(पुराना वसीयतनामा

Noun:

समाज से द्राह करनेवाला, जातिच्‍युत, बहिष्‍कृत, निर्वासित,

ishmael's Usage Examples:

Not improbably they spoke a dialect (or dialects) akin to Arabic or Aramaic. 5 According to the Mahommedans, Ishmael, who is recognized as their ancestor, lies buried with his mother in the Kaaba in Mecca.

(Rabbi) Ishmael, is a useful source for old Haggadah (especially on the narrative portions of Exodus), and is interesting for its variant readings of the Canonical Massoretic text.

But discontented survivors of the royal family under Ishmael intrigued with Baalis, king of Ammon.

As the father of Isaac and Ishmael, he is ultimately the common ancestor of the Israelites and their nomadic fierce neighbours, men roving unrestrainedly like the wild ass, troubled by and troubling every one (xvi.

ISHMAEL (a Hebrew name meaning "God hears"), in the Bible, the son of Abraham by his Egyptian concubine Hagar, and the eponym of a number of (probably) nomadic tribes living outside Palestine.

22, 3) - Sennacherib conquered a fortress of "Aribi" named Adumu, - and Jetur is obviously the Ituraea of classical geographers.4 "Ishmael," therefore, is used in a wide sense of the wilder, roving peoples encircling Canaan from the north-east to the south, related to but on a lower rank than the "sons" of Isaac. It is practically identical with the term "Arabia" as used by the Assyrians.

See further Ishmael, and note that the pair Isaac and Ishmael correspond to Abraham and Lot, Jacob and Esau.

8-10); and where Johanan went against Ishmael to avenge the murder of Gedaliah (Jer.

15 it is clearly implied that Ishmael has been carried by his mother, yet according to xvi.

21), and the references to Esau and Ishmael as representative world-powers (Gen.

ishmael's Meaning':

(Old Testament

Synonyms:

religious outcast, Harijan, untouchable, outcast, heretic, leper, unfortunate, unfortunate person, pariah, misbeliever, castaway,

Antonyms:

available, clean, violable, permissible, vulnerable,