A CONCISE
DICTIONARY
OF THE WOEDS IN
THE HEBREW BIBLE;
WITH THEIR RENDERINGS
IN THE
AUTHORIZED ENGLISH VERSION.
BT
JAMES STRONG, S.T.D., LIv.D.
ABINGDON PRESS
NASHVILLE • NEW YORK
PREFACE.
This work, although prepared as a companion to the Exhaustive Concordance, to which it is
specially adapted, is here paged and printed so that it can be bound separately, in the belief that
a brief and simple Dictionary of the Biblical Hebrew and Chaldee will be useful to students and
others, who do not care at all times to consult a more copious and elaborate Lexicon ; and it will be
particularly serviceable, to many who are unable to turn conveniently and rapidly, amid the perplex-
ities and details of foreign characters with which the pages of Gesenius and Furst bristle, to the
fundamental and essential points of information that they are seeking. Even scholars will find here,
not only all of a strictly verbal character which they most frequently want in ordinary consultation
of a lexicon, but numerous original suggestions, relations, and distinctions, carefully made and clearly
put, which are not unworthy of their attention, especially in the affinities of roots and the classifica-
tion of meanings. The portable form and moderate cost of the book, it is hoped, will facilitate its
use with all classes. The vocabulary is complete as to the ground-forms that actually occur in the
biblical text (or ITethib), with the pointing that properly belongs to them. Their designation by
numbers will especially aid those who are not very familiar with the original language, and the
Anglicizing and pronunciation of the words will not come amiss to multitudes who have some ac-
quaintance with it. The addition of the renderings in the common version will greatly contribute
to fixing and extending the varied significations and applications of the Hebrew and Chaldee words,
as well as to correcting their occasionally wrong translations. On this account, as well as for the
sake of precision and to prevent repetition, the use of the same terms in the preceding definitions
has been avoided wherever practicable. The design of the volume, being purely lexical, does not
include grammatical, archaeological, or exegetical details, which would have swelled its size and
encumbered its plan.
By observing the subjoined directions, in the associated use of the Main and Comparative Con-
cordances, the reader will have substantially a Concordance-Dictionary of both the Authorized and
the Revised English Versions, as well as of the Hebrew Bible.
Copyright, 1890. by Jambs Strong,
MADISON, n. J.
PLAN OF THE BOOK.
1. All the original words are treated to their
alphabetical Hebrew order, and are numbered regu-
larly from the first to the last, each being known
throughout by Its appropriate number. This ren-
ders reference easy without recourse to the Hebrew
characters.
2. Immediately after each word is given Its exact
equivalent in English letters, according to the system
of transliteration laid down in the scheme here fol-
lowing, which is substantially that adopted in the
Common English Version, only more consistently and
uniformly carried out ; so that the word could readily
be turned back again into Hebrew from the form thus
given it.
3. Next follows the precise pronunciation, accord-
ing to the usual English mode of sounding syllables.
so plainly Indicated that none can fall to apprehend
and apply it. The most approved sounds are adopted,
as laid down in the annexed scheme of articulation,
and in such a way that any good Hebraist would imme-
diately recognize the word if so pronounced, notwith-
standing the minor variations current among scholars
in this respect.
4. Then ensues a tracing of the etymology, radical
meaning, and applied signification of the word, Justly
but tersely analyzed and expressed, with any other
important peculiarities in this regard.
5. In the case of proper names, the same method is
pursued, and at this point the regular mode of Angli-
cizing It, after the general style of the Common English
Version, is given, and a few words of explanation are
added to Identify It.
6. Finally (after the punctuation-mark:—) are
given all the different renderings of the word in the
Authorized English Version, arranged in the alpha-
betical order of the leading terms, and conveniently
condensed according to the explanations given
below.
By searching out these various renderings in the
Main Concordance, to which this Dictionary is de-
signed as a companion, and noting the passages to
which the same number corresponding to that of
any given Hebrew word is attached in the marginal
column, the reader, whether acquainted with the
original language or not, will obtain a complete
Hebrew Concordance also, expressed in the words of
the Common English Version. This is an advantage
which no other Concordance or Lexicon affords.
HEBREW ARTICULATION.
■
The following explanations are sufficient to show
the method of transliterating Hebrew words into Eng-
lish adopted in this Dictionary.
1. The Hebrew is read from right to left. The Al-
phabet consists of 22 letters (and their variations),
which are all regarded as consonants, being enunci-
ated by the aid of certain " points" or marks, mostly
beneath the letters, and which serve as vowels. There
is no distinction of capitals, italics, etc.
2
, The letters are as follows:
Wo.
Form.
Name. Transliteration and Power.
1.
*
'Aleph (aw'-lef)
' unappreciable
2.
H
Berth (bayth)
b
3.
3
Giymel (ghee'-mel)
ghard = y
4.
n
Daleth (daw'-leth)
d [cent
5.
n
He' (hay)
b, often quies-
6.
i
Vav (vawv)
T, or w quies-
7.
T
Zayin (zah'-yin)
z,as in zeal [cent
8.
n
Cheyth (JehaytK)
German ch = x
[(nearly kh)
a.
Q
Teyth (tayth)
% = t\ [cent
10.
i
Yowd (yode)
j, often quies-
11.
D, final'!
5
Kaph (caf)
k = p
12.
Lamed (faw'-med)
1
13.
•a, final a
Mem (mame)
m
14.
3, final")
Nuwn (noon)
n
16.
Qamek (saw'-mek
c = s sharp =to
16.
9
"Ayin (ah'-yin)
'peculiar*
17.
B, finaiq
S
Phe' (fay)
pb=/ = <f>
PS' (pay)
P
+ The letter 'Ayin, owing to the difficulty experienced
by Occidentals in pronouncing it accurately (it is a deep
guttural sound, like that made In gargling), is generally
neglected (i.e. passed over silently) In reading. We have
represented It to the eye (but not exactly to the ear) by
the Greek rough breathing (for distinctness and typo-
graphical convenience, a reversed apostrophe) in ordsr
to distinguish it from "Aleph, which is likewise treated
as silent: being similarly represented by the Greek
smooth breathing {the apostrophe).
3.
Form.
(-)
(-0
(•■)
(•■•)
w
Qowph (cofe)
q = fc=D
Eeysh (raysh)
r
Slyn (seen)
s sharp = 0=°"
Shlyn (sheen)
sb
Thav (thawv)
tb, as in th>»
Tav (tawv)
t=U = T [=»
(•)
(0
S, final V Tsadey (tsaw-day') t»
V
1
to
tti
n
n
The vowel-points are the following:
* Name. Representation and Power.
Q&mets (cawmates') a, as in ill
Pattach (pat'-takh) a, as in mAm, (far)
Sh*va'-Pattach (she-vow 1 pat'-takh) &, as in hAt
Tserey (Uay-rayO 6, as in thxy = t)
Cegowl (aeo-ofeO J •.«■!»•*■*
* ■ I e, as in man = •
Sh"va'-Ceg5wl (she-vaw' seg-ole') 6, as in mst
obscure, as In
(sh&vaw') [avurage
silent, as e in madE
i, as in machine %
1, as in suppliant,
[(misery, hit)
6, as in no = u
o, as to nor = o
(:) ShTa't
Chfyrfq
(iftee'-rtfc)
ChSwlem$ (kho'-lem)
Short Qamets 1
• The parenthesis-marks ( ) are given here in order to
show the place of the vowel-points, whether below,
above, or in the middle of the letter.
+ Silent Sh'vd' is not represented by any mark in our
method of transliteration, as it is understood whenever
there is no other vowel-point.
t Chiyriq is thus long only when it Is followed by a
quiescent y6wd (either expressed or implied).
$ Ch&wlem is written fully only over Vdv, which is then
quiescent (m): but when used " defectively" (without the
Vdv) it may be written either over the left-hand corner
of the letter to which it belongs, or over the right-hand
corner of the following one.
f Short Qdmits is found only In unaccented syllables
ending with a consonant sound.
(ti) Sh«va'-Qamets (afte-Dawr* caw-mates') ft, as in aot
(•) Shuwreq» (shoo-rake') u, as in cruel
(■■•) Qlbbuts* (fcto'-ooofs) u, as in fall, rude
4. A point in the bosom of a letter is called Dage'shf,
and is of two kinds, which must be carefully distin-
guished.
a. Dagesh leni occurs only in the letters a, 5. "I. 3,
B, n, (technically vocalized B'gad'-K'phath',) when
they begin n clause or sentence, or are preceded by a
consonant sound; and simply has the effect of remov
ing their aspiration, t
6. Dagesh forte may occur to any letter except
N, !"!> H, 3* or *"|; it is equivalent to doubling the let-
ter, and at the same time it removes the aspiration oi
a B'gad-K'phath letter.*
5. The MaqqSph' ("), like a hyphen, unites words
only for purposes of pronunciation (by removing the
primary accent from all except the last of them), but
does not affect their meaning or their grammatical
construction.
* Shum-Sq is written only in the bosom of Vdv. Some
times It is said to be " defectively" written (without the
Vdv), and then takes the form of Qibbuts, which in such
cases is called vicarious.
t In our system of transliteration D&g§sh lene is repre-
sented only in the letters B and 71, because elsewhere it
does not affect the pronunciation (with most Hebraists).
X A point in the bosom of T\ is called Mappiyq (map-
peek'). It occurs only in the final voweUess letter of a
few words, and we have represented it by hh. A D&ge'sh
forte in the bosom of 1 may easily be distinguished from
the vowel ShuutrSq by noticing that in the former ease
the letter has a proper vowel-point accompanying it.
It should be noted that both kinds of Dagesh are often
omitted in writing (being then said to be implied), but (in
the case at least of D&gesh forte) the word is (by most
Hebraists) pronounced the same as U It were present.
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ABBREVIATIONS EMPLOYED.
»Kh _ i abbreviated
* DD "" } abbreviation
ahanl - -I absolute
a" 801 — -j absolutely
ahatp - i abstract
aDstr— -j abstractly
•nf — J active
aoc — 1 actively
■*•= 1 adjeetively
( adverb
adv. = ■{ adverbial
( adverbially
__ (affix
aa — 1 affixed
affln.= affinity
unnar - •! apparent
appar— ^ apparently
( architecture
arch.= J. architectural
( architecturally
art. = article.
.j,. _ (artificial
8rur - ~ 1 artificially
Ass.= Assyrian
• v — i Authorized Ver-
*• " • — 1 sion
1 Babylon
Bab.= < Babylonia
| Babylonian
_ j causative
caus.- -j oausa tively
oh-M - i Chaldaism
Chald.- -j cfcatfee
„^ii„t _ i collateral
e°llat.= -j collaterally
collect - i collective
collect.- } collectively
{compare
comparative
comparatively
comparison
~vn~, _ j concrete
eo1aCT - = 1 concretely
( conjecture
conjee. = -j conjectural
( conjeeturally
(■conjunction
conjunct J conjunctional
j conjunction-
' construct
construction
constructive
constructively
contr.= } con F ac *? a
( contraction
f correlated
C0nstr.=
{conji
conji
conji
ly
ijugation
correl.=
I correlation
I correlative
det.= J
desc. :
I correlatively
( corresponding
corresp.= < correspond-
/ ingly
( definite
I definitely
( denominative
denom. = < denominative-
I ly
( derivation
der.= J. derivative
| derivatively
( descendant
I descendants
_ j East
" | Eastern
, „ _ I exempli gratid
"■ j for example
(Egypt
Eg.= ^ Egyptian
(Egyptians
I ellipsis
ellip.= -( elliptical
I elliptically
,„ _ J equivalent
equiv. _ -j equivalent
( erroneous
err.= < erroneously
(error
nan - i especial
3Sp — 1 especially
(etymology
etym.= < etymological
( etymologically
{euphemism
Soffit
ally
— Hssk
( inference
infer. = < inferential
I inf erentially
fern. = feminine
fl> _ i figurative
"*• 1 figuratively
f _ J foreign
ror._ -j foreigner
»■«>/. _ i frequentative
ireq.- -j frequentatively
fut.= future
( general
een = I generally
sou. — -^ genencal
I genericaUy
o_ ! Graeeism
ur - = \ Greek
gut. = guttural
rM, _ J Hebraism
*"*._■{ Hebrew
■■ « _ j id e "t
'• e - ~ { that is
ident.:
. j identical
' | identically
i_„„. _ j immediate
immed '=1 immediately
inroer - 1 imperative
imper.- ^ im pe ra ti V ely
( Implication
impl,= -< implied
( impliedly
-<»PH lively
J including
inclusive
inclusively
indnf - i indefinite
lndef— -j inaeflnitely
infin. = infinitive
inhnh - i inhabitant
lnnaD — i inhabitants
ins.= Inserted
HmSvlly
Hmternly
j interjection
interj.= < interjectional
/ interjectionally
intr _ J intransitive
— | intransitively
I Israelite
Isr. = -j Israelites
( Israelitish
Jerus. = Jerusalem
T.«vir — J Levitical
^^'•-iLevitically
m _ J literal
nt — 1 literally
(margin
marg. = -j marginal (read-
( mg)
masc. = masculine
mean.= meaning
merit - i mental
ment - ~ 1 mentally
mid. = middle
mnrlif - i modified
modli-j modification
™™. _ j moral
mor — j morally
mus.= musical
r native
_-* _ J natural
"■*— 1 naturally
' nature
neg.
_ J negative
- 1 negatively
(object
obj.= -< objective
( objectively
I origin
or. =-{ original
( originally
( orthography
orth.= -\ orthographical
( orthographically
Pal.=Palestine
part. = participle
„„ _ j passive
pass. - -j p ass i T ely
,__ i patronymic
patron.= ^ pat r0 nymicaUy
perh.= perhaps
ru>«r. _ J permutation (of
P 8 ™- = 1 V aUied letters)
(person
pers.= ^ personal
( personally
( Persia
Pers. = ■< Persian
( Persians
phys.= -j phygieaUy
plur.= plural
j poetry
poet. = < poetical
( poetically
nos _ f positive
*^ ( positively
P^-^rlnxed
I preposition
prep. = < prepositional
( prepositionally
prim.= primitive
Drob _ j probable
P (probably
prol.= ^P ro ! on g e ?.
*^ ( prolongation
( pronominal
pron.= < pronominally
( pronoun
n-nx - j proximate
P™ 31 — 1 proximately
rad.= radical
^P-HrectSly
"**"• = ISSSgilSffil,
TPfi - i reflexive
ren — 1 reflexively
w,, _ j relative
rel,_ (relatively
( religion
relig.= -( religious
( religiously
s^Hse^ntry*
•*»«■= jSglrySSr
abort - i shortened
short. - -j shorter
sing. = singular
a™,. _ 1 specific
spec - _ 1 specifically
streng. = strengthening
( subdivision
subdiv.= < subdivisional
( subdivisionally
( subject
subj.= < subjective
( subjectively
substit.= substituted.
aiirwrl - i superlative
supen. _ -j superiati veiy
svmb - i symbolical
symo. - -j symbolical
to . =
tran.=
j technical
I technically
( transitive
1 transitively
transc.=transcription
un0 ' = 1 uncertainly
var.= variation.
SIGNS EMPLOYED.
+ {addition') denotes a rendering in the A. V. of
one or more Heb. words In connection with the one
under consideration.
X {multiplication) denotes a rendering in the A. V.
that results from an idiom peculiar to the Heb.
• {degree.), appended to a Heb.word, denotes a vowel-
pointing corrected from that of the text. (This mark nectlonwith the principal word to which it is an
set in Heb. Bibles over syllables in which the vow-
els of the marg. have been inserted instead of those
properly belonging to the text.)
( ) {parenthesis), in the renderings from the A. V.,
denotes a word or syllable sometimes given in con-
nexed.
t ] {bracket), in the rendering from the A.V., denotes
the inclusion of an additional word in the Heb.
Italics, at the end of a rendering from the A. V., de
note an explanation of the variations from the usual
form.
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HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY
ACCOMPANYING
THE EXHAUSTIVE CONCORDANCE.
K
1. 2S '&b, awb; a prim, word; father in a lit. and
T immed., or flg. and remote application):—
chief, (fore-) father ([-less]), X patrimony, principal.
Comp. names in "Abi-".
2. 3N »ab(Chald.), ab; corresp. to 1:— father.
3. ^N '6b, abe; from the same as 24; a green
plant:— greenness, fruit.
4. 3N '6b (Chald.), abe; corresp. to 3:— fruit.
3*8 '6b. Seel78.
5. NrttCJS 'Abagtba', ab-ag-thaw 1 ; of for. or.;
Abagtha, a eunuch of Xerxes:— Abagtha.
6. lax >abad, aw-bad'; a prim, root; prop, to
wander away, i.e. lose oneself; by impl. to
perish (caus. destroy):— break, destroy (-uction), + not
escape, fail, lose, (cause to, make) perish, spend,
X and surely, take, be undone, X utterly, be void of,
have no way to flee.
7. "ON. 'abad (Chald.), ab-od'; corresp. to 6:— de-
stroy, perish.
8. *QN '6b6d, o-bade'; act. part, of 6; (concr.)
wretched or (abstr.) destruction:— perish.
9_ tfQN 'ab6dah, ab-ay-daw 1 ; from 6; concr.
T : something lost; abstr. destruction, i.e.
Hades:— lost. Comp. 10.
10. T^PON 'abaddoh, ab-ad-do'; the same as 9,
' . miswritten for 11; a perishing:— destruc-
tion.
11. 11135? >abadd6wn, ab-ad-done' ; intens. from
' 6; abstr. a perishing; concr. Hades:— de-
struction.
12. "Hit* 'abdan, ab-davm'; from 6; a perish-
ing:— destruction.
13. 115IS 'obdan. ob-dawn'; from 6; a perish-
ing:— destruction.
14. !"DN 'abab, aw-baw'; a prim, root; to breathe
after, i.e. (fig.) to be acquiescent: — consent,
rest content, will, be willing.
15. !tlN 'abeb, aw-beh'; from 14; longing:— desire.
16. 713N '6beh, ay-beh'; from 14 (in the sense of
bending towards); the papyrus:— swift.
17. "'faN 'abowy, ab-o'ee ; from 14 (in the sense
of desiring); want:— sorrow.
18. 013N 'SbitW9, ay-booce 1 ; from 75; a manger
or stall:— crib.
19. F1t"QN 'Ibchah, ib-khaw 1 ; from an unused
root (appar. mean, to turn); brandishing
of a sword:— point.
20. rpa3N 'fibattiyacb., ab-at-tee'-akh; of un-
cert. der.; a melon (only plur.): — melon.
21. "DN 'Ably, ab-ee 1 ; from 1; fatherly; Abi,
Hezekiah's mother:— Abi.
22. bSPaN 'Abiy>6l, ab-ee-ale'; from 1 and 410;
father (i.e. possessor) of God; Abiel, the
name of two Isr. :— Abiel.
23. OOSOiN 'Ably' ac&pb, ab-ee-aw-sawf ; from
1 and 622; father of gathering (i.e.
gatherer); Abiasaph, an Isr.:— Abiasaph.
24. 5"ON 'abiyb, aw-beeb'; from an unused root
(mean, to be tender) ; green, i.e. a young
ear of grain; hence the name of the month Abib or
Nisan:— Abib, ear, green ears of corn.
25. ]iS>DS "<3N 'Ably Glb'own, ab-ee' ghib-one';
' from 1 and 1391 ; father (i.e. founder)
of Gibon; Abi-Gibon, perh. an Isr.:— father of Gibeon.
26. 5j , 3 ,, 3N 'Abiygayil, ab-ee-gdh'-yil, or shorter
bj^SN 'Abiygal, ab-ee-gal'; from 1 and 1524;
father (i.e. source) of joy; Abigail or Abigal, the
name of two Israelitesses:— Abigal.
27. T3' 1 3£? 'Abiydan, ab-ee-dawn'; from 1 and
1777; father of judgment (i.e. judge);
Abidan, an Isr. :— Abidan.
28. yTSN 'Ably da', ab-ee-daw 1 ; from 1 and 3045;
'father of knowledge (i.e. knowing); Abida,
a son of Abraham by Keturah:— Abida, Abidah.
29. fPSN 'Abiyah, ab-ee-yaw 1 ; or prol. "ISTQN
'Abiyahuw, ab-ee-yaw' -hoo; from 1
and 3050; father (i.e. worshipper) of Jah; Abijah,the
name of several Isr. men and two Israelitesses:—
Abiah, Abijah.
30. N17T13N 'AbiybiiW, ab-ee-hoo'; from 1 and
1931 ; father (i.e. worshipper) of Him
(i.e. God) ; Abihu, a son of Aaron:— Abihu.
31. "HrTSN 'Abiyhuwd, ab-ee-hood'; from 1 and
1935; father (i.e. possessor) of renown;
Abihud, the name of two Isr.:— Abihud.
32. b^.iTISN 'Abiybayil, ab-ee-hah'-yil; or (more
correctly) b^S?* 'Abiycbayll, ab-ee-khah'-yil;
from 1 and 2428; father (i.e. possessor) of might; Abi-
hail or Abichail, the name of three Isr. and two Is-
raelitesses: — Abihail.
33. "^Wr? "^K ' Abiy ba-<Ezrty, ab-ee' -liaw-ez-
' ree'; from 44 with the art. inserted;
father of the Ezrite; an Abiezrite or descendant of
Abiezer:— Abiezrite.
34. T^iN 'ebydwn, eb-yone'; from 14, in the sense
of want (espec. in feeling); destitute:—
beggar, needy, poor (man).
35. flSTON! 'abiyownab, a6-ee-j/o-ncraJ';froml4;
provocative of desire; the caper berry
(from its stimulative taste):— desire.
b-'tTSN 'Abiycbayil. See 32.
36. aittTnN 'Abiytawb, athee-toob 1 ; from 1 and
' 2898; father of goodness (i.e. good); Abi-
tub, an Isr.:— Abitub.
37. btTSN 'Abiyfal, ab-ee-tal'; from 1 and 2919;
' father of dew (i.e. fresh); Abital, a wife
of King David:— Abital.
38. 0*3$ ' Abiyam, ab-ee-yawm'; from 1 and 3320;
' father of (the) sea (i.e. seaman); Abijam
(or Abijah), a king of Judah:— Abijam.
39. btjWON 'Abiyma'61, ab-ee-maw-aW ; from 1
' and an elsewhere unused (prob. for.)
word; father of Mael (appar. some Arab tribe) ; Abi-
mael, a son of Joktan:— Abimael.
40. Tlbn^aiS 'Abiymelek, ab-ee-mel'-ek; from 1
and 4428; father of (the) king; Abime-
lek, the name of two Philistine kings and of two
Isr. :— Abimelech.
41.. an3" , 3£? 'Abiynadab, ab-ee^naw-dawb' ; from
1 and 5068; father of generosity (i.e.
liberal) ; Abinadab, the name of four Isr. :— Abinadab.
42. 0?3' , 3N 'Abiyao'am, ob-ee-no'-am; from l
and 5278; father of pleasantness (i.e.
gracious); Abinoam, an Isr.:— Abinoam.
IraN 'Abiyner. See 74.
43. £©J3§I 'Ebyacapfc, eb-yaw-sawf ; oontr. from
23; Ebjasaph, an Isr.:— Bbiasaph.
44. "ItS"^??. 'Abiy'ezer, ab-ee-ay'-zer; from 1 and
' 5829; father of help (i.e. helpful); Abie-
zer, the name of two Isr. :— Abiezer.
45. pabS'^N 'Ably-'albown, ab-ee-cil-bone';
from 1 and an unused root of unc.
der.; prob. father of strength (i.e. valiant); Abial-
bon, an Isr. :— Abialbon.
46. T3N 'abiyr, aw-beer'; from 82; mighty (spo-
ken of God):— mighty (one).
47. *P38 'abbiyr, ab-beer'; for 46:— angel, bull,
chief est, mighty (one), stout [-hearted],
strong (one), valiant.
48. DT1N 'Abtyram, ab-ee-rawm'; from 1 and
" 7811; father of height (i.e. lofty);
Abiram, the name of two Isr.:— Abiram.
49. SlB'Ofc? 'Abtysbag, ab-ee-shag'; from 1 and
7686; father of error (i.e. blundering);
Abishag, a concubine of David:— Abishag.
50. yillTiN »Abiysb<kwac, ab-ee-shoo'-ah; from
' 1 and 7771 ; father of plenty (i.e. pros-
perous); Abishua, the name of two Isr.:— Abishua.
51. *Vlll3 n SIS 'Ablysbuwr, ab-ee-shoor 1 ; from 1
' and 7791; father of (the) wall (i.e. perh.
mason); Abishur,a,n Isr.: — Abishur.
52. " , 1B' , 3N 'Abiysbay, ab-ee-shah'ee; or (shorter)
"^rilS ' Absbay, ab-shah'ee; from 1 and 7862;
father of a gift (Le. prob. generous) ; Abi-
shai, an Isr. :— Abishai.
53. Dibl2i" , 3N 'Abiysbalowm, ab-ee-shaw-lome 1 ;
' or (short.) Dib'ij 3N ' Afoshalowm,
ab-shaw-lome' ; from 1 and 7965; father of peace (i.e
friendly); Abshalom, a son of David; also (the fuller
form) a later Isr. :— Abishalom, Absalom.
54. ""irPSN 'Ebyathar, eb-yaw-thawr' ; contr.
from 1 and 3498; father of abundance
(i.e. liberal); Ebjathar,sta Isr.: — Abiathar.
55. Tp" 'abafe, aw-bak'; a prim, root; prob. to coil
upward:— mount up.
56. briN 'abal, aw-bal'; a prim, root; to bewail:—
lament, mourn.
57. bSN 'abel, aw-bale'; from 56; lamenting:—
mourn (-er, -tag).
58. bSIK 'abel, aw-bale'; from an unused root
(mean, to be grassy); a meadow: — plain.
Comp. also the prop, names beginning with Abel-.
59. biN 'Abel, ajo-6ate', - from58; a. meadow; Abel,
the name of two places in Pal. : — Abel.
60. biN 'Sbel, ay'-bel; from 56; lamentation:—
mourning.
61. bSN 'aba.1, ab-awl'; appar. from B6 through
the idea of negation; nay, i.e. truly or
yet:— but, indeed, nevertheless, verily.
62. nrWHTTa baN 'Abel Beyth-raae&fcab.,
aw-bale' bayth ma-a-kaw';
from 58 and 1004 and 4601 ; meadow of Beth-Maakah;
Abel of Beth-maakah, a place in Pal.: — Abel-beth/
maacbah, Abel of Beth-maachah.
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63. JPJST&J ba« »Ab61 lmsb-Snluiym, aw-
bate 1 hash-shit-teem' ; from 56 and
the plur. of 7848, with the art. ins. ; meadow of the
acacias; Abel hash-Shittim, a place in Pal.:— Abel-
shittim.
64. tflSffi ba§ 'Abel K e ramiym, aw-bale'
ker-aw-meem,' ; from 58 and the
plur. of 3754; meadow of vineyards; Abel-Keramim,
a place in Pal. :— plain of the vineyards.
65. rfymti baN 'Abel M e cb.6wlab, aw-bale"
mekh-o-laW; from 58 and 4346;
meadow of dancing; Abel-Mecholah, a place in
Pal. :— Abel-meholah.
66. B?ObaN 'Abel Maylm, aw-bale' mah'-yim;
from 58 and 4325; meadow of water;
AbeUMajim, a place in Pal. :— Abel-maim.
67. B^lJpabaN 'Abel Mitsraylm, aw-bale'
mits-rah'-yim; from 68 and 4714;
meadow of Egypt; AbeUMitsrajim, a place in Pal.:—
Abel-mizraim.
68. "|3N 'eben, eh'-ben; from the root of 1139
through the mean, to build; a stone:—
-|- carbuncle, -f mason, -(-plummet, [chalk-, hail-,
head-, sling-] stone (-ny), (divers) weight (-s).
69. la.K 'eben (Chald.), eh'-ben; corresp. to 68:—
stone.
70. "J3fc* 'oben, o'-ben; from the same as 68; a pair
of stones (only dual); a potter's wheel or a
midwife's stool (consisting alike of two horizontal
disks with a support between):— wheel, stool.
71. fljl^N ' Abanah, ab-avynaw'; perh. fem. of 68;
stony; Abanah, a river near Damascus: —
Abana. Comp. 649.
72. 1J5SJJT "jaN 'Eben Ha-'ezer. eh'-ben haw-e'-
zer; from 68 and 6828 with the art.
ins. ; stoneof the help; Eben-ha-Ezer, a place in Pal. :—
Ebenezer.
73. UHK 'abnet, ab-nate'; of uncert. deriv.; a
belt:— girdle.
74 *paN 'Abner, ab-naref; or (fully) ira&j
'Abtyner, ab-ee-nare'; from 1 and 5216;
father of light (Le. enlightening); Abner, on Isr.:—
Abner.
75. D3N 'abac, aw-bas 1 ; a prim, root; to fodder:—
fatted, stalled.
76. Sl|3»aN >aba«bft«ab, ab-ah-boo-aw 1 ; (by re-
' dupl.) from an unused root (mean, to
belch forth); an inflammatory pustule (as eruption) :—
blains.
77. V3N 'Ebets, eh'-bets; from an unused root
prob. mean, to gleam; conspicuous; Ebets,
a place in Pal. :— Abez.
78. ^3£3N 'Ibtsan, ib-tsawn'; from the same as76;
splendid; Ibtsan, an Isr.: — Ibzan.
79. p3N 'abaq, aw-bakf; a prim, root; prob. to
float away (as vapor), but used only as
denom. from 80; to bedust, i.e. grapple: — wrestle.
80. p3N 'abdq, aw-bawk 1 ; from root of 79 ; light par-
ticles (as volatile):— (small) dust, powder.
81. •"!]??£$ 'abaqab, db-aaj-fcaic'; fem. of 80:—
powder.
82. "ON 'abar, aw-bar 1 ; a prim, root; to soar:—
fly.
83. "ON 'eber, ay-ber 1 ; from 82; a pinion:— [long-]
wing (-ed).
84 TtiaN >ebrab, eb-raW; fem. of 83:-feather,
wing.
85. BFPiaN 'Abraham, ab-raw-hawm' ; contr.
from 1 and an unused root (prob. mean.
to be populous); father of a multitude; Abraham, the
later name of Abram:— Abraham.
86. "!p3N >ab«Sk, ab-rake'; prob. an Eg. word
mean, kneel:— bow the knee.
87. B'laN 'Abram, ab-rawm'; contr. from 48; high
father; Abram, the original name of Ab-
raham:— Abram.
I'lgaN 'Abshay. See 53.
BiVoaN ' Abshalowm. gee 53.
88. rON 'oboth. oJmth'; plur. of 178; water-sfcims, -
Oboth, a place in the Desert:— Oboth.
89. N38 ' Ag6', aw-gay'; of uncert. der. [comp. 90] ;
Age, an Isr. 1— Agee.
90. 538 'Agag, ag-ag';or 5JN 'Agag, ag-awg';
of uncert. der. [comp. 89]; flame; Agag, a
tattle of Amalekitish kings:— Agag.
91. "CUN 'Agagiy, ag-aw-ghee'; patrial or patron.
from 90; an Agagite or descendant (subject)
of Agag:— Agagite.
92. !TTIN 'aguddah, ag-ood-daw'; fem. pass.
' part, of an unused root (mean, to bind); a
band, bundle, knot, or arch: — bunch, burden, troop.
93. TON 'egowz, eg-oze'; prob. of Pers. or.; a
nut: — nut.
94. TUN 'Aguwr, ow-goor'; pass. part, of 103;
gathered (i.e. received among the sages);
Agur, a fanciful name for Solomon:— Agur.
