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Numbers 35:5 — King James Version← Study notes

And ye shall measure from without the city on the east side two thousand cubits, and on the south side two thousand cubits, and on the west side two thousand cubits, and on the north side two thousand cubits; and the city shall be in the midst: this shall be to them the suburbs of the cities.


Numbers 35:5Hebrew Interlinear

Hebrew · Numbers 35:530 words
וּמַדֹּתֶםûmadōtemAnd stretch
מִחוּץmiḥûṣFrom separate by a wall
לָעִירlāʿîrTo city
אֶתʾet
פְּאַתpəʾatMouth
קֵדְמָהqēdəmāhFront
אַלְפַּיִםʾaləpayimThousand
בָּאַמָּהbāʾamāhIn a mother
וְאֶתwəʾet
פְּאַתpəʾatMouth
נֶגֶבnegevSouth
אַלְפַּיִםʾaləpayimThousand
בָּאַמָּהbāʾamāhIn a mother
וְאֶתwəʾet
פְּאַתpəʾatMouth
יָםyāmSea
אַלְפַּיִםʾaləpayimThousand
בָּאַמָּהbāʾamāhIn a mother
וְאֵתwəʾēt
פְּאַתpəʾatMouth
צָפוֹןṣāp̄wōnHidden
אַלְפַּיִםʾaləpayimThousand
בָּאַמָּהbāʾamāhIn a mother
וְהָעִירwəhāʿîrAnd the city
בַּתָּוֶךְbatāweḵəIn bisection
זֶהzehThis
יִהְיֶהyihəyehExist
לָהֶםlāhemTo
מִגְרְשֵׁיmigərəšêSuburb
הֶעָרִיםheʿārîmThe city
Words read right to left. אֵת (ʾēṯ) is a direct object marker with no English equivalent, shown faded.

Word-by-word meanings

וּמַדֹּתֶםûmadōtemAnd stretch
מִחוּץmiḥûṣFrom separate by a wall
לָעִירlāʿîrTo city
אֶתʾetdirect object marker (no translation)
פְּאַתpəʾatMouth
קֵדְמָהqēdəmāhFront
אַלְפַּיִםʾaləpayimThousand
בָּאַמָּהbāʾamāhIn a mother
וְאֶתwəʾetdirect object marker (no translation)
פְּאַתpəʾatMouth
נֶגֶבnegevSouth
אַלְפַּיִםʾaləpayimThousand
בָּאַמָּהbāʾamāhIn a mother
וְאֶתwəʾetdirect object marker (no translation)
פְּאַתpəʾatMouth
יָםyāmSea
אַלְפַּיִםʾaləpayimThousand
בָּאַמָּהbāʾamāhIn a mother
וְאֵתwəʾētdirect object marker (no translation)
פְּאַתpəʾatMouth
צָפוֹןṣāp̄wōnHidden
אַלְפַּיִםʾaləpayimThousand
בָּאַמָּהbāʾamāhIn a mother
וְהָעִירwəhāʿîrAnd the city
בַּתָּוֶךְbatāweḵəIn bisection
זֶהzehThis
יִהְיֶהyihəyehExist
לָהֶםlāhemTo
מִגְרְשֵׁיmigərəšêSuburb
הֶעָרִיםheʿārîmThe city

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