סֶלֶד

Celed (seh'-led) n/p.
1. exultation
2. Seled, an Israelite
[from H5539]
KJV: Seled. 
Root(s): H5539

• Part of speech: noun proper
• Occurrences: 2

• סלד — H5539

• 1 Chronicles 2:30

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