Abishag

[ ab-uh-shag ]

/ ˈæb əˌʃæg /

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noun

a young maiden brought to David in his old age as a nurse and companion. 1 Kings 1:1–4.

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Also Douay Bible, Ab·i·sag

[ab-i-sag]. /ˈæb ɪˌsæg/.

Origin of Abishag

From Late Latin Abisag, from Greek Abiság, from Hebrew Abhīsheg “My father strays”

Words nearby Abishag

abiotic factor, abiotrophy, A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, abirritant, abirritate, Abishag, a bit, Abitibi, abjad, abject, abjection