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[[Image:SellingHisBirthright_Esau.jpg|250px|right|thumb|[[Esau]], right, was famously hirsute, although he is not depicted as particularly so here.]] | [[Image:SellingHisBirthright_Esau.jpg|250px|right|thumb|[[Esau]], right, was famously hirsute, although he is not depicted as particularly so here.]] | ||
| − | '''Hirsute''' means unusually or excessively [[hair]]y. [[Esau]] from the book of [[Genesis]], the son of [[Isaac]], was notably hirsute<ref>Genesis 25:25 - 'His whole body was like a hairy garment.'</ref> | + | '''Hirsute''' means unusually or excessively [[hair]]y. [[Esau]] from the book of [[Genesis]], the son of [[Isaac]], was notably hirsute;<ref>Genesis 25:25 - 'His whole body was like a hairy garment.'</ref> his name means 'hirsute' in [[Hebrew]]. |
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Latest revision as of 13:58, July 13, 2016
Esau, right, was famously hirsute, although he is not depicted as particularly so here.
Hirsute means unusually or excessively hairy. Esau from the book of Genesis, the son of Isaac, was notably hirsute;[1] his name means 'hirsute' in Hebrew.
References
- ↑ Genesis 25:25 - 'His whole body was like a hairy garment.'