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 רפא
-There are issues in ascertaining a consistent meaning for 'repa'.
+Although there are issues in ascertaining a consistent meaning for 'repa', it seems that 'repa' is related to "healing", due to it being the root of [[irepa]] ("heal") and [[repaot]] ("medicine")
-In one cases 'repa' (LexID 7496) appears to mean "deformed". 1 Chronicles 20:6-8 tells of a man with six fingers and six toes who was born deformed. In this case althought the word is spelled 'repa', it seems likely that the intended word was actually [[repeh]]
+'repa' is the root word of [[repaim]] and therefore plays an important role in clarifying the difference between [[repaim]] and a hypothetical [[repehim]].
-At other times 'repa' is translated as "healing", due to its similarity with [[irepa]] and [[repaot]]
+It is also the root word of the name of the character, [[repal]] aka Raphael.
-In still other instance, it seems to indicate "death".
-In none of these examples is a translation of "giants" warranted contextually.
-Applying the 'im suffix results in [[repaim]], translated as both "the healers" and "the dead"/"ghosts"
-Further analysis is required.
-Several Strongnumbers are implicated: 7496 repa (2 instances) deformed,
-repeh deformed,
-, 7501
-It is the root word of [[repaim]] and therefore its role in clarifying the difference between repaim and [[repehim]]
+In only one outlying case, 'repa' (LexID 7496) appears to mean "deformed". 1 Chronicles 20:6-8 tells of a man with six fingers and six toes who was born deformed. In this case although the word is spelled 'repa', it seems likely that the intended word was actually [[repeh]]
+There is a non-zero possibility that this word is [[cognate]] with "repair".
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 LexID 7496