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   Nov 3, 2016 · After researching their etymology, the words Erev and Boker (or Voker) seem to have dual meanings, and thus could be used to gain further insight into the text. The commonly accepted literal translation of the phrase "Vayehi erev vayehi voker yom echad" reads "And it was evening and it was morning, one day".

2. jewishlink.news › what-is-the-origin-of-the-wordsWhat Is the Origin of the Words Erev and Boker?

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   Mar 16, 2017 · Erev and boker are words that are well-known to us. But exactly how did they develop the meanings of “evening” and “morning”? The verb ayin-resh-bet (henceforth “ARB”) has several meanings; one of them is “mix.” See, e.g., Ps. 106:35: va-yitarvu va-goyim. The “mix” meaning very likely lies behind the term erev rav (the mixed multitude […]

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   Oct 30, 2024 · The opening chapter of Genesis has long captivated theologians, philosophers, and scholars with its profound and poetic account of the creation of the universe. Each of the first six days of creation concludes with a remarkable refrain: “And there was evening (erev) and there was morning (boker).”. [1] While this phrase has been studied and ...

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   May 3, 2017 · Erev and boker are words that are well-known to us. But exactly how did they develop the meanings of “evening” and “morning”? The verb Ayin-Resh-Bet (henceforth “ARB”) has several meanings, one of them is “mix.”. See, e.g., Ps. 106:35: va-yitarvu va-goyim. The “mix” meaning very likely lies behind the term erev rav (=the ...

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5. www.balashon.com › 2006 › 05Balashon - Hebrew Language Detective: erev

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   May 24, 2006 · ערב רב erev rav: This is generally translated as the "mixed multitudes" that went up from Egypt (Shmot 12:38). The association with "mix" is clear, but Kutscher agrees with Onkelos who translates it as "foreigners". Erev means foreigners in Nechemia 13:3, and there is a cognate word in Arabic meaning the same.

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   This, as the physicist Gerald Schroeder points out (in Genesis and the Big Bang) is implicit in the Hebrew words erev and boker, "And it was evening (erev) and it was morning (boker)." Erev in Hebrew means an undifferentiated mixture of elements. Boker comes from a root meaning "to reflect, contemplate, seek clarity." Much recent work in ...

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   Is Erev the same as Boker?

   • Edit: I have recently found an independent version of a similar theory in the book "The Science of God" by Dr. Gerald Schroeder. He describes the same ideas (which he attributes to Nachmanides), but instead relates 'erev' to mixture as in disorder or chaos. And to 'boker' he ascribes the idea of order (from bikoret-orderly, able to be observed).

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   What does Boker mean?

   • I was initially interested in the word " boker " and why it has the same root as "bakar" or cattle. This led to me discovering that "boker" fundamentally means "splitting" or "cleaving". I was excited but not surprised to find that upon researching the word "Erev" that it held the opposite connotations, ideas of mixture or gathering.

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   What does Erev mean in the Bible?

   • The association with "mix" is clear, but Kutscher agrees with Onkelos who translates it as "foreigners". Erev means foreigners in Nechemia 13:3, and there is a cognate word in Arabic meaning the same. ערוב arov: The wild animals of the fourth plague in Egypt (Shmot 8:20). Kutscher says the origin is unclear, but Klein associates it with "to mix".

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   What does Erev Shabbat mean?

   • ערב שבת erev shabbat: Kutscher quotes the linguist Meir Medan (father of Rav Yaakov Medan, Rosh Yeshiva of Har Etzion) as saying that erev shabbat means "the entering of Shabbat", in the same way that מוצאי שבת motzaei shabbat means "the leaving of shabbat".

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8. theexplanation.com › key-7-each-biblical-hebrewKey 7. Each Biblical Hebrew Tells a Fascinating Story

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   Sep 17, 2020 · A Biblical Hebrew word story. Key 7, to unlock Bible meaning. No one talks about this, but it is THE key to how to read the Bible. Each Biblical Hebrew word tells a fascinating story. These stories unlock Bible meaning. A word story takes us full circle back to Key 1 and encompasses all the other keys. Each Biblical Hebrew word narrates its own ...