Definition: The word "segin" translates to "sheep" in Hebrew. It's a plural noun that refers to various kinds of animals, including sheep. In the context of the Bible, "segin" could be interpreted as referring to individual members or tribes within a community. It's often used to refer to Israelites who lived among the people of Judah. In the Old Testament, it appears in several instances, such as in Psalm 93:12, where the Lord promises a new nation and a land for them (though note this is not about individual individuals).
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