Matthew 15:39
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| 31 | ืืื (Strong's #4022) and Μαγαδฮฌν (Magadan) share a possible linguistic connection through Semitic roots, with ืืื (Meged) meaning "gift" or "precious place" in Hebrew and Μαγαδฮฌν (Magadan) appearing in Greek texts as a location mentioned in the New Testament. While ืืื (Meged) relates to significance or value, Μαγαδฮฌν (Magadan) specifically refers to a place associated with Jesus' ministry, but the location is unidentified. The ending -ฮฌν would add the Hebrew diminuitive suffix -on (See Paragogic Nun Study) giving it a meaning of "Inner Precious Place." Strong's Exhaustive Concordance
pleasant, precious fruit thing From an unused root probably meaning to be eminent; properly, a distinguished thing; hence something valuable, as a product or fruit -- pleasant, precious fruit (thing). |