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makkār מַכָּר ‘acquaintance’ (Hebrew)

Etymology?: from nāxar נָכַר ‘to recognize / to alienate’
Roots: נכר

makkār n, m
1) acquaintance, friend

Mentioned in 2 Kings 12:8, 12:6

2014 — 2026 Institute for Biblical Content. Biblical Hebrew for linguists: a multilingual analytical biblical Hebrew lexicon.
Editorial Lead of the English section: M. Hardy (ENS, IBC).
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