95. S"nT5N 'Sgowrah, ago-rato'; from the same
as 94; prop, something gathered, i.e.
perh. a grain or berry; used only of a small (silver)
coin,:— piece [of] silver.
96. 53N 'egel, eh'-ghel; from an unused root (mean.
to flow down or together as drops); a reser-
voir:— drop.
97. B?b3N 'Eglayim, eg-lah'-yim; dual of 96; a
double pond; Eglajim, a place in Moab:—
Eglaim.
98. DJN 'agam, ag-am'; from an unused root (mean.
to collect as water) ; a marsh; hence a rush
(as growing in swamps); hence a stockade of reeds:—
pond, pool, standing [water].
99. BAN 'agem, aw-game'; prob. from the same
as 98 (in the sense of stagnant water); fig.
sad: — pond.
100. T1H5N 'agmown, ag-mone'; from the same
as 98; a marshy pool [others from a dif-
ferent root, a kettle]; by impl. a rush (as growing
there); collect, a rope of rushes:— bulrush, caldron,
hook, rush.
101. ]|t« 'aggan, ag-gawn'; prob. from 5059; a
oomiI (as pounded out hollow):— basin, cup,
goblet.
102. E].JN 'aggaph, ag-gawf; prob. from 5062
(through the idea of impending); a cover
or heap; i.e. (only plur.) wings of an army, or crowds
of troops :— bands.
103. 'IAN 'Agar, aw-gar 1 ; a prim, root; to har-
vest:— gather.
104. N'T'iN 'igg«ra' (Chald.), ig-er-aw 1 ; of Pers.
or.; an epistle (as carried by a state
oourier or postman):— letter.
105. ba'ias* 'agarfal, ag-ar-tawl'; of uncert. der. ;
a basin: — charger.
106. tflAN 'egrdph, eg-rofe 1 ; from 1640 (in the
sense of grasping); the clenched hand:—
fist.
107. rn.Wt 'lggeretb, ig-eh'-reth; fem. of 104;
an epistle:— letter.
108. IN >6d, ode; from the same as 181 (in the
sense of enveloping); a fog:— mist, vapor.
109. a^N >adab, aw-dab'; a prim, root; to lan-
guish:— grieve.
110. bNSTIN »Adb e 'el, adbeh-ale'; prob. from 109
(in the sense of chastisement) and 410;
disciplined ofCtod; Adbeel, a son of Ishmael:— Ad-
beel.
111. TWSt 'A dad, ad-ad'; prob. an orfh. var. for
" ; 2301; Adad (or Hadad), an Edomite:—
Hadad.
112. i'lN 'Iddow, id-do ; of uncert. der.; Iddo, an
Isr.:— Iddo.
Bi"IN 'Edowm. See 123.
■'Wi'TN 'Eddwmiy. See 30.
113. "|ilN 'adown, aw-done', or (short.) 'j'jN.
'a doii, aw-done'; from an unused root
(mean, to rate); sovereign, le. controller (human or
divine):— lord, master, owner. Comp. also names be-
ginning with " Adoni-'\
114. 111N »Add6wn, ad-done'; prob. intens. for
113; powerful; Addon, appar. an Isr.:—
Addon.
115. B^lilN. 'Adowrayim, ad-o-rah'yim; dual
from 142 (in the sense of eminence);
double mound; Adorajim, a place in Pal.: — Adoraim.
116. X^tH »£dayii» (Chald.), ed-ah'-yin; of uncert.
der. ;then (of time):— now, that time, then.
117. *T V 5N 'addijT, ad-deer' ; from 142; wide c*
(gen.) large; flg. powerful:— excellent, fa-
mous, gallant, glorious, goodly, lordly, mighty (-ier,
one), noble, principal, worthy.
118. N^HN 'Adalya', ad-al-yaW; of Pers. der.;
' Adalja, a son of Haman:— Adalia.
119. D'lN 'adam, aw-dam'; to show blood (in the
face), i.e. flush or turn rosy:— be (dyed,
made) red (ruddy).
120. BIN 'adam, aw-dawm'; from 119; ruddy, i.e.
a human being (an individual or the spe-
cies, mankind, etc.):— X another, -(-hypocrite, +
common sort, x low, man (mean, of low degree), per-
son.
121. BIN 'Adam, aw-dawm'; the same as 120;
Adam, the name of the first man, also of a
place in Pal. :— Adam.
122. BHN 'adorn, aw-dome'; from 119; rosy:— reft,
ruddy.
123. B^N 'Edorn, ed-ome'; or (fully) BAN
'Edowm, ed-ome'; from 122; red [see
Gen. 25 : 85]; Edom, the elder twin-brother of Jacob;
hence the region (Idumsea) occupied by him:— Edom,
Edomites, Idumea.
124. B^IN 'odem, o'-dem; from 119; redness, i.e. the
ruby , garnet, or some other red gem :-
dius.
125. BTMIN 'adamdam, ad-am-dawm'; re
T! ' from 119 ; reddish: — (somewhat) reddish.
126. ?TO"IN 'Admab, ad-maw'; contr. for 127;
' " earthy; Admah, a place near the Dead
Sea:— Admah.
127. SlMIN 'adamah, ad-aw-maw 1 ; from 119; soil
' (from its gen. redness): — country, earth,
ground, husband [-man] (-ry), land.
128. rtWlN 'Adamab, ad-aw-maw'; the same as
T ' "' 127; Adamah, a place in Pal. :— Adamah.
"^THIN 'admowniy. See 132.
129. "WIN 'Adamly, ad-ato-mee'; from 127;
1 earthy; Adami, a place in Pal.:— Adami.
130. ''M'lN 'Eddmiy, ed-o-mee'; or (fully) " 1 ??ilN
'Eddwmfy, ed-o-mee'; patron, from
123; an Edomite, or desc. from (or inhab. of) Edom:—
Edomite. See 726.
131. B^IN ' Adummlym, ad-oom-meem'; plur.
' of 121; red spots; Adummim, a pass in
Pal. :— Adummim.
132. " , ?^3'19! 'admonty, ad-mo-nee', or (fully)
* , |1?2'1N 'admoiirniy, ad-mo-nee'; from 119;
reddish (of the hair or the com-
plexion):— red, ruddy.
133. Nrm'IN 'Admatba', ad-maw-thaw'; prob.
of Pers. der. ; Admatha, a Pers. noble-
man:— Admatha.
134. "IN 'eden, eh' -den; from the same as 118 (in
' the sense of strength); a basis (of a build-
ing, a column, etc.):— foundation, socket.
pN >adon. See 113.
135. V^N 'Addan, ad-dawn': intens. from the
same as 134 ; firm; Addan, an Isr. :— Addan.
136. "'i'TN 'Adonay, ad-o-noy'; an emphatic form
s of 113; the Lord (used as a prop, name of
God only):— (my) Lord.
137. pta^S'lN 'Addniy-Bezeq., <uU>"-nee-beh'-
"' zek; from 118 and 966; lord of
Bezek; Adoni-Bezek, a Canaanitish king:— Adoni-
bezek.
138. TT'l'lN 'Addniyah, ad-o-nee^aw' ; or. (prol)
IfT'i'lN 'Ad6niya.bAir, ad-o-nee-yaw'-hoo;
' from 113 and 3050; lord (i.e. worshipper)
of Jah; Adonijah, the name of three Isr.:— Adonijah-
139. p^-^lN 'Adoniy-Tsedeq, ad-o"-nee-
' tseh'-dek; from 113 and 6664; lord of
justice; Adoni-Tsedek, a Canaanitish king:— Adoni
zedec.
140. Bp^S 'Ad6ntyq&m, ad-o-nee-fajt»m';from
" ' 113 and 6965; lord of rising (Le. high)'
Adonikam, the name of one or two Isr.:— Adonikam
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141. tiT'S'lN 'Adonlyram, ad-o-nee-rawm'; from
T ' " 113 and 7311; lord of height; Adoniram,
an 1st. :— Adoniram.
143. TIN 'adar, aw-dar': a prim, root; to expand,
~ T i.e. be great or (fig.) magnificent:— (be-
come) glorious, honourable.
143. TIN 'Adar, ad-awr'; prob. of for. der.; pern.
T " ! mean, fire; Adar, the 12th Heb. month:—
Adar.
144. TIN 'Adar (Chald.), ad-awr 1 ; corresp. to
T " 143:— Adar.
145. TIN 'eder, eh'-der; from 148; amplitude, i.e.
(concr.) a mantle; also (flg.) splendor:—
goodly, robe.
146. TIN 'Addar, ad-dawr'; intens. from 142; am-
x ■ pit; Addar, a place in Pal. ; also an Isr. :—
Addar.
147. TIK 'Iddar (Chald.), id-dar 1 ; intens. from a
root corresp. to 142; ample, i.e. a thresh-
Ing-ytoor:— threshingfloor.
148. Tf5T1N 'adargazer (Chald.), ad-ar"-gdw-
zare'; from the sameasl47, and 1505;
a chief diviner, or astrologer:— judge.
149. NTp"1N 'adrazda' (Chald.), adWaz-daw';
* : " ! prob. of Pers. or.; quickly or care-
ful! y:— diligently.
150. "I3T3N 'adarkdn, ad-ar-kone'; of Pers. or. ;
a daric or Pers. coin: — dram.
151. ffllN 'Adoram, ad-o-rawm'; contr. for 141;
" Adoram (or Adoniram), an Isr.:—
Adoram.
158. "ilbfilTlN 'Adrammelek, ad-ram-meh'-lek;
from 142 and 4428; splendor of (the)
king; Adrammelek, the name of an Assyr. idol, also
of a son of Sennacherib:— Adrammelech.
153. ST1N 'edra' (Chald.), ed-rato'; an orth. var.
for 1872; an arm, i.e. (flg.) power:— force.
154. "^18 'edre'ly, ed-reh'-ee; from the equiva-
lent of 153; mighty; Edrei, the name of
two places in Pal. :— Edrei.
155. riTjN 'adderetb, ad-deh'-reth; fem. of 117;
something ample (as a large vine, a wide
dress); also the same as 145:— garment, glory, goodly,
mantle, robe.
156. IAIN 'adash, aw-dasft'; a prim, root; to tread
out (grain):— thresh.
157. IStlN 'abab, aw-hab'; or a!"!N »abeT>, aw-
habe'; a prim, root; to have affection for
fsexually or otherwise):— (be-) love (-d, -ly, -r), like,
friend.
158. aflN 'abab, ah'-hab; from 157; affection (in a
good or a bad sense):— love (-r).
159. arfS 'ohab, o'-hab; from 156; mean, the same
as 158:— love.
160. !"D!1N 'ababab, a-hab-aw'; fem. of 158 and
mean, the same:— love.
161. IflN 'Obad, o'-had; from an unused root
mean, to be united; unity; Ohad, anlsr.:—
Ohad.
162. Sl!"lN 'ahabb, a-haw'; appar. a prim, word
' expressing j>ai»exclamatorily; Oh!:— ah,
alas.
163. N171N 'Ah&Ta', &-hav-aW; prob. of for. or.;
Ahava, a river of Babylonia:— Ahava.
164. "I*I>"!N 'Ebuwd, ay-hood'; from the same as
161 ; united; Ehud, the name of two or
three Isr.:— Ehud.
165. "AN 'Shiy, e-hee'; appar. an orth. var. for
346; where:— I will be (Hos. 13 : 10, 14)
[which is often the rendering of the same Heb. form
from 1961].
166. btlN 'ataal, aw-hal'; a prim, root; to be
clear:— shine.
167. bi3N 'abal, aw-hal'; a denom. from 168; to
tent:— pitch (remove) a tent.
168. b?1N '6bel, o'-hel; from 166; a tent (as clearly
conspicuous from a distance):— covering,
(dwelling) (place), home, tabernacle, tent.
169. bil'N 'Obel, o'-hel; the same as 168; Ohel, an
* Isr.:-OheL
170. FlbilN 'Ob61ab, 6-hoUaw'; in form a fem. of
168, but in fact for SibilN 'Obdlabb,
* r. T
o-hol-aw 1 ; from 168; her tent (i.e. idolatrous sanctu-
ary); Oholah, a symbol, name for Samaria:— Aholah.
171. aN">bnN 'Obdliy'ab, o"-hoUe-awb' ; from
* '" T 168 and 1; tent of (his) father; Oho-
liab, an Isr.:— Aholiab.
172. Sia^bftN 'Obollyban, 3"-fco2-ee-oaio'; (simi-
larly with 170) for Sia^N 'Obd-
liybabb, o"-hoUe-baw'; from 168; my tent (is) in
her; Oholibah, a symbol, name for Judah:— Aholibah.
173. rrn^briS* 'ObSliybamab, o"-hoUe-baw-
maw"; from 168 and 1116; tent of
(the) height; Oholibamah, a wife of Esau:— Aholiba-
mah.
174. d^bllN 'analiym, a-haw-leem'; or (fem.)
nibllN 'abalowtb, d-haw-loth' (only used
' thus in the plur.) ; of for. or. ; aloe wood
(i.e. sticks):— (tree of lign-) aloes.
175. lililN 'Abarown, d-har-one'; of uncert.
deriv. ; Aharon, the brother of Moses:—
Aaron.
176. IN '6w, o; presumed to be the "constr."or
genitival form of IN >*v, av, short, for
185; desire (and so prob. in Pro v. 31 : 4); hence (by
way of alternative) or, also if:— also, and, either, if,
at the least, X nor, or, otherwise, then, whether.
177. biSIS 'tJw'el, oo-ale'; from 176 and 410; wish
of God; DeJ.anlsr.:— Uel.
178. SIN 'dwb, obe; from the same as 1 (appar.
through the idea of prattling a father's
name); prop, a mumble, Ie. a water-sfcm (from its
hollow sound); hence a necromancer (ventriloquist,
as from a jar):— bottle, familiar spirit
179. b^aiN 'Owbiyl, o-beel'; prob. from 56;
mournful; Obil, anlshmaelite:— Obil.
180. baiN 'uwbal, oo-bawl'; or (short.) baN
'ubal, oo-bawl'; from 2986 (in the sense
of 2988); a stream:— river.
181. "11N 'uwd, ood; from an unused root mean,
to rake together; a poker (for turning or
gathering embers):— (fire-) brand.
182. rriTlN 'owdowtb, o-dot/i'; or (short.) nilN
'odowtli, o-doth' (only thus in the
plur.); from the same as 181; turnings (i.e. occa.
sions) ; (adv.) on account of :— (be-) cause, concerning,
sake.
183. ftlN 'avab, aw-vaw'; a prim, root; to wish
for:— covet, (greatly) desire, be desirous,
long, lust (after).
184. mtt 'avab, aw-vaw'; a prim, root; to extend
or mark out:— point out.
185. FHN 'awab, aw/aw 1 ; from 183; longing:—
desire, lust after, pleasure.
186. "'TIN 't)wzay, oo-zah'ee; perh. by perm, for
5813, strong; XJzai, an Isr.:— Uzai.
187. bllN 'tJwzal, oo-zdwl'; of uncert. der.; Uzal,
a son of Joktan:— Uzal.
188. ""IN »fiwy, o'ee; prob. from 183 (in the sense
of crying out after); lamentation; also
interj. Oh! :— alas, woe.
189. ''IN 'Eviy, ev-ee'; prob. from 183; desirous;
Evi, a Midianitish chief :—Evi.
a?iN 'owySb. See 341.
190. fTIN 'owyah, o-yaw 1 ; fem. of 188:— woe.
191. b'HN 'fiviyl, ev-eel'; from an unused root
(mean, to be perverse); (flg.) silly:— tool
(-ish) (man).
192. "SJlSa Vng 'Eviyl M «rodak, ev-eel' mer-
o-dak'; of Chald. deriv. and prob.
mean, soldier of Merodak; EvilrMerodak, a Babylon-
ian king:— Evil-merodach.
193. b*1N » Awl, ool; from an unused root mean, to
twist, i.e. (by Impl.) be strong; the body
(as being rolled together); also powerful:— mighty,
strength.
194. "iblN 'Awlay, oo-lah'ee; or (short.) "'bjjl
'ulay, oo-lah'ee; from 176; if not; hence
perhaps: — if so be, may be, peradventure, unless.
195. ">VlN 'tfwlay, oo-lah'ee: of Pers. der.; the
Ulai (or Eulasus), a river of Persia:— Ulat
196. ^N 'fivtliy, ev-ee-lee'; from 191; silly, fool-
ish; hence (mor.) impious:— foolish.
197. QblN 'fiwlam, oo-lawm'; or (short.) Clbs>
'ulam. oo-lawm'; from 481 (in the sense
of tying); a vestibule (as bound to the building): —
porch.
198. OblN 'trwlam, oo-lawm'; appar. from 481
(in the sense of dumbness); solitary;
Ulam, the name of two Isr.:— Ulam.
199. QblN 'fiwlam, oo-iatem'; appar. a variation
of 194; however or on the contrary:— as
for, but, howbeit, in very deed, surely, truly, where-
fore.
200. flblN 'trveletb, iv-veh'-leth; from the same
as 191; silliness:— folly, foolishly (-ness).
201. TOIN >6wmar, o-mawr'; from 559; talka-
tive; Omar, a grandson of Esau:— Omar.
202. TIN 'own, one; prob. from the same as 205
(in the sense of effort, but successful);
ability, power, (flg.) wealth:— force, goods, might,
strength, substance.
203. ^1N 'Own, one; the same as 202; On, an
Isr. :— On.
204. 'JIN 'Own, one; or (short.) ■}& 'On. *»•■" <*
Eg. der.; On, a city of Egypt:— On.
205. "JIN 'aven, aw'-ven; from an unused root
perh. mean. prop, to pant (hence to exert
oneself, usually in vain; to come to naught); strictly
nothingness; also trouble, vanity, wickedness; spec,
an idol:— affliction, evil, false, idol, iniquity, mischief,
mourners (-ing), naught, sorrow, unjust, unrighte-
ous, vain, vanity, wicked (-ness.) Comp. 369.
206. ^1N 'Aven, aw'-ven; the same as 205; idola-
try; Aven, the contemptuous synonym of
three places, one in Coele-Syria, one in Egypt (On),
and one in Pal. (Bethel):— Aven. See also 204, 1007.
207. 131N '6wn6w, o-no'; or (short.) S3N
»6ndw, o-no'; prol. from 202; strong;
Ono, a place in Pal. :— Ono.
208. &31N 'Ownam, o-nawm'; a var. of 209;
strong; Onam, the name of an Edomite
and of an Isr. :— Onam.
209. 'JJIN 'Ownan, o-nawn': a var. of 207; strong;
Onan, a son of Judah: — Onan.
210. TB1N » tfwpbaz, 00-/CTOZ'; perh. a corruption
of 211; Uphaz, a famous gold region :-
Uphoz.
211. TBIN 'Owpbiyr, o-feer 1 ; or (short.) T'ljU
'Opbtyr, o-feer'; and 1D1N '©w-
pbir, o-feer'; of uncert. deriv.; Ophir, the name
of a son of Joktan, and of a gold region in the East:—
Ophir.
212. ]S1N 'owphan, o-fawn'; or (short) )t\i
'opban, o-fawn'; from an unused root mean, to
revolve; a wheel:— wheel.
T31N 'dwpbir. See 211.
213. VW 'uwts, oots; a prim, root; to press; (by
impl.) to be close, hurry, withdraw:—
(make) haste (-n, -y), labor, be narrow.
214. "IZIN 'owtsar, o-tsaw 1 ; from 686; a deposi-
tor^;— armory, cellar, garner, store
(-house), treasure (-house) (-y).
215. TIN 'owr, ore; a prim, root; to be (caus.
make) luminous (lit. and metaph.):—
X break of day, glorious, kindle, (be, en-, give,
show) light (-en, -ened), set on Are, shine.
216. TIN '6wr, ore; from 215; illumination or
(concr.) luminary (in every sense, includ-
ing lightning, happiness, etc.):— bright, clear, + day,
light (-ning), morning, sun.
217. TIN »uwt, oor; from 215; flame, hence (In
the plur.) the East (as being the region of
light) :— fire, light. See also 224.
218. TIN 'trwr, oor; the same as 217; Ur, aplace
in Chaldsea; also ai> Isr.: — Ur.
219. HTlN '6wrab, <mv.w>; fem. of 216; hirni-
nousness, i.e. (flg.) prosperity; also a
plant (as being bright):— herb lieht.
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220. iTVIN. 'avGrab, aimy-raW; by transp. for
723; a stall:— cote.
221. ^IN 'tlwrty, oo-ree'; from 217; itery; Uri,
the name of three Isr. :— Uri.
222. bijP'TIN 'tJwrlyel, oo-ree-ale'; from 817 and
410; /tone o/ G7od; J7rieJ, the name of
two 1st. :— Uriel.
223. rVTtN 'tlwriyab, oo-ree-jaw'; or (prol.)
It'P'llN 'f^wriyabdw, oo-ree-yawf-hoo;
from 217 and 3050; flame of Jah;
Urijah, the name of one Hittite and five Isr. '.—Uriah,
Urijah.
224. D^IN 'frwrfym, oo-reem'; plur. of 217;
lights; Urim, the oracular brilliancy of
the figures in the high-priest's breastplate:— Urim.
WliN 'Owrenab. See 728.
225. TIN 'uwtb, ooth; a prim, root; prop, to
come, i.e. (impl.) to assent:— consent.
226. 7Y1N '6wtb, 6th; prob. from 225 (in the sense
of appearing); a signal (lit. or fig.), as a
flag, beacon, monument, omen, prodigy, evidence,
etc.;— mark, miracle, (en-) sign, token.
227. TN 'az, awz; a demonstrative adv.; at that
time or place; also as a conj., therefore:—
beginning, for, from, hitherto, now, of old, once,
since, then, at which time, yet.
228. NTN >aza> (Chald.), az-ato'; or frTN >&zab
(Chald.), az-aie'; to kindle; (by impl.) to
heat:— heat, hot.
229. ">ajN 'Ezbay, ez-bah'ee; prob. from 231;
hyssop-like; Ezbai, an Isr. :— Ezbai.
280. *1TN 'azad (Chald.), az-awd'; of uncert. der. ;
" firm:— be gone.
231. aitN 'Szdwb, ay-zobe'; prob. of for. der.;
hyssop:— hyssop.
832. Tittt 'ezowr, ay-zore'; from 246; something
oirt; a 6e/t, also a oand:— girdle.
233. VN 'fizay, az-ah'ee; prob. from 227; at that
time:— then.
234. !TT"DTN 'azkaJrab, az-kaw-raw'; from 2142;
a reminder; spec. rememora»ce-oJ*er-
ing:— memorial.
235. bjN 'azal, aw-zaV; a prim, root; to 30 aioa#,
hence to disappear:— fail, gad about, go to
and fro [but in Ezek. 27 : 19 the word is rendered by
many "from Uzal," by others "yarn"], be gone
(spent).
236. b_TN 'azal (Chald.), az-al'; the same as 235; to
" depart:— go (up).
237. b.TS 'ezel, eh'-zel; from 2S5; departure; Ezel,
a memorial stone in Pal. :— Ezel.
238. "ITN 'azan, aw-zan'; a prim, root; prob. to
1 expand; but used only as a denom. from
241 j to broaden out the ear (with the hand), i.e.
(by impl.) to listen:— give (perceive by the) ear, hear
(-ken). See 239.
289. "|TN 'azan, aw-zan'; a prim, root [rather
ident. with 238 through the idea of scales as
if two ears]; to weigh, l.e. (fig.) ponder:— give good
heed.
240. 1TN 'az£n, aw-zane'; from 238; a spade or
paddle (as having a broad end):— weapon.
241. "1TN »6zen, o'-zen; from 238; broadness, i.e.
(concr.)the ear (from its form in man):—
4- advertise, audience, + displease, ear, hearing,
4- show.
242. FtlNti "pjX 'Uzzen Sbe'erab, ooz-zane'
"' sheh-er-aw'; from 288 and 7609;
plat of Sheerah (i.e. settled by him) ; Uzzen-Sheerah, a
place in Pal :— Uzzen-sherah.
243. *vtan rriattj 'Aznowtb Tab6wr, ««-
»6th' taw-bore'; from 238 and
8396; /lata (i.e. tops) of Tabor (i.e. situated on it);
Aznoth-Tabor, a place in Pal. :— Aznoth-tabor.
244 "WN 'Ozniy, oz-nee'; from 241; having
(quick) ears; Ozni, an Isr. ; also an Oznite
(collect.), his desc.:— Ozni, Oznites.
245. S1J518 'Azanyab, az-an-yaw'; from 238 and
3050; heard by Jah; Azanjah, an
IBr.;— Azaniah.
246. d^TN 'azlqqSym, az-iblceem'; a var. for
2131; manacles: — chains.
247. ITN 'azar, aw-zar 1 ; a prim, root; to belt: —
bind (compass) about, gird (up, with).
248. 8^N 'ezrfiwa', ez-ro'-d; a var. for 2220;
the arm: — arm.
249. HJTN 'ezracb, ez-rawkh'; from .2224 (in the
sense of springing up); a spontaneous
growth, i.e. native (tree or persons): — bay tree,
(home-) born (in the land), of the (one's own) country
(nation).
250. TjTtN 'Ezracbiy, ?.z-raw-khee'; patron.
from 2246; an Ezrachite or desc. of
Zerach:— Ezrahite.
251. IlN 'acb, awkh; a prim, word; a brother
(used in the widest sense o£ literal relation-
ship and metaph. affinity or resemblance [like 1]):—
another, brother (-ly), kindred, like, other. Comp.
also the prop, names beginning with " Ah-" or
"Ahi-".
252. UN »acb (Chald.), akh; corresp. to 251:—
brother.
253. f"IN 'acb, aioftft; a var. for 162; Oh! (expres-
sive of grief or surprise):— ah, alas.
254. TIN 'acb, awkh; of uncert. der.; afire-pot or
chafing-dish :— hearth.
255. HN >6acb, o'-akh; prob. from 253; a howler
or lonesome wild animal: — doleful creature.
256. SStIM 'Ach'ab, akh-awb'; once (by contr.)
inN 'Echab (Jer. 29 : 22), ekh-awb'; from
251 and 1; brother [i.e. friend] of (his)
father; Achab, the name of a king of Israel and of a
prophet at Babylon:— Ahab.
257. ^3f7N 'Acbban, ckh-bawn'; from 251 and
995; brother (i.e. possessor) of under-
standing; Achban, an Isr. : — Ahban.
258. inN 'acbad, kzw-khad'; perh. a prim, root;
to unify, i.e. (fig.) collect (one's
thoughts):— go one way or other.
259. "inN 'ecbad, ekh-awd'; a numeral from 258;
prop, united, i.e one, - or (as an ordinal)
first:— a, alike, alone, altogether, and, any (-thing),
apiece, a certain, [dai] ly, each (one), + eleven,
every, few, first, + highway, a man, once, one, only,
other, some, together.
260. 1T1N 'achuw, awf-khoo; of une. (perh. Eg.)
der.; a bulrush or any marshy grass (par-
ticularly that along the Nile):— flag, meadow.
261. Iinijt 'Ecbiiwd, ay-khood'; from 258;
united; Echud, the name of three
Isr.:— Ehud.
262. ilJHN 'acbvab, akh-vaw'; from 2331 (in the
sense of 2324); an utterance;— declara-
tion.
263. FnfJN 'acbavab (Chald.), akh-av-aw'; cor-
resp. to 262; solution, (of riddles): — show-
ing.
264. iTltlSS 'acbavab, akh-av-aw 1 ; from 251;
fraternity:— brotherhood.
265. Hirti* 'Acbdwach, akh-o'-akh; by redupl.
' from 251; brotherly; Achoach, an
Isr.;— Ahoah.
266. "'f'rinN 'Acbowcbfy, akh-o-khee'; patron.
from 264; an Achochite or desc. of
Achoach: — Ahohite.
267. "OTriN 'Acbftwmay, akh-oo-mah'ee; perh.
' from 251 and 4325; brother (i.e. neigh-
bour) of water; Achumai, an Isr.:— Ahumai.
268. Tins* 'acbdwr, aw-khore'; or (short.) "inN
'achor, aw-khore'; from 299; the
hinder part; hence (adv.) behind, backward; also (as
facing north) the West:— after (-ward), back (part,
-side, -ward), hereafter, (be-) hind (-er part), time to
come, without.
269. rriflN 'acbAwtb, aw-khoth'; irreg. fem.
of 251 ; a sister (used very widely [like
250], lit. and fig.):— (an-) other, sister, together.
270. THN 'acbaz, aw-khaz'; a prim, root; to seize
(often with the accessory idea of holding
in possession): — |- be affrighted, bar, (catch, lay,
take) hold (back), come upon, fasten, handle, por-
tion, (get, have or take) possess (-ion).
271. TttN 'Acbaz, aw-khawz'; from 270; posses-
sor; Achaz, the name of a Jewish king and
of an Isr. : — Ahaz.
272. rwnN 'acbuzzab, akh-ooz-zaw'; fem. pass.
' pare, from 270; something seized, i.e.
a possession (esp. of land):— possession.
273. ">TnN 'Achzay, akh-zah'ee; from 270; seizer;
Achzai, an Isr.:— Ahasai.
274. tVJttN 'Acbazyab, akh-az-yaw'; or (prol.)
IfPTHN 'Achazyabuw, akh^az-yaw'-hoo;
from 270 and 3050; Jah has seized;
Achazjah, the name of a Jewish and an Isr. king:—
Ahaziah.
275. D-TON 'Acbnzzam, akh*ooz-zawm' ; from
270; seizure; Achuzzam, an Isr.:— Ahu-
zam.
276. ntrtN ' Acb nzzatb, akh-ooz-zath'; a var. of
272; possession; Achuzzath, a Philis-
tine:— Ahuzzath.
277. TIN 'Achiy, akh-ee'; from 251; brotherly;
Achi, the name of two Isr. :— Ahi.
278. TIN 'Ecbiy, ayJchee'; prob. the same as
277; Eehi, an Isr.:— Ehi.
279. DNTIN 'Acbiy'am, akh-ee-awm'; from 251
' and 517; brother of the mother (i.e.
uncle); Achiam, an Isr.:— Ahiam.
280. iTTTIN. 'achiydab (Chald.), akh-ee-daw 1 ;
corresp. to 2420, an enigma: — hard
sentence.
281. STAN 'Acblyab, akh-ee-yaw'; or (prol.)
TTTIN 'Achiyabdw, akh-ee-yaw' -hoo;
' from 251 and 3050; brother (i.e. worship-
per) of Jah; Achijah, the name of nine Isr. :— Ahiah,
Ahijah.
282. TflTjN 'Aebiybuwd, akh-ee-hood' ; from
251 and 1935; brother (i.e. possessor)
of renown; Achihud, an Isr.: — Ahihud.
283. rriN 'Acbydw, akh-yo'; prol. from 251;
brotherly; Achio, the name of three
Isr.:— Ahio.
284. "inTIN 'Acbiycbftd, akh-ee-khood' ; from
'"' ' 251 and 2330; brother of a riddle (i.e.
mysterious); Achichud, an Isr.; — Ahihud.
285. aitSTJN 'Achiytftwb, akh-ee-toob'; from
' 251 and 2898; brother of goodness;
Achitub, the name of several priests:— Ahitub.
286. TfeTIN 'Acbtylawd, akh-ee-lood'; from
' 251 and 3205; brother of one born;
Achilud, an Isr.:— Ahilud.
287. nTMTlJJ 'Acbiymdtirtb, akh-ee-mdth' ;
from 251 and 4191; brother of death;
Achimoth, anlsr.:— Ahimoth.
288. TfbnTjN 'Acbiymelek, akh-ee-meh'-lek;
from 251 and 4428; ftrofher 0/ (the)
king; Achimelek, the name of an Isr. and of a Hit-
tite :— Ahimelech.
