How to Pronounce Lehabim

leh-HAY-bim

Lehabim is pronounced leh-HAY-bim (lɛˈheɪbɪm): three syllables, stress on the second.

What does Lehabim mean?

Lehabim means “flames; inflamed; swords”.

Hitchcock’s Bible Names (1869), public domain.

Who was Lehabim?

(fiery, flaming), occurring only in (Genesis 10:13) the name of a Mizraite people or tribe. There can be no doubt that they are the same as the Rebu or Lebu of the Egyptian inscriptions, and that from them Libya and the Libyans derived their name. These primitive Libyans appear to have inhabited the northern part of Africa to the west of Egypt, though latterly driven from the coast by the Greek colonists of the Cyrenaica.

Adapted from Smith's Bible Dictionary (1863), public domain.

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