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Reference: Armlet

Fausets

(bracelet) Hebrew; a "fetter", from a root, "a step" (Isa 3:18-20). (See ANKLET.) A general ornament in the E. A badge of kings (2Sa 1:10). The signet was sometimes a jewel on the armlet; which explains, "Set me as a seal upon thine arm" (Song 8:6). Their weight (compare Ge 24:22), and their tightness on the arm (so that in putting them on blood is often drawn) make their female wearers pay dearly for their love of admiration.

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Armlet,

an ornament universal in the East, especially among women; used by princes as one of the insignia of royalty, and by distinguished persons in general. The word is not used in the Authorized Version, as even in

2Sa 1:10

it is rendered by "the bracelet on his arm."

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