Name Meaning and Biblical Context of Dinah
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| Meaning | Judgement. | ||
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The Biblical baby name Dinah is Hebrew in origin and it's meaning is judgement or vindicated.
Dinah is pronounced dee-naw'. Dinah was the only daughter of Jacob. Her mother was Leah, and her brothers were Simeon and Levi. Dinah was violated by Shechem, the son of Hamor. In revenge, Simeon and Levi put all the Shechemites to death. Biblical reference for baby name Dinah: Genesis 30:21; 34:12 Strong's concordance H1783 |
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