289. ]72TIN 'Acbtyman, akh-ee-man'; or
^KlTIN 'Acblyman, akh-ee-mawn'; from
' 251 and 4480; brother of a portion (i.e.
gift); Achiman, the name of an Anakite and of an
Isr. : — Ahiman.
290. ySSTJSj 'Acbiyma'ats, afcft-ee-j»ah'-ats;
from 251 and the equiv. of 4619;
brother of anger; Achimaats, the name of three
Isr. :— Ahimaaz.
291. "jTIN 'Acbyan, akh-yawn'; from 251; broth-
erly; Achjan, an Isr.:— Ahian.
292. aiiTJN 'Acbiynadab, akh-ee-naw-dawb 1 ;
from 251 and 6068; brother of liberal-
ity; Achinadab, an Isr. : — Ahinadab.
293. Dy^nN 'Acbiynd'am, akhree-no'-am;
from 251 and 5278; brother of pleas-
antness; Achinoam, the name of two Israelitesses:—
Ahinoam.
294. IpapTlN 'Acbiycamab, afcft-ee-sara-
" mawk'; from 251 and 5564; brother
of support; Achisamak, an Isr.: — Abisamach.
295. 1T3JTIN 'Acbty'ezer, dkh-ee-eh'-zer; from
' 251 and 5828; brother of help: Achi-
ezer, the name of two Isr.:— Ahiezer.
296. apTJN 'Aebfyqam, akh-ee-kawm'; from
* ' ' 251 and 6965; brother of rising (I.e.
high); Achikam, anlsr.:— AMkam.
297. ayTlN 'Achiyram, afcft-ee-rawrot'; from
' 251 and 7311; brother of height (i.e.
high); Achiram, anlsr.:— Ahiram.
298. "•JJTTJN 'Aehiyramiy, akh-ee-raw-mee' ;
' patron, from 297; an Achiramite or
desc. (collect.) of Achiram:— Ahiramites.
299. fffW 'Achiyra', akh-ee-rah'; from 251
' and 7451; brother of wrong; Achira,
an Isr. : — Ahira.
800. "itTlirnN 'Achiyshachar, akh-ee-shakh'-
ar; from 851 and 7837; brother of
(the) dawn; Achishachar, an Isr.:— Ahishar.
301. THrni? 'Achiyshar, akh-ee-shawr' ; from
T ' ' 251 and 7891; brother of (the) singer;
Achishar, an Isr. :— Ahishar.
802. bshTIK 'Achiyth&phel, akh-ee-tho'-fel;
' ' from 251 and 8602; brother of folly;
Achithophel, an Isr. : — Ahithophel.
303. ibnN 'Achlab, akh-lawb'; from the same
* : root as 2459; fatness (i.e. fertile') ; Ach-
lab, a place in Pal. : — Ahlah.
304. "ibtlN 'Achlay, akh-lah'ee; the same as 805;
: wishful; Achlai, the name of an Israel-
itess and of an Isr. :— Ahlai.
305. "'bniS! 'achalay, akh-al-ah'ee; or "btlN
'aclialey, akh-aVay': prob. from 253
and a var. of 3863; would that!:—0 that, would God.
306. fmbriN 'achlamah, akh-law'-maw; perh.
" ' from 2492 (and thus dream-stone); a
gem, prob. the amethyst:— amethyst.
307. Nnnntjt 'Achm e tha.', akh-me-thaw'; of
Pers. der. ; Achmetlia (i.e. Ecbatana),
the summer capital of Persia:— Achmetha.
308. i aOni? 'Achachay, akh-asbah'ee; of un-
cert. der.; Achasbai, an Isr.:— Ahasbai.
809. inN 'achar, aw-khar'; a prim, root; to
" T loiter (i.e. be behind); by impl. to pro-
crastinate:- continue, defer, delay, hinder, be late
(Slack), stay (there), tarry (longer).
310. "ItlN 'acliar, akh-ar'; from 809; prop, the
hind part; gen. used as an adv. or conj.,
after (in various senses):— after (that, -ward), again,
at, away from, back (from, -side), behind, beside, by,
follow (after, -ing), forasmuch, from, hereafter, hind-
er end, + out (over) live, + persecute, posterity, pur-
suing, remnant, seeing, since, thence [-forth], when,
with.
311. 'nOi? 'achar (Chald.), akh-ar'; corresp. to
310; after:— [here-] after.
312. inN 'acher, akh-air 1 ; from 309; prop.
hinder; gen. next, other, etc.: — (an-)
other (man), following, next, strange.
313. IflN 'Acher, akh-air 1 ; the same as 313;
Acher, an Isr. :— Aher.
314 flinN 'acharown, akh-ar-one'; or (short.)
VinN 'acharon, akh-ar-one'; from 309;
hinder: gen. late or last; spec, (as fac-
ing the east) western:— after (-ward), to come, fol-
lowing, hind (-er, -ermost, -most), last, latter, rere-
ward, ut(ter)most.
315. n^TIN 'Achraeh, akh-rdkh; from 310 and
' 251, after (his) brother: Achrach, an
Isr.:— Aharah.
316. bn*iriN 'Acharchel, akh-ar-kale' ; from
310 and 2426; behind (the) intrench-
ment (i.e. safe) ; Acharehel, an Isr. :— Aharhel.
317. " 1 "inN 'ochoriy (Chald.), okh-or-ee'; from
' " T 311; other:— (an-) other.
318. VTIN 'ochdreyn (Chald.), okh-or-ane';
" " ' or (short.) YlTTJJ 'ochdren (Chald.),
okh-or-ane'; from 317; last:— at last.
319. rT^nN 'achariyth, akh-ar-eeth' ; from 310;
the last or end, hence the future; also
posterity:— (last, latter) end (time), hinder (utter)
-most, length, posterity, remnant, residue, reward.
320. rT^nN 'achariyth (Cbald.), akh-ar-eeth';
' ' from 311; the same as 319; later:—
latter.
321. Tltli* 'ochdran (Chald.), okh-or-awn'; from
811; the same as 817; other:— (an-)
other.
YnttN 'ochdren. See 318.
322. rPSTnlS 'achoranniyth, akh-o-ran-neeth' ;
prol. from 268; backwards:— back
(-ward, again).
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"JBT11B08 'aehashdarpan, akh-ash-dar-
pan': of Pers. der.; a satrap or
governor of a main province (of Persia):— lieutenant.
324. ■JsTIttJITO aehashdarpan (Chald.), akh-
ash-dar-pan' ; corresp. to 323: —
prince.
325. UJinTOON 'Achashverowsh, akh-ash-
vay-rosh'; or (short.) USTOnSt
'Achashrdsh, akh-ash-rosh'
(Esth. 10 : 1); of Pers. or. ; Achashverosh (i.e. Ahasue-
rus or Artaxerxes, but in this case Xerxes), the title
(rather than name) of a Pers. king:— Ahasuerus.
326. "HrnBOK 'achashtariy, akh-ash-taw-ree' ;
prob. of Pers. der. ; an achastarite
(i.e. courier); the designation (rather than name) of
an Isr. : — Haakashtari [includ. the art.].
327. "pnUJnSi 'achastara.il, akh-ash-taw-rawn' ;
of Pers. or. ; a mule:— camel.
328. l3N 'af, at; from an unused root perh. mean,
to mo'oe softly; (as a noun) a necromancer
(from their soft incantations), (as an adv.) gently:—
charmer, gently, secret, softly.
329. 1t2&< >&t&.&, aw-tawd'; from an unused root
prob. mean, to pierce or make fast; a
Wiorn-tree (espec. the buckthorn):— Atad, bramble,
thorn.
330. ")1J3N >e(uwn, ay-toon'; from an unused
root (prob. mean, to bind) ; prop, twisted
(yarn), i.e. tapestry:— fine linen.
331. QDN 'alain, aw-tam'; a prim, root; to close
(the lips or ears); by anal, to contract (a
window by bevelled jambs): — narrow, shut, stop.
332. '"IE3N 'atar, aw-tar'; a prim, root; to close
up:— shut.
333. "ItiN 'Ate"r, aw-tare'; from 832; maimed;
Ater, the name of three Isr. :— Ater.
334. ^IBN 'Uter, it-tare'; from 332; shut up, i.e.
impeded (as. to the use of the right
hand): — |- left-handed.
335. ""N 'ay, ah'ee; perh. from 370; where? hence
how //—how, what, whence, where, wheth-
er, which (way).
336. "'N 'ly, ee; prob. ident. with 335 (through the
idea of a query); not:— island (Job 22 : 30).
337. "'N 'iy> ee ! short, from 188; alas!:— woe.
338. ^Sl »ty, ee; prob. ident. with 337 (through the
idea of a doleful sound) ; a howler (used only
in the plural), i.e. any solitary wild creature:— wild
beast of the islands.
339. ijt 'ly, ee; from 183; prop, a habitable spot
(as desirable); dry land, a coast, an
island:— country, isle, island.
340. S^N 'ayab, aw-yab'; a prim, root; to hate
(as one of an opposite tribe or party);
hence to be hostile:— he an enemy.
341. 2iS '6yeb, o-yabe'; or (fully) a"HK '6w-
yeb, o-yabe'; act. part, of 340; hating;
an adversary:— enemy, foe.
342. iia^N 'eybah, ay-baw 1 ; from 340; hostil-
1 ity:— enmity, hatred.
343. TN 'eyd, ode; from the same as 181 (in the
sense of bending down); oppression; by
impl. misfortune, ruin:— calamity, destruction.
344. !"PN 'ayah, ah-yaw'; perh. from 337; the
screamer, i.e. a hawk:— kite, vulture.
345. STN 'Ayah, ah-yaw'; the same as 844; Ajah,
T the name of two Isr. : — Aiah, Ajah.
346. fPN Jay6h,afc-»ai/' 1 , prol.fromsa5;tofter«/:—
where.
347. ISTW >iy6wb, ee-ydbe 1 ; from 340; hated (i.e.
' persecuted); Ijob, the patriarch famous
for his patience:— Job.
348. bars? 'lyzebel, ee-zeh'-bel; from 336 and
'■"'' ' 2083; chaste; Izebel, the wife of king
Ahab:— Jezebel.
349. TpN '6yk, «*e< also !"'?''*? 'eykah, ay-
kaw'; and ttSS^N 'eykakah, ay-
kaw'-kah; prol. from 335; how? or how!; also where:—
how, what.
350. "ria3"" 1 £? ty-kabowd, ee-kaw-bode 1 ; from
T ' 336 and 8519; (there is) no glory, i.e.
inglorious; Ikabod, a son of Phineas: — I-chabod.
351. ttD^N 'eykdh, ay-ko; prob. a var. for 849, but
not as an interrogative; where:— where,
tld^N 'eykah; FDD"K 'eykakah. Sea
849.
352. b?N 'aytl, ah'-yil; from the same as 193;
prop, strength; hence anything strong;
spec, a chief (politically); also a ram (from his
strength); a pilaster (as a strong support): an oak or
other strong tree:— mighty (man), lintel, oak, post,
ram, tree.
353. b"^ 'eyal, eh-yawl'; a var. of 852; strength.—
strength.
354. b n N 'ayal, ah-yawl'; an intens. form of 359
(in the sense of ram); a stag or male
deer:— hart.
355. !"lb"N 'ayalah, ah-yaw-law'; tern, of 351; a
doe or female deer:— hind.
356. "pb^N 'isyldwn, ay-lone'; or (short.) ■pbjl
'Blown, ay-lone'; or ibiN 'Eyldn,
ay-lone'; from 352; oak-grove; Elon,
the name of a place in Pal., and also of one Hittite,
two Isr. :— Elon.
357. "pbjN 'Ayaldwn, ah-yaw-lone' ; from 354.
deer-field; Ajalon, the name of Ave
places in Pal. :— Aijalon, Ajalon.
358. Ijn rP3 ffe*l$ 'Eylown Beyth Cha-
nan, ay-lone' bayth-chaw-
nawn'; from 356, 1004, and 2603; oak-grove o/(the)
house of favor; Elon of Beth-chanan, a place in
Pal. :— Elon-beth-hanan.
359. nib-'N 'Eylowth, ay-loth'; or nb^N
'Eylath, ay-lath'; from 352; trees or
a grove (i.e. palms) ; Eloth or Elath, a place on the
Red Sea:— Elath, Eloth.
360. nib" 1 }* 'eyaliiwth, eh-yaw-looth' ; tern, of
353; power; by impl. protection:—
strength.
361. Ob^N 'eylam, ay-lawm'; or (short.) dbN
'elam, ay-lawm'; or (fern.) rt2bN
'elammah, ay-lam-maw'; prob. from 352; a pil-
lar-space (or colonnade), i.e. a pale (or portico):—
arch.
362. db^N 'Eyllm, ay-leem'; plur. of 852; palm-
trees; Elim, a place in the Desert: —
Elim.
363. "jb^N 'tylan (Chald), ee-lawn'; corresp. to
356; a tree: — tree.
364. "HNB b 1 ^ 'Eyl Pa'ran, ale paw-raum';
from 352 and 6290; oak of Paran;
El-Paran, a portion of the district of Paran:— El-
paran.
■jbiN 'Eylon. See 356.
365. nb^N 'ayeleth, ah-yeh'-leth; the same as
355; a doe:— hind, Aijeleth.
fi^N 'aylm. See 868.
366. D^N 'ay6m, aw-yome'; from an unused root
(mean, to frighten); frightful: — terrible.
367. n)!" 1 }* 'eymah, ay-maw'; or (short.) n?3N
T ■' T "
'email, ay-maw 1 ; from the same as
366; fright; concr. an idol (as a bugbear):— dread.
fear, horror, idol, terrible, terror.
368. d" l n ,, N 'Eymiym, ay-meem'; plur. of 867;
terrors; Emim, an early Canaanltisil
(or Moabitish) tribe:— Emims.
369. ]"]i< 'ayln, ah'-yin; as if from a prim, root
mean, to be nothing or not exist; a non-
entity; gen. used as aneg. particle:— else, except, fail,
[father-] less, be gone, in [-curable], neither, never,
no (where), none, nor (any, thing), not, nothing, to
nought, past, un [searchable], well-nigh, without.
Comp. 870.
370. T^N 'ayln, ah-yin'; prob. ident. with 869 in
the sense of query (comp. 336);— where?
(only in connection with prep, pref., whence):—
whence, where.
371. ]' , N 'iyn, ee»t; appar. a short, form of 869|
but (like 870) interrog. ; is it not?:— not
372. "ITS^N »iy«ezer, ee-eh'-zer; from 8
helpless; Iezer, an Isr. :— Jeezer.
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873. """l??^ >fy«eiriy, ee-ez-ree 1 ; patron, from
372; an Iezritt or desc of Iezer:— Je-
lerite.
874. ttBnS >€ypbab, ay-fart; or (short.) tXBSf,
'epbab, ay-fart; of Eg. der.; an
ephah or measure for grain; hence a measure in
gen.:— ephah, (divers) measure (-s).
375. ilfi^N >6ypbdb, ay-fo'; from 385 and 6311;
what place?; also (of time) when?; or
(of means) how?: — what manner, where.
876. ti^N 'iy»b, eesh; contr. for 582 [or perh.
rather from an unused root mean, to be
extanf]; a man as an individual or a male person;
often used as an adjunct to a more definite term (and
in such cases frequently not expressed in transla-
tion)'.— also, another, any (man), a certain, + cham-
pion, consent, each, every (one), fellow, [foot-, hus-
band-] man, (good-, great, mighty) man, he, high
(degree), him (that is), husband, man [-kind], + none,
one, people, person, + steward, what (man) soever,
whoso (-ever), worthy. Comp. 802.
877. IS^S >iy»b, eesh; denom. from 376; to be a
man, ie. act in a manly way:— show (one)
self a man.
378. niB3"115 - 'i? 'fysb-Bosbetb, eesh-bo'-sheth;
from 3T6 and 1322; man of shame;
Ish-Bosheth, a son of King Saul:— Ish-bosheth.
379. TlTT^N 'iysbbowd eesh-hode'; from 376
and 1935; man of renown; Ishod, an
Isr.:— Ishod.
380. "plB' , N 'iysbdwn, ee-shone'; dimin. from
376; the little man ot the eye; the pupil
or ball; hence the middle (of night):— apple [of the
eye], black, obscure.
"TH^N si ysb-Cbay. See 881.
381. b" , HHB"'N 'iyBb-CbayU, eesh-khah'-yil ;
from 376 and 2428 ; man of might; by
defect, transcription (2 Sam. 23 : 20) "TniTN >lsb-
Cbay, eesh-khah'ee; as if from 376 and 2416; living
man; Ish-chail (or Ish-chai), an Isr.:— a valiant man.
382. ^"UTN 'lysb-Towb, eesh-tobe' ; from
376 and 2897; man ofTob; Ish-Tob,
& place in Pal. :— Ish-tob.
"US' 1 !* 'ishay See 3448:
■prHN 'itbown. See 2978.
383. "WN 'iytbay (Chald.), ee-thah'ee ; corresp.
to 8426; prop, entity; used only as a par-
ticle of affirmation, there is: — art thou, can, do ye,
have* it be, there is (are), X we will not.
384. v >N' , n' , N 'fytbiy'el, eeth-ee-alef ; perh. from
837 and 410; God has arrived; Ithiel,
the name of an Isr., also of a symb. person:— Ithiel.
385. "TpP/'N 'fytbamar, eeth-aw-mawr 1 ; from
839 and 8558; coast of the palm-tree;
Ithamar, » son of Aaron:— Ithamar.
386. "|rPN 'eytban, ay-thawn'; or (short.) yiN
'etban, ay-thawn'; from an unused
root (mean, to continue); permanence; hence (concr.)
permanent; spec, a chieftain:— hard, mighty, rough,
strength, strong.
387. "jrpBl 'Eytban, ay-thawn'; the same as 886;
permanent; Ethan, the name of four
Isr. :— Ethan.
388. d^irpN Eythaniym, ay-thaw-neem' ; plur.
of 386; always with the art.; the per-
manent brooks; Ethanim, the name of a month:—
Ethanim.
389. ^N 'ak, ale; akin to 403; a particle of affirma-
tion, surely; hence (by limitation) only:—
also, in any wise, at least, but, certainly, even, how-
beit, nevertheless, notwithstanding, only, save, surely,
of a surety, truly, verily, + wherefore, yet (but).
390. "I3N 'Akkad, ak-kad'; from an unused root
prob. mean, to strengthen; a fortress;
Accad, a place in Bab.:— Accad.
391. ST5N 'akzab, ak-zawb'; from 3576; false-
hood; by impl. treachery:— Bar, lie.
392. a^pS 'Akziyb, ak-zeeb'; from 891; deceit-
ful (in the sense of a winter-torrent
which fails in summer); Akzib, the name of two
places in Pal.;— Achzih,
393. TON 'akzar ak-eawr 1 ; from an unused root
(appar. mean, to act harshly); violent;
by impl. deadly; also (in a good sense) brave:— cruel,
fierce.
394. "''n'pN 'akzarfy, ak-zaw-ree'; from 393; ter-
rible: — cruel (one).
395. rTPTpS 'akz«riyAwtb, ak-ze-ree-ooth' ;
from 894; fierceness:— cruel.
396. Flb"pN 'akfylab, ak-ee-law'; tern, from 398;
something eatable, i.e. food: — meat.
397. IBpN 'Ablysb, aw-keesh'; of uncert. der.;
Akish, a Philistine king: — Achish.
398. bpN 'attal, aw-kaV; a prim, root; to eat
(lit. or fig.):— X at all, burn up, consume,
devour (-er, up), dine, eat (-er, up), feed (with), food,
X freely, x in . . . wise (-deed, plenty), (lay) meat,
X quite.
399. bpt* 'akal (Chald.), ak-al'; corresp. to 398:—
+ accuse, devour, eat.
400. b?N 'obel, o'-kel; from 398; food:— eating,
food, meal [time], meat, prey, victuals.
401. blDN 'Crkal, oo-kawl'; or b3N Tbkal,
ook-kawV; appar. from 398: devoured;
Ucal, a fancy name:— Ucal.
402. ilbSN 'oklab, ok-lart; fern, of 401; food:—
consume, devour, eat, food, meat.
403. ^DR 'alien, aw-kane'; from 3559 [comp.
3651]; firmly; fig. surely; also (advers.)
but:— but, certainly, nevertheless, surely, truly,
verily.
404. tpit 'aliapb, aw-kaf; a prim, root; appar.
mean, to curve (as with a burden); to
urge:— crave.
405. t|3N 'efcepb, eh'-kef; from 404; a load; by
impl. a stroke (others dignity): — hand.
406. ""ON 'ibbar, ik-kawr'; from an unused root
mean, to dig; a farmer: — husbandman,
ploughman.
407. f]12)DN > Aksbapb, afc-sftaw/'; from 3784; fas-
cination; Acshaph, a place in Pal.:—
Achshaph.
408. bit 'al, al; a neg. particle [akin to 8808]; not
(the qualified negation, used as a depreca-
tive); once (Job 24 : 25) as a noun, nothing:— nay,
neither, + never, no, nor, not, nothing [worth],
rather than.
409. bit 'al (Chald.), al; corresp. to 408:— not.
410. bN '61, ale; short, from 352; strength; as adj.
mighty; espec. the Almighty (but used also
of any deity):— God (god), X goodly, X great, idol,
might (-yone), power, strong. Comp. names in "-el."
411. bN '©1, ale; a demonstr. particle (but only in
a plur. sense) these or those:— these, those.
Comp. 428.
412. bN '£1 (Chald.), ale; corresp. to 411:— these.
413. bit '61, ale; (but used only in the shortened
constr. form bN 'el, el) ; a prim, particle,
prop, denoting motion towards, but occasionally
used of a quiescent position, i.e. near, with or among;
often in general, to: — about, according to, after,
against, among, as for, at, because (-fore, -side), both
. . . and, by, concerning, for, from, X hath, in (-to),
near, (out) of, over, through, to (-ward), under, unto,
upon, whether, with (-in).
414. NbN »EIa', ay-law'; a var. of 424; oak; Ela,
anlsr.:— Elah.
415. bN79? "tibst bN 'EI 'el6bf-y TTtsra'el,
ale el-o-hay' yis-raw-ale' ;
from 410 and 430 and 3478 ; the mighty God of Jisrael ;
El-Elohi-Jisrael, the title given to a consecrated spot
by Jacob:— El-elohe-israel.
416. bNTH;| bN »E1 B&yth-'El, ale bayth-ale';
from 410 and 1008; the God of
Bethel; El-Bethel, the title given to a consecrated
spot by Jacob:— El-beth-el.
417. ti^asbN 'elgabiysb, eVgaw-beesh'; from
410 and 1378; hail (as if a great
peart):— great hail [-stones].
418. fi^libx 'alguwmmiym, al-goom-meem' ;
by transp. for 484; sticks of algum
wood:— algum [trees].
419. "libit 'Eldad, el-ddd'; from 410 and 1730;
God has loved; Eldad, anlsr.:— Eldad.
420. WWt 'Elda'ab, el-daw-art; from 410 and
3045; God of knowledge; Eldaah, B,
son of Midian:— Eldaah.
421. FlbN 'alab, aw-lart; a prim, root [rather
ident. with 422 through the idea of invo-
cation] ; to bewail: — lament.
422. ilbN 'alab, aw-lart; a prim, root; prop, to
adjure, i.e. (usually in a bad sense) im-
precate: — adjure, curse, swear.
423. tlbN 'alab, aw-law'; from 422; animpreco-
tion: — curse, cursing, execration, oath,
swearing.
424. TtbN 'elab, ay-law'; f em. of 852; an oak or
other strong tree:— elm, oak, teil tree
425. 7"ibN 'Blab, ay-lart; the same as 424; Elah,
the name of an Edomite, of four Isr., and
also of a place in Pal. :— Elah.
426. PlbN »81abb (Chald.), el-art; corresp. to
T " 433; God;— God, god.
427. ribN 'allah, aWaio'; a var. of 424:— oak.
428. ilbN 'el-leb, ale'-leh; prol.from411; tfteseor
those:— an- (the) other; one sort, so,
some, such, them, these (same), they, this, those,
thus, which, who (-m).
429. STJN 'elleb (Chald.), ale'-leh; corresp. to
428:— these.
^ rfbN'elfiabb. See 433. |yiJ £v^-
D^ribN 'eloblym, el-o-heem'; plur. of 433;
'' gods in the ordinary sense; but spec,
used (in the plur. thus, esp. with the art.) of the su-
preme God; occasionally applied by way of defer-
ence to magistrates; and sometimes as a superla-
tive:— angels, X exceeding, God (gods) (-dess, -ly),
X (very) great, judges, X mighty.
431. ibN 'alftw (Chald.), al-oo'; prob. prol. from
: 412; lo!:— behold.
432. ibN 'illikw, il-loo'; prob. from 408; nay, i.e.
(softened) if:— but if, yea though.
tTlbN 'Slowabb, el-o'-ah; rarely (short.)
fa "
r430i
433.
<-PN 'eloabb, el-o'-ah; prob. prol. (emphat.)
from 410; a deity or the Deity:— God'
god. See 430.
434. ?13N 'eluwl, el-ool'; for 457; good for noth-
ing:— thing of nought.
435. blbN 'filuwl, el-ool'; prob. of for. der.; Elul,
" the sixth Jewish month:— Elul.
436. TibN 'Sldwn, ay-lone'; prol. from 852; an
oak or other strong tree:— plain. See also
356.
437. IlbN 'allown, aJAone'; a var. of 436:— oak.
438. flbN 'Allown, al-lone'; the same as 437;
Allon.
439,
Allon, an Isr., also
a place in Pal.:—
rVDa 1"feN 'Allown Bakuwth, al-lone'
baw-kooth'; from 437 and a var.
of 1068; oak of weeping; Allon-Bakuth, a monumen-
tal tree:— Allon-bachuth.
440. ^iibN '^lowniy, ay-lo-nee'; or rather
(short.) ''bbN '^loniy, ay-lo-nee';
patron, from 438; mElonite or desc. (collect.) of
Eton:— Elonites.
441. EjlbN 'allnwpb, al-loof; or (short.) tjbN
'alluph, al-loof; from 502; familiar;
a friend, also gentle; hence a buttock (as being tame;
applied, although masc, to a cow); and so a chief,
tain (as notable like neat cattle):— captain, duke,
(chief) friend, governor, guide, ox.
442. TlJlbN 'AlnWBb, aw-loosh'; of uncert. der.;
Alush, a place in the Desert:— Alush.
443. lilbs VElzafoad, el-saw-bawd'; from 410
and 2064; God has bestowed; Elzabad,
the name of two Isr. : —Elzabad.
444. tlbN 'alacb, aw-lakh'; a prim, root; to mud-
dle, i.e. (fig. and intrans.) to turn (mor-
ally) corrupt:— become filthy.
445. 13lbx 'Elchanan, el-khaw-nawn'; from
T ! 410 and 2603; God (is) gracious; Elcha-
nan, anlsr.: — Elkanan.
r?N 'Elly. See 1017.
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446. a^bN 'Eliy>ab, el-ee-awb'; from 410 and 1;
God of (his) father; Eliab, the name
of six Isr.:— Eliab.
447. b&rbK 'Eliy>el,eZ-ee-<rie';from410repeated;
" God o/(his) Qod; Eliel, the name of
nine Isr. :— Eliel.
448. firiN^N 'Eliyatbab, el-ee-aw-thaw'; or
(contr.) firpbt? 'Eliyatbab, el-
ee-yaw-thaw'; from 410 and 385; God of (his) consent;
Eliathah, an Isr.:— Eliathah.
449. TT'bN 'filiydad, ehee-dawd' ; from the
" same as 419; God of (his) love; Elidad,
an Isr.:— Elidad.
450. STb&t 'Elyada«, el-yaw-daw'; from 410 and
¥T: 8045; God (is) knowing; Eljada, the
name of two Isr. and of an Aramaean leader:— Eliada.
451. frbs 'alyab, al-yaw'; from 422 (in the orig.
* ! " sense of strength) ; the stout part, i.e.
the fat tail of the Oriental sheep:— rump.
452. FrbN 'Eliyab, ay-lee-yaw'; or prol.
lln^N 'Ellyabuw, ay-lee-yaw'-hoo; from
T '" 410 and 3050; God of Jehovah; Elijah,
the name of the famous prophet and of two other
Isr.:— Elijah, Eliah.
45&. lifVlS '* Ii y ll * w > et-ee-hoo 1 ; or (fully)
NlFPbN 'EliybuW, el-ee-hoo'; from 410
and 1931; God of him; Elihu, the
name of one of Job's friends, and of three Isr. :—
Elihu.
454. "S^jiFPbN >Ely e b6w«eynay, el-ye-ho-ay-
nah'ee; or (short.) "'F^bst
'Ely6w<6ynay, el-yo-ay-nah'ee; from 418 and
S068 and 5869; towards Jehovah (are) my eyes; Elje-
hoenai or Eljoenai, the name of seven Isr. :— Elihoe-
nai, Eiionai.
455. Nan^bN »Elyacbba», eJ-jrafeft-oate'; from 410
and 2fc44; Qod will hide; Eljachba,
an Isr. :— Eliahbah.
456. tft'mbN 'Eltycbdrepb, eUe-kho'-ref;
from 410 and 2779; God of autumn;
Elichoreph, an Isr.:— Elihoreph.
457. b-bi* 'eliyl, el-eel'; appar. from 408; good
" for nothing,by anal, vain or vanity; spec.
an idol:— -idol, no value, thing of nought.
458. 'JjbM'bN 'filiymelek, elee-meh'-lek; from
410 and 4428; God o/ (the) fcin.gr,- Eli-
melek, an Isr.— Elimelech.
459. pbt* 'llleyii (Chald.), il-lane 1 ; or shorter
TfeN 'IllSn, il-lane'; prol. from 412; these:—
the, these.
460. rp"bjS! 'Elyacaph, el-yaw-sawf; from 410
¥ T ' ' and 3264; God (is) gatherer; Eljasaph,
the name of two Isr.:— Ehasaph.
461. TtybN 'Eliy'ezer, el-ee-eh'-zer; from 410
' and B828; God of help; Eliezer, the
name of a Damascene and of ten Isr. :— Eliezer.
462. "'W'bN 'filty'Synay, elree-ay-nah'ee; prob.
' contr. for 454; Elienai, an Isr.:—
Elienai.
463. OU^bN »Eliy«am, el-ee-awm'; from 410 and
* ' 5971; God of (the) peopie; Eliam, an
Isr. :— Eliam.
464. TB^N 'Eliypbaz, eUee-faz'; from 410 and
6337; God of gold; Eliphaz, the name
of one of Job's friends, and of a son of Esau:— Eli-
465. bs^bN 'Eliyphal, eUee-fawl'; from 410 and
* ' " 6419; God of judgment; Eliphal, an
Isr.:— Eliphal.
466. lilbtfbN 'Eliypb e 16buw, el-ee-fe-lay'-
"' "" hoo; from 410 and 6395; God of his
distinction; Eliphelehu, aolsr.:— Elipheleh.
467. Cbs'bN 'Bliypbelef, el-ee-feh'-let; or
(short.) QbsbS 'Elpelef, eUpeh'-
let; from 410 and 6405; God of deliverance; Eliphe-
let'or Elpelet, the name of six Isr.:— Eliphalet, Eli-
phelet, Elpalet.
468. TOTbtt 'Eleytsirnrr, el-ee-tsoor 1 ; from 410
"" and 6697; God of (the) rock; Elitsur,
an Isr.:— Elizur.
