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שָׂרָק — Jastrow | Berean Institutes

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שָׂרָק

Jastrow: שָׂרָק

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JASTROW

שָׂרָק

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שָׂרָק m. paint , v. סָרָק .

שָׂרָק m. paint, v. סָרָק.

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Jastrow, סָרָק 1

Cross-References

Brown–Driver–Briggs: שׂרק
Brown–Driver–Briggs: שׁרק
Brown–Driver–Briggs: שָׂרֹק
Brown–Driver–Briggs: שָׂרֹק
Brown–Driver–Briggs: שֹׂרֵק
Brown–Driver–Briggs: שֹׂרֵק
Brown–Driver–Briggs: שׂרק
Brown–Driver–Briggs: שָׁרַק
STEP Hebrew Lexicon: שָׁרַק
STEP Hebrew Lexicon: שֹׂרֵק
STEP Hebrew Lexicon: שָׂרֹק
STEP Hebrew Lexicon: שָׂרֹק
STEP Hebrew Lexicon: שֹׂרֵק
Jastrow: שָׁרַק
Jastrow: שְׁרַק

Jastrow — CC-BY-4.0

Jastrow's Dictionary of the Targumim, Talmud, and Midrash (London, Luzac, 1903), public domain text. Structured data via Sefaria words API, CC BY 4.0.

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