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Strong's #6807 - צְעָדָה
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1) marching
2) armlet, anklet, stepping chains
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2676) doy (תסאהד TsAhD) AC: March CO: Bracelet AB: ?: The jingling of bracelets when marching.
V) doy (תסאהד TsAhD) - March: KJV (8): (vf: Paal, Hiphil) go, march, run, bring - Strongs: H6805 (צָעַד)
Nm) doy (תסאהד TsAhD) - Pace: KJV (14): step, pace, goings, go - Strongs: H6806 (צַעַד)
Nf1) edoy (תסאהדה TsAhDH) - Bracelet: An ornament worn on the ankle or wrist that jingles when walking. KJV (3): goings, ornament - Strongs: H6807 (צְעָדָה)
hm) doym (מתסאהד MTsAhD) - Step: KJV (3): step, going - Strongs: H4703 (מִצְעָד)
nf1) edoya (אתסאהדה ATsAhDH) - Bracelet: An ornament worn on the ankle or wrist that jingles when walking. KJV (2): chain, bracelet - Strongs: H685 (אֶצְעָדָה)
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
II. [צְעָדָה] noun feminine armlet, band clasping upper arm (so SS and others; most step-chain, from I. צעד); — plural הַצְּעָדוֺת Isaiah 3:20 (ladies' finery); read ׳הַצּ also 2 Kings 11:12 (for ᵑ0הָעֵדוּת) We Bi. Eini. 4,258 = compare (2), 361Kmp SS Kit Benz.
צְעָדָה f.
(1) a going (of God), 2 Samuel 5:24.
(2) pl. stepping chains, Arab. مصعاد, which were worn by Oriental women fastened to the ancle-band (עֶכֶס) of each leg, so that they were forced to walk elegantly with short steps (טָפַף), Isaiah 3:20 compare אֶצְעָדָה.