469. "JBX'bN 'Eliytsapban, el-ee-tsaw-fawn' ;
or (short.) ^BJWS! 'Eltsaphan,
el-tsaw-fawn'; from 410 and 6845; God of treasure;
Elitsaphan or Eltsaphan, an Isr. :— Elizaphan, Elza-
phan.
470. Np^bN 'Eliyqa', el-eckaW; from 410 and
6958; God of rejection; Elika, an
1st.:— Elika.
471. ti^b N 'Elyaqiym, el-yaw-keem' ; from410
and 6965; God of raising; Eljakim,
the name of four Isr.:— Eliakim.
472. J^IZ^bN 'Eliygbeba«, el-ee-sheh'-bah; from
' 410 and 7651 (in the sense of 7650) ;
God of (the) oath; Elisheba, the wife of Aaron:—
Elisheba.
473. Mffi^bN 'Eliysbab, eUie-sliaw'; prob. of
for. der.; Elishah, a son of Javau:—
Elishah.
474. ?11B" l bN 'Eliysbuwa', eUee-shoo'-ah; from
410 and 7769; God of supplication (or
of riches'); Elishua, a son of King David:— Elishua.
475. S*TBjbtJ 'EIya»biyb, el-yaw-sheeb'; from
410 and 7725; God will restore; Elja-
shib, the name of six Isr.:— Eliashib.
476. 3"2Ta"bN 'Eliyshama', el-ee-shaw-maw' ;
" from 410 and 8085; God of hearing;
Elishama, the name of seven Isr. :— Elishama.
477. yTlJ-bt* >Eliysba<, el-ee-shaw 1 ; contr. for
' " 474; Eliaha, the famous prophet:—
Elisba.
478. £3BTl5 , 'bN 'Eliysbapbat, eVee-shaw-fawV ;
from 410 and 8199; God of judg-
ment; Elishaphat, an Isr.: — Elishaphat.
FirvbK 'Eliyatbab. See 448.
T T- ■/:
479. TlbN 'IlleTt (Chald.), Make'; proL from 412;
these:— these, those.
480. ibbt} 'al e Iay, al-le-lah'ee; by redupl. from
421; alas!:— woe.
481. tlbN »alam, aw-lam'; a prim, root; to tie
' fast; hence (of the mouth) to be tongue-
tied:— bb&, be dumb, put to silence.
482. fibs* 'clem, ay'-lem; from 481; silence (i.e.
mute justice):— congregation. Comp. 3128.
abN 'Slam. See 361.
bbM 'alum. See 486.
483. DbN >lll£m, iUame'; from 481; speech-
less:— dumb (man).
484. &P$ab8S 'almugglym, al-moog-gheem' ;
' prob. of for. der. (used thus only in
theplur.); almug (i.e. prob. sandal-wood) sticks:—
almug trees. Comp. 418.
485. ftabS 'alnmmak, aloom-maw'; or (masc.)
tfttt 'alum, aw-loom'; pass. part, of 481;
something bound; a sheaf: — sheaf.
486. "H'lKlbs 'Almfiwdad, al-mo-dawd'; prob.
T ! " of for. der. :— Almodad, a son of Jok-
tan:— Almodad.
487. 'ilblsfejj 'Allammeleb., al-lam-meh'-lek;
from 427 and 4428; oak of (the) king;
AllammeUk, a place in Pal. :— Alammelech.
488. ^obN 'alman, al-mawn'; prol. from 481 in
T ! ~ the sense of bereavement; discarded (as
a divorced person) :— forsaken.
489. ^ttbN 'almfin, al-mone'; from 481 as in 488;
bereavement: — widowhood.
490. FlMbN 'almanali, al-maw-naw'; fern, of
488; a widow; also a desolate place:—
desolate house (palace), widow.
491. ni3M5N 'almaiiuwtb., al-maw-nooth' ;
fern, of 488; concr. a toidow; abstr.
widowhood: — widow, widowhood.
492. " I 3^3b>fi* 'almdniy, al-mo-nee'; from 489 in
the sense of concealment; some one
(i.e. so and so, without giving the name of the person
or place):— one, and such.
■jbN 'lllSn. See 459.
VjbN 'El6nly. See:440.
493. toibs 'Elna'am, el-nah'-am; from 410 and
'' 5276; God (is his) delight; Elnaatn, an
Isr, : — Bfaa&BX ,
494. TrffiMS 'Elnathan, el-naw-thawn' ; from
410 and 5414; God (is the) giver; Elna>
than, the name of four Isr. :— Elnathan.
495. "lObs 'EUapar, el-law-sawr' ; prob. of for.
der.; Ellasar, an early country of
Asia:-Ellasar.
496. lljbN 'El'ad, el-awd'; from 410 and 5749;
God has testified; Elad, an Isr. :— Elead.
497. fTJSbjS 'El'adab., eZ-aw-daw',- from 410 and
¥T ! '"' 5710; God has decked; Eladah, an.
Isr.:— Eladah.
498. TCPbK 'El'uwzay, eloo-zah'ee; from 410
and 5756 (in the sense of 6797); God.
(is) defensive; Eluzai, an Isr.:— Eluzai.
499. IJSbN 'El'azar, el-aw-zawr'; from 410 and
'' 5826; God (is) helper; Elazar, the
name of seven Isr. :— Eleazar.
500. Sb^bS 'El'alS', el-awlay'; or (more prop-
erly) rtufbSI 'El'alSn, el-aw-lay';
from 410 and 5927; God (is) going up; Elale or Ela-
leh, a place east of the Jordan:— Elealeh.
501. fltobs 'El'asah, el-aw-saw 1 ; from 410 and
6213; God has made; Elasah, the
name of four Isr. :— Elasah, Eleasah.
502. 5]b{< 'alapb, aw-lof; a prim, root, to as-
sociate with; hence to learn (and caus. to
teach);— learn, teach, utter.
503. £]bN 'alapn, aw-laf ; denom. from 505; caus.
to make a thousandfold: — bring forth
thousands.
504. EJbN 'elepb, eh'-lef; from 502; a/am%,-also
(from the sense of yoking or taming) an
ox or cow:— family, kine, oxen.
505. t]bN 'eleph, eh'-lef; prop, the same as 504;
hence (an ox's head being the first letter
of the alphabet, and this eventually used as a num-
eral) a thousand:— thousand.
506. rjb$ 'alaph (Chald.), alaf; or tjbs
'elepb, (Chald.), eh'-lef; corresp. to
505:— thousand.
507. E]bN 'Elepb., eh'-lef; the same as 505; Eleph,
a place in Pal.:— Eleph.
tjbs* 'alluph. See 441.
Ubsbit 'Elpelef. See 467.
508. b»gbN 'Elpa«al, eUpdh'-al; from 410 and
6466; God (is) act; Elpaal,anlar.:—
Elpaal.
509. ybtt 'alats, aw-lats'; a prim, root; to
press:— urge.
IB^bit 'Eltaapban. See 469.
510. QlpbN 'alquwm, aUkoom'; prob. from 408
and 6965; a non-rising (i.e. resistless-
ness):— no rising up.
511. WpbiJ 'Elqanab, eUkaw-naw 1 ; from 410
* " ' and 7069; God has obtained; Elkanah.
the name of seven Isr.:— Elkanah.
512. "'IDpbN 'Elqosbiy, el-ko-shee'; patrlalfrom
a name of uncert. der. ; an Elkoshite
or native of Elkosh:— Elkoshite.
513. ibinbN 'Eltowlad, eUto-lad'; prob. from
410 and a masc. form of 8435 [comp.
8434]; God (is) generator; Eltolad, a place in
PaL:— Eltolad.
514 Nprib^ 'Elt e q6, el-te-kay'; or (moreprop.)
STpFlbSt >Elt«qeb, el-te-kay'; of uncert. der.;
Eltekeh or Elteke, a place in Pal.: —
Eltekeh.
515. "JpnbN »Elt e q6ii, el-te-kone'; from 410 and
8626; God (is) straight; Eltekon, a
place in Pal.:— Eltekon.
516. riniBFI bg ' Al tasbcbetb, al tash-kayth';
from 408 and 7843; Thou must not
destroy; prob. the opening words of a popular
song:— Al-taschith.
517. ON '§m, ame; a prim, word; a mother (as the
bond of the family) ; in a wide sense (both
lit. and fig.) [like 1]:— dam, mother, x parting.
1
14
618,
Eem
Efrahyim
ON 'inn, eem; a prim, particle; used very
widely as demonstr., lo!; interrog., wheth-
er?; or conditional, if, although; also Oh that!,
■when; hence as a neg., not:— (and, can-, doubtless, if,
that) (not), + but, either, + except, -f more (-over
if, than), neither, nevertheless, nor, oh that, or,
-f save (only, -ing), seeing, since, sith, + surely (no
more, none, not), though, + of a truth, + unless,
+ verily, when, whereas, whether, while, + yet.
519. S"TON 'amah, aw>-maw',' appar. a prim, word;
a maid-servant or female slave: —
(hand-) bondmaid (-woman,) maid (-servant).
TO3N >emah. See38f.
T ■■
520. TO2N 'umnah, am-maiw'; prol. from 517;
prop, a mother (i.e. unit) of measure, or
the fore-arm (below the elbow), i.e. a cubit; also a
door-base (as a bond of the entrance):— cubit, + hun-
dred^ exchange for 3967], measure, post.
521. TO2N 'aminah (Chald.), am-maw'; corresp.
to 520:— cubit.
522. TO2N 'Aminah, am-maw'; the same as 520;
Ammah, a hill in Pal. : — Ammah.
523. TO2N ummah, oom-maw 1 ; from the same
as 517; a collection, i.e. community of
persons:— nation, people.
624. TO2N <immah (Chald.), oom-maw'; cor-
resp. to 523:— nation.
525. "|TON 'amAwn, aw-mone'; from 539, prob.
in the sense of training; skilled, i.e. an
architect [like 542] : — one brought up.
526. "pUN 'Imown, aw-mone'; the same as 525;
Amort, the name of three Isr.: — Amon.
527. flSSS 'amowi, mow'; a var. for 1995; a
throng of people:— multitude.
528. 1TON 'Amown, aw-mone'; of Eg. der.;
Amon (i.e. Ammon or Amn), a deity of
Egypt (used only as an adjunct of 4996) :— multitude,
populous.
629. "ITON 'Smftwn, ay-moon'; from 539; estab-
lished, i.e. (fig.) trusty; also (abstr.)
trustworthiness:— faith (-ful), truth.
530. TOTON 'emuwnah, em-oo-nau?; or (short.)
TO13N '8mAnah, em-oo-umu'; fem. of 529;
lit. firmness; fig. security; mor. fidel-
ity:— -faith (-ful, -ly, -ness, [man]), set office, stability,
steady, truly, truth, verily.
531. VTON 'AmAwts, aw-mohts 1 ; from 553;
strong; Amots, an Isr. : — Amoz.
532. "'MS 'Amiy, aw-mee'; an abbrev. for 526;
Ami, an Isr.:— Ami.
")i3TON 'Amiynown. See 550.
am-meets'; or (short.)
from 553; strong
or (abstr.) strength: — courageous, migh-
ty, strong (one).
534. TBN 'amiyr, aw-meer'; appar. from 559 (in
the sense of self -exaltation); a summit
(of a tree or mountain):— bough, branch.
535. b72N >amal, aw-mal'; a prim, root; to droop;
by impl. to be sick, to mourn:— languish,
be weak, wax feeble.
536. bbjON 'nmlal, oom-lal'; from 535; sick:—
weak.
537. bbnN »am£lal, am-ay-lawl'; from 535; lan-
guid: — feeble.
538. DON 'imam, am-awm'; from 517; gather-
ing-spot; Amam, a place in Pal.:—
Amam.
539. TON 'aman, aw-man'; a prim, roof, prop.
to build up or support; to foster as a pa-
rent or nurse; fig. to render (or be) firm or faithful,
to trust or believe, to be permanent or quiet; mor. to
be true or certain; once (Isa. 30 : 21; by interch.
for 541) to go to the right hand:— hence assurance,
believe, bring up, establish, + fail, be faithful (of
long continuance, stedfast, sure, surely, trusty, veri-
fied), nurse, (-ing father), (put), trust, turn to the
right.
640. TON >iman (Chald.), am-an'; corresp. to
539:— believe, faithful, sure.
641. TON 'aman, aw-man'; denom. from 3225;
to take the right hand road:— turn to the
right. See 539.
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567
533. yTON 'ammtyts,
V"HN 'ammits, am-meets'i
542. TON 'aman, aw-mawn'; from 539 (in the
sense of training); an expert: — cunning
workman.
543. TO.N 'am6n, aw-mane'; from 539; sure;
abstr. faithfulness; adv. truly:— Amen,
so be it, truth.
544. TON '6men, oh.-men.'; from 539; verity:—
truth.
545. TO73N 'omnah, om-naw'; fem. of 544 (in the
spec, sense of training); tutelage:—
brought up.
546. TO72N 'omnali, om^naw'; fem. of 544 (in its
usual sense); adv. surely: — indeed.
547. TOBN >6m e nah, o-me-naw'; fem. act. part,
of 544 (in the orig. sense of supporting);
a column: — pillar.
548. TO73N 'amanah, am-aw-naw'; fem. of 543;
something fixed, i.e. a covenant, an al-
lowance: — certain portion, sure.
549. TO72N 'Amanah, am-aw-naw'; the same as
543; Amanah, a mountain near Damas-
cus: — Amana.
TO72N 'Smunah. See 530.
T -. Vt
550. "pMN 'Amnown, am-nohn'; or f^S
'Amiynown, am-ee-nohn'; from
539; faithful; Amnon (or Aminon), a son of David:—
Amnon.
551. &TON 'omnam, om-nawm'; adv. from 544;
verily:— indeed, no doubt, surely, (it is,
of a) true (-ly, -th).
552. I3MN 'umnam, oom-nawm'; an orth. var.
of 551:— in (very) deed; of a surety.
553. ITON 'amats, aw-mats'; a prim, root; to be
alert, phys. (on foot) or ment. (in cour-
age):— confirm, be courageous (of good courage,
stedfastly minded, strong, stronger), establish, for-
tify, harden, increase, prevail, strengthen (self), make
strong (obstinate, speed).
554. Visti 'amots, aw-mohts 1 ; prob. from 653; of
a strong color, i.e. red (others fleet):—
bay.
555. "ITO'N 'omets, o'-mets; from 553; strength:—
stronger.
yBN 'ammits. See 533.
TOWN 'amtsah, am-tsaw 1 ; from 553;
force: — strength.
, 5£13N 'Amtsiy, am-tsee'; from 553; strong ■
'' Amtsi, an Isr.:— Amzi.
TTJTnN 'Amatsyah, am-ats^yaw'; or
1TO3TON 'Amatsyahfkw, am-ats-yaw'-hoo;
from 553 and 3050; strength ofjah;
Amatsjah, the name of four Isr.:— Amaziah.
559. *TON 'amar, aw-mar 1 ; a prim, root; to say
(used with great latitude):— answer, ap-
point, avouch, bid, boast self, call, certify, challenge,
charge, + (at the, give) command (ment), commune,
consider, declare, demand, X desire, determine, X ex-
pressly, X indeed, x intend, name, X plainly, pro-
mise, publish, report, require, say, speak (against,
of), X still, X suppose, talk, tell, term, X that is,
X think, use [speech], utter, X verily, x yet.
560. "TON 'amar (Chald), am-ar'; corresp. to
559:— command, declare, say, speak, tell.
561. ""TON »6mer, ay'-mer; from 559; something
said:— answer, X appointed unto him,
saying, speech, word.
562. 'TON »6mer, o'-mer; the same as 561:— pro-
mise, speech, thing, word.
563. "TON 'Immar (Chald.), im-mar'; perh. from
660 (in the sense of bringing forth); a
lamb:— lamb.
564. 'TON 'Immfcr, im-mare'; from 559; talka-
tive; Immer, the name of five Isr.:—
Immer.
565. ifTON Mmrah, im-raie'; or TOTON
'emrah, em-raw'; fem. of 561, and
mean, the same: — commandment, speech, word.
566. "''TON ?Imriy, tnwee'; from 564; wordy;
Imxi, the name of two Isr.:— Imri.
556.
557.
558.
"'"TON 'J-Smorty, em-o-ree'; prob. a patron.
from an unused name derived from 659
in the sense of publicity, i.e. prominence; thus a
mountaineer; an Emorite, one of the Canaanitisa
tribes:— Amorite.
568. !"P"TON 'Amaryah, am-ar-yaw'; or (prol.)
1!T*TON 'Amaryahuw, am-ar-yaw'-hoo;
from 559 and 3050; Jah has said (i.e.
promised); Amar jah, the name of nine Isr.: — Aim,
riah.
569. bffTON 'Amraphel, am-raTO-/eZ', - of uncert.
(perh. for.) der. ; Amraphel, a king of
Shinar :— Amraphel.
570. UJ72N 'emesh, eh'-mesh; time past, i.e. yes-
terday or last night:— former time, yes-
terday (-night).
571. JTON 'emeth, eh'-meth; contr. from 539;
stability; fig. certainty, truth, trust-
worthiness:— assured (-ly), establishment, faithful,
right, sure, true (-ly, -th), verity.
572. nnrTON 'amtachath, am-takh'-ath; from
4969; prop, something expansive, i.e.
a bag;— sack.
573. ''ITO N ' Amlttay, am-it-tah'ee ; from 671;
veracious; Amittai, an Isr. : — Amittai.
574. ''IPTON 'emtaniy (Chald.), em-taw^nee';
from a root corresp. to that of 4975;
welUoined (i.e. burly) or mighty:— terrible.
575. ")N an, awn; or TON 'unah. aw'-naw;
contr. from 370; where?; hence whither?,
when?; also hither and thither: — \-ecny (no) whither,
now, where, whither (-soever).
")N '6n. See 204.
576. NJN 'ana' (Chald.), an-aW; or TON
'anah (Chald.), an-aw 1 ; corresp. to
589; I;— 2, as for me.
577. N3N 'anna', awn'-naw; or TON 'annah,
awn'^naw; appar. contr. from 160 and
4994: oh now!:—l (me) beseech (pray) thee, 0,
TON 'anah. See 576.
TON 'anah. See 575.
578.
TON 'anah, aw-naw'; a prim, root; to
groan:— lament, mourn.
579. TON 'anah, aw-naw'; a prim, root [perh.
rather ident. with 578 through the idea of
contraction in anguish] ; to approach; hence to meet
in various senses:— befall, deliver, happen, seek a
quarrel.
TON 'annah. See 577.
T r
580. 13N 'S.nuw, an-oo'; contr. for 587; toe.'— we.
iSN Onow. See 207.
581. "p2N 'lnnuwn (Chald.), in-noon'; or (fem.)
V3N 'Innfyn (Chald.), in-neen'; corresp. to
1992; they;— X are, them, these.
582. fflilN 'enowsh, en-oshe'; from 605; prop, a
mortal (and thus differing from the
more dignified 120); hence a man in gen. (singly
or collect.):— another, x [blood] thirsty, certain,
chap [-man], divers, fellow, X in the flower of their
age, husband, (certain, mortal) man, people, person,
servant, some ( x of them), + stranger, those,
+ their trade. It is often unexpressed in the Engl.
Version, especially when used in apposition with an-
other word. Comp. 376.
583. UJ13N 'findwsh, en-ohsh'; the same as 582;
Enosh, a son of Seth:— Enos.
584. TON 'anach, aw-nakh'; a prim, root; to
sigh:— groan, mourn, sigh.
585. 71TON 'anachah, an-aw-khaw'; from 585;
sighing:— groaning, mourn, sigh.
N5TON 'anachna' (Chald.), an-akh'-naw; or
TOTON 'anachnah (Chald.), an-akh-naw'',
corresp. to 587; we: — we.
13TON 'anachnuw, an-akh'-noo, appar.
from 595; we: — ourselves, us, we.
rrtTON 'Anacharath, an-am-kha-rawth' ',;
prob. from the same root as 5170; a
gorge or narrow pass; Anacharath, a place in Pal. :—
Anaharath.
586.
587.
588.
589. ''38 'aniy, an-ee'; eontr. from 595; I:— I,
(as for) me, mine, myself, we, X which,
xwho.
590. S JN >oniy, on-ee'; prob. from 579 (in the
sense of conveyance); a ship or (collect.) a
fleet:— galley, navy (of ships).
591. i"P3S, 'finiyah, on-ee-yaw 1 ; fern, of 590; a
ship: — ship ([-men]).
592. fTOS 'aniyah, an-ee-yaw'; from 578; groan-
ing:— lamentation, sorrow.
•pS 'limiyn. See 581.
593. Q^OS 'Aniy«am, an-ee-awm'; from 578 and
5971; groaning of (the) people; Aniam,
an Isr. :— Aniam.
594. "-J3S 'anak, an-awk'; prob. from an unused
root mean, to be narrow; according to
most a plumb-line, and to others a hoolc:— plumb-
line.
595. "ObS 'anokiy, aw-no-fcee' (sometimes aw-
no'-fcee); a prim, pron.; J;— I, me,
X which.
596. ]3S 'anan, aw-nan'; a prim, root; to mourn
i.e. complain: — complain.
597. 03S 'anac, aw-nas'; to insist: — compel.
598. D3S 'anac (Chald.), an-as'; corresp. to 597;
flg. to distress: — trouble.
599. E|3S 'anaph, aw-naf; a prim, root; to
breathe hard, te. be enraged:— he angry
(displeased).
600. £]3S 'anaph (Chald.), an-af; corresp. to
639 (only in the plur. as a sing.); the
face:— lace, visage.
601. 71B3N 'anaphah, an-aw-faw'; from 599; an
unclean bird, pern, the parrot (from its
irascibility) :— heron.
602. p3S 'anaq, aw-nak'; a prim, root; to
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Eem
Efrahyim
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603.
tag.
604.
shriek: — cry, groan.
71p3S 'anaqah, an-aw-kaw', from 603;
shrieking:— crying out, groaning, sigh-
Mp2S 'anaqah, an-aw-kaw'; the same as
" ' 608; some kind of lizard, prob. the
pecfco (from its wail):— ferret.
605. 1I33S 'anash, aw-nash'; a prim, root; to be
frail, feeble, or (flg.) melancholy:— des-
perate (-ly wicked), incurable, sick, woeful.
606. 1253N 'Snash (Chald.), en-awsh'; or ffittS
'6nash (Chald.), en-ash'; corresp. to
582; a man.-— man, -f whosoever.
P3S 'ant. See 859.
607. 71F13S 'antah (Chald.), an-tawf; corresp. to
859; thou:— as for thee, thou.
608. "prOg 'antnwn (Chald.), an-tocm'; plur. of
607; ye:—je.
609. SDS 'Afa', aw-saw';ot uncert. der. ;4sa, the
name of a king and of a Levite:— Asa.
610. WPS 'aciiwk, aw-sook': from 5480; an-
ointed, i.e. an oU-Jlask:—pot.
611. TlDS 'acown, aw-sone'; of uncert. der.;
hurt:— mischief.
612. "WON. 'Scftwr, ay-soor'; from 631; a bond
(espec. manacles of a [prisoner):— band,
+ prison.
613. TlDS »e£uwr (Chald.), es-oor>; corresp. to
612: — band, imprisonment.
614. ETpJJ ' a 9*yPl». aw-seef; or t]PS 'aciph,
aw-seef; from 622; gathered, i.e. (abstr.)
a gathering fa of crops:— ingathering.
615. TDS 'aciyr, aw-sere'; from 631; bound, te.
a captive:— (those which are) bound,
prisoner.
616. T3S. 'a^iyr, as-sere'; for 615:— prisoner.
617. TBS 'A99iyr, as-sere'; the same as 616; pri-
soner; Assir, the name of two Isr. :—
Astir.
618. PDS 'acam, aw-sawm'; from an unused
root mean, to heap together; a store-
house (only in the plur.):— barn, storehouse.
619. !TI3pS. 'A^nah, as-naw 1 ; of uncert. der.;
Amah, oaeot theNethim'm;— Ascah.
1E30N 'Ocnappar, os-nap-par'; of for.
der.; Osnappar, an Assyrian king: —
Asnapper.
621. n3PS 'Ac e nath, aw-se-nath'; of Eg. der.;
Asenath, the wife of Joseph:— Asenath.
622. E]0S 'acaph, aw-saf; a prim, root; to
gather for any purpose; hence to receive,
take away, i.e. remove (destroy, leave behind, put
up, restore, etc.):— assemble, bring, consume, de-
stroy, fetch, gather (in, together, up again), X gen-
erally, get (him), lose, put all together, receive, re-
cover [another from leprosy], (be) rereward, X sure-
ly, take (away, into, up), X utterly, withdraw.
623. C]DN 'Acaph, aw-sawf; from 622; collector;
T T Asaph, the name of three Isr., and of the
family of the first:— Asaph.
HON 'aciph. See 614.
624. ftON 'acuph, aw-soof; pass. part, of 622;
collected (only in the plur.), i.e. a collec-
tion, (of offerings):— threshold, Asuppim.
625. E|pN »6ceph, o'-sef; from 622; a collection
(of fruits):— gathering.
626. HBDN 'acfephah, as-ay-/aw'; from 622; a col-
lection of people (only adv.):— X to-
gether.
627. 71BDN 'acnppah, aswp-paw' ; iem. of 624; a
collection of (learned) men (only in the
plur.):— assembly.
628. tlpBDS 'acp e cnph, as-pes-oof; by redupl.
' from 624; gathered up together, i.e. a
promiscuous assemblage (of people):— mixt multitude.
629. S3"lBpN 'ocparna' (Chald.). os-par-naw'; of
Pers. der.; diligently:— fast, forth-
with, speed (-ily).
630. SnSpS 'Acpatha', os-paw-thaw' ; of Pers.
T T ' " der! ; Aspatha, a son of Haman:— As-
patha.
631. IDS 'acar, aw-sar'; a prim, root; to yoke or
~ T hitch; by anal, to fasten in any sense,
to join battle:— bind, fast, gird, harness, hold, keep,
make ready, order, prepare, prison (-er), put in bonds,
set in array, tie.
632. IDS 'Scar, es-awr 1 ; or *lt^6* 'tccar, is-
sawr 1 ; from 631; an obligation or vow(oi
abstinence):— binding, bond.
633. *10S 'ecar (Chald.), es-awr'; corresp. to 632
T " in a legal sense; an interdict:— decree.
634. WtT'lDS »Ecar-Chadd6wn, ay-sar'
chad-dohn'; of for. der.; Esar-
chaddon, an Assyr. king:— Esar-haddon.
635. ITDS 'Ecter, es-tare'; of Pers. der.; Ester,
the Jewish heroine:— Esther.
636. 3>S 'a e (Chald.), aw; corresp. to 6086; a tree
T or wood:— timber, wood.
637. CIS 'aph, af; a prim, particle; mean, acces-
sion (used as an adv. or conj.) ; also or
yea; adversatively though:— also, + although, and
(furthermore, yet), but, even, + how much less
(more, rather than), moreover, with, yea.
638. HS 'aph. (Chald.), af; corresp. to 637:— also.
639. E]S 'aph, af; from 599; prop, the nose or
nostril; hence the face, and occasionally a
person; also (from the rapid breathing in passion)
ire:— anger (-gry), + before, countenance, face,
+ forbearing, forehead, + [long-] suffering, nose,
nostril, snout, X worthy, wrath.
640. "ISN 'aphad, aw-fad'; a prim, root [rather
" * a denom. from 646]; to gird on (the
ephod):— bind. gird.
"IBS 'ephfid. See 646.
641. IBS »B!ph6d, ay-fode'; the same as 646
short.; Ephod, an Isr.:— Ephod.
642. FMBS 'Sphuddah, ay-food-daw 1 '; fem. of
646; a girding on (of the ephod); hence
gen. & plating (of metal):— ephod, ornament.
643. "I^BS 'appeden, ap-peh'-den; appar. of for.
vv der. ; a pavilion or palace-tent: — palace.
644. HBS 'aphah, aw-faw/; a prim, root; tocoofc,
T T espec. to bake:— bake, (-r, [-meats]).
JIBS >£phah. See 374.
645. IBS 'eph6w, ay-fo'; or NIBS 'ephd^F',
ay-fo'; from 6311; strictly a demonstrative
particle, here; but used of time, now or then:— here,
now, where?
646. "I1BS 'ephfiwd, ay-fode", rarely "IBS
'ephod, ay-fode'; prob. of for. der.; a
spec, the ephod or high-priest's shoulder-
piece; also gen. an image:— ephod.
647. tPBS. 'Aphiyach, af-ee'-akh; perh. from
6315; breeze; Aphiach, an Isr. : — Aphiah.
648. TBS 'aphiyl, aw-feel'; from the same as
651 (in the sense of weakness); unripe:-
not grown up.
649. D?ES 'Appayim, ap-pah'-yim; dual of 639;
two nostrils; Appajim, an Isr. : — Appaim.
650. p^BS 'aphiyq, aw-feek'; from 622; prop.
containing, i.e. a tube; also a bed or val-
ley of a stream ; also a strong thing or a hero: —
brook, channel, mighty, river, + scale, stream,
strong piece.
*rsp» 'dphiyr. See 311.
651. 5BS 'aphel, aw-fale'; from an unused root
mean, to set as the sun; dusky:— very
dark.
652. bfiS ophel, o'-fel; from the same as 651;
dusk:— darkness, obscurity, privily.
653. ribBN 'aphelah, af -ay-law'; fem. of 651;
duskiness, flg. misfortune; concr. con-
cealment;— dark, darkness, gloominess, X thick.
654. bbsS 'Ephlal, ef-lawl'; from 6419; judge;
Ephlal, an Isr. : — Ephlal.
655. ")BS 'ophen, o'-fen; from an unused root
mean, to revolve; a turn, i.e. a season: —
+ fitly.
IBS 'ophan. See 212.
656. DBS 'aphfic, aw-face'; a prim, root; to dis-
appear, i.e. cease. - — be clean gone (at an
end, brought to nought), fail.
657. DBS 'ephef , eh'-fes; from 656; cessation, i.e.
an end (espec. of the earth); often used
adv. no further; also (like 6466) the ankle (in the
dual), as being the extremity of the leg or foot:—
ankle, but (only), end, howbeit, less than nothing,
nevertheless (where), no, none (beside), not (any,
-withstanding), thing of nought, save (-tag), there,
uttermost part, want, without (cause).
658. 0^33 DBS 'Ephec Dammiym, eh'-fes
dam-meem'; from 657 and the plur.
of 1818; 6oiMidar#o/ftfood-drops; Ephes-Dammim,a
place in Pal. :— Ephes-dammim.
659. S'BS 'epha', eh'-fah; from an unused root
prob. mean, to breathe; prop, a breath,
i.e. nothing:— of nought.
660. ttJBS 'eph'eh, e/-efc'; from 659 (in the sense
of hissing); an asp or other venomous
serpent:— viper.
661. t|BS 'aphaph, aw-faf; a prim, root; to
surround: — compass.
662. pBS 'aphaq, aw-fak'; a prim, root; to con-
tain, i.e. (reflex.) abstain:— force (one-
self), restrain.
663. pBS 'Apheq, af-ake'; or p^BS 'Aphiyq,
af-eek'; from 662 (in the sense of
strength); fortress; Aphek (or Aphik), the name of
three places in Pal.:— Aphek, Aphik.
664. flpBS 'Apheqah, af-ay-kaw'; fem. of 663;
fortress; Aphekah, a place in PaL:—
Aphekah.
("55. 'IBS 'fepher, ay'-fer; from an unused root
mean, to bestrew; ashes: — ashes.
