teraphim

ter·aph

T0112400 (tĕr′əf)n. pl. ter·a·phim (-ə-fĭm) A small image or idol representing an ancient Semitic household god.

[Back-formation from pl. teraphim, from Hebrew tərāpîm, household gods, perhaps pl. of *terep, tarp-*tarp-, household god, perhaps of Anatolian origin and akin to Luwian tarpalli-, ritual substitute ("one stepping in another's place, thing taking another's place"), and tarpa-, to tread, step on; akin to Greek trapein, to tread grapes, and Lithuanian trepenti, to stamp.]

Translations

teraphim

(tĕr`əfĭm), in the Bible, a plural term of uncertain origin referring either to household idols or to idols set up in a local sanctuary, or consulted for purposes of divination. Little is known regarding their form, except that they could be of a person's size, or small enough to be carried by hand.

单词	teraphim
释义	teraphim ter·aph T0112400 (tĕr′əf)n. pl. ter·a·phim (-ə-fĭm) A small image or idol representing an ancient Semitic household god. [Back-formation from pl. teraphim, from Hebrew tərāpîm, household gods, perhaps pl. of terep, tarp-tarp-, household god, perhaps of Anatolian origin and akin to Luwian tarpalli-, ritual substitute ("one stepping in another's place, thing taking another's place"), and tarpa-, to tread, step on; akin to Greek trapein, to tread grapes, and Lithuanian trepenti, to stamp.] Translations teraphim teraphim (tĕr`əfĭm), in the Bible, a plural term of uncertain origin referring either to household idols or to idols set up in a local sanctuary, or consulted for purposes of divination. Little is known regarding their form, except that they could be of a person's size, or small enough to be carried by hand.
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