Hebron

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English

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Etymology

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Borrowed fromLatinHebrōn,ultimately fromBiblical Hebrewחֶבְרוֹן(Ḥeḇrōn),possibly viaAncient GreekΧεβρών(Khebrṓn).

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Hebron

  1. A city in theWest Bank,Palestine;holy in bothJudaismandIslam.
  2. A number of places in theUnited States:
    1. A formersettlementinCalifornia.
    2. A town inConnecticut.
    3. A village inIllinois.
    4. A town inIndiana;named for a localAssociate Reformed Presbyterianchurch, itself named for the city in Palestine.
    5. AnunincorporatedcommunityinIowa;named for the city in Palestine.
    6. Acensus-designated placeinKentucky;named for the city in Palestine.
    7. A town inMaine.
    8. A town inMaryland;named for the city in Palestine.
    9. AnunincorporatedcommunityinDouglas County,Missouri;named for the city in Palestine.
    10. Aghost towninShelby County,Missouri;named for the city in Palestine.
    11. A city, thecounty seatofThayer County,Nebraska;named for the city in Palestine.
    12. A town inNew Hampshire.
    13. A town inNew York;named for the town in Connecticut.
    14. A city inNorth Dakota;named for the city in Palestine.
    15. A village inOhio.
    16. Acensus-designated placeinLebanon County,Pennsylvania.
    17. AnunincorporatedcommunityinPotter County,Pennsylvania;named for the city in Palestine.
    18. A town inTexas.
    19. Aghost towninUtah;named for the city in Palestine.
    20. AnunincorporatedcommunityinMarion County,West Virginia;named for a local church.
    21. AnunincorporatedcommunityinPleasants County,West Virginia;named for the city in Palestine.
    22. A town inWisconsin.
  3. A number of places elsewhere:
    1. AcommunityofNew Brunswick.
    2. Aghost towninNunatsiavut,Newfoundland and Labrador.[From 1831]
    3. AcommunityofNova Scotia.
    4. AcommunityofPrince Edward Island;named for the city in Palestine.
    5. AhamletinLlanddyfnancommunity,Anglesey,Wales(OSgrid ref SH4584).
    6. AhamletinCilymaenllwydcommunity,Carmarthenshire,Wales(OS grid ref SN1827).
    7. AlocalityinLlanfihangel-ar-Arthcommunity,Carmarthenshire(OS grid ref SN4135).[1]
    8. A small village andcivil parishnorth ofMorpeth,Northumberland,England(OS grid ref NZ1989).
  4. Asurname.

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Latin

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Etymology

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Thisetymologyis missing or incomplete. Please add to it, or discuss it at theEtymology scriptorium.
Particularly: “From theAncient GreekΧεβρών(Khebrṓn)?But if so, why isn't it speltChebrōn?”

Pronunciation

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Proper noun

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Hebrōnmsg(variously declined,genitiveHebrōnorHebrōnis);indeclinable,third declension

  1. Hebron(city)
  2. Hebron(Biblical figure)

Usage notes

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  • In theVulgate,Hebrōnis not declined.

Declension

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Indeclinablenoun orthird-declensionnoun, with locative, singular only.

Case Singular
Nominative Hebrōn
Genitive Hebrōn
Hebrōnis
Dative Hebrōn
Hebrōnī
Accusative Hebrōn
Hebrōnem
Ablative Hebrōn
Hebrōne
Vocative Hebrōn
Locative Hebrōn
Hebrōnī
Hebrōne

References

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  • HebrōninGaffiot, Félix (1934)Dictionnaire illustré latin-français,Hachette, page738/2.

Further reading

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Polish

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Hebron

Etymology

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Learned borrowingfromLatinHebrōn.

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Proper noun

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Hebronminan(related adjectivehebroński)

  1. Hebron(a city inPalestine)

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Further reading

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  • Hebronin Polish dictionaries at PWN
  • Hebronin PWN's encyclopedia

Portuguese

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Proper noun

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Hebronf

  1. Alternative spelling ofHebrom