5618. Sophereth -- father of some returning exiles
... Sophereth. Feminine active participle of caphar; a scribe (properly, female); Sophereth,
a temple servant -- Sophereth. see HEBREW caphar. 5617, 5618. ...
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4557. mispar -- number, tally
... From caphar; a number, definite (arithmetical) or indefinite (large, innumerable;
small, a few); also (abstractly) narration -- + abundance, account, X all, X ...
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5601. sappir -- a sapphire
... sapphire. From caphar; a gem (perhaps used for scratching other substances), probably
the sapphire -- sapphire. see HEBREW caphar. 5600, 5601. sappir. 5602 > ...
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5610. sephar -- enumeration, census
... Usage census (1). numbering. From caphar; a census -- numbering. see HEBREW
caphar. 5609, 5610. sephar. 5611 . Strong's Numbers.
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5615. sephorah -- a number
... Word Origin from the same as sepher Definition a number NASB Word Usage sum (1).
number. From caphar; a numeration -- number. see HEBREW caphar. 5614, 5615. ...
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5609. sephar -- a book
... book, roll. (Aramaic) from a root corresponding to caphar; a book -- book, roll.
see HEBREW caphar. 5608, 5609. sephar. 5610 . Strong's Numbers.
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5612. sepher -- a missive, document, writing, book
... 56:9) {sif-raw'}; from caphar; properly, writing (the art or a document); by
implication, a book -- bill, book, evidence, X learn(-ed) (-ing), letter, register ...
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Caphar Tebi.
... Chapters 11-20 Chapter 18 Caphar Tebi. ... "They sometime brought a chest full of bones
from Caphar Tebi, and they placed it openly in the entrance to Lydda. ...
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Caphar Hananiah. The Middle of Galilee.
... A Chorographical Century. Chapters 61-70 Chapter 61 Caphar Hananiah. ... It seems also
to be called 'Caphar Hanan': hence "R. Jacob of Caphar Hanan." ...
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Antipatris. Caphar Salama.
... A Chorographical Century. Chapters 51-60 Chapter 58 Antipatris. Caphar Salama.
We find this town marked out heretofore by a double ...
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Sharon. Caphar Lodim. The Village of those of Lydda.
... Caphar Lodim. ... Among the villages, scattered up and down in this pleasant
vale, we meet with Caphar Lodim, between Lydda and the sea. ...
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Some Other Towns Near Tiberias. Beth-Meon. Caphar Chittaia. ...
... Beth-Meon. Caphar Chittaia. Paltathah. ... But he fled without Magdala: but some say,
Without Caphar Chittaia.""Ziddim (Joshua 19:35) is Caphar Chittaia. ...
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Acon. Ptolemais.
... Caphar Acon, is very frequently mentioned by the Talmudists. ... And a city
which produceth five hundred foot, as Caphar Amiku," &c. ...
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From the Talmud and Hebraica
... Jamnia. Chapter 16 Lydda. Chapter 17 Sharon. Caphar Lodim. The Village of those
of Lydda. Chapter 18 Caphar Tebi. Chapter 19 The northern coast of Judea. ...
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Some Towns Upon the Very Limits of the Land. Out of the Jerusalem ...
... Rosh Maja, Amon, and Mazi (R. Mena saith, So it was called anciently, but now Susitha):
Ainosh, En Teraa, Ras, Berin, Jion, Jadot, Caphar, Charob, Chaspia, and ...
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Ephraim
... R. Josi saith, "They brought also of the wheat of Barchaim, and of Caphar Achum;
which were near Jerusalem.". "For oil, Tekoa deserves the first praise. ...
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Galilee
... From Caphar Hananiah, and upwards,"whatsoever land produceth not sycamines, is Galilee
the upper: but from Caphar Hananiah, and below, whatsoever produceth ...
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Caphar

one of the numerous words employed in the Bible to denote a village or collection of dwellings smaller than a city (Ir). Mr Stanley proposes to render it by "hamlet." In names of places it occurs in Chephar-he-Ammonai, Chephirah, Caphar-salama. To us its chief interest arises from its forming a part of the name of Capernaum, i.e. Capharnahum.

Caph

Caphar

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