יֶלֶד
Child, Father, and Mother
There are multiple Hebrew words translated “child” in the Bible. Three of them have been deliberately chosen for this article. We shall first explain the Hebrew word for “pregnant,” which is translated “with child” in Genesis 16:11. Secondly, we shall explain the Hebrew word for a “recently born child” which is translated “begat” in Deuteronomy […]
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