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Adj-msc  |  1× en 1 sentido
dark, dull (of eyes affected by wine, Genesis 49:12)
This rare adjective means 'dark' or 'dull,' describing eyes that are darkened or dulled, particularly from wine. Genesis 49:12 in Jacob's blessing of Judah speaks of 'eyes dark from wine,' suggesting either the reddish appearance of intoxication or the luster of eyes affected by abundant wine. The term may indicate either discoloration or a dulled appearance.

Sentidos
1. sense 1 Appears only in Genesis 49:12 in poetic blessing. The phrase 'dark eyes from wine' (Spanish 'Oscuros,' English 'dark') has been interpreted as eyes reddened by wine, eyes sparkling with wine's effects, or eyes dulled by excessive drinking. The multilingual evidence favors some kind of wine-induced color or appearance change.
MORAL_QUALITY Moral and Ethical Qualities Drunkenness and Intoxication
AR["أَحْمَرُ"]·ben["চকচকে"]·DE["dunkelglänzend"]·EN["dark"]·FR["dark"]·heb["חכלילי"]·HI["लाल"]·ID["merah-berkilau"]·IT["dark"]·jav["Abrit-paningal"]·KO["반짝이는"]·PT["Escuros"]·RU["тёмные"]·ES["Oscuros"]·SW["macho-yake"]·TR["parıldayan"]·urd["سرخ-چمکدار"]

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Referencia BDB / Léxico
חַכְלִילִי adj. (dark) dull, from wine, ח׳ עינים מִיָּ֑יִן Gn 49:12.