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Tamar
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Tamar (tā`mär), in the Bible.

1 Mother of Judah's twin sons Pharez and Zerah. An alternate spelling is Thamar.

2 Daughter of David and Maachah. She was the victim of her half brother Amnon's passion.

3 Daughter of Absalom.


Tamar
seduces her brother and her father. [Am. Lit.: Robinson Jeffers Tamar in Magill I, 948]
See : Incest

Tamar
raped by her half-brother, Amnon. [O.T.: II Samuel 13:11–14]
See : Rape


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