666. IBS 'apher, df-ayr'; from the same as 665
(in the sense of covering); a turban}—
667. tt"lBS 'ephroach, ef-ro'-dkh; from 6524 (In
the sense of ftursfino the shell); the
brood of a bird:— young (one).
668. IT^SS 'appiryown, ap^pir-yone'; prob. of
Eg. der.; a palanquin:— chariot,
669. B^ES 'Ephraylm, ef-rah'-yim; dual of a
masc. form of 672; double fruit; Eph-
rajim, a son of Joseph; also the tribe descended
from him, and its territory:— Ephraim Ephraimites
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Afawresahee
Eshpawr
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
670. 'W88 'Apbarecay (Chald.), af-avyresah'-
ee; of for. or. (only in the plur.); an
Apharesite or inhabitant of an unknown region of As
Syria:— Apharsite.
671. "W»K 'Aptaarc«bay (Chald.), af-ar-sek-
ah'ee; or "Onp"1BN 'Aphar-
catlikay (Chald.), af-ar-sath-kah'ee; of for. or.
(only in the plur.); an Apharsekite or Apharsathkite,
an unknown Assyrian tribe:— Apharsaehites, Aphar-
sathchites.
672. rnSSf 'Epbratb, ef-rawth'; or ttrtlBK
'Epbratbab, e] '-raw '-thaw; from
6509; fruitfulness; Ephrath, another name for Beth-
lehem; once (Psa. 132 : 6) perh. for Ephraim; also of
an Israelitish woman:— Ephrath, Ephratab.
673. "TrtDN 'Ephrathiy, ef-rawth-ee' ; patrial
from 672; an Ephrathite or an Eph-
raimite:— Ephraimite, Ephrathite.
674 OnSJN 'app e tbom (Chald.), ap-pe-thome' ; of
Pers. or.; revenue; others at the lash-
revenue.
675. ISBN 'Etsbown, eta-bone'; or 'pBN
'Etsbon, ets-bone'; of uncert. der.;
Etsbon, the name of two Isr.:— Ezbon.
676. 3>3BN 'etsba', ets-bah'; from the same as
6648 (in the sense of grasping); some
thing to seize with, i.e. a finger; by anal, a toe.-— fin-
ger, toe.
677. 23BN »etsba< (Chald.), ets-bah'; corresp. to
676:— finger, toe.
678. Vrjj9{| 'atsiyl, aw-tseel'; from 680 (in its
secondary sense of separatum); an ex-
tremity (Isa. 41 : 9), also a noble: — chief man, noble.
679. b^BN 'atstsiyl, ats-tseel'; from 680 (in its
primary sense of uniting) ; a joint of the
hand (i.e. knuckle); also (accord, to some) a party-
wall (Ezek. 41 : 8) :— [arm] hole, great.
680. bBN 'atsal, aw-tsal'; a prim, root; prop, to
join; used only as a denom. from 681 ; to
separate; hence to select, refuse, contract;— keep, re-
serve, straiten, take.
681. biSN 'Stsel, ay'-tsel; from 680 (in the sense
of joining); a side; (as a prep.) near:—
at, (bard) by, (from) (beside), near (unto), toward,
with. See also 1018.
682. bBN 'Atsel, aw-tsale'; from 680; noble;
Atsel, the name of an Isr., and of a place
in Pal.: — Azal, Azel.
683. ISTJbJtK 'Atgalyabuw, aU-al-yaW-hoo;
from 680 and 3050 prol. ; Jah has re-
served; Atsaljah, an Isr. : — Azaliah.
684. QBN 'Otsem, o'-tsem; from an unused root
prob. mean, to be strong; strength (i.e.
strong); Otsem, the name of two Isr.:— Ozem.
685. !T15*SN >ets«adab, ets-aw-daw' ; avstr. from
: v 6807; prop, a step-chain; by anal, a
bracelet:— bracelet, chain.
686. 1BN 'atsar, aw-tsar; a prim, root; to store
up:— (lay up in) store, (make) treas-
ure (-r).
687. "IBN 'Etser, ay'-tser; from 686; treasure;
Etser, an Idumamn:— Ezer.
688. fTlpN 'eqdacb, ek-dawkh'; from 6916;
burning, i.e. a carbuncle or other fiery
gem:— carbuncle.
689. IpN >aqqow, ak-ko'; prob. from 603; slen-
der, i.e. the ibex: — wild goat.
690. N'lB ' Ara,', ar-au/; prob. for 738; Hon; Ara,
an Isr.:— Ara.
691. bNIN 'er'el, er-ale 1 ; prob. for 739; a ft- 3
(collect.):— valiant one.
692. "'bN'IN >Ar»eliy, ar-ay-lee'; from 691; fte-
rot'c; Areli (or an Arelite, collect.), an
Isr. and bis desc. : — Areli, Arelites.
693. 3*1S< >arab, aw-rab'; a prim, root; to lurk:—
(he in) ambush (-ment), lay (lie in) wait.
694. 3"nK 'Arab, ar-awb'; from 693; ambush;
Arab, a place in Pal.:— Arab.
895. 3*18 'ereb, eh'-reb; from 693; ambuscade:—
den, Be in wait
696. atl6* 'oreb, af^reb: the same as 695:— wait.
bt&"tig 'ArbS'L See 1009.
697. !"I3""!N 'arbeb, ar-beh'; from 7335; a locust
(from its rapid increase):— grasshopper,
locust.
698. TV^yt 'orftbab, or-ob-aw'; tern, of 696 (only
in the plur.); ambuscades:— spoils.
699. ?13flN 'arnbbab, ar-oob-baw 1 ; fern. part.
pass, of 693 (as if for lurking); a lat-
tice; (by impl.) a window, dove-cot (because of the
pigeon-holes), chimney (with its apertures for smoke),
sluice (with openings for water): — chimney, window.
700. rrian*« 'Arubbowtb, ar-oob-both; plur. of
699; Arubboth, a place in Pal.:— Aru-
both.
701.
702.
four.
703.
''SMS 'Arbiy, ar-oee'; patrial from 694; an
Arbite or native of Arab:— Arbite.
3>3*l8 'arba', ar-bah'; masc. 71S3"lN '«*»
~ : - r t ; -
ba'ali. dr-baw-aw'; from 7251 ; four:—
ya"1N 'arba' (Chald.), ar-bah'; corresp. to
702:— four.
704. ya'IN 'Arba', ar-bah'; the same as 702;
Arba, one of the Anakim:— Arba.
ttJDIN 'arba'ab. See 702.
T t : -
705. D^fl^Ti! 'arba'iym, ar-baw-eem'; multiple
of 702; forty:— forty.
706. DWa^N 'arba'tayim, ar-bah-tah'-yim;
dual of 702; fourfold:— fourfold.
707. JrtN 'arag, aw-rag'; a prim, root; to plait
or weave: — weaver (-r).
708. S^fct >ereg, eh'-reg; from 707; a weaving; a
braid; also a shuttle:— beam, weaver's
shuttle.
709. ah'IN 'Argdb, ar-gobe'; from the same as
7263; stony; Argob, a district of Pal.:—
Argob.
710. ]13 b 1N 'arg®va.n, arg-ev-awn'; a var. for
713; purple: — purple.
711. "pSTN 'argovan (Chald.), arg-ev-awn'; cor-
resp. to 710:— scarlet.
712. WMS 'argaz, ar-gawz'; perh. from 7264 (in
the sense of being suspended); a box (as
a pannier):— coffer.
713. ")M. ; i"1N 'argaman, ar-gaw-mawn' ; of for.
or.; purple (the color or the dyed
stuff):— purple.
714. 'HlN >Ard, ard; from an unused root prob.
mean, to wander; fugitive; Ard, the
name of two Isr.:— Ard.
715. IIIIN 'Arddwn, ar-dohn'; from the same
as 714; roaming; Ardon, an Isr.:—
Ardon.
716. "'TIS 'Ardfy, ar-dee'; patron, from 714; an
! Ardite (collect.) or desc. of Ard:— Ax-
dites.
717. JTlN 'arab, aw-raw 1 ; a prim, root; to
plucfc.'-gather, pluck.
718. *ftB '»"«* (Chald.), ar-oo 1 ; prob. akin to
431; Jo/;— behold, lo.
719. "I}*lN 'Arvad, ar^vad'; prob. from 7300; a
! refuge for the roving; Arvad, an island-
city of Pal. :— Arvad.
720. "TIN. ->Ar6-OTd, ar-ode'; an orth. var. of 719;
fugitive; Arod, an Isr.:— Arod.
721. iTViN, 'Arradiy, ar-vaw-dee'; patrial from
719; an Arvadite or citizen of Arvad:—
Arvadite.
722. "''VdIX 'Arftwdiy, ar-o-dee 1 ; patron, from
721; an Arodite or desc. of Arod:—
Arodi, Arodltes.
723. FP1N 'urvab, oorwaw'; or, SThN >&ra»
t : *v * t —.
^ah. ar-aw-yah'; from 717 (in the sense
of feeding); a herding-place for an animal:— stall.
724. TtDIIN »&ruwkab, ar-oo-kavf; or
T ~i
fD'HSl 'arukab, ar-oo-kaw'; tern. pass,
part, of 748 (in the sense of restoring to
soundness); wholeness (lit or fig.):— health, made up,
perfected.
725. FTO'HN 'Aruwmab, ar-oo-maw 1 : a var. of
" 7816; height; ArumaK * Pi* 06 ta
Pal.:— Arumah.
726. "'ailN" 'ArftwmSy, ar-o-mee'; e, clerical
error for 130; an Edomite (as In the
marg.):— Syrian.
727. Tl^lN 'arowa, aw^one'; or l'"iN 'aron,
aw-rone'; from 717 (in the sense of ootft-
ering); a box:— ark, chest, coffin.
728. ilJI'lN 'Aravnau, ar-av-naw 1 ; or (by
transp.) ni"liN '6wrnal», ore-
naw'; or iTJN" 'Arniyab, ar-nee-yaw 1 ; all by
orth. var. for 771 ; Aravnah (or Arnijah or Ornah), a
Jebusite:— Araunah.
729. T^N 'araz, aw-raz'; a prim, root; tobe^rw;
used only in the pass, participle as a de-
nom. from 730; of cedar:— made of cedar.
730. flN >erez, eh'-rez; from 729; a cedar tree
(from the tenacity of its roots):— cedar
(tree).
731. flT^N 'arzab., ar-zaw'; fem. of 730; cedar
wainscoting:— cedar work.
732. ITlN 'uracil, aw-rakh'; a prim, root; to tra-
vel:— go, wayfaring (man).
733. fTlN » Aracb, aw-rakh'; from 732; way-far-
ing; Arach, the name of three Isr.:—
Arah.
734. (TIN 'oracb, o'-rakh; from 732; a well
trodden road (lit. or fig.); also a car-
avan:— manner, path, race, rank, traveller, troop,
[by-, high-] way.
735. fl^N 'dracb (Chald.), o'-rakh; corresp. to
734; a road: — way.
736. SirftN >6l*chab, o-rekh-aw 1 ; fem. act. part.
of 732; a caravan: — (travelling) com-
pany.
737. rirriN 'arucbah, ar-oo-khaw 1 ; fem. pass.
part, of 732 (in the sense of appointing);
a rafiore of food:— allowance, diet, dinner, victuals.
738. ,k 55j 'arty, aree'; or (prol.) TT'IN 'aryeh,
ar-yay'; from 717 (in the sense of vio-
lence); a lion:— (young) lion, + pierce [from the
marg.].
739. bN^ijt 'ftrfy'Sl, ar-ee-ale'; or bN'lN
'arl'61, ar-ee-ale'; from 738 and 410;
lion of Ood, i.e. heroic:— lionlike men.
740. biST'liJ 'Ari'el, ar-ee-ale'; the same as 739;
Ariel, a symb. name for Jerusalem,
also the name of an Isr. :— Ariel,
741. b^N^N 'ftri'Syl, ar-ee-ale'; either by trans-
position for 739 or, more prob., an orth.
var. for 2025; the altar of the Temple:— altar.
743. TnN 'Ariyday, ar-ee-dah'-ee; of Pers. or.;
Aridai, a son of Haman:— Aridai.
743. SrVT^S 'Ariydatba', ar-ee-daw-thaw' ; of
Pers. or.; Aridatha, a son of Ha-
man: — Aridatha.
J-P'IN 'aryeb. See 738.
744. iT'tt? 'aryeb (Chald.), ar-yay'; corresp. to
738:-Iion.
745. •I.I'IN 'Aryeb, ar-yay 1 ; the same as 738;
lion; Arjeh, an Isr.:— Arieh.
rp*S8 'ftrayab- See 723
t r -;
746. 'SjV'IN »Ary6-wk, ar-yoke'; of for. or.;
Arjok, the name of two Babylonians:—
Arioch.
747. " 1 ,I 1N 'Arty^ay, ar-ee-sah'-ee; of Pers. or.;
Arisai, a son of Haman:— Arisat
748. 'it'lN »arak, aw-rakf; a prim, root; to be
(caus. make) long (lit. or fig.):— defer,
draw out lengthen, (be, become, make, pro-) long,
+ (out-, over-) live, tarry (long).
749. TpS. >arab (Chald.), ar-ak 1 ; prop, corresp.
to 748, but used only in the sense of reach-
ing to a given point; to suit:— be meet.
750. '3'IS 'a.r€l£ aw-rake'; from 748; long:— long
[-suffering, -winged], patient slow [to
751. ^N 'Erek, eh'-rek; from 748; length; Erek,
a place in Bab.:— Erech.
75«. "ipN 'arfib, awroke'; from 748; Zowgtf^-long.
753. TJ^ >6rek,o'-re&;frQm74B;Jen(rtfw — M«c
ever, length. Ions.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
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Eshpawr
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764. NS^N >arka> (Chald.), or-fcoto'; or
ST3T8 'arkak (Chald.), arkaw 1 ; from 749;
length:— lengthening, prolonged.
755. t"D?*lN 'arkikbak (Chald.), ar-koo-baw 1
from an unused root corresp. to 7392
(in the sense of bending the knee); the knee:— knee.
ttS'lN 'arnkak. See 734.
756. "'IS'TtS 'Ark e vay (Chald.), ar-kev-ah'ee;
patrial from 751 ; an Arkevite (collect.)
or native of Erek:— Archevite.
757 ^IB 'Arkiy, ar-kee'; patrial from another
place (in Pal.) of similar name with 751;
an Arkite or native of Erek:— Archi, Archite.
758. dIN 'Aram, arawm'; from the same as 759;
the highland; Aram or Syria, and its in-
habitants; also the name of a son of Shem, a grand-
son of Nahor, and of an Isr. :— Aram, Mesopotamia,
Syria, Syrians.
759. p52"1St 'arn»6wn, ar-monef; from an unused
root (mean, to be elevated); a citadel
(from its height):— castle, palace. Comp. 2038.
760. iTSIX D'nSjt 'Irani Tsobab, ar-am' tsc-
baw'; from 758 and 6678; Aram
of Tsoba (or CoBle-Syria).— Aram-zobah.
761. "^838 'Arammiy, ar-am-mee' ; patrial from
758; einAramite or Aramsean:— Syrian,
Aramitess.
762. rPjanN 'Aramiytk, ar-aw-meeth' ; tern, of
761; (only adv.) in Aramcean:— in the
Syrian language (tongue), in Syriack.
763. D?lSTJ d'lij? 'Aram Nakarayim, ar-am'
nah-har-ah'-yim; from 758 and
the dual of 5104; Aram of (the) two rivers (Euphrates
and Tigris) or Mesopotamia:— Aham-naharaim, Meso-
potamia.
764. "'353'IN 'Armoniy, ar-mo-nee'; from 759; pa-
latial; Armoni, an Isr.:— Armoni.
765. ^*1N 'Aran, ar-awn'; from 7442; stridulous;
Aran, an Edomite:— Aran.
766. "p'S 'oren, o'-ren; from the same as 765 (in
the sense of strength); the ash tree (from
Its toughness):— ash.
767. yis »6ren, o'-ren; the same as 766; Oren, an
Isr. :— Oren.
■pi} >aren. See 727.
768. riSJpJS 'arnebetk, ar-neh'-beth; of uncert.
der. ; the hare:— hare.
769. "jii'lK 'Arnown, ar-nohn'; or 'JJ'IN
■Anion, ar-nohn'; from 7442; a
brauiling stream; the Arnon, a river east of the
Jordan; also its territory:— Arnon.
FJJTW 'Arniyan. See 728.
770. -\y-]» 'Arnan,
same as 7
Arnan.
771. "JDICJ 'Oman, or-nawn'; prob. from 766
strong; Oman, a Jebusite:— Oman.
ar-nawn'; prob. from the
); noisy; Arnan, an Isr.: —
See
772. :n$ 'ara' (Chald.), ar-ah'; corresp. to 776;
the earth; by impl. (fig.) low:— earth, in-
terior.
778. rP3>"18 'ar'iytk (Chald.), arh-eeth'; tern, of
772; the bottom:— bottom.
774. IS'Hi? 'Arpad. ar-pawd'; from 7503; spread
out: Arpad, a place in Syria:— Arpad,
Arphad.
775. TB3pS*1N 'Arpakskad, ar-pak-shad' ; prob.
of for. or.; Arpakshad, a son of
Noah,' also the region settled by him:— Arphaxad.
776. y^N 'erets, eh'-rets; from an unused root
prob. mean, to be firm; the earth (at
large, or partitively a land): — x common, country,
earth, field, ground, land, x nations, way, + wilder-
ness, world.
777. NST1N 'artsa', ar-tsaw'; from 776; earthi-
ness; Artsa, an Isr :— Arza.
778. p"lN 'araq (Chald.), ar-ak'; by transmutation
for 772; the earth:— earth.
779. TIN 'arar, aw-rar 1 ; a prim, root; to exe-
crate:— x bitterly curse.
780. tyyUSi 'Ararat, ar-avyrat'; of for. or.; Ara-
rat (or rather Armenia):— Ararat, Ar-
menia.
781. ID'IN 'aras, aw-ras'; a prim, root; to engage
for matrimony:— betroth, espouse.
782. np'li? 'aresketk, ar-eh'-sheth; from 781 (in
the sense of desiring to possess); a
longing for:— request.
783. NFlttJlBnn'IN 'Artackskaskta.', ar-tdkh-
shash-taw'; or NFUBlZjtTEHS
'Artackskaskt', ar-takh-shasht' ; or by perm.
NFOlZJnrhN 'Artackskact', ar-takh-shast' ; of
for. or. ; Artachshasta (or Artaxerxes), a title
(rather than name) of several Pers. kings:— Arta-
xerxes.
784. IDS* »6sk, aysh; a prim, word; fire Qit. or
fig.):— burning, fiery, fire, flaming, hot.
785. IDS* '&»k (Chald.), aysh; corresp. to 784:-
flame.
786. 1DSJ >isk, eesh; ident. (in or. and formation)
with 784; entity; used only adv., there is
or are:— are there, none can. Comp. 3426.
787. TDK '6sk (Chald.), ohsh; corresp. (by transp.
and abb.) to 803; a foundation:— founda-
tion.
788. baiBN 'Askbel, ash-bale'; prob. from the
same as 7640; flowing; Ashbel, an Isr.:—
Ashbel.
789. ^Siat? 'Askbeliy, ash-bay-lee'; patron.
from 788; an Ashbelite (collect.) or
desc. of Ashbel:— Ashbelites.
790. 13U5N 'Eskban, esh-bawn'; prob. from the
same as 7644; vigorous; Mshban, an
Idumsean :— Eshban.
791. ?3TBN >Askbea«, asA-oay'-afc; from 7650; ad-
jurer; Asbea, an Isr.:— Ashbea.
792. byaiDN 'Eskba<al, esh-bah'-al; from 376
' ' and 1168; man of Baal; Eshbaal (or
Ishbosheth), a son of King Saul:— Eshbaal.
793. TON 'esked, eh' -shed; from an unused root
mean, to pour; an outpouring: — stream.
794. STUDS* 'askedak, ash-ay-daw'; fern, of 793;
T ' a ravine:— springs.
795. TfalDS? 'Askddwd, ash-dode'; from 7703;
ravager; Ashdod, a place in Pal.:—
Ashdod.
796. "Hl'TOS* 'Askdowdiy, ash-do-dee'; patrial
from 795; an Ashdodite (often collect.)
or inhabitant of Ashdod:— Ashdodites, of Ashdod.
797. rPTHID'St 'Askddwdiytk, ash-do-deeth' ;
fern, of 796 ; (only adv.) in the lan-
guage of Ashdod:— in the speech of Ashdod.
798. S"U0SS1 rriTffl.N 'Askdowtk kap-Pii -
gak, ash-doth' hap-pis-gaw'l
from the plur. of 794 and 6449 with the art. interposed ;
ravines of the Pisgah; Ashdoth-Pisgah, Q place east
of the Jordan:— Ashdoth-pisgah.
799. rfttfJS* 'eskdatk, esh-dawth'; from 784 and
1881; afire-law:— fiery law.
800. HIES* 'eskskak, esh-shaW; tern, of 784;
fire: — fire.
801. STIBSJ 'Isksbak, ish-shaw'; the same as 800,
but used in a liturgical sense; prop, a
burnt-offering; but occasionally of any sacrifice:—
(offering, sacrifice), (made) by fire.
802. STESJ 'iskskak, isft-staw',- fem. of 876 or 582;
irregular plur. D^IDS naskiym, naw-
sheem'; a woman (used in the same wide sense as
582):— [adulter]ess, each, every, female, X many,
+ none, one, + together, wife, woman. Often unex-
pressed in English.
803. SVKDS* »askuwyak,asft-oo-2/afc';fem.pass.
part, from an unused root mean, to
found; foundation:— foundation.
804. TH2SJ; 'Asksku-wr, ash-shoor 1 ; or '■ffl&J
'Askskur, ash-shoor'; appar. from
833 (in the sense of successful); Ashshur,the second
son of Shem; also his desc. and the country occupied
by them 'i.e. Assyria), its region and its empire:—
Asshur, Assur, Assyria, Assyrians. See 838.
805. ">1V!iSl 'Isktiwriy, ash-oo-ree'; or ■'"TUSK
'Asksknwriy, ash-shoo-ree' ; from
a patrial word of the same form as 804; an Ashurite
(collect.) or inhab. of Ashur, a district in Pal. :— Asshu-
rim, Ashurites.
806. TltllDN » Askckiiwr, asfc-fcftoor'; prob. from
7835; black; Ashchur, an Isr. :— Ashur.
807. SttyiDN 'Asklyma', ash-ee-maw 1 ; of for.
or.; Ashima, a deity of Hamath:—
a shtma
STl^lDS? 'askgyrak. See 842.
808. ID^ffiN 'askiysk, aw-sheesh': from the same
as 784 (in the sense of pressing down
firmly; comp. 803); a (ruined) foundation:— founda-
tion.
809. S"HD"TDS? 'asktyskak, ash-ee-shaw 1 ; fem. of
808; something closely pressed to-
gether, i.e. a cake of raisins or other comfits:— flagon.
810. 'llDSt 'eskek, eh'-shek; from an unused root
(prob. mean, to bunch together) ; a testicle
(as a temp):— stone.
811. Vi31DS< 'eskkowl, esh-kole'; or V3tt5«
'eskk&l, esh-kole'; prob. prol. from
810; a bunch of grapes or other fruit:— cluster (of
grapes).
812. bisUJSt 'Eskkol, esh-kole'; the same as 811;
Eshcol, the name of an Amorite, also
of a valley in Pal. :— Eshcol.
813. T33TDSJ 'Askk'naz, ash-ken-azf ; ottor. or.;
Ashkenaz, a Japhethite, also his desc. :—
Ashkenaz.
814. 'ISUJN 'eskkar, esh-cawr'; for 7989; a gra-
tuity:— gift, present.
815. VipS* 'eskel, ay'-shel; from a root of uncert.
signif.; a tamarisk tree; by extens. a
grove of any kind:— grove, tree.
816. D1D& 'askam, aw-sham'; or dtpN 'iUlicm,
aw-shame'; a prim, root; to be guilty;
by impl. to be punished or perish:— X certainly,
be (-come, made) desolate, destroy, X greatly, be
(-come, found, hold) guilty, offend (acknowledge of-
fence), trespass.
817. DtDN 'askam, aw-shaum'; from 816; guilt;
by impl. a fault; also a sin-offering: —
guiltiness, (offering for) sin, trespass (offering).
818. DlDN 'askem, aw-shame'; from 816; guilty;
hence presenting a sin-offering:— one
which is faulty, guilty.
819. S-rafflS? 'askmak, ash-maw'; fem. of 817;
guiltiness, a fault, the presentation
of a sin-offering:— offend, sin, (cause of) trespass
(-ing, offering).
!T-ffl:iZJS» 'askmnrak. See 821.
T J —
820. "J72TI5N 'ashman, ash-mawn'; prob. from
8081; ufat field:— desolate place.
821. Sf^Qipsj 'askmiirak, ash-moo-raw'; or
STTD3UJN 'askmnwrak, ash-moo-raw'; or
rfTOBBJ 'askmdretk, ashmo'-reth; (fem.)
from 8104; a night watch:— watch.
822. 23U5N 'esknab, esh-nawb'; appar. from an
unused root (prob. mean, to leave inter-
stices); a latticed window: — casement, lattice.
823. STJTDSt 'Asknak, ash-naw'; prob. a var. for
3466; Ashnah, the name of two places
in Pal.:— Ashnah.
824. "J^IDSJ 'Esk'an, esh-awn'; from 8172; sup-
port; Eshan, a place in Pal. :— Eshean.
825. tfifSji 'askskapb, ash-shawf; from an un-
used root (prob. mean, to lisp, i.e. prac-
tise enchantment); a conjurer:— astrologer.
826. I]1BS? 'askskapk (Chald.), ashrshawf; cor-
resp. to 835:— astrologer.
827. SlSfflN 'askpak, ash-paw 1 ; perh. (fem.)
from the same as 835 (in the sense of
covering); a quiver or sirrow-case: — quiver.
828. T3S1DN 'Ashp'naz, ash-pen-az'; of for. or.;
Ashpenaz, a Bab. eunueh:— Ashpenaz-
829. ISttJN 'esfcpar, esh-pawr'; of uncert. der.:
a measured portion:— good piece (of
flesh).
Ashpohth
Bekhooroeem
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
PB12JN 'ashpoth, ashpohth'; or msips
'ashpowth, ash-pohth'; or (oontr.)
ribllS sh e ph6th, shef-ohth'; plur. of a noun
of the same form as 827, from 8198 (in the
Bense of scraping); a heap of rubbish or filth:— dung
(bill).
831. "pb^lBB 'Ashq e lown, ash-hel-me'; prob.
from 8854 in the sense of weighing-
place(i.e. mart); .JsAfeto»,aplacemPal.:— Ashkelon,
Askalon.
832. iJ'fepBJN 'Eshqoifiwnly, esh-kel-o-nee' ;
patrial from 831; an Ashkelonite
(collect.) or inhab. of Ashkelon:— Eshkalonites.
833. IffiN 'ashar, aw-shar'; or ItJiS 'asher,
aw-share'; a prim, root; to be straight
(used in the widest sense, espec. to be level, right,
happy); flg. to go forward, be honest, prosper: — (call,
be) bless (-ed, happy), go, guide, lead, relieve.
834. TI23N 'asher, ashler'; a prim. rel. pron. (of
every gend. and numb.); who, which,
what, that; also (as adv. and conjunc.) when, where,
how, because, in order that, etc. : — X after, X alike,
as (soon as), because, X every, for, + forasmuch,
-f- from whence, -f how (-soever), X if, (so) that
([thing] which, wherein), X though, + until, + what-
soever, when, where (+ -as, -in, -of, -on, -soever,
-with), which, whilst, + whither (-soever), who (-m,
-soever, -se). As it is indeclinable, it is often accom-
panied by the personal pron. expletively, used to
show the connection.
835. TfiJN 'esher, eh'-sher; from 833; happiness;
only in masc. plur. constr. as interjec,
how happy!:— blessed, happy.
836. ids »Ash£r, aw-share'; from 833; happy;
Asher, a son of Jacob, and the tribe de-
scended from him, with its territory; also a place in
Pal.:— Asher.
837. '"lPN 'osier, o'-sher; from 883; happiness:—
happy.
838. Tfifc* 'ashfo.a^sWr^or'nffiNashshnr,
ash-shoor 1 ; from 833 in the sense of going;
a step:— going, step.
839. ItBN 'ashur, ash-oor'; contr. for 8391; the
cedar tree or some other light elastic
wood:— Ashurite.
TB3N 'Ashshnr. See 804, 838.
840. byittSN 'Asar'el, as-ar-ale'; by orth. var.
" " from 833 and 410; .right of God; As-
arel, an Isr. :— Asareel.
841. ilbitt'liBi? 'Asar'elah, as-ar-ale'-aw; from
the same as 840; right towards
God; Asarelah, anlsr.:— Asarelah. Comp. 3480.
842. miBN 'asherah, ash-ay-raw'; or rtTlBN
T" -; T ■■ -■
'&sheyrah, ash-ay-raw'; from 833
happy; Asherah (or Astarte) a Phoenician goddess
also an image of the same:— grove. Comp. 6253.
843. ,b TON 'Ash&rly, aw-shay-ree' ; patron, from
836; an Asherite (collect.) or desc. of
Asher:— Asherites.
844. bjjT^UJS? 'Aeriy'el, as-ree-ale'; an orth. var.
for 840; Asriel, the name of two
Isr.:— Ashriel, Asriel.
845. "bNltoN 'Asri'elfy, as-ree-ale-ee' ; patron.
from 844; an Asrielite (collect.) or
desc. of Asriel:— Asrielites.
846. itfllBN 'ushshama' (Chald.), oosh-ar-
waio'; from a root corresp. to 833; a
wall (from its uprightness):— wall.
847. VwrtUSS 'Eshta'ol, esh-taw-ale' ; or
biNFTON 'Eshta'owl, esh-taw-ole' ; prob.
from 7592; intreaty; Eshtaol, a
place in Pal.:— Eshtaol.
848. ^b&JRlZJN 'Eshta'uliy, esh-taw-oo-lee' ; pa-
trial from 847; an Eshtaolite (collect.)
or inhab. of Eshtaol:— Eshtaulites.
849. ■fllgtii* 'eshtaddmrr (Chald.), esh-tad-
dure'; from 7712 (in a bad sense);
rebellion:— sedition.
850. TintlSt* 'Eshtown, esh-tone'; prob. from
the same as 7764; restful; Eshton, an
Isr.:— Eshton,
851. ?fa^N 'Eshtemda', esh-tem-o'-ah; or
yi?3FlU)N 'Esht e mdwa«, esh-tem-o'-ah; or
rTOniflX 'Eshtomoh, esh-tem-o'; from
8085 (in the sense of obedience) ; Esh-
temoa or Eshtemoh, a place in Pal.:— Eshtemoa, Esh-
temoh.
TUX" 'ath. See 859.
852. FIN 'ath (Chald.), awth; corresp. to 236; a
portent:— sign.
853. flN 'eth, ayth; appar. contr. from 226 in the
demonstr. sense of entity; prop, self (but
gen. used to point out more def. the object of a verb
or prep., even or namely):— [as such unrepresented
in English.]
854. fit* '£th, ayth; prob. from 579; prop, near-
ness (used only as a prep, or adv.), near;
hence gen. with, by, at, among, etc.: — against,
among, before, by, for, from, in (-to), (out) of, with.
Often with another prep, prefixed.
855. DN '6th, ayth; of uncert. der.; aftoe or other
digging implement:— coulter, plowshare.
MS 'atta. See 859.
T T
Kintt 'atha.'. See 857.
856. b»arii* 'Ethba'al, eth-bah'-al; from854and
1168; with Baal; Ethbaal, a Phoeni-
cian king:— Ethbaal.
