בַּיִת (noun m, noun m, noun m, noun m, noun m, noun m, noun m, noun m, noun m, noun m)
Buildings
= construction surrounded by walls and covered with a roof; normally made of stones, wood, or clay; to be used as living quarters, for storage, as a prison, as a sanctuary, etc.; sometimes used to denote a smaller part of a large construction
house
Space
literally: house (of an object); hence: = a place that is associated with a certain class people that live there, or objects that are found there
place
Containers
literally: house (of an object); hence: = an object that serves as a holder or container of another object, as if it were its house
holder, container
Groups
literally: house; hence: = a group of people associated with a house, such as the family living there, or the descendants of the head of the household
household, family, descendants, dynasty
Space
= relation linking a proposition to a location: the part of an object that is visible from the perspective of someone located within that object
inside
Weak
literally: to dwell in houses of clay; hence: = state of being a mortal human being, living in a body that is bound to return to dust one day
to dwell in houses of clay > to be a mortal human being
בֵּית אַשְׁבֵּעַ (noun m)
Names of Locations
= town; territory of Judah; its inhabitants were experts in weaving cloth