Hebrew word study

חֲתֻלָּהchăthullâh — a swathing cloth (figuratively)

Pronounced “khath-ool-law'”

a swathing cloth (figuratively)

Translated in the King James as: swaddling band.

Origin: from H2853 (חָתַל);

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Where it appears

Job — 1×

Job 38:9

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