndale Abridged Hebrew Lexicon

שַׂלְמָה (sal.mah) — Salmon. A man of the tribe of Judah living before Israel's Monarchy, first mentioned at Rut.4.20; son of: Nahshon (H5177); husband of: Rahab (H7343); father of: Boaz (H1162); also called Sala at Luk.3.32; Another spelling of sal.ma (שַׂלְמָא "Salmon" H8007) § Salmon = "garment" 1) father of Boaz, father-in-law of Ruth, and grandfather of David 1a) also 'Salmah', 'Salma'

UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew

noun f · שִׂמְלָה

Clothing

mantle, cloak = a long, flowing outer garment reaching to the feet; it was generally a loose-fitting cloth that was draped around the body and held in place in the middle by a sash wrapped around the waist or some means of fastening such as pins or buttons; it was worn at all levels of society, including also priests and other religious leaders; it served more purposes than just an outer covering; women sometimes carried bowls or other implements or grain in its folds; for poorer people it also served as a covering when sleeping

EXO 22:8 · EXO 22:25 · DEU 24:13 · DEU 29:4 · JOS 9:5 · JOS 9:13 · JOS 22:8 · 1KI 10:25 · 1KI 11:29 · 1KI 11:30 · 2CH 9:24 · NEH 9:21 · JOB 9:31 · PSA 104:2 · SNG 4:11 · MIC 2:8

name

Names of People | ≈ שַׂלְמָא · שַׂלְמֹון

Salmah, Salma, Salmon = man, also known as Salma and Salmon; ◄ son of Nahshon; tribe of Judah; ► father of Boaz and ancestor of David

RUT 4:20

Reinier de Blois

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Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew Lexicon

שַׂלְמוֹן n.pr.m. father of Boaz base

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