Definition: The word "daparm" is an ancient Hebrew word meaning "to be," referring to a person's role or status in society at that time, often seen as a higher-ranking position. In the Bible, "daparm" occurs in several places, including Genesis 18:2 where God commands Moses to deliver the Ark of the Covenant to Aaron and Aaron is said to have "dapatm," indicating he was the designated leader or priest. The word has multiple meanings throughout history, reflecting broader societal structures at that time.
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