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gibbār גִּבָּר ‘Gibbar’ (Hebrew)

Etymology?: intensive of gever גֶּ֫בֶר ‘upright man’
Roots: גבר

gibbār pr n m pers
Gibbar = "the valiant"
1) a head of a family of returning exiles under Zerubbabel

Mentioned in Ezra 2:20

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