Hebrew word study

בְּתוּלָהbᵉthûwlâh a virgin (from her privacy)

Pronounced “beth-oo-law'

a virgin (from her privacy); sometimes (by continuation) a bride; also (figuratively) a city or state

Translated in the King James as: maid, virgin.

Appears 50 times in Scripture

Origin: feminine passive participle of an unused root meaning to separate;

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Where it appears

Genesis 1×
Genesis 24:16
Exodus 2×
Exodus 22:16Exodus 22:17
Leviticus 2×
Leviticus 21:3Leviticus 21:14
Deuteronomy 4×
Deuteronomy 22:19Deuteronomy 22:23Deuteronomy 22:28Deuteronomy 32:25
Judges 2×
Judges 19:24Judges 21:12
2 Samuel 2×
2 Sam 13:22 Sam 13:18
1 Kings 1×
1 Ki 1:2
2 Kings 1×
2 Ki 19:21
2 Chronicles 1×
2 Chr 36:17
Esther 4×
Esther 2:2Esther 2:3Esther 2:17Esther 2:19
Job 1×
Job 31:1
Psalms 3×
Psalms 45:14Psalms 78:63Psalms 148:12
Isaiah 5×
Isaiah 23:4Isaiah 23:12Isaiah 37:22Isaiah 47:1Isaiah 62:5
Jeremiah 8×
Jeremiah 2:32Jeremiah 14:17Jeremiah 18:13Jeremiah 31:4Jeremiah 31:13Jeremiah 31:21Jeremiah 46:11Jeremiah 51:22
Lamentations 7×
Lam 1:4Lam 1:15Lam 1:18Lam 2:10Lam 2:13Lam 2:21Lam 5:11
Ezekiel 2×
Ezekiel 9:6Ezekiel 44:22
Joel 1×
Joel 1:8
Amos 2×
Amos 5:2Amos 8:13
Zechariah 1×
Zech 9:17

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