H6447 H6447
Palm of the hand (Daniel 5:5, 24, where the hand writes on the wall)
This Aramaic noun means the palm or flat of the hand. It appears only in Daniel 5, in the famous handwriting-on-the-wall scene. Verse 5 describes the palm of a hand appearing and writing on the palace wall, causing Belshazzar to turn pale. Verse 24 refers back to the same hand that was sent from God's presence.
Sentidos
1. sense 1 — The flat part or palm of the hand, used in the Aramaic construct 'palm of a hand.' The cross-linguistic evidence (Spanish 'la palma de,' French appears to bracket the Aramaic untranslated) confirms this anatomical meaning. Both Daniel references describe the supernatural hand that wrote Babylon's doom—one of Scripture's most dramatic moments, where this body-part term becomes the instrument of divine message. 2×
AR["رَاحَةَ", "رَاحَةُ"]·ben["তালু"]·DE["[פס]", "[פסא]"]·EN["palm-of"]·FR["[פס]", "[פסא]"]·heb["פס"]·HI["हथेली"]·ID["telapak", "telapak-tangan"]·IT["[פס]", "[פסא]"]·jav["telapak"]·KO["부분-을", "부분-이"]·PT["a-palma-da"]·RU["кисть"]·ES["la-palma-de"]·SW["sehemu-ya"]·TR["kısmı", "kısmını"]·urd["ہثیلی"]
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Referencia BDB / Léxico
† פַּס n.m. palm of hand;—cstr. Dn 5:5, emph. פַּסָּא v 24.