(1) Τeli , from a root "to hang," either the quiver for holding arrows or a sword hung by the side.
(2) Αshpah; "covering the arrows", as our quiver is from cover. Slung at the back when not being used, by a belt; when in use brought in front.
(1) Τeli , from a root "to hang," either the quiver for holding arrows or a sword hung by the side.
(2) Αshpah; "covering the arrows", as our quiver is from cover. Slung at the back when not being used, by a belt; when in use brought in front.
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