857. ft™ 'athah, aw-thaw'; or NnK 'atta',
T T T T
aw-thaw 1 ; a prim, root [eollat. to 225
contr.] ; to arrive. - — (be-, things to) come (upon), bring.
858. Unit »a.thah (Chald.), aw-thaw'; or Nnt<
'SthsL' (Chald.), aw-thaw 1 ; corresp. to
857: — (be-) come, bring.
859. ririN 'attah, at-taw'; or (short.) RN 'atta,
at-taw'; or nN° 'atb, ath; fem. (irreg.)
sometimes ^tlN 'attty, at-tee'; plur. masc, fir\fc$
'attem, at-tem'; fem. "jntj 'atten, at-ten'; or
i"DFM8 'attSnah, at-tay'-naw; or rlSFlN 'attfen-
uab, at-tane'-naw; a prim. pron. of the sec. pers. ;
thou and thee, or (plur.) ye and you:— thee, thou, ye,
you.
860. "jiriN 'atbo-wn, aw-thone'; prob. from the
same as 386 (in the sense of patience);
a female ass (from its docility) :— (she) ass.
861. IIFlN 'attnwn (Chald.), at-toon'; prob. from
the corresp. to 784; prob. a fire-place, i.e.
furnace:— furnace.
862. pIPN 'attfiwg;, at-tooke'; or p^ng
'attiyq, at-teeh'; from 5423 in the
sense of decreasing; a ledge or offset in a building:—
gallery.
iriS} 'attiy. See 859.
863. ''FIJS 'Ittay, it-tah'ee; or inijjt 'Iytbay,
ee-thah'ee; from 854; near; Ittai or
Ithai, the name of a Oittite and of an Isr.:— Ithai,
Ittai.
864. BriN '^tham, ay-thawm'; of Eg. der.;
Etham, a place in the Desert:— Etham.
dnfr? 'attem. See 859.
865. bilariN 'ethmowl, eth-mole'; or b'TOHN
'ithmowl, ith-mole'; or blMnji
'ethmiiwl, eth-mool'; prob. from 853 or 854 and
4136; heretofore; def. yesterday: 1- before (that)
time, + heretofore, of late (old), + times past, yes-
ter[day].
"jriN atten. See 859.
866. SliriN 'ethnah, eth-naw'; from 8566; a pres-
ent (as tTae -price of harlotry):— reward.
TliflU 'atteuab, or SlSFlii 'attSnnah.
T" - T ■' ~
See 859.
867. 'yriN 'Ethniy, eth-nee'; perh. from 866; mu-
nificence; Ethni, anlsr.:— Ethni.
868. 15^ 'ethnan, eth-nan'; the same as 866; a
gift (as the price of harlotry or idola-
try):— hire, reward.
869. "|5rii>t 'Ethnan, eth-nan'; the same as 868 in
the sense of 867; Ethnan, an Isr.:—
Ethnan.
870. *ipN 'athar (Chald.), affwir*; from a root
corresp. to that of 871; a place; (adv.)
after:— after, place.
871. fi^DN 'Atharlym, ath-aw-reem'; plur.
from an unused root (prob. mean, to
step); places; Atharim, a place near Pal.:— spies.
872. !"HSa b e 'ah, og-me'; from 985; tm entrance to
a building:— entry.
873. UJ1N3 bi'uwsh (Chald.) be-oosh'; from 888;
wicked:— bad.
874. ""iNSl ba'ar, baw-ar'; a prim, root; to dig;
by anal, to engrave; flg. to explain:— de-
clare, (make) plain (-ly).
875. liia e 'fer, be-ayr'; from 874; apit; espec. a
well:— pit, well.
876. *l!!*3 B e 'er, be-ayr'; the same as 875; Beer, a-
place in the Desert, also one in PaL:~
Beer.
877. INS bd'r, bore; from 874; a cistern:— cistern.
878. N^Na B e '£ra', H-ay-raw'; from 875; a. well;
Beera, an Isr. :— Beera.
879. tfibN INS B e 'Sr 'Eliym, be-ayr' ay-leem';
from 875 and the plur. of 410; well
of heroes; Beer-Elim, a place in the Desert:— Beer-
elim.
880. STINa B e 'Srah, be-ay-raw'; the same as
878; Beerah, an Isr. :— Beerah.
881. rillSSl B e '6rowtb, be-ay-rohth' ; fem. plur.
of 875 ; wells; Beeroth, a place in Pal. :—
Beeroth.
882. "'INa B e 'feriy, be-ay-ree'; from 875; foun-
tained; Beeri, the name of a Hittite and
of an Isr.:— Beeri.
883. W tjb. 1N3 B e '6p la-Cbay Rd'iy,
be-ayr' lakh-ah'ee ro-ee'; from
875 and 2416 (withpref.) and 7208; well of a living
(One) my Seer; Beer-Lachai-Boi, a place in the Des-
ert:— Beer-lahai-roi.
884. 3DU) INS B e '6r Sheba*, be-ayr' sheh'-bah;
from 875 and 7651 (in the sense of
7650); well of an oath; Beer-Sheba, a place in Pal,:—
Beer-shebah.
885. IjJSr" 1 ?? nSijfi B e erdth B e ney-Ta«a-
qan, be-ay-roth' be-nay'
yah-a-can'; from the fem. plur. of 875, and the plur.
contr. of 1121, and 3292; wells of (the) sons of Jaakan;
Beeroth-Bene-Jaakan, a place in the Desert:— Beeroth
of the children of Jaakan,
886. "'n'lNa B e 'Sr6thiy, be-ay-ro-thee 1 ; patrial
from 881; a Beerothite or inhab. of
Beeroth:— Beerothlte.
887. U3NS ba'ash, baw-ash'; a prim, root; to
smeJIbad; flg. to be offensive morally:—
(make to) be abhorred (had in abomination, loath-
some, odious), (cause a, make to) stink (-ing savour),
X utterly.
888. 1Z5N21 beȣsh (Chald.), be-aysh'; corresp. to
887:— displease.
889. ttJNSl b e '6sh, be-oshe'; from 877; a stench:—
stink.
890. TTONSl bo'shah, bosh-aw 1 ; fem. of 889;
stink-weed or any other noxious or
useless plant:— cockle.
891. d^fflNa b e 'usbiym, be-oo-sheem'; plur. of
889; poison-berries:— wild grapes.
892. 7"Q!J1 babab, baw-baw'; fem. act. part, of
an unused root mean, to hollow out;
something hollowed (as a gate), l.e. the pupil of the
eye:— apple [of the eye].
893. n 35 Bebay, bay-bah'ee; prob. of for. or.;
Bebai, an Isr. :— Bebai.
894. baa Babel, baw-bel'; from 1101; co»/usio»i;
Babel (i.e. Babylon), including Babylonia,
and the Bab. empire:— Babel, Babylon.
895. baa Babel (Chald.), baw-bel'; corresp. to
894:— Babylon.
896. "'baa Bablty (Chald.), bab-lee'; patrial from
895; a, Babylonian: — Babylonia.
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Bekhooreem
19
897. 33 bag, bag; a Pers. word; food:— spoil [from.
the marg. for 957.]
898. 133 bagad, baw-gad'; a prim, root; to cover
(with a garment); fig. to act covertly; by
topi, to pillage:— deal deceitfully (treacherously, un-
faithfully), offend, transgress (-or), (depart), treach-
erous (dealer, -ly, man), unfaithful (-ly, man), x very.
899. "733 beged, behg'-ed; from 898; a covering
i.e. clothing; also treachery or pillage:—
apparel, cloth (-es, -rag), garment, lap, rag, raiment,
robe, X very [treacherously], vesture, wardrobe.
900. rrilJa b6g e dowth, ooftg'-e<i-6fci&;fem.plur.
act. part, of 898; treacheries;— treach-
erous.
901. TU3 bagdwd, baw-gode'; from 898; treach-
erous:— treacherous.
902. ^ISa Bigvay, big-vah'ee; prob. of for. or.;
1 Bigvai, an 1st.;— Bigvai.
903. NH33 Bigtha', big-thaw 1 ; of Pers. der.;
T ! ' Bigtha, a eunuch of Xerxes:— Bigtha.
904. ^naa Blgtban, big-thavm'; or iCnSa
Blgtbana', big-thaw 1 -naw; of similar
deriv. to 903; Bigthan or Bigthana, a eunuch of
Xerxes:— Bigthan, Bigthana.
905. 13 bad, bad; from 909; prop, separation; by
topi, apart of the body, branch of a tree,
bar for carrying; fig. chief of a city; espec. (with
prep, pref.) as adv., opart, only, besides:— alone,
apart, bar, besides, branch, by self, of each alike, ex-
cept, only, part, staff, strength.
906. 13 bad, bad; perh. from 909 (in the sense of
divided fibres); flaxen thread «r yarn;
hence a linen garment:— linen.
907. 13 bad, bad; from 908; a brag or lie; also a
liar: — liar, lie.
908. N13 bada', baw-daw'; a prim, root; (fig.) to
invent: — devise, feign.
909. 1"33 badad, barn-dad'; a prim, root; to di-
vide, i.e. (reflex.) be solitary:— alone.
910. 113 badad, baw-dawd'; from909; separate;
adv. separately:— alone, desolate, only,
solitary.
911. Iia B e dad, bed-ad'; from 909; separation;
Bedad, an Edomite:— Bedad.
912. {1^13 B6d e yab, bay-de-yaw'; prob.shortened
T ! for 5662; servant of Jehovah; Bedejah,
an Isr. :— Bedeiah.
913. S^IS b e dlyl, bed-eel'; from 914; alloy (be-
! cause removed by smelting); by anal.
tin: — \- plummet, tin.
g-j^ ^* badal, baw-dal'; a prim, root; to di-
vide (in var. senses lit. or fig., separate,
distinguish, differ, select, etc.):— (make, put) differ-
ence, divide (asunder), (make) separate (self, -ation),
sever (out), X utterly.
915. 513 badal, baw-dawV; from 914; apart:—
piece.
916. FT513 b e dalacb, bed-o'-ldkh; prob. from
' 914; something in pieces, i,e. bdellium, a
(fragrant) gum (perh. amber); others a pearl:— bdel-
lium.
917. 113 B e dan, bed-awn'; prob. short, for 5658;
T! servile; Bedan, the name of two Isr.: —
Bedan.
918. P13 badaq, haw-dak 1 ; a prim, root; to gap
open; used only as a denom. from 919; to
mend a breach:— repair.
919. P13 bedeq, beh'-dek; from 918; a gap or
' ' leak (in a building or a ship):— breach,
-f calker.
920. 1)513 Bldqar, bid-car'; prob. from 1856 with
prep, pref.; by stabbing, i.e. assassin;
Bidkar, an Isr. :— Bidkar.
921. 113 b e dar (Chald.), bed-ar'; corresp. (by
transp. to 6504; to scatter:— scatter.
922. 1S13 bobuw, bo'-hoo; from an unused root
(mean, to be empty); a vacuity, i.e. (super-
ficially) an undistlnguishable ruin:— emptiness, void.
933. tJt13 babaj, bah'-hat; from an unused root
(prob. mean, to glisten); white marble or
perh. alabaster:— red [marble].
924 iVria b e niyluw(Chald.), fte-ftee-Joo'; from I
927; a hurry} only adv. hastily:— in I
haste.
925. l^rlS babiyr, bam-here'; from an unused
root (mean, to be bright); shining:—
bright.
926. 5!13 babal, baw-hal'; a prim, root; to trem-
ble inwardly (or palpitate), i.e. (fig.) be
(caus. make) (suddenly) alarmed or agitated; byimpl.
to hasten anxiously:— be (make) affrighted (afraid,
amazed, dismayed, rash), (be, get, make) haste (-n, -y,
■By), (give) speedy (-ily), thrust out, trouble, vex.
927. 51TI3 b e bal (Chald.), be-hal'; corresp. to 986;
to terrify, hasten: — in haste, trouble.
928. t15!13 bebalab, beh-haw-law' ; from 926;
panic, destruction: — terror, trouble.
929. >153!13 b e bemah, be-hay-maw'; from an
unused root (prob. mean, to be mute);
prop, a dumb beast; espec. any large quadruped or
animal (often collect.): — beast, cattle.
930. nini13 b e b£mdwtb, be-hay-mohth'; in
' form a p)ur. of 929, but really asing. of
Eg. der.; a wafer-oz.i.e. the hippopotamus or Nile-
horse :— Behemoth.
931. 1113 baben, bo'-hen; from an unused root
appar. mean, to be thick; the thumb of
the hand or great toe of the foot:— thumb, great toe.
932. "|7JI3 Bohan, bo'-han; an orth. var. of 931;
thumb; Bohan, an Isr.:— Bohan.
933. |?S13 bobaq, bo'-hak; from an unused root
mean, to 6e pale; white scurf:— freckled
spot.
934. rftna bobereth, bo-heh'-reth; fern. act.
part, of the same as 925; a whitish spot
on the skin:— bright spot.
935. N13 bow', bo; a prim, root; to go or come (in
a wide variety of applications) :— abide, ap-
ply, attain, X be, befall, -f besiege, bring (forth, in,
into, to pass), call, carry, X certainly, (cause, let,
thing for) to come (against, in, out, upon, to pass), de-
part, X doubtless again, -+- eat, + employ, (cause to)
enter (in, into, -tering, -trance, -try), be fallen, fetch,
-f follow, get, give, go (down, in, to war), grant,
+ have, X indeed, [in-]vade, lead, lift [up], mention,
pull in, put, resort, run (down), send, set, x (well)
stricken [in age], x surely, take (in), way.
313 buwb. See 892, 5014.
936. T13 buwz, booz; a prim, root; to disre-
spect: — contemn, despise, X utterly.
937. T13 buwz, booz; from 986; disrespect: — con-
tempt (-uously), despised, shamed.
938. T13 Biiwz, booz; the same as 937; Buz, the
name of a son of Nahor, and of an Isr.:—
Buz.
939. !"IT13 buwzab, boo-zaw'; fern. pass. part, of
936; something scorned; an object of
contempt: — despised.
940. "'TIS Bnwziy, boo-zee'; patron, from 938;
a Buzite or desc. of Buz:— Buzite.
941. ^Vf3. Buwziy, boo-zee'; the same as 940,
Buzi, an Isr.:— Buzi.
942. "'jS Baway, bawah'ee; prob. of Pers. or. ;
Bavvai, an Isr.:— Bavai.
943. "T13 bowk, book; a prim, root; to involve
(lit. or fig.):— be entangled (perplexed).
944 513 b<iwl, boot; tor 2981; produce (of the
earth, etc.):— food, stock.
945. 513 Bawl, booi; the same as 944 (in the sense
of rain); Bui, the eighth Heb. month:—
BuL
613 buwm. See 1116.
946. 51313 Bnwnab, boo-nav/; from 995; dis-
T cretion; Bunah, an Isr.: — Bunah.
">S13 Buwniy. See 1138.
947. 013 bnwc, boos; a prim, root; to trample
(lit. or fig.):— loath, tread (down, under
[foot]), be polluted.
948. V13 buwts, boots; from an unused root (of
the same form) mean, to bleach, i.e. (in-
trans.) be white; prob. cotton (of some sort):— fine
(white) linen.
949. V"i?i3 Bowtse"ts, bo-tsatesf; from the same
as 948; shining; Botsets, a rock near
Michmash:— Bozez.
950. 7TP13 buwqah, boo-kaw'; fern. pass. part.
of an unused root (mean, to be hollow);
emptiness (as adj.):— empty.
951. "ipia bowk^r, bo-kare 1 , - prop. act. part.from
1239 as denom. from 1241; a cattle-
tender:— herdman.
952. 113 buwr, boor; a prim, root; to bore, i,e.
iflg.) examivie;— declare.
953. 113 bdwr, bore; from 952 (in the sense of
877); a. pit hole (espec. one used as a cis-
tern or prison):— cistern, dungeon, fountain, pit, well.
954. T2J13 bikwsh, boosh; a prim, root; prop, to
pale, i.e. by impl. to be ashamed; also
(by impl.) to be disappointed, or delayed:— <be, make,
bring to, cause, put to, with, a-) shame (-d), be (put to)
confounded (-fusion), become dry, delay, be long.
955. 711Z313 buwshah, boo-shaw'; fern. part. pass.
of 954; shame:— shame.
956. H13 buwtb (Chald.), booth; appar. denom.
from 1005; to lodge over night:— pass the
night.
957. 13 baz, baz; from 962; plunder:— booty, prey,
spoil (-ed).
958. NT3 baza', baw-zaw'; a prim, root; prob. to
cleave:— spoil.
959. 71T3 bazab, baw-zaw'; a prim, root; to
disesteem:— despise, disdain, contemn
(-ptible), + think to scorn, vile person.
960. 7"tT3 bazdb, baw-zo'; from 959; scorned:—
despise.
961. !1T3 blzzab, biz-zaw'; fern, of 957; booty,-—
prey, spoil.
962. TT3 bazaz, baw-zaz'; a prim, root; to plun-
der: — catch, gather, (take) for a prey,
rob (-ber), spoil, take (away, spoil), x utterly.
963. li^TS bizzay6wn,bfe-za«i-j/o)ie';from959:_
disesteem: — contempt.
964. rT l ni ,,l I3 htzy6wth e yab, biz-yo-the-yaw'i
from 959 and 8050 ; contempts of Jah;
Bizjothjdh, a place in Pal.:— Bizjothjah.
965. ]JT3 bazaq, baw-zawk'; from an unused root
mean, to lighten; a flash of lightning: —
flash of lightning.
966. P.T3 Bezeq, beh'-zek; from 965; lightning; Be^
zek, a place in Pal. :— Bezek.
967. 1T3 bazar, baw-zar'; a prim, root; to dis-
perse: — scatter.
968. Nri13 Biztba', biz-thaw'; of Pers. or.; Biz-
tha, a eunuch of Xerxes:— Biztha.
969. "jina bacbown', baw-khone'; from 974; an
assayer of metals: — tower.
970. 11)13 bachuwr, baw-khoor'; or Ifta
bacbur, baw-khoor'; part. pass, of
977; prop, selected, i.e. a youth (often collect):
(choice) young (man), chosen, x hole.
nilina b e cbuwr6wtb. See 979.
D^lina Baebawriym. See 980.
971. TTia baebiyn, bakh-een'; another form of
975; a watch-tower of besiegers:— tower.
972. 1T13 bacbtyr, baw-kheer'; from 977; se-
lect:— choose, chosen one, elect.
973. 5113 bacbal, baw-khal 1 ; a prim, root; to
loathe:— abhor, get hastily [from the
marg. for 926].
974. ]ri3 bacban, baw-khan'; a prim, root; to
test (espec. metals) ; gen. and flg. to inves-
tigate:— examine, prove, tempt, try (trial).
975. 'JOS bacban, bakh'-an; from 974 (in the
sense of keeping a look-out); a watch-
tower;— tower.
976. "IBS! bocban, bo'-khan; from 974; trial:—
tried.
977. 1113 bacbar, baw-khar'; a prim, root; prop.
to try, i.e. (by impl.) select:— acceptable,
appoint, choose (choice), excellent, join, be rather,
require.
1113 baebnr. See 970.
978. ■ , ?311113 Bacharuwmiy, bakh-ar-oo-mee>;
patrial from 980 (by transp.); a Bach-
arumite or inhab. of Bachurim:— Baharumite.
979. niina b e cbur6wth, behh-oo-rothe'; or
nil1!"l3 b e chuwrdwtli, &eSA-oo-rotJi';
fem. plur. of 970; also (masc. plur.)
S^ltlS b e cbiiriym, bekh-oo-reem-; youth
(collect, and abstr.):— young men.
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Bakhooreem
Bane
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
880. fi^Ha Bachnriym, bakh-oo-reem'; or
fi^inia Bacbuwriyin, bakh-oo-reem' ;
mase. plur. of 970; young men; Bach-
itrim, a place in Pal. :— Bahurim.
981. NUa bat&>, baw-taw'; or TOa bsitali
baw-taw'; a prim, root; to babble;
hence to vociferate angrily:— pronounce, speak (unad-
visedly).
982. Htpa batach, baw-takh'; a prim, root; prop.
to hie for refuge [but not so ■precipitately
as 2680] ; fig. to trust, be confident or sure:— be bold
(confident, secure, sure), careless (one, woman), put
confidence, (make to) hope, (put, make to) trust.
983. fltta bejacb, beh'-takh; from 982; prop, a
place of refuge; abstr. safety, both the
fact (security) and the feeling {trust); often (adv.
with or without prep.) safely:— assurance, boldly,
(without) care (-less), confidence, hope, safe (-ly, -ty),
secure, surely.
984. nya Befacb, beh'-takh; (he same as 983;
Betach, a place in Syria: — Betah.
985. FlfiBa Mtchah, bit-khaw'; fern, of 984;
trust:— confidence.
986. pTOaa blttacfaowii, bit-taw-khone'; from
982; trust:— confidence, hope.
987. ninB'3 bat?<*ch6wtb, bat-too-khoth' ; tern,
plur. from 982; security:— secure.
988. ?C33 batel, baw-tale'; a prim, root; to desist
from labor:— cease.
989. btta b'tel (Chald.), bet-ale'; corresp. to 988;
to stop: — (cause, make to), cease, hinder.
990. TO2L beten, beh'-ten; from an unused root
prob. mean, to be hollow; the belly, espec.
the womb; also the bosom or body of anything:—
belly, body, + as they be born, + within, womb.
991. "\p% Be|en, beh'-ten; thesameas990; Beten,
a place in Pal. :— Beten.
992. TO3 bdfen, bo'-ten; from 990; (only in plur.)
a pistachio-nut (from its form):— nut.
993. tKjba Btfiniym, bet-o-neem'; prob. plur.
' from 992; hollows: Betonim, a place in
Pal.:— Betonim.
994. ""Si biy, bee; perh. from 1158 (in the sense of
asking); prop, a request; used only adv.
(always with " my Lord "); Oh that!; with leave, or if
it please:— alas, O, oh.
995. pa biyn, bene; a prim, root; to separate
mentally (or distinguish), i.e, (gen.) under-
stand:— attend, consider, be cunning, diligently, di-
rect, discern, eloquent, feel, inform, instruct, have in-
telligence, know, look well to, mark, perceive, be
prudent, regard, (can) skill (-f ul), teach, think, (cause,
make to, get, give, have) understand (-ing), view,
(deal) wise (-ly, man).
996. "pa bfeyn, bane (sometimes in the plur.
masc. or fem.); prop, the constr. contr.
form of an otherwise unused noun from 995; a. dis-
tinction; but used only as a prep., between (repeated
before each noun, often with other particles); also as
a conj., either . . . or:— among, asunder, at, between
(-twixt . . . and), + from (the widest), x in, out of,
whether (it be . . . or), within.
997. ^Sl bSyn (Chald.), bane; corresp. to 996:—
among, between.
998. Fli" 1 ? btynab, bee-naw 1 ; from 995; under-
standing:— -knowledge, meaning, x per-
fectly, understanding, wisdom.
999. 515^3 biynab (Chald.), bee-naw'; corresp. to
998:— knowledge.
1000. MS^a b&ytsab, bay-tsaw'; from the same
as 918; an egg (from its whiteness):—
egg.
1001. S^a blyra' (Chald.), bee-raw>; corresp. to
1002; a palace:— palace.
1002. «Tya biyrab, bee-raw'; of for. or.; acas-
tle or palace:— palace.
1003. IWTa biyrantytb, bee-raw-neeth'; from
1002; a fortress:— castle.
1004. Tf% bayitb, bah'-yith; prob. from 1129
abbrev.; a house (in the greatest var. of
applications, espec. family, etc.):- -court, daughter,
door, + dungeon, family, + forth of, X great as
would contain, hangings. home[bon>], [winterlhouse
(-hold), inside (-ward), palace, place, -f- prison, + stew-
ard, + tablet, temple, web, + within (-out).
1005. rra bayitb (Chald.), bah-yith; corresp. to
1004:— house.
1006. ma Bayitb, bah'-yith; the same as 1004;
Bajith, a place in Pal.: — Bajith.
1007. "JIN ma Beyth >Aven, bayth aW-ven;
from 1004 and 205; house of vanity;
Beth-Aven, a place in Pal.:— Beth-aven.
1008. bsjTPSl BSyth-'El, bayth-ale'; from 1004
and 410; house of God; Beth-El, a
place in Pal.:— Beth-el.
1009. bN^8 FPfi Beytb. 'Arbe'l, bayth ar-
bale'; from 1004 and 695 and 410;
house of Bod's ambush; Beth-Arbel, a place in Pal. :—
Beth-Arbel.
1010. p3>a b?3 ma Beytb Ba'al OT<*6wn,
bayth bah'-al me-own'; from
1004 and 1168 and 4583; famse of Baal of (the) habita-
tion of [appar. by transp.] ; or (shorter)
"p3>a ma Beytb H e <own, bayth me-
own'; house of habitation of
(Baal); Beth-BaaUMeon, a place in Pal.:— Beth-baal-
meon. Comp. 1186 and 1194.
1011. Wa rP3 Beytb Bir'iy, bayth bir-ee';
from 1004 and 1254; house of a
creative one; Beth-Biri, a place in Pal.:— Beth-birei.
1012. !T13 ma Beytb Barab, bayth bauyraw';
prob. from 1004 and 5679; house of
(the)/ord; Beth-Barah, a place in Pal.:— Beth-barah.
1013. I "n3~ma Beyth-Gade"r, bayth-gaw-dare' ;
" from 1004 and 1447; house of (the)
wall; Beih-Qader, a place in Pal.:— Beth-gader.
1014. bia| ma Beyth Camuwl, bayth gaw-
moot' ; from 1004 and the pass. part,
of 1576; house of (the) weaned; Beth-Gamut, a place
E. of the Jordan:— Beth-gamul.
1015. trnban ma Beytb DIblathayim,
bayth dib-law-thah'-yim;
from 1004 and the dual of 1690; house of (the) two fig-
cakes; Beth-Diblathajim, a place E. of the Jordan:—
Beth-diblathaim.
1016. TiSJ-ma Berth-Dagdwm, bayth-daw-
gohn'; from 1004 and 1712; house
of Dagon; Beth-Dagon,, the name of two places in
Pal. :— Beth-dagon.
1017. "ib^rl ma Beyth ha-'Eliy, bayth haw
elree'; patrial from 1008 with the
art. interposed; a Beth-elite, or inhab. of Bethel: —
Bethelite.
1018. biNrt ma Beytb ha-'etsel, bayth haw-
ay'-tsel; from 1004 and 681 with
the art. interposed; house of the side; Beth-ha-Etsel,
a place in Pal.: — Beth-ezel.
1019. b^bsrt ma Beytb hag-GUgal, bayth
hag-gil gawl' ; from 1004 and
1537 with the article interposed ; house of the Gilgal (or
rolling); Beth-hag-Gilgal, a place in Pal.:— Beth-
gilgal.
1020. rria-^rj ma Beyth ba-Y«sbty-
mowlU, bayth hah-yesh-
eewoth'; from 1004 and the plur. of 3451 with the art.
interposed; house of the deserts; Beth-ha-Jeshimoth,
a town E. of the Jordan:— Beth-jeshimoth.
1021. S'lBrt ma Bfeyth hak-Kerem, bayth
hak-keh'-rem; from 1004 and S754
with the art. interposed; house of the vineyard; Beth-
hak-Kerem, a place in Pal.:— Beth-haccerem.
1022. ,, at1i>3 ma Beytb bal-I.acbmiy,oa2/tt
haUlakh-mee 1 ; patrial from
1035 with the art. ins. ; a Beth-Uchemite, or native of
Bethlechem:— Bethlehemite.
1023. prraE ma Beytb ham-Merchaq,
bayth ham-mer-khawk' ; from
1004 and 4801 with the art. interposed; house of the
breadth; Beth-ham-Merchak, a place in Pal.: — place
that was far oft.
1024 rriSSi'TBrtma Beytb ham-Marka-
bowth, bayth ham-mar-
kaw-ioth'; or (short) niaS^ia ma Beytb OTar-
kabowth, bayth mar-kaw-both' ; from 1004andthe
plur. of 4818 (with or without the art. interposed);
place of (the) chariots; Beth-ham-Markaboth or Beth-
Markaboth, a place in Pal.:- Beth-roarcaboth.
1025. p»?n ma Beytb ha-<Eineq, bayth
haw-Ay'-mek; from 1004 and
6010 with the art. interposed; house of the valley;
Beth-ha-Emek, a place in Pal.:— Beth-emek.
1026. iia^rt ma Beytb havArabah, bayth
haw-ar-aw-baw'; from 1004 and
6160 with the art. interposed; house of the Desert,
Beth-ha-Arabah, a place in PaL: — Beth-arabah.
1027. D^fJ ma Beytb ba-Bam, bayth haw-
rawm'; from 1004 and 7311 with
the art. interposed ; house of the height; Beth-ha-Bam,
a place E. of the Jordan:— Beth-aram.
1028. y^n ma B6yth ha-Ban, bayth ham
rawn'; prob. for 1027; Beth-haBan,
a place E. of the Jordan:— Beth-haran.
1029. SiaiSrtma Beytb basb-Sblttab,
bayth hash-shit-taw'; from
1004 and 7848 with the art. interposed; house of the
acacia; Beth-hash-Shittah, a place in Pal.:— Beth-
Shittah.
1030. ^a©rt ma Beyth hash-Shimshiy,
bayth hash-shim-shee' ; patrial
from 1053 with the art. inserted; a Beth-shimshite, oi
inhab. of Bethshemesh:— Bethshemite.
1031. fhi'Q ma Beyth Cboglab, bayth chog-
law'; from 1004 and the same as
2295; house of a partridge; Beth-Choglah, a place in
Pal.:— Beth-hoglah.
1032. 'p'Tin ma Beyth eh6wr6wn, bayth
kho-rone'; from 1004 and 2356;
house of hollowness; Beth-Choron, the name of two
adjoining places in Pal.:— Beth-horon.
]:n ma Beytb Cbanan. See 358.
1033. 1? ma Beytb Ear, bayth Tear; from
1004 and 3733; house of pasture;
Beth-Car, a place in Pal.:— Beth-car.
1034. niNab ma BSytb I,eba'6wth, bayth
leb-aw-6th'; from 1004 and the
plur. of 3833; house of lionesses; Beth-Lebaoth, a
place in PaL :— Beth-lebaoth. Comp. 3822.
1035. Crib ma Beytb Iiecbem, bayth leh>-
khem; from 1004 and 3899; house
of bread; Beth-Lechem, a place in Pal. :— Beth-lehem.
1036. tYlBSb ma Beytb l e -<Apbrab, bayth
le-af-raw'; from 1004 and the
fem. of 6083 (with prep, interposedl; house to (i.e. Of)
dust; Beth-le-Aphrah, a place in Pal.:— house Of
Aphrah.
1037. Nfta ma BSytb MIllow', bayth mil-
" w; or sfea n^a B^yth nil-
lft», bayth mil-lo'; from 1004 and 4407; house of (the)
rampart; Beth-Millo, the name of two citadels:—
house of Millo.
1038. FlDra ma Bgytb ISa'akab, bayth
mah-ak-aw'; from 1004 and 4601;
fcowse of Maakah; Beth-Maakah, a place in Pal.:—
Beth-maachah.
1039. STTO3 ma Bfeytb Nlmrab, bayth ntm-
raw'; from 1004 and the fem. of
5246; house o/(the) leopard; Beth-Nimrah, a place
east of the Jordan:— Beth-nimrah. Comp. 5247.
1040. yiS ma B6ytb <£den, bayth ajf-den?
from 1004 and 5730; house of plea-
sure; Beth-Eden, a place m Syria:— Beth-eden.
