2945 – טַף (taf)

child


Type:
Noun Noun
 
masc. ♂ masculine
 
Category:  Human  Ages  Young
Hebrew: טַף (taf)
Pronunciation: taf    Listen
Gematria: 809(9 + 800)    words with the same gematria
Origin: from H2952 (טָפַף) (perhaps referring to the tripping gait of children)
Usage: 42 times in OT

Description

1) children, little children, little ones


Synonyms

טַףtaf♂H2945
(42 ggr)
child
בָּחוּרbachor♂H0970
(44 ggr)
youth
בְּכוֹרbechor♂H1060
(122 ggr)
firstborn
בֵּןben♂H1121a
(4933 ggr)
son
בֵּןben♂H1123
(11 ggr)
son
בַּתbat♀H1323
(586 ggr)
daughter
בְּתוּלָהbetolah♀H1330
(50 ggr)
virgin
וָלָדvalad♂H2056
(1 ggr)
child
יוֹנֵקjoneq♂H3126
(1 ggr)
sapling
יֶ֫לֶדjeled♂H3206
(89 ggr)
youth
יַלְדָּהjaldah♀H3207
(3 ggr)
maiden
יַלְדוּתjaldot♀H3208
(3 ggr)
youth
יָצִיאjatsiH3329
(1 ggr)
offspring
יָתוֹםjatom♂H3490
(42 ggr)
orphan
נַ֫עַרnaar♂H5288
(239 ggr)
youth
נֹ֫עַרnoar♂H5290
(4 ggr)
youth
נַעֲרָהnaarah♀H5291
(63 ggr)
maiden
עֲוִילavil♂H5759
(3 ggr)
boy
עוּלol♂H5764
(2 ggr)
infant
עוֹלֵלolel♂H5768
(20 ggr)
infant
עָלוּםalom♂H5934
(4 ggr)
youth
עֶ֫לֶםelem♂H5958
(2 ggr)
youth
עַלְמָהalmah♀H5959
(7 ggr)
maiden
בָּנִ֖ים וּבָנֽוֹתbanim ovanotH9101
(30 ggr)
sons and daugters
*The bars show how many times the word is used in the Old Testament.

Origin

from H2952 (טָפַף) (perhaps referring to the tripping gait of children):

טָפַףtafafH2952to mince

Equivalent Greek words

In the greek translation Septuagint (LXX) the Hebrew word taf was translated to the following:

ἔκγονονekgononG1549nephew
λαόςlaosG2992people
νήπιοςnepiosG3516child
ὄχλοςochlosG3793people
παιδίονpaidionG3813child
συγγένειαsuggeneiaG4772kindred
σῶμαsomaG4983body
τέκνονteknonG5043child

Alternative forms

Grammatical code shortcode Swedish Quantity
Noun Noun
♂/♀ sing. masculine och feminine singular Absolute state
Ncbsa-18
Noun Noun
♂/♀ sing. gen. masculine och feminine singular Construct state
Ncbsc-24


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References (42 occurances in 42 verses)





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