Neh 3:30 | KD | STEP | אחרי here and in gives no appropriate sense, and is certainly only an error of transcription arising from the scriptio defect . אחרו. Hananiah the son of Shelemiah, and Hanun the sixth son of Zalaph, are not further known. The name of Meshullam the son of Berechiah occurs previously in ; but the same individual can hardly be intended in the two verses, the one mentioned in being distinguished from others of the same name by the addition ben Meshezabeel. שׁני for שׁנית ( , , and elsewhere) is grammatically incorrect, if not a mere error of transcription. נשׁכּתו נגד, before his dwelling. נשׁכּה occurs only here and , and in the plural הנּשׁכות, ; it seems, judging from the latter passage, only another form for לשׁכּה, chamber; while in , on the contrary, נשׁכּה is distinguished from לשׁכּה, -5. Its etymology is obscure. In it seems to signify dwelling.

‏ Nehemiah 3:30

Neh 3:30 אחרי here and in Neh 3:31 gives no appropriate sense, and is certainly only an error of transcription arising from the scriptio defect. אחרו. Hananiah the son of Shelemiah, and Hanun the sixth son of Zalaph, are not further known. The name of Meshullam the son of Berechiah occurs previously in Neh 3:4; but the same individual can hardly be intended in the two verses, the one mentioned in Neh 3:4 being distinguished from others of the same name by the addition ben Meshezabeel. שׁני for שׁנית (Neh 3:27, Neh 3:24, and elsewhere) is grammatically incorrect, if not a mere error of transcription. נשׁכּתו נגד, before his dwelling. נשׁכּה occurs only here and Neh 13:7, and in the plural הנּשׁכות, Neh 12:44; it seems, judging from the latter passage, only another form for לשׁכּה, chamber; while in Neh 13:7, on the contrary, נשׁכּה is distinguished from לשׁכּה, Neh 13:4-5. Its etymology is obscure. In Neh 13:7 it seems to signify dwelling.