Bathsheba (Q272277)
biblical figure in 2 Samuel:11:2, wife of David
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biblical figure in 2 Samuel:11:2, wife of David |
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Willem Drost - Batsheba met de brief van koning David.jpg
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2,096 × 2,497; 4.34 MB
Betsabé con la carta del rey David. Pintura de Willem Drost, 1654. (Spanish)
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בת שבע (Hebrew)
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Bathsheba
7 May 2021
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Bathsheba
(Old Testament) the wife of Uriah and later the wife of king David; Solomon was her son by David (circa 10th century BC) (English)
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Betsabe
Bathsheba
(Old Testament) the wife of Uriah and later the wife of king David; Solomon was her son by David (circa 10th century BC) (English)
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Wikipedia(55 entries)
- arwiki بثشبع
- arzwiki بثشبع
- azbwiki بثشبع
- be_x_oldwiki Бэрсабія
- bewiki Вірсавія
- bgwiki Вирсавия (жена на Давид)
- bnwiki বৎশেবা
- brwiki Bat-Sheva
- cawiki Betsabé
- ckbwiki بەتشەبەع
- cswiki Batšeba
- cywiki Bathseba
- dewiki Batseba
- elwiki Βηρσαβεέ
- enwiki Bathsheba
- eowiki Batŝeba
- eswiki Betsabé
- euwiki Betsabe
- fawiki بثشبع
- fiwiki Batseba
- frwiki Bethsabée
- fywiki Batsjêba
- glwiki Batxeba
- hewiki בת שבע
- hrwiki Bat-Šeba
- hywiki Բերսաբե
- idwiki Batsyeba
- itwiki Betsabea
- jawiki バト・シェバ
- kawiki ბერსაბე
- kcgwiki Ba̱tsheba
- kowiki 밧세바
- lawiki Bethsabee
- ltwiki Batšeba (Biblija)
- mgwiki Batseba
- nlwiki Batseba
- nnwiki Batseba
- nowiki Batseba
- plwiki Batszeba
- pnbwiki بت سبع
- ptwiki Bate-Seba
- rowiki Batșeba
- ruwiki Вирсавия
- scowiki Bathsheba
- simplewiki Bathsheba
- skwiki Batšeba
- slwiki Batšeba
- svwiki Batseba
- thwiki บัทเชบา
- trwiki Batşeba
- ukwiki Ветсавія
- urwiki بت شبع
- viwiki Bathsheba
- yiwiki בת שבע
- zhwiki 拔示巴
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Multilingual sites(1 entry)
- commonswiki Bathsheba