1041. rnaTJ ma Bfeyth ^Azmaveth, baytk
az-maw'-veth; from 1004 and
5820; house of Azmaveth, a place in Pal.:— Beth-az-
maveth. Corop. 5820.
1042. mjS ma Beytb 'AnoiJirtb, bayth on-
oth'; from 1004 and a plur. from
6030; house of replies; Beth-Anoth, a place in PaL:—
Beth-anoth.
1043. m$ mgl Beytb 'Anath, baythan-awtW;
an orth. var. for 1042; Beth-Anath,
a place in Pal.: — Beth-anath.
1044. 152 n^a BSytb «E«ed, bayth atf-toA;
from 1004 and a oeriv. of 6123;
house of (the) binding (for sheep-shearing); Beth'
Eked, a place in Pal.:— shearing-house.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Bakhooreem
Bane
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1045. rflTTl^? n">3 Berth (Ashtut-owih,
bayth ash-tawroth': from
1001 and 6253; house of Ashtoreths; Beth-Ashtaroth,
a place in PaL:— house of Ashtaroth. Comp. 1203,
6253.
1046. tibB ma Beytb Pelet, bayth peh'-let;
from 1004 and 6412; house of es-
cape; Beth-Palet, a place to Pal.:— Beth-palet.
1047. *riS>S n^a Beytb P e( 6wr, bayth pe-ore';
from 1004 and 6465; house of Peor;
Beth-Peor, a place E. of the Jordan:— Beth-peor.
1048. yS9 rP3 Beytb Patstsets, bayth pats-
tsates 1 ; from 1004 and a der. from
6327; house of dispersion; Beth-Patstsets, a place to
Pal.:— Beth-pazzez.
1049. 'TOt rP£ Beytli Tsiwr, bayth tsoor>;
from 1004 and 6697; fto»seo/(the)
rock; Beth-Tsur, a place in Pal.:— Beth-zur.
1050. iitTl n*g BSytb B e cb6wb, bayth re-
khobe'; from 1004 and 7339; house
of (.the) street; BethrBechob, a place inPaL:— Beth-
rehob.
1051. SB 1 ! rPa B^ytb Bapba', bayth raw-
" faw'; from 1004 and 7497; house of
(the) giant; Beth-Bapha, anlsr.:— Beth-rapha.
1052. 1N1B rPa BSytb Sb e 'an, bayth she-awn';
or n© n^a Bey til Shan, oatrfft shown'; from
1004 and 7599; house of ease; Beth-
Shean or Beth-Shan, a place in Pal.:— Beth-shean,
Beth-Shan.
1053. TOJia rpa Beytb Sbemesb, bayth sheh'-
mesh; from 1004 and 8121 ; ftowse
o/ (the) m; Beth-Shemesh, a place to Pal.:— Beth-
shemesh.
1054. QIBg rY*3 Beytb Tappnwach, bayth
tap-poo'-akh; from 1004 and 8698;
house of (the) apple; Beth-Tappuach, a place to
Pal. :— Beth-tappuah.
1055. 'jrPa biytban, bee-thaum'; prob. from
1004; a palace (i.e. torgre ftouse):—
palace.
1056. Ctaa Baka>, baw-kaw 1 ; from 1058; weep-
ing; .Baca, a valley to Pal.:— Baca.
1057. £Oa baka', baw-kaw'; the same as 1056;
the weeping tree (some gum-distilling
tree, perh. the balsam):— mulberry tree.
1058. iiaa bakah, baw-kaw'; a prim, root; to
weep; gen. to bemoan:— X at all, be-
wail, complain, make lamentation, x more, mourn,
X sore, X with tears, weep.
1059. fDa bekeh, beh'-keh; from 1058; a weep-
ing:— x sore.
1060. *Tiaa b e k6wr, bek-ore'; from 1069; first-
born; hence chief: — eldest (son), first-
born (-ling).
1061. 11321 blkkwwr, Uk-koor'; from 1069; the
first-fruits of the crop:— first fruit
(-ripe [fig.]), hasty fruit.
1062. tTjba b e kfiwrab, oefe-o-rai»'; or (short.)
tTnba b c korab, befco-raw'," fern, of 1060;
the firstling of man or beast; abstr.
primogeniture:— birthright, firstborn t-ltog).
1063. H113a bikkirwTab, bik-koo^raw 1 ; fem.
of 1061; the early fig:— flrstripe
(fruit).
1064 rY}toa B e kdwrath, bek-o-rath'; fem. of
' 1062; primogeniture; Bekorath, an
Isr. :— Bechorath.
1065. 'pa b e kiy, bek-ee'; from 1068; a weeping;
by analogy, a dripping: — overflowing,
X sore, (continual) weeping, wept.
1066. D^aa Boklym, bo-keem'; plur. act. part, of
1058; (with the art.) the weepers; Bo-
kirn, a place to Pal. :— Boebim.
1067. ffflB bekiyrah, bek-ee-raw 1 ; fem. from
T ' ' 1069; the eldest daughter:— firstborn.
1068. ri' , ?3 b e kiytb, bek-eefh'; from 1058; a
weeping:— mourning.
1069. iaa bakar, baw-kar 1 ; a prim, root; prop.
1 to burst the womb, i.e. (caus.) Sear or
make early fruit (of woman or tree) ; also (as denom.
from 1061) to give the birthright:— -make firstborn, be
firstling, bring forth first child (new fruit).
1070.
1071.
1072.
1073.
ripe.
1074.
"pa beker, beh'-ker; from 1069 (in the sense
of youth); a young camel:— dromedary.
'Ipa Beker, beh'-ker; the same as 1070;
Beker, the name of two Isr. :— Becher.
tt*Oa bifcrah, bik-raw'; fem. of 1070; a
young she-camel: — dromedary.
niba b e b6rah. See 1062.
bak-koo-raw' ; by orth.
a first-ripe fig:— flrst-
J-naa bakkurab,
var. for 1063;
1*pa Bok e ru.w, bo-ker-oo'; from 1069;
first-born; Bokeru, an Isr.:— Bocheru.
1075. "''■pa Blkriy, bik-ree'; from 1069; youth-
ful; Bikri, anlsr.:— Bichri.
1076. ^aa Bakriy, bak-ree'; patron, from 1071;
a Bakrite (collect.) or desc. of Beker:—
Bachrites.
1077. ba bal, bal; from 1086; prop, a failure; by
impl. nothing; usually (adv.) not at all;
also lest:— lest, neither, no, none (that . . .), not (any),
nothing.
1078. ba Bel, bale; by contr. for 1168; Bel, the
Baal of the Babylonians:— Bel.
1079. ba bal (Chald.), bawl; from 1080; prop.
anxiety, i.e. (by impl.) the heart (as its
seat):— heart.
1080. Nba b e la> (Chald.), bel-aw>; corresp. to 1086
T ' (but used only in a mental sense); to
afflict:— wear out.
1081. pNba Bal'adan, baUad-awn'; from 1078
T : ! and 113 (contr.) ; Bel (is bis) lord; Bal-
adan, the name of a Bab. prince:— Baladan.
1082. ibS. balag, baw-lag'; a prim, root; to break
off or ioose (to a favorable or unfavora-
ble sense), i.e. desist (from grief) or invade (with de-
struction) :— comfort, (recover) strength (-en).
1083. FBba Bllgab, bil-gaw'; from 1082; desist-
ance; Bilgah, the name of two Isr.: —
Bilgah.
1084. "^a Bilgay, biUgah'ee; from 1082; desist-
ant; Bilgai, anlsr.:— Bilgai.
1085. Tlba Blldad, bil-dad'; of uncert. der.;
Bildad, one of Job's friends:— Bildad.
1086. Irfoa balab, baw-law", a prim, root; to
fail; by impl. to wear out, decay (caus.
consume, spend): — consume, enjoy long, become
(make, wax) old, spend, waste.
1087. riba baleh, baw-Uh'; from 1086; worn
out— old.
1088. nba Balab, baw-law'; fem. of 1087; fail-
ure; Balah, a place in Pal.:— Balah.
1089. JJlba balahb, bawlah'; a prim, root [rather
by transp. for 026]; to palpitate; hence
(caus.) to terrify:— trouble.
1090. Fli-fen Bllhah, bil-haw'; from 1089; timid;
Bilhah, the name of one of Jacob's
concubines; also of a place in Pal.:— Bilhah.
1091. ilrfra ballabab, bal-law-haw' ; from
1089; alarm; hence destruction-
terror, trouble.
1092. ^riba Bilb.au, bil-hawn'; from 1089; timid;
Bilhan, the name of an Edomite and
of an Isr.:~Bilhan.
1093. iba b e 16w (Chald.), beUo'; from a root cor-
resp. to 3086; excise (on articles con-
sumed):— tribute.
1094. Niba b e l6w>, beUo'; or (fully)
^fca b e lowy, bel-o'ee; from 1086; (only in
plur. constr.) rags:— old.
1095. IBNTBtpba Belt e sba»tstsar, bale-tesh-ats-
tsar'; of for. der.; Belteshats-
tsar, the Bab. name of Daniel:— Belteshazzar.
1096. 'iSNIBUba Beltesha'tstsar (Chald.),
bale-tesh-ats-tsar' ; corresp. to
1095:— Belteshazzar.
1097. "'ba b e liy, bel-ee'; from 1086; prop, failure,
i.e. nothing or destruction; usually (with
prep.) without, not yet, because not, aslong as, etc.: —
corruption, ig[norantly], for lack of, where no . . .
is, bo that no, none, not, unfawares], without.
1098. b-ba b e liyl, beUeel'; from 1101; mixed, i.e.
(spec.) feed (for cattle):— corn, fodder,
provender,
1099.
!ra"*b3 b e liymab, bel-ee-mah'; from 1097
and 4100; (as todef.) nothing what-
ever:— nothing,
1100. bgijba b e liya«al, bel-e-yah'-al; from 1097
and 3276; without profit, worthless-
ness; by extens. destruction, wickedness (often to
connection with 376, 803, 1121, etc.):— Belial, evil,
naughty, ungodly (men), wicked.
1101. bba balal, baw-lal'; a prim, root; to over-
flow (spec, with oil); by impl. to mix;
also (denom. from 1098) to fodder:— anoint, con-
found, X fade, mingle, mix (self), give provender,
temper.
1102. Dba balam, baw-lam'; a prim, root; to
muzzle:— he held to.
1103. Oba balac, baw-las'; a prim, root; to pinch
sycamore figs (a process necessary to
ripen them):— gatherer.
1104. 5>ba bala', baw-lah'; a prim, root; to make
away with (spec, by swallowing); gen.
to destroy:— cover, destroy, devour, eat up, be at
end, spend up, swallow down (up).
1105. 3>ba bela«, beh'-lah; from 1104; a gulp; fig.
destruction: — devouring, that which he
hath swallowed up.
1106. 5>ba Bela«, beh'-lah; thesameasll05;Bela,
the name of a place, also of an Edomite
and of two Isr.:— Bela.
1107. ^yba Ml'adey, biUid-ay'; or
■^3>ba bal'adey, bal-ad-ay'; constr. plur.
from 1077 and 5703; not tiU,i.e. (as
prep, or adv.) except, without, besides: — beside, not
(in), save, without.
1108. ijba Bal'iy, bel-ee'; patronym. from 1106:
a Belaite (collect.) or desc. of Bela:—
Belaites.
1109. DSJba BtVam biVawm,'; prob. from 1077
and 5971; not (of the) people, i.e. for-
eigner ; Bilam, a Mesopotamian prophet; also a place
to Pal.:— Balaam, Bileam.
1110. pba balaq, baw-lak'; a prim, root; to an-
nihilate:— (make) waste.
1111. pba Balaq, baw-lawk'; from 1110; waster;
Balah, a Moabitish king: — Balak.
1112. ISNTBba Belsba'tstsar, bale-shats-tsar';
or >15JlB&6a llel'sbatstsar, bale-shats-tsar';
of for. or. (comp. 1095); Belshats-
tsar, a Bab. king:— Belshazzar.
1113. -iSNlBpa Belsha'tstsar (Chald.), bale-
shats-tsar'; corresp. to 1112:— Bel-
1114. "jIB^a Bllshan, bU-shawn'; of uncert. der. ;
Bilshan, an Isr.: — Bilshan.
1115. "Tlba blltty, bil-tee'; constr. fem. of 1086
(equiv. to 1087); prop, a failure of, i.e.
(used only as a neg. particle, usually \rith prep, pref .)
not, except, without, unless, besides, because not, un-
til, etc.:— because un[satiable], beside, but, + con-
tinual, except, from, lest, neither, no more, none, not,
nothing, save, that no, without.
1116. 1TTO3 bamah, haw-maw 1 ; from an unused
root (mean, to be high); an elevation:—
height, high place, wave.
1117. !l72a Bamah, baw-maw'; the same as 1116;
Bamah, a place to Pal.: — Bamah. See
also 1120.
1118. btlMa Biiuliul, bim-hawl'; prob. from
4107 with prep, pref.; with pruning;
Bimhal, anlsr.:— BimhaL
1119. i?aa b e m6w, bem-&; prol. for prep, pref.;
in, with, by, etc.:— for, in, into, through.
1120. ni)3a Bam6wtb, baw-moth'; plur. of
1116; heights; or (fully)
b?3 niaa Bamowth Ba?al, baw-moth'
bah'-al; from the same and 1168;
heights of Baal; Bamoth or Bamoth-Baal, a place E.
of the Jordan:— Bamoth, Bamoth-baal.
1121. ^a ben, bane; from 1129; a son (as a builder
of the family name), in the widest sense
(of lit. and fig. relationship, including grandson, sub-
ject, nation, quality or condition, etc., [like 1, 251,
etc.]): — [-afflicted, age, [Ahoh-] [Amnion-] [Hach-
mon-] [Lev-]ite, [anotot-]ed one, appointed to, (4-)ari
Bane
Bayrothahee
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
row, [Assyr-J [Babylon-] [Egypt-] [Grec-]ian, one
born, bough, branch, breed, + (young) bullock,
-f. (young) calf, X came up in, child, colt, x common,
X corn, daughter, X of first, + firstborn, foal, + very
fruitful, + postage, X in, + kid, + lamb, (+) man,
meet, + mighty, -f nephew, old, (-f ) people, + rebel,
-+■ robber, X servant born, X soldier, son, + spark,
+ steward, + stranger, X surely, them of, -f tumul-
tuous one, -f valiant[-est], whelp, worthy, young
(one), youth.
1122. "0 Ben, bane; the same as 1121; Ben, an
Isr.:— Ben.
1123. "]3 ben (Chald.), bane; corresp. to 1121:—
child, son, young.
1124. NJ3 b e na> (Chald.), ben-av/; or
!133 b^nah (Chald.), ben-aw'; corresp. to
1129; to build:— build, make.
1125. anj^N-ja Ben->Abiynadab, ben-ab-
ee" -naw-dawb 1 ; from 1121 and
40; (the) son of Abinadab; Ben-Abinadab, an Isr.:—
the son of Abinadab.
1126. " 1 5iN~"}a Ben-'dwniy, ben-o-nee'; from
1121 and 205; son of my sorrow;
Ben-Oni, the original name of Benjamin: — Ben-oni.
1127. 1 "l3Sr^a Ben-Geber, ben-gheh'-ber; from
* 1121 and 1397; son of (the) hero; Ben-
Geber, an Isr. :— the son of Geber.
1128. '"l]?} - ^ Ben-Deqer, ben-deh'-ker; from
' 1121 and a der. of 1866; son of
piercing (or of a lance); Ben-DeTcer, an Isr.:— the son
of Dekar.
1129. !"I5a banan, baw-naw'; a prim, root; to
build (lit. and fig.):— (begin to) build (-er),
obtain children, make, repair, set (up), X surely.
1130. *n7T"]a Ben-Hadad, ben-had-ad'; from
1121 and 1908; son of Hadad; Ben-
Hadad, the name of several Syrian kings:— Ben-
hadad.
1131. ""IS? Binnnwy, bin-noo'ee; from 1129;
built up; Binmii, an Isr.: — Binnui.
1132. rrtliT""ja Ben-5E6wcnetn, ben-zo-
khayth'; from 1121 and 2105; son
of Zocheth; Ben-Zocheth, an Isr. :— Ben-zoketh.
1133. ^ffiV^a Ben-Clinwr, ben-khoor 1 ; from
1121 and 2354; son of Chur; Ben-
Chur, an Isr. :— the son of Hur.
1134. S'VTVia Ben-Cnayil, ben-khah'-yil; from
'' 1121 and 2428; son of might; Ben-
Chail, an Isr. :— Beu-haiL
1135. "PIT'S Ben-Chanan, ben-khawnavm' ;
from 1121 and 2605; son of Ohanan;
Ben-Chanan, an Isr.:— Ben-hanan.
1136. 1pn"1?l Ben-Cbe^ed, ben-kheh'-sed; from
' 1121 and 8617; son of kindness; Ben-
Chesed, an Isr. :— the son of Hesed.
1137. "'aa, Baniy, baw-nee'; from 1129; built;
Bani, the name of five Isr.:— Bani.
1138. "'S3 Bunniy, boorirnee'; or (fuller)
"'SIS Buwniy, 6oo-mee'; from 1129; built;
Bunni or Buni, an Isr. : — Bunni.
1139. p^a'^JSl B e nSy-B e raq, ben-ay'-ber-ak' ;
1 ' from the plur. constr. of 1121 and
1800; sons of lightning, J3ene-berafc, aplaeeinPal.:—
Bene-barak.
1140. In^pS binyab, bin-yaw'; fem. from 1129; a
structure: — building.
1141. FP33 B»iiayab, ben-aw-yawf; or(prol.)
lS"P3a B e nayah<iw, ben-aw-yaw'-hoo;
" ' from 1129 and 3050; Jah has built;
Benajah, the name of twelve Isr.:— Benaiah.
1142. "|P?£ ''J® B°ney Tataqan, ben-ay' yah-
1 ak-awn'; from the plur. of 1121 and
3292; sons of Taakan; Bene-Jaakan, a place in the
Desert:— Bene- jaakan.
1143. fi^D2l b^naytm, bay^nah'-yim; dual of 996;
adouble interval, l.e. the space between
two armies: — h champion.
1144. "| , M' , 3I3 Blnyamiyn, bin-yaw-mene'; from
1121 and 3225; son o/(the) right hand;
Binjamin, youngest son of Jacob; also the tribe de-
scended from him, and its territory:— Benjamin.
1145,
. " , i' , a' , "]a Ben-y e miyniy, ben-yem-ee-
nee'; sometimes (with the art. ins.)
VJX'-'ia Ben-ba-y e mtniy, ben-hah-
yem-ee-nee'; with 376 ins. (1 Sam.
9:1)
"ijp£j la^N-ja Ben-'fysb. Yemlyniy,
ben-eesh' yem-ee-nee'; son of
a man ofJemini; or short. (1 Sam. 9:4; Esth. 2 : B)
■ , 5" , '?7 MS^tJ 'lysli Y e miyniy, eesh yem-
ee-nee'; a man of Jemini; or
(1 Sam. 20 : 1) simply
"^H^. T e miniy, yem-ee-nee'; aJeminite;
(plur.
"OT3? ^a B e nfy TT e mlyniy, ben-ay'
yem-ee-nee 1 ;) patron, from 1144;
a Benjaminite, or descendant of Benjamin:— Ben-
jamlte, of Benjamin.
1146. IJJS binyan, bin-yawn'; from 1129; an
edifice: — building.
1147. ^3.3 binyan (Chald.), bin-yawn'; corresp.
to 1146;— building.
1148. li^ia B e niynuw, ben-ee-noo'; prob. from
1121 with pron. suff.; our son; Beninu,
an Isr.:— Beninu.
1149. D33 b e nac (Chald.), ben-as'; of uncert. afBn. ;
to be enraged:— -be angry.
1150. N5>?3 Bln«a», bin-aw'; or
W?a Bin'ab, bin-aw'; of uncert. der.;
Bina or Binah, an Isr. : — Binea, Bineah.
1151. " , 'B?"'ia Ben-'Anuniy, ben-am-mee';
from 1121 and 5971 with pron. suff. ;
son of my people; Ben-Ammi, a son of Lot:— Ben-
ammi.
1152. 7T"Ti0a B e c6wd e yab, bes-o-deh-yaw' ;
from 5475 and 3050 with prep, pref . ;
in (the) connseJ of Jehovah; Besodejah, an Isr.:—
Besodeiah.
1153. "'Da B e cay, bes-ah'-ee; from 947; domineer-
ing; Besai, one of the Nethinim:— Besai.
1154 *lpa bfecer, beh'-ser; from an unused root
mean, to be sour; an immature grape: —
unripe grape.
1155. '"Ipa bo^er, bo'-ser; from the same as
' 1154:— sour grape.
1156. N3>a b e 'a» (Chald.), beh-aw>; or
t :
ft)? b e 'ab. (Chald.), beh-aw 1 ; corresp. to
1158; to seek or ask:— ask, desire, make
[petition], pray, request, seek.
1157. 153 b e «ad, beh-ad'; from 5704 with prep.
' pref.; in up to or over against; gen. at,
beside, among, behind, for, etc.:— about, at, by (means
of), for, over, through, up (-on), within.
1158. WS ba'ab, baw-aw 1 ; a prim, root; to
gush over, i.e. to swell; (flg.) to desire
earnestly; by impl. to ask:— cause, inquire, seek up,
swell out, boil.
1159. *D>3 ba<uw (Chald.), bate-oo'; from 1156; a
request:— petition.
1160. "Ti^a B e «6wr, beh-ore'; from 1197 (in the
sense of burning); a lamp; Bear, the
name of the father of an Edomitish king; also of that
of Balaam:— Beor.
1161. d'TWa bi<uwtbiym, be-oo-iheme' ; masc.
plur. from 1204; alarms:— terrors.
1162. T!3f3 Bo'az, bo'-az; from an unused root of
uncert. mean.; Boaz, the ancestor of
David; also the name of a pillar in front of the tem-
ple:— Boaz.
1163. £3?a ba'af, baw-at'; a prim, root; to tram-
ple down, i.e. (flg.) despise;— kick.
1164. "Wa b e «iy, beh-ee'; from 1158; a prayer:—
grave.
1165. TSa b e «iyr, beh-ere'; from 1197 (in the
sense of eating): cattle: — beast, cattle.
1166. b3>3 ba«al, baw-aV; a prim, root; to be
master; hence (as denom. from 1167) to
marry: — Beulah have dominion (over), be hus-
band, marry (-rled, X wife).
1167. b3>3 ba'al, bah'-al; from 1166; a master;
hence a husband, or (flg.) owner (often
used with another noun in modifications of this latter
sense): — |- archer, + babbler, + bird, captain, chief
man, + confederate, + have to do, + dreamer,
those to whom it is due, + furious, those that are
given to it, great, + hairy, he that hath it, have,
+ horseman, husband, lord, man, + married, mas-
ter, person, + sworn, they of.
1168. 5?a Ba'al, bah'-al; the same as 1167; Baal,
a Phoanician deity:— Baal, [olur.l Ba-
alim.
1169. b»a b e <el (Chald.), beh-ale'; corresp. to
1167:— + chancellor.
1170. m^a ^53 Ba'al B e riytb, bah'-al ber-
eeth'; from 1168 and 1285; Baal
of (the) covenant; Baal-Berith, a special deity of the
Shechemites:— Baal-berith.
1171. "13 b?a Ba'al Gad, bah'-al gawd; from
1168 and 1409; Baal of Fortune;
Baal-Gad, a place in Syria:— Baal-gad.
1172. Inbys ba'&lab, bah-al-aw 1 ; fem. of 1167;
a mistress:— that hath, mistress.
1173. !HM>a Batftlab, bah-al-aw'; the same as
1172; Baalah, the name of three
places in Pal.:— Baalah.
1174. pan b?3 Ba'al Hamown, bah'-al
haw-mone'; from 1167 and 1995;
possessor of a multitude; Baal-Hamon, a place in
Pal. :— Baal-hamon.
1175. nfcya B<=«al6wtb, beh-aw-ldth',- plur. of
1172; mistresses; Bedloth, a place in
Pal. :— Bealoth, in Aloth [by mistake for a plur. from
5927 with prep. pref.}.
1176. aiat. b?3 Ba-ul Z e bnwb, bah'-al zeb-
odb'; from 1168 and 2070; Baal
of (the) Fly; Baal-Zebub, a special deity of thf>
Ekronites :— Baal-zebub.
1177. ■j^n b?3 Ua'al Cnanan, bah'-al khaw-
nawn'; from 1167 and 2603; posses-
sor of grace; Baal-Chanan, the name of an Edomite,
also of an Isr.:— Baal-hanan.
1178. "liitn b?a Ba'al Cbatsowr, bah'-al
khaw-tsore'; from 1167 and a
modif. of 2691; possessor of a village; BacO-Chatsor,
a place in Pal. :— Baal-hazor.
1179. ymin b?a Ba'al Cbermdwn, bah'-al
kher-mone'; from 1167 and
2768; possessor of Sermon; Baal-Chermon, a place
in Pal. :— Baal-hermon.
1180. ^5»a Ba'alfy, bah-al-ee'; from 1167 with-
pron. suff.; my master; Baali,a sym-
bolical name for Jehovah:— Baali.
1181. rraa ''bSa Bat&l£y Bamdwtb, bah-
al-ay' baw-moth'; from the
plur. of 1168 and the plur. of 1116; Baals of (the)
heights; Baale-Bamoth, a place E. of the Jordan:
lords of the high places.
1182. ^^3 B e «elyada«,6eA-ei-^o«)-(toM/;from
1168 and 8045; Baal has known;
Beeljada, an Isr.:— Beeliada.
1183. S-Pb?a B e <alyah, beh-aUyaw'; from 1167
„ ,. , and 30B0 i Jah fa) master; Bealjah,
an Isr.:— Beahah. ^ '
1184. mil-p ib?a Ba<&ley V e bnwdab, bah-
al-ay' yeh-hoo-daw' ; from the
plur. of 1167 and 3063; masters of Judah; Baale-Je-
hudah, a place in Pal.:— Baale of Judah.
1185. 0"bya Ba'Slic, bah-aUece'; prob. from a
der. of 5965 with prep, pref.; in exul-
tation; Baalis, an Ammonitish king:— Baalis.
1186. p3»? b?a Ba'al BP'own, bah-al meh-
one'; from 1168 and 4583; Baal of
(the) habitation (of) [comp. 1010]; Ba&i-Meon, a place
E. of the Jordan:— Baal-meon.
1187. liS>S b?3 Baealpeedwr, bah'-al peh-ore';
from 1168 and 6465; Baal of Peor;
BaaUPeor, a Moabitish deity :— Baal-peor.
1188. d^B b?3 Ba'al P e <ratafym, bah'-al
per-aw-tseem' ; from 1167 and
the plur. of 6556; possessor of breaches; BaaUPera-
tsim, a place in Pal.: — Baal-perazim.
1189. "jIB^ b?a Ba'al Ts'phown, bah'-al tsef-
one'; from 1168 and 6828 (in the
sense of cold) [according to others an Eg. form of
Typhon, the destroyer] ; Baal of winter; Baal-Tse-
phan, a place in Egypt:— Baal-zephon.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Bane
Bayrothahee
23
1190. iTT$?1l5b?S Ba'al Sh&lishab, bah'-al
shaw-lee-shaw' ; from 1168 and
6031; Baal of Shalishahj BaahShalishah, a place in
Pat . :— Baal-shalisha.
1191. rfeys Ba'al&tb, bah-al-awth' ; a modif . of
"* 1173; mistressship; Baalath, a place tn
Pal.:— Baalath.
1192. INS rbS3 Ba'alatb B e «6r, bah-al-ath'
" ' ' beh-ayr". from 1173 and 875; mis-
tress of a well; Baalath-Beer, a place in PaL :-Baa-
latb-beer.
1193. "flan b23 Ba<al lamar, bah'-al taw-
mawr', from 1167 and 8558; pos-
sessor of (the) palm-tree; Baal-Tamar, a place in
Pal. :— Baal-tamar.
1194. 13>a B e «6n, beh-ohn'; prob. a eontr. of 1010;
' Bean, a place E. o£ the Jordan:— Beon.
1195. N33*3 Ba'aiia.', bah-an-aw' ; the same as
1196; Baana, the name of four Isr.:—
Baana, Baanah.
1196. S1339 Ba'anab, 6aft-an-aw'; from a der.
* ' of 6031 with prep, pref . ; in affliction;—
Baanah, the. name of four Isr. :— Baanah.
1197. *1?3 ba'ar, baw-ar'; a prim, root; to kin-
dle, i.e. consume (by Are or by eating);
also (as denom. from 1198) to be (.-come) brutish:— be
brutish, bring (put, take) away, burn, (cause to) eat
(up), feed, heat, kindle, set ([on fire]), waste.
1198. "D>3 ba'ar, bah'-ar; from 1197; prop, food
(as consumed); i.e. (byexten.) of cattle
brutishness; (concr.) stupid.-— brutish (person), fool-
isb.
1199. N"^ Ba<ara>, bah-ar-aw'; from 1198; brut-
* !T ish: Baara, an Israelitish woman:—
Baara.
1200.
1201.
FthS'SL b e «Srab, be-ay-raw'; from 1197; a
burning;— fire.
fiWfcpa Ba«sba\ bah-shaw'; from an unused
T ' root mean, to stink; offensiveness;
Basha, a king of Israel:— Baasha.
1202. FPtoa Ba'asSyah, bah-as-ay-yaw 1 '; from
6213 and 3050 with prep. pref. ; in (the)
work of Jah; Baasejah. an Isr.:— Baaseiah.
1203. FHFIlriya B et esbt e rah, beh-esh-ter-aw' ;
* : from 6251 (as sing, of 6252) with
prep, pref.; with Ashtoreth; Beeshterah, a place E.
of the Jordan:— Beeshterah.
1204. rC3 ba'atto, baw-ath'; a prim, root; to
fear;— affright, be (make) afraid, ter-
rify, trouble.
1205. ttn3>3 b e «atbab, beh-aw-thaw 1 ; from 1204;
T T ! fear:— trouble.
V'a toots, botse; prob. the same as 948; mud
(as whitish clay):— mire.
J"lS3 bltstsab, bits-tsaw 1 ; intens. from
1206; a swamp:— fen, mire (-ry place).
Til£3° foatsdwr, baw-tsore'; from 1219;
' inaccessible, l.e. lofty:— vintage [by
confusion with 1210].
1209. "'ISa Betsay, bay-tsah'ee; perh. the same
as 1153; Betsai, the name of two Isr.:—
1206.
1207.
1208.
1210. Ttta batslyr, baw-tseer"; from 1219;
clipped, i.e. the grape crop:— vintage.
1211. VS3 to e tsel, beh'-tsel; from an unused root
' ' appar. mean, to peel; an onion:— onion.
1212. ^SbKSl B e tsal'61, bets-al-ale'; prob. from
6738 and 410 with prep. pref. ; in (the)
shadow (i.e. protection) of God; Betsalel; the name of
two Isr.:— Bezaleel.
1213. rYfaeg Batfrtfiwtb, bats-looth'; or
JTPbSSl Batsliytb, bats-leeth'; from the
same as 1211; a peeling; Batsluthor
Satslith; an Isr.:— Bazlifh, Bazluth.
1214. 3>£3 toatsa', baw-tsah'; a prim, root to
break off, j.e. (usually) plunder; fig. to
finish, or (intrans.) stop:— (be) covet (-ous), cut (oft),
finish, fulfill, gain (greedily), get, be given to
[covetousness], greedy, perform, be wounded.
