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NAVE: Aner
EBD: Aner
SMITH: ANER ANER
ISBE: ANER (1) ANER (2)
Aner
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Aner: NET AVS NIV NRSV NASB TEV
an Amorite chief who was an ally of Abram
a town in the territory of Manasseh given to the Kohathites
answer; song; affliction
a town in the territory of Manasseh given to the Kohathites
answer; song; affliction
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Aner 
(32° 31´, 35° 12´)
(32° 31´, 35° 12´)Hebrew
Strongs #06063: rne `Aner
Aner = "boy"n pr m
1) one of the Amorite chiefs who aided Abraham in the pursuit of the
4 invading kings
n pr loc
2) a Levitical city west of the Jordan in Manasseh allotted to the
Kohathite Levites
6063 `Aner aw-nare'
probably for 5288; Aner, a Amorite, also a place inPalestine:-Aner.
see HEBREW for 05288
Aner [EBD]
a boy. (1.) A Canaanitish chief who joined his forces with those of Abraham in pursuit of Chedorlaomer (Gen. 14:13,24).
(2.) A city of Manasseh given to the Levites of Kohath's family (1 Chr. 6:70).
Aner [NAVE]
ANER1. A Canaanite chief, Gen. 14:13, 24.
2. A Levitical city of Manasseh, 1 Chr. 6:70.
ANER [SMITH]
(boy), a city of Manasseh, west of Jordan, with "suburbs," given to the Kohathites. (1 Chronicles 6:70)ANER [SMITH]
one of the three Amorite chiefs of Hebron who aided Abraham in the pursuit after the four invading kings. (Genesis 14:13,24)ANER (1) [ISBE]
ANER (1) - a'-ner (`aner; Septuagint Aunan; Samaritan Pentateuch, `anram, "sprout," "waterfall"): One of the three "confederates" of Abraham in his pursuit after the four kings (Gen 14:13,14). Judging from the meanings of the two other names, Mamre being the name of the sacred grove or tree (Jahwist) and synonymous with Hebron (Priestly Code); and Eschol--a name of a valley (lit. "grape cluster") from which the personal names are derived--it may be expected to explain the name Aner in a similar way. Dillmann suggested the name of a range of mountains in that vicinity (Comm. at the place and Rosen in ZDMG, XII, 479; Skinner, Genesis, 365).S. Cohon
ANER (2) [ISBE]
ANER (2) - a'-ner (`aner, meaning doubtful): A Levitical town in Manasseh, West of the Jordan (1 Ch 6:70). Gesenius and others identified it with Taanach of Josh 21:25. There is, however, no agreement as to its location.
