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Lexical senses and semantic domains
Sense 1: to heal
= causative action by which humans or deities help or cause (other) humans or animals to be restored to health or physical strength after a disease or an accident; this could also refer to the wound or disease itself; ≈ often used figuratively to denote the state of a country or nation suffering from the consequences of their unfaithfulness
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Sense ID SDBC-HEB-SENSE-006849-01Source ubs_hebrew_dictionary Licence CC-BY-SA-4.0 Source-linked references 23 (23 verse links; 0 chapter-only title records) Source-exact record View JSON
Sense 2: to be healed
= process by which humans recover from a wound or disease; this can also refer to the wound or disease itself
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Sense ID SDBC-HEB-SENSE-006849-02Source ubs_hebrew_dictionary Licence CC-BY-SA-4.0 Source-linked references 16 (16 verse links; 0 chapter-only title records) Source-exact record View JSON
Sense 3: to restore, to repair, to mend
literally: to be healed; hence: = process by which objects are restored to their former state, usually by human or divine intervention
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Sense ID SDBC-HEB-SENSE-006849-03Source ubs_hebrew_dictionary Licence CC-BY-SA-4.0 Source-linked references 5 (5 verse links; 0 chapter-only title records) Source-exact record View JSON
Sense 4: to restore, to repair, to mend
literally: to heal; hence: = causative action by which humans restore an object to its former state
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Sense ID SDBC-HEB-SENSE-006849-04Source ubs_hebrew_dictionary Licence CC-BY-SA-4.0 Source-linked references 4 (4 verse links; 0 chapter-only title records) Source-exact record View JSON
Sense 5: healer, physician
= someone whose profession it is to help other people heal or recover from a disease or an accident; also used as an epithet for God
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Sense ID SDBC-HEB-SENSE-006849-05Source ubs_hebrew_dictionary Licence CC-BY-SA-4.0 Source-linked references 6 (6 verse links; 0 chapter-only title records) Source-exact record View JSON
Sense 6: to heal, to restore
literally: to heal; hence: = causative action by which deities remove the consequences of evil and restore a country or nation to a state of peace and prosperity
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Sense ID SDBC-HEB-SENSE-006849-06Source ubs_hebrew_dictionary Licence CC-BY-SA-4.0 Source-linked references 15 (15 verse links; 0 chapter-only title records) Source-exact record View JSON Use these links to inspect lexical identity and occurrences. Domain membership identifies related vocabulary to investigate; it does not assign a passage meaning.
Related words and biblical concepts Reviewed concept, LXX, and theological relationships are not included in this MVP. No candidate relationship is presented as established fact.
Advanced record identity Lemma ID SDBC-HEB-LEMMA-006849Page model version 1.0 Direction rtl Domain policy Sense-specific only; no lemma-level union
