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Strong's #7529 - רֶצֶף
- Brown-Driver-Briggs
- Strong
1) hot stone, glowing stone or coal, flame, firebolt, spark
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2792) pyr (רתספ RTsP) AC: Fit CO: Stone AB: ?: Stones are fitted together to build a road. [from: yr- pieces]
V) pyr (רתספ RTsP) - Fit: To fit together. KJV (1): (vf: Paal) paved - Strongs: H7528 (רָצַף)
Nm) pyr (רתספ RTsP) - Stone: Used for baking bread by placing the bread on hot stones. KJV (1): coal - Strongs: H7529 (רֶצֶף)
Nf1) epyr (רתספה RTsPH) - Pavement: A road of stones. KJV (8): pavement - Strongs: H7531 (רִצְפָּה)
af2) tpyrm (מרתספת MRTsPT) - Pavement: A road of stones. KJV (1): pavement - Strongs: H4837 (מַרְצֶפֶת)
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
רֶצֶף m.
(1) a stone on a hearth, on which meat was roasted or bread baked. 1 Kings 19:6, עֻגַּת רְצָפִים “a cake cooked upon the stones.” The Rabbins understand hot coal, compare רֶשֶׁף.
(2) [Rezeph], pr. name of a city subdued by the Assyrians, Isaiah 37:12 perhaps Ῥησάφα of Ptolemy (page 350, ed. Basil), situated in Palmyrene; Arabic رُصَافَةُ.
