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has gloss(noun) (Old Testament) the Philistine mistress of Samson who betrayed him by cutting off his hair and so deprived him of his strength
Delilah
has glosseng: Delilah (דלילה - Dlila, Standard Hebrew meaning "[One who] weakened or uprooted or impoverished" from the root dal meaning "weak or poor") appears only in the Hebrew bible Book of Judges 16, where she is the "woman in the valley of Sorek" whom Samson loved, and who was his downfall. Her figure, one of several dangerous temptresses in the Hebrew bible, has become emblematic: "Samson loved Delilah, she betrayed him, and, what is worse, she did it for money", Madlyn Kahr begins her study of the Delilah motif in European painting.
lexicalizationeng: Delilah
instance of(noun) an adulterous woman; a woman who has an ongoing extramarital sexual relationship with a man
kept woman, fancy woman, mistress
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Arabic
has glossara: دليلة فتاة فلسطينية من نبلاء القوم، تمكنت من القضاء على القاضي اليهودي شمشون ، حيت قصت له شعره وهو سر قوته فنفذ أول عملية انتحارية مدونة في التاريخ بتدمير المعبد على رؤوس المتواجدين فيه.
lexicalizationara: دليلة
Catalan
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Czech
has glossces: Delíla (také časté v anglické variantě Delilah nebo ve starší české Dalila) je ženské rodné jméno.
lexicalizationces: Delíla
Mandarin Chinese
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Danish
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German
has glossdeu: Delila (von hebr. „dal“: charakterschwach, arm. Andere Erklärungsversuche bringen den Namen in Verbindung mit Worten wie „dala“ oder „dalal“ was so viel bedeutet wie „Flirt“ bzw. „Verwöhnung“ ), auch Delilah oder Dalila, ist eine durch das Alte Testament der Bibel überlieferte philistinische Frau, die den als unbezwingbar geltenden israelitischen Richter Samson (oder Shimshon/Simson) verriet und seinen Feinden auslieferte.
lexicalizationdeu: Delila
Modern Greek (1453-)
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Finnish
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French
has glossfra: Dalila (en hébreu: דלילה, nom signifiant faible ou indicatrice) est lun des personnages féminins de la Bible. Elle emploie ses charmes à soutirer le secret de sa force à Samson qui laime. Le récit biblique se trouve dans le Livre des Juges, au chapitre 16.
lexicalizationfra: Dalila
Hebrew
has glossheb: דלילה היא דמות תנכ"ית המופיעה בספר שופטים, בפרק ט"ז.
lexicalizationheb: דלילה
Hungarian
has glosshun: A Delila héber eredetű női név (דְּלִילָה Delílá), jelentése: epedő, sóvárgó vagy lenyűgöző, pompás, vagy finom, gyenge. __NOTOC__
lexicalizationhun: Delila
Italian
has glossita: Dalila è un nome proprio di persona italiano femminile.
lexicalizationita: Dalila
Latin
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Dutch
has glossnld: Delila is een persoon die genoemd wordt in het Hebreeuwse Bijbelboek Richteren en in de Koran onder een ietwat andere naam. Delila was de tweede vrouw van Simson, ook wel bekend als Samson.
lexicalizationnld: Delila
Norwegian
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Polish
has glosspol: Dalila – imię żeńskie pochodzenia biblijnego. Dalila imieniny obchodzi 21 lipca.
lexicalizationpol: Dalila
Portuguese
has glosspor: Dalila uma gata famosa no bairro de são paulo de classe media, conhecida até hoje por aparecer nas casas com um rato na boca.Ela aparenta uma gata femea adulta. Dis a lenda que ela não teve filhotes mas sempre era vista procurando algo. DE acordo com a lenda ela é da raça mau-egipso com olhos verdes que brilhava a noite
lexicalizationpor: Dalila
Russian
has glossrus: Далила (в Синодальном переводе Далида; ок. XII век до н. э., ) — в Ветхом Завете женщина-филистимлянка, обольстившая и предавшая Самсона. Её имя стало синонимом предательницы.
lexicalizationrus: Далила
Castilian
has glossspa: Dalila (en hebreo דְּלִילָה, ‘(la que) debilitó’, ‘desarraigó’ o ‘empobreció’, de la raíz dal, ‘débil’ o ‘pobre’) era la «mujer en el valle de Soreq» a la que amó Sansón y que fue su perdición en el bíblico Libro de los Jueces (capítulo 16).
lexicalizationspa: Dalila
Swedish
has glossswe: Delila var i hebreisk mytologi den förföriska kvinna som klippte av hjälten Simsons hår, så att han förlorade sin styrka.
lexicalizationswe: Delila
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has category(noun) the collection of books comprising the sacred scripture of the Hebrews and recording their history as the chosen people; the first half of the Christian Bible
Old Testament
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