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מִצְרַ֫יִם681 H4714
Conj-w | N-proper-fs  |  635× in 2 senses
Egypt (the land); Mizraim (son of Ham)
2. Mizraim (son of Ham) The personal name Mizraim, son of Ham and grandson of Noah, ancestor of the Egyptians in the Table of Nations (Genesis 10:6, 13; 1 Chronicles 1:8, 11), marked as masculine singular.
DISCOURSE_NAMES Names of Persons and Places Egypt Place Name
AR["وَ-مِصْرايِم","وَ-مِصْرَايِمُ"]·ben["আর-মিসরয়িম","ও-মিশরয়িম"]·DE["und-Aegypten","und-Mizrajim"]·EN["and-Mitsrayim","and-Mizraim"]·FR["et-Mizraim","et-Égypte"]·heb["ו-מצרים"]·HI["और-मितस्रयिम","और-मितस्रयिम-ने","और-मिस्र"]·ID["Dan-Misraim","dan-Misraim"]·IT["e-Egitto","e-Mizraim"]·jav["Lan-Misraim","lan-Misraim"]·KO["그-와-미스라임","그리고-미스라임","그리고-미스라임이"]·PT["E-Mitsrayim","e-Mitsrayim"]·RU["И-Мицраим","и-Мицраим"]·ES["Y-Mitsrayim","Y-Mitsráyim","y-Mitsrayim","y-Mitsráyim"]·SW["Na-Misraimu","Na-Misri","na-Misraimu","na-Misri"]·TR["Ve-Mısır","ve-Mitsrayim","ve-Mısır"]·urd["اور-مصر","اور-مصر-نے","و-مصرایم"]
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Senses
1. Egypt (the land) The geographic and political entity of Egypt, used with various prepositions (in, from, to, against, on) and conjunctions across all grammatical contexts referring to the nation or territory. 631×
DISCOURSE_NAMES Names of Persons and Places Egypt Place Name
AR["مِصْرَ"]·ben["মিশরে","মিশরের","মিসরের"]·DE["Ägypten","Ägyptens","Ägyptens-ist"]·EN["Egypt"]·FR["Égypte"]·heb["מצרים"]·HI["मिस्र","मिस्र-का","मिस्र-के","मिस्रयिम","मिस्रयिम-कि"]·ID["Mesir"]·IT["Egitto"]·jav["Mesir"]·KO["애굩의","애굽에","애굽의","이집트의"]·PT["Egito","Mitsrayim"]·RU["Египет","Египта"]·ES["Egipto","Mitsrayim","Mitzrayim"]·SW["Misri","ardhi","ya-Misri"]·TR["Mısır'a","Mısır'ın","karşısında"]·urd["مصر","مصر-کی","مصر-کے"]

BDB / Lexicon Reference
מִצְרַ֫יִם681 n.pr.terr. et gent.f. Ex 10:7, m. Ex 12:33, mpl. Gn 41:55 etc. (v. infr. 2), Egypt, Egyptians (Ph. מצרם; Assyrian Mŭṣŭr, Muṣru, Miṣir, DlPar 308 SchrCOT Gloss. KGF 246 ff., TelAm. Miṣrî, Wkl TA 39 BezBM 152, and Mas̆rî Wkl l.c.; Arabic مَصْر Cairo, Egypt (Spiro); Min. Miṣru HomA. and A. (1892), 125; v. also EbÄgM 71 ff.; 𝔊 Αἴγυπτος;—deriv. and form dub.; יִםַusually regarded as