Addar: The variation in this name is occasioned simply by the transposition of a γ:, daleth: and ψ:, raish:; being in the parallel passage ΰψγ: strong:H714, Ard:, and here ΰγψ: strong:H146, Addar:.
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1 Chronicles 8:3
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