Imri
Imri proper noun: two minor Biblical figures: one is an ancestor of ancient Hebrew exiles mentioned in 1 Chronicles 9:4 and the second is the father of Zaccur, who worked to build a around Jerusalem in Nehemiah 3:2.
Proper noun
Imri
- Two minor Biblical figures: one is an ancestor of ancient Hebrew exiles mentioned in 1 Chronicles 9:4 and the second is the father of Zaccur, who worked to build a around Jerusalem in Nehemiah 3:2.
- A male given name from Hebrew.
Origin of Imri
Borrowed from Hebrew אִמְרִי (Imri).
Questions about Imri
- What does Imri mean?
- Imri means two minor Biblical figures: one is an ancestor of ancient Hebrew exiles mentioned in 1 Chronicles 9:4 and the second is the father of Zaccur, who worked to build a around Jerusalem in Nehemiah 3:2.
- What part of speech is Imri?
- Imri is a proper noun.
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