Coupling
Coupling
, chobe’reth, a junction, of curtains (Exo 26:4; Exo 26:10; Exo 36:17), i. q. , machbe’reth (Exo 26:4-5, etc.); but , mechca beroth’, means wooden braces (? girders) for fastening a building (2Ch 34:11), or iron cramps for holding stones together (joinings, 1Ch 22:3).
Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature
Coupling
kupling: Is the FV rendering of , mahbereth. This Hebrew word means joining, or the place where one thing is joined to another, as of the curtains of the tabernacle (Exo 26:4, Exo 26:5), and of the different parts of the ephod (Exo 28:27; Exo 39:20).
It is also the English Versions of the Bible rendering of , mehabberoth, and this refers more to the thing that joins the two objects, as beams of wood (2Ch 34:11), or hooks of iron (1Ch 22:3).