אֵין מֶלֶךְ
ORIGINALBH-096
Biblical Hebrew · Reading Biblical Hebrew Sentences
Nonexistence with אֵין
BH-096Biblical HebrewMasoretic Hebrew of Tanakh
ORIGINAL LANGUAGE FIRST
אֵין מֶלֶךְ
Transliterationein melekh
Plain meaningthere is no king
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Nonexistence with אֵין
אֵין negates existence or presence. It forms the counterpart to יֵשׁ. When person-endings attach, the family can also express “I do not have,” “he does not have,” and similar relationships depending on construction.
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ein melekh
READINGApproved transliteration
there is no king
MEANINGBiblical Hebrew
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