אֵל

זֹאת zôʼth · H2063 · this

Both are demonstrative pronouns in the identifier domain (זֹאת (zôʼth, H2063) "this/these," אֵל (ʼêl, H411) "these/those"), which appears to be genuine functional overlap as near-synonyms in the demonstrative category.

זֶה zeh · H2088 · this

Both words are demonstrative pronouns with an overlapping function of pointing to or identifying something.

Deities001001001

This demonstrative אֵל ("these") shares its consonants with the divine name but carries no deity sense of its own here; it functions as the plural demonstrative pointing to the specific referents in view, as "these nations" (Deuteronomy 7:22).

Names of Deities003001004

The homograph carries no divine-name sense in this use; it is the plural demonstrative, as "these cities" (Genesis 19:25).

Names of Constructions003001003

This entry carries no place-name sense; it is the plural demonstrative pointing back to specific cities or lands already named, as "those cities" destroyed with Sodom and Gomorrah (Genesis 19:25).

Large002001001037

The word does not itself denote size; it simply gathers the referents in view, as "these nations" (Deuteronomy 7:22).

Able002001001001

This demonstrative use carries no sense of ability or power; it points to specific people or nations, as "these nations" driven out little by little (Deuteronomy 7:22).

Identifiers004003

אֵל functions as a demonstrative identifier, singling out the specific group in view, as "these" descended from the giants of Gath (1 Chronicles 20:8).

Words formed from the same root. They share a form, not always a meaning.