1215. 3>2£3 foetsa', beh'-tsah; from 1214; plunder,
by extens. gain (usually unjust): —
covetousness, (dishonest) gain, lucre, profit.
1216. pita ba*s6q, baw-tsake'; a prim, root;
perh. to swell up, i.e. blister:— swell.
1217. p3£3 batseq. baw-tsake'; from 1216; dough
(as swelling by fermentation):— dough,
flour.
1218. HJJSa Botsqath, bots-cath'; from 1216; a
swell of ground; Botscath, a place in
Pal. :— Bozeath, Boskath.
1219. 12£3 batsar, bow-tsar 1 ; a prim, root; to
clip off; spec, (as denom. from 1210) to
gather grapes; also to be isolated (i.e. inaccessible by
height or fortification):— cut off, (de-) fenced, fortify,
(grape) gather (-er), mighty things, restrain, strong,
wall (up), withhold.
1220. *|2£3 toetser, beh'-tser; from 1219; strictly a
clipping, ie. gold (as dug out):— gold
defence.
1221. 13£3 Betser, beh'-tser; the same as 1220.
an inaccessible spot; Betser, a place in
Pal. ; also an Isr.:— Bezer.
1222. 1$a bHsar, bets-ar'; anotherform for 1220;
gold:— gold.
1223. STJSSI botsrab, bots^aw; tern, from 1219;
an enclosure, i.e. sheep-fold: — Bozrah.
1224. !Tj5ta. Botsrab, bots-raw 1 ; the same as
1223; Botsrah, a place in Edom :—
Bozrah.
1225. liliia bitstsardwn. bits-tsaw-rone' ;
masc. intens. from 1219; a fortress:—
stronghold.
1226. ITlSa batstsfireth, bats-tso'-reth; tern.
intens. from 1219; restraint (of rain),
I.e. drought: — dearth, drought.
1227. piap3 Baqbtiwq, bak-book'; the same as
1228; Bakbuk, one of the Nethinim:—
Bakbuk.
1228. pa)?a baqbnk, bak-book'; from 1238; a
bottle (from the gurgling in empty-
ing):— bottle, cruse.
1229. !"Pp3p3. Baqbukyab, bak-book-yaw' ;
from 1228 and 8050; emptying (i.e.
wasting) ofJah; Bakbukjah, an Isr.:— Bakbukiah.
1230. 1)93)55 Baqbaqqar, bak-bak-kar 1 ; redupl.
from 1239; searcher; Bakbakkar, an
Isr. :— Bakbakkar.
1231. ^a Bnqqty, book-kee'; from 1238;
wasteful; Bukki, the name of two Isr.:—
Bukki.
1232. !"!J)?a Bnqqiyab, book-kee-yauf ; from
' 1238 and 3050; wasting of Jah; Buk-
kijah, an Isr.:— Bukkiah.
1233. g"<p3 b e qiya«, bek-ee'-ah; from 1234; a As-
sure:— breach, cleft.
1234 3>pa toaqa', baw-kah'; a prim, root; to
cleave; gen. to rend, break, rip or
open:— make a breach, break forth (into, out, in
pieces, through, up), be ready to burst, cleave (asun-
der), cut out, divide, hatch, rend (asunder), rip up,
tear, win.
1233. i>pa beqa', beh'Jcah; from 1234; a section
(half) of a shekel, i.e. a beka (a weight
and a coin):— bekah, half a shekel.
1236. NJ»pa blq<a> (Chald.), bik-aw"; corresp. to
1237.— plain.
1237. InSpa biq«ah, bik-aw'; from 1234; prop, a
split, i.e. a wide level valley between
mountains:— plain, valley.
1238. pp3 baqaq, baw-kah'; a prim, root; to
pour out, i.e. to empty, fig. to depopu-
late; by anal, to spread out (as a fruitful vine):—
(make) empty (out), fail, X utterly, make void.
1239. 1p3 baqar, baw-kar'; a prim, root; prop.
to plough, or (gen.) break forth, i.e.
(fig.) to inspect, admire, care for, consider:— (make)
inquire (-ry), (make) search, seek out
1240. 1p3 to e qar (Chald.), oeJwir'; corresp. to
1239 :— inquire, make search.
1241. "IpS baqar, baw-kawr 1 ; from 1239; a beeve
or animal of the ox kind of either gen-
der (as used for ploughing); collect, a herd:— beeve,
. bull (+ -ock), -f calf, +COW, great [cattle], + heifer,
I herd, kine, ox.
1242. "Ija b6qep, 6o'-fcer; from 1289; prop. dawr.
(as the break of day); gen. morning.-—
(+) day, early, morning, morrow.
1243. tTnpa baqqarah, bak-kauvraw 1 ; intenf.
from 1239; a looking after:— seek out.
1244. ITlpa blqqoreth, bik-ko-reth; from 1239;
prop, examination, i.e. (by impL) pun-
ishment:— scourged.
1245. IZJpa baqasb, baw-kash'; a prim, root; to
search out (by any method, spec, in
worship or prayer); by impl. to strive after:— ask,
beg, beseech, desire, enquire, get, make inquisition,
procure, (make) request, require, seek (for).
1246. FTO]?a baqqashah, bak-kaw-shaw 1 ; from
1245; a petition:— request.
1247. ""IS bap (Chald.), bar; corresp. to 1181 5 a
son, grandson, etc.: — X old, son.
1248. 15 bar, bar; borrowed (as a title) from
1247; the heir (apparent to the throne):—
1249.
1305 (in its
also pure,
various
"13 bap, bar; from
senses); beloved;
choice, clean, clear, pure.
1250. ^a bar, bawr; or
"la bar, bar; from 1805 (in the sense of win-
nowing): grain of any kind (even while
standing in the field); by extens. the open country:—
corn, wheat.
1251. 13 bap (Chald.), bar; corresp. to 1250; a
field:— field.
1252. *ilL bdr, bore; from 1305; purit y:— cleanness,
pureness.
1253. la bdr, bore; the same as 1252; vegetable
lye (from its cleansing); used as a soap
for washing, or a flux for metals:— X never so,
purely.
1254. 6W3 bara», baw^raw 1 ; a prim, root; (absol.)
to create; (qualified) to cut down (a
wood), select, feed (as formative processes):— choose,
create (creator), cut down, dispatch, do, make (fat).
1255. flNba IJINTS B'Wdak Bal'adan,
ber-o-dak' bal-ad-avm' ; a
var. of 4757; Berodak-Baladan, a Bab. king:— Bero-
dach-baladan.
"WJ"P Blr'ty. See 1011.
1256. fPN'ia B^a'yab, ber-aw-yaw 1 ; from 1254
and 3050; Jah has created; Berafah,
an Isr.:— Beraiah.
1257. la'ia bartrar, bar-boor 1 ; by redupl. from
1250; a fowl (as fattened on grain):—
fowl.
1258.
Yia barad, baw-rad'; a prim, root, to
hail: — hail.
1259. T"Q barad, bawrawd'; from 1258; hail:—
hail ([stones]).
1260. T12 Bered, beh'-red; from 1258; hail;
Bered, the name of a place south of
Pal., also of an Isr.:— Bered.
1261. l'"ia toarod, baw-rode'; from 1258; spotted
(as if with hail) :— grisled.
1262. !T"ia barab, bawnraw 1 ; a prim, root; to
select; also (as denom. from 1250) to
feed; also (as equiv. to 1305) to render clear (Eccl.
3 : 18): — choose, (cause to) eat, manifest, (give) meat.
1263. TT1™ia. Baruwk, bauyrook'; pass. part, fron
1288; blessed: Baruk, the name of threi.
Isr.:— Baruch.
1264. Biia b e r6wm, ber-ome'; prob. of for. or.-
damask (stuff of variegated thread) :-
rich apparel.
1265. UJila b e r6\WBb, ber-osh'; of uncert. der. ; a
cypress (?) tree; hence a lance or a
musical instrument (as made of that wood):— fir
(tree).
1266. rrm b e rowtb, ber-oth'; a var. of 1265; the
' cypress (or some elastic tree) :— fir.
1267. WT| baruwth, bavyrooth'; from 1362;
food:— meat.
1268. Fini'ia Bfirowtbah, bayro-thaw'; or
"'nna BSrothay, bay-ro-thah'ee; prob.
from 1266; cypress or cypresslike;
Berothah or Berothai, a place north of Pal.:— .
Berothah, Berothai.
Beer rath
Ghiddoofaw
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
1269. niT^a" Blrzowtb, beer-zoth'; prob. fem.
plur. from an unused root (appar.
mean, to pierce); holes; Birzoth, an Isr.:-Birzavith
[from the marg,'].
1270. 3J*^3, barzel, bar-zel'; perh. from the root
of 1869; iron (as cutting); by extens.
an iron implement: — (ax) head, iron.
1271. "bVlS Barzlllay, bar-zil-lah'ee; from 1270;
iron hearted; Barzillai, the name of
three Isr. :— Barzillai.
1272. fl'lS baracb, baw-rakh'; a prim, root; to
bolt, i.e. fig. to flee suddenly:— chase
(away); drive away, fain, flee (away), put to flight,
make haste, reach, run away, shoot.
tlia bariacb. See 1881.
— - T
1273. "^itl'ia Barchuiniy, bar-lchoo-mee' ; by
transp. for 978; a Barchumite, or
native of Bachurim: — Barhumite.
1274. 1*fB b e riy, ber-ee'; from 1263; fat:— tat.
1275. "^a Be>iy, bay-ree'; prob. by contr. from
882; Beri, an Isr.:— Beri.
1276. " 1 '15l Beriy, bay-ree'; of uncert. der. ; (only
in the plur. and with the art.) the Ber-
ites, a place in Pal.:— Berites.
1277. ST'ia bariy', bawbee'; from 1254 (in the
sense of 1262); fatted or plump:—
fat ([fleshed], -ter), fed, Arm, plenteous, rank.
1278. rlSPia b e riy>ab, ber-ee-aw'; fem. from
1254; a creation, i.e. a novelty: — new
thing.
1279. i"P*T3 biryab, beer-yaw 1 ; fem. from 1262;
food: — meat.
1280. rn*15l b e riyacb, ber-ee'-akh; from 1272; a
bolt: — bar, fugitive.
1281. rp*]S bariyacb, baw-ree'-akh; or (short.)
tt"l!3, bariacb, baw-ree'-akh; from 1272; a
fugitive, i.e. the serpent (as fleeing),
and the constellation by that name:— crooked, noble,
piercing.
1282. rr'na Bariyacb, baw-ree'-akh; the same
as 1281 ; Bariach, an Isr. : — Bariah.
1283. STp'ia B e riy<ah, ber-ee'-aw; appar. from
the fem. of 7451 with prep, pref . ; in
trouble; Beriah, the name of four Isr. :— Beriah.
1284. "VP^A B e riy«iy, ber-ee-ee'; patron, from
1283 ; a Beriite (collect.) or desc. of
Beriah :— Beerites.
1285. m^3 b'riytb., ber-eeth': from 1262 (in the
sense of cutting [like 1254]); a com-
pact (because made by passing between pieces of
flesh): — confederacy, [con-]feder[-ate], covenant,
league.
1286. rP*15l B'T-iytb, ber-eeth'; the same as 1285;
Berith, a Shechemitish deity:— Berith.
1287. rfjla boriytb, bo-reeth'; fem. of 1258;
vegetable alkali:— sope.
1288. T35 barak, baw-rak'; a prim, root; to
kneel; by impl. to bless God (as an act
of adoration), and (vice-versa) man (as a benefit);
also (by euphemism) to curse (God or the king, as
treason): — X abundantly, X altogether, X at all,
blaspheme, bless, congratulate, curse, X greatly,
X indeed, kneel (down), praise, salute, X still, thank.
1289. Ifia b e rak (Chald.), ber-ak'; corresp. to
1288:— bless, kneel.
1290. 'TT'na bereb, beh'-rek; from 1288; a knee:—
knee.
1291. Tia berek (Chald.), beh'-rek; corresp. to
1290:— knee.
1292. biSp'ia Barak'el, baw-rak-ale' ; from
1288 and 410, God has blessed; Bara-
kel, the father of one of Job's friends:— Barachel.
1293. T'D'IS B e rakah, ber-aw-kaw'; from 1288;
benediction; "by impl. prosperity:—
blessing, liberal, pool, present.
1294. TOI'S B e rakah, ber-aw-kaw' ; the same
T T : as 1293 ; Berakah, the name of an Isr.,
and also of a valley in Pal. :— Berachah.
1295- TO~f3. b e rekab- ber-uy-kaw 1 ; from 1288; a
reservoir (at which camels kneel as a
resting-place):— (fish-) pool.
1296. rT^S Berekyah, beh-rek-yaw' ; or
1>lJ3'ia Berekyahuw, beh-rek-yaw' -hoo;
from 1290 and 3050; knee (l.e.
blessing) of Jah; Berekjah, the name of six Isr.:—
Berachiah, Bereebiah.
1297. D53 b e ram, (Chald.) ber-am'; perh. from
7813 with prep. pref. ; prop, highly, i.e.
surely; but used adversatively, however:— but, never-
theless, yet.
1298. yia Bcra', beh'-rah; of uncert. der. ; Bera,
a Sodomitish king:--Bera.
1299. p'HS baraq, baw-rak'; a prim, root; to
lighten (lightning): — cast forth.
1300. p'la baraq, baw-rawk'; from 1299; light-
ning; by anal, a gleam; concr. a
Hashing sword: — bright, glitter (-ing, sword),
lightning.
1301. p"ia Baraq, baw-rawk'; the same as 1300;
Barak, an Isr. : — Barak.
1302. Dip'ia Barqowc, bar-kose'; of uncert.
der. ; Barkos, one of the Nethimim: —
Barkos.
1303. "jp'ia barqan, bar-kawn'; from 1300; a
thorn (perh. as burning brightly):—
brier.
1304. np"ia bareqeth, baw-reh'-keth; or
np"l!3 bar e kath, baw-rek-ath' ; from 1300;
a gem (as flashing), perh. the eme-
rald: — carbuncle.
1305. "ins barar, baw-rar'; a prim, root; to
clarify (i.e. brighten), examine, select: —
make bright, choice, chosen, cleanse (be clean),
clearly, polished, (shew self) pure (-ify), purge
(out).
1306. yiB'ia BLrehat, beer-shah'; prob. from
7562 with prep. pref. ; with wickedness;
Birsha, a king of Gomorrah:— Birsha.
1307. TVia Berotbiy, bay-ro-thee' ; patrial
from 1268; a Berothite, or inhabitant
of Berothai:— Berothite.
1308. TTO3 B e s6wr, bes-ore'; from 1319; cheer-
ful; Besor, a stream of Pal..— Besor.
1309. JTlTOSl b e s6wrab, bes-o-raw 1 ; or (short.)
rTTlDa b e s«$rab, bes-o-raw'; fem. from
1319; glad tidings; by impl. reward
for good news:-re-wa.Td for tidings.
1310. blE3 basbal, baw-shal'; a prim, root;
prop, to boil up; hence to be done in
cooking; fig. to ripen: — bake, boil, bring forth, is ripe,
roast, seethe, sod (be sodden).
1311. b'JJa basbel, Daw-shale 1 ; from 1S10;
boiled: — X at all, sodden.
1312. fiblBa Bishlam, bish-lawm'; of for. der.;
Bishlam, a Pers. :— Bishlam.
1313. Dffla basam, baw-sawm'; from an unused
root mean, to be fragrant; [comp.
5561] the balsam plant:— spice.
1314. DTBa besem, beh'-sem; or
blQ'a bosem, bo'-sem; from the same as
1313; fragrance; by impl. spicery; also
the balsam plant: — smell, spice, sweet (odour).
1315. nntoa Bosmath, bos-math'; fem. of
1314 (the second form); fragrance;
Bosmath, the name of a wife of Esau, and of a daugh-
ter of Solomon:— Bashemath, Basmath.
1316. ]TBa Bashan, baw-shawn'; of uncert. der. ;
Bashan (often with the art.), a region
E. of the Jordan :— Bashan.
1317. SlJttSa boshnah, bosh-naw'; fem. from
954; shamefulness: — shame.
1318. Dlfla bashac, baw-shas 1 ; a prim, root; to
trample down: — tread.
1319. Ittla basar. baw-sar'; a prim, root; prop.
to be fresh, i.e. full (rosy, fig. cheerful);
to announce (glad news):— messenger, preach, pub-
lish, shew forth, (bear, bring, carry, preach, good, tell
good) tidings.
1320. T&J2L basar, baw-sawr 1 ; from 1319; flesh
(from its freshness); by extens. body,
person; also (by euphem.) the pudenda of a man: —
body, [fat, lean] flesh [-ed], kin, [man-] kind, -4- nak-
edness, self, skin.
1321. TOa b e sar (Chald.), bes-ar 1 ; corresp. to
1320:— flesh.
ilTffla b e s6rah. See 1309.
1322. nitja bosheth, bo'-sheth; from 954; shame
(the feeling and the condition, as well
as its cause); by impl. (spec.) an idol:— ashamed, con-
fusion, 4- greatly, (put to) shame (-f ul thing).
1323. na batb, bath; from 1129 (as fem. of 1121);
a daughter (used in the same wide sense
as other terms of relationship, lit. and fig.):— apple
[of the eye], branch, company, daughter, X first,
X old, -4- owl, town, village.
1324. !"ia batb. bath; prob. from the same as 1327;
a bath or Heb. measure (as a means of
division) of liquids:— bath.
1325. na batb (Chald.), bath; corresp. to 1324:—
bath.
1326. !"!n3 bathah, baw-thaw'; prob. an orth.
var. for 1327; desolation:— waste.
1327. tina battab, bat-taw'; fem. from an un-
used root (mean, to break in pieces);
desolation:— desolate.
1328. b^ina B'thuw'el, beth-oe-aW; appar.
from the same as 1326 and 410; de-
stroyed of God; Bethuel, the name of a nephew of
Abraham, and of a place in Pal. :— Bethuel. Comp
1829.
1329. bina B e thuwl, beth-ool'; for 1328; Be-
thul (i.e. Bethuel), a place in Pal.:—
Bethuel.
1330. flbina b e thuwlah, beth-oo-law' ; fem.
pass. part, of an unused root mean,
to separate; a virgin (from her privacy); sometimes
(by continuation) a bride; also (fig.) a city or state:—
maid, virgin.
1331. Q^bina b e thuwliym, beth-oo-leem' ;
masc. plur. of the same as 1330;
(collect, and abstr.) virginity; by impl. and concr. the
tokens of it:— x maid, virginity.
1332. ITna Blthyah, bith-yaw'; from 1323 and
3050; daughter (i.e. worshipper) of
Jah; Bithjah, an Eg. woman:— Bithiah.
1333. pna bathaq, baw-thak'; a prim, root; to
cut in pieces:— thrust through.
1334. ina batbar, baw-thar'; a prim, root, to
chop up:— divide.
1335. *ina betber, beh'-ther; from 1334; a sec-
tion:— part, piece.
1336. ina Betber, beh'-tlver; the same as 1335;
Bether, a (craggy) place in Pal.:—
Bether.
1337. CP^© na Batb Rabbfym, bath rab-
beem'; from 1323 and a masc.
plur. from 7227; the daughter (i.e. city) of Babbah: —
Bath-rabbim.
1338. yhna Bltbrown, bith-rone'; from 1334;
(with the art.) the craggy spot; Bith-
ron, a place E. of the Jordan:— Bithron.
1339. 3>aT2i - na Bath-Shel>a«, bath-sheh'-bah;
from 1323 and 7651 (in the sense of
7650); daughter of an oath; Bath-Sheba, the mother
of Solomon:— Bath-sheba.
1340. ?1ffl-na Bath-Shuwa«, bath-shoo'-ah;
from 1323 and 7771; daughter of
wealth; Bath-shua, the same as 1339:— Bath-shua.
1341. NS gS», gay'; for 1343; haughty:— proud.
1342. TINS ga'ab, gaw-aw'; a prim, root; to
■mount up; hence in gen. to rise, (fig.)
be majestic:— gloriously, grow up, increase, be risen,
triumph.
1343. r"K« ge'eh gay-eh'; from 1342; lofty; fig.
arrogant:— proud.
1344. TlNi ge'ah, gay-aw'; fem. from 1342; arro-
gance:— pride.
1345. bsn&Ul G e 'ttw'Sl, gheh-oo-ale'; from 1342
and 410; majesty of God; Geiiel, an
Isr. :— Geuel.
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1346. S1183 ga'avfih, gah-av-aw'; from 1342;
arrogance or majesty; by impl. (concr.)
ornament: — excellency, haughtiness, highness, pride,
proudly, swelling.
1347. "pN3 ga'dwn, gaw-ohn'; from 1842; the
same as 1346: — arrogancy, excellency
(-lent), majesty, pomp, pride, proud, swelling.
1348. rYlKS g6»iiwth, gay-ooth'; from 1342; the
same as 1346:— excellent things, lifting
up, majesty, pride, proudly, raging.
1349. T^gl ga'ayfiwn, gaJi-ah-yone'; from 1342:
haughty: — proud.
1350. 3N3 ga'al, gaw-al'; a prim, root, to redeem
(according to the Oriental law of kin-
ship), I.e. to be the next of kin (and as such to buy
back a relative's property, marry his widow, etc.): —
X in any wise, X at all, avenger, deliver, (do, per-
form the part of near, next) kinsfolk (-man),
purchase, ransom, redeem (-er), revenger.
1351. 5N3 ga'al, gavMxl'; a prim, root, [rather
' ident. with 1350, through the idea of
freeing, i.e. repudiating] ; to soil or (flg.) desecrate:—
defile, pollute, stain.
1352. bN3 go'el, go 1 -el; from 1351; profana-
tion:— defile.
1353. !"iVN3 g'ullah, gheh-ool-law' ; fern. pass.
part, of 1350; redemption (including
the right and the object); by impl. relationship:—
kindred, redeem, redemption, right.
1354. 33 gab, gab; from an unused root mean.
to hollow or curve; the 6acfc(as rounded
[comp. 1460 and 1479]; by anal, the top or rim, a boss,
a vault, arch of eye, bulwarks, etc.:— back, body,
boss, eminent (higher) place, [eye] brows, nave,
ag gab (Chald.), gab; corresp. to 1354:—
back.
33 geb, gabe; from 1461; a log (as cut out);
" also well or cistern (aB dug):— beam, ditch,
ring.
1355.
1356.
pit.
1357. 33 gSb, gabe; prob. from 1461 [comp. 1462];
" a locust (from its cutting):— locust.
1358. 33 gdb (Chald.), gobe; from a root corresp.
to 1461; a pit (for wild animals) (as cut
out):— den.
1359. 33 G6b, gobe; or (fully)
313 Gowb, gobe'; from 1461; pit; Odb, a
place in Pal.:— Gob.
1360. S?33 gebe, geh'-beh; from an unused root
mean. prob. to collect; a reservoir; by
anal, a marsh:— marish, pit.
1361. PDJ! gababh, gaw-bah'; a prim, root; to
soar, i.e. be lofty; flg. to be haughty:—
exalt, be haughty, be (make) high (-er), lift up, mount
up, be proud, raise up great height, upward.
1362. EI33 ga.ba.bh, gaw-bawh'; from 1361; lofty
* T (lit. or fig.):— high, proud.
1363. SJ33 gdbabb, go'-bah; from 1361; elation,
grandeur, arrogance:— excellency,
haughty, height, high, loftiness, pride.
1364. JM-* gabdahb, gaw-bo'-ah; or (fully)
!3133 gabSwahh, gaw-bo'-ah; from 1861;
elevated (or elated), powerful, arro-
gant:— haughty, height, high (-er), lofty, proud, X ex-
ceeding proudly.
1365. rWl3| gabbuwth, gab-hooth'; from
1361; pride:— loftiness, lofty.
1366. 3133 g e bAwl, gheb-ool'; or (short.)
?33 g e bnl, gheb-ool'; from 1379; prop, a
** ' cord (as twisted), i.e. (by impl.) a boun-
dary; by extens. the territory inclosed:— border,
bound, coast, X great, landmark, limit, quarter,
space.
1367. !lbl33 g e buwlab, gheb-oo-law'; or (short.)
Sn333 g e bAlab, gheb-oo-law 1 ; fem. of
1366; a boundary, region:— border,
bound, coast, landmark, place.
1368. 1133 gibbdwr, ghib-bore'; or (short.)
"133 gibbdr, ghib-bore'; intens. from the
same as 1397; powerful; by impl. war-
rior, tyrant:— champion, chief, x excel, giant, man,
mighty (man, one), strong (man), valiant man.
1369. S11133 g e bmrrah, gheb-oc-raw'; fem.
pass. part, from the same as 1368;
force (lit. or fig.); by impl. valor, victory:— -force,
mastery, might, mighty (act, power), power, strength.
1370. J111S3 g'buwrah (Chald.), gheb-oo^aw' ;
corresp. to 1369; power:— might.
1371. 11133 gibbeacb, ghib-bay'-akh; from an un-
used root mean, to be high (in the fore-
head); bald in the forehead :— forehead bald.
1372. nlia3 gabbachatb, gab-bakh'-ath; from
the same as 1371 ; baldness in the fore-
head; by anal, a bare spot on the right side of cloth:—
bald forehead, X without.
1373. "'as Gabbay, gab-bah'ee; from the same as
1354; collective:— Qabbai, an Isr.:— Gab-
bai.
1374. d^SS Gebtym, gay-beem'; plur. of 1356;
cisterns; Gebim, a place in Pal.:—
Gebim.
1375. 3P33 g e biya«, gheb-ee'-ah; from an unused
root (mean, to be convex); a goblet; by
anal, the calyx of a flower:— house, cup, pot.
1376. T33 gobiyr, gheb-eer'; from 1396; a mas-
ter:— lord.
1377. tYTSS g e biyrab, gheb-ee-raw 1 ; fem. of
1376; a mistress:— queen.
1378. llS^S gabiysh, gaw-beesh'; from an un-
used root (prob. mean, to freeze);
crystal (from its resemblance to ice):— pearl.
1379. b33 gabal, gaw-bal'; a prim, root; prop, to
twist as a rope; only (as a denom. from
1366) to bound (as by a line):— be border, set (bounds
about).
1380. ^33 G«bal, gheb-al'; from 1379 (in the
sense of a. chain ot hills); amountain;
Gebal, a place in Phoenicia:— Gebal.
1381. bl3 G e bal, gheb-awl'; the same as 1380;
Gebal, a region in Idumsea:— Gebal.
ribaS g e bulab. See 1367.
r *■. :
1382. 1333 Gibliy, ghib-lee'; patrial from 1380; a
Gebalite, or inbab. of Gebal:— Giblites,
stone-squarer.
1383. nb33 gabluth, gab-looth'; from 1379; a
twisted chain or lace:— end.
1384. 'jaa glbben, gib-bane'; from an unused
root mean, to be arched or contracted;
hunch-backed: — crookbackt.
1385. J1233 g e binah, gheb-ee-naw 1 '; fem. from the
same as 1384; curdled milk:— cheese.
1386. p33 galmon. gab-nohn'; from the same as
1384; a hump or peak of hills :— high.
1387. 5*33 Geba', gheh'-bah; from the same as
1375, a hillock; Geba, a place in Pal.:—
Gaba, Geba, Gibeah.
1388. 8233 Gib'a', ghib-aw'; by perm, for 1389;
a hill; Giba, a place in Pal. :— Gibeah.
1389. rW33 glb'ah, ghib-aw'; fem. from the
same as 1387; a hillock: — hill, little hill.
1390. Sll*33 Glb'ab, ghib-aw 1 ; the same as 1389;
Gibah; the name of three places in
Pal.:— Gibeah, the hill.
1391. pJ*33 Gib'own, ghib-ohn'; from the same
as 1387; hilly; Gibon, a place in Pal.:—
Giheon.
1392. bi>33 gtb<61, ghib-ole'; prol. from 1375; the
calyx of a flower:— boiled.
1393. ' 1 ?b'33 Glb'oniy, ghib-o-nee'; patrial from
1391; a Gibonite, or inhab. of Gibon:—
Gibeonite.
1394. ri3?33 Gib'atb, ghib-ath'; from the same
' as 1375; hilliness; Gibath: — Gibeath.
1395. " , ri5 t 33 Glb'athiy, ghib-aw-thee' ; patrial
" T : ' from 1390; a Gibathite, or inhab. of
Gibath:— Gibeathite.
1396. 133 gabar, gaw-bar 1 ; a prim, root; to be
strong; by impl. to prevail, act inso-
lently:— exceed, confirm, be great, be mighty, prevail,
put to more [strength], strengthen, be stronger, be
valiant.
1397. 133 geber, gheh'-ber; from 1396; prop, a
valiant man or warrior; gen. a person
simply: — every one, man, X mighty. (
1398.
1399.
1400.
1401.
1402.
1403.
1409.
1410.
133 Geber, gheh'-ber; the same as 3397;
Geber, the name of two Isr. :— Geber.
133 g*bar, gheb-ar'; from 1396; the same
as 1397; a person:— man.
133 g®bar (Chald.), gheb-ar 1 ; corresp. to
1399: — certain, man.
133 glbbar (Chald.), ghib-bawr'; intens. of
1400; valiant, or warrior: — mighty.
133 Gibbar, ghib-bawr'; intens. of 1399;
Gibbar, an Isr. :— Gibbar.
S1133 g e burab.. See 1369.
bS"i133 Gabriy'el, gab-ree-ale'; from
' : 1397 and 410; man of God; Gabriel,
an archangel: — Gabriel.
1404. rl33 geberetb, gheb-eh'^reth; fem. o£
1376; mistress:— lady, mistress.
1405. 111133 Gibb e tb6wn, ghib-beth-one' ; in-
tens. from 1389; a hilly spot; Gib
bethon, a place in Pal.:— Gibbethon.
1406. 33 gag, gawg; prob. by redupl. from 1342; a
roof; by anal, the top of an altar:— root
(of the house), (house) top (of the house).
1407. 13 gad, gad; from 1413 (in the sense ol
cutting); coriander seed (from its fur-
rows): — coriander.
1408. 13 Gad, gad; a var. of 1409; Fortune, a
Bab. deity:— that troop.
13 gad, gawd; from 1464 (in the sense Of
distributing); fortune:— troop.
"7)1 Gad, gawd; from 1464; Gad, a son of
* Jacob, includ. his tribe and its territory;
also a prophet: — Gad.
1411. 1313 g e da.bar (Chald.), ghed-aw-bawr 1 ;
corresp. to 1489; a treasurer;— treas-
urer.
1412. 511313 Gudgodab, gud-go'-daw; by re-
dupl, from 1413 (in the sense of cut-
ting) cleft; Gudgodah, a place in the Desert:— Gud-
godah.
1413. 113 gadad, gaw-dad'; a prim, root [comp.
1464] ; to crowd; also to gash (as if by
pressing into):— assemble (selves by troops), gather
(selves together, self in troops), cut selves.
1414. 113 g e dad (Chald.), ghed-ad'; corresp. to
1413; to cut down:— hew down.
J1113 g*dAdab. See 1417.
T'.. :
1415. (113 gadah, gaw-daw'; from an unused
root (mean, to cut off); a border of a
river (as cut into by the stream):— bank.
M1| Gaddab. See 2693.
1416. 1*113 godawd, ghed-ood'; from 1413; a
crowd (espec. of soldiers);— army, band
(of men), company, troop (of robbers).
1417. 1113 g'duwd, ghed-ood'; or (fem.)
•1113 g e dudab, ghed-oo-daw' ; from 1413;
a furrow (as cut):— furrow.
111113 g e d«wdab, ghed-oo-daw'; fem.
part. pass, of 1413; an incision:—
cutting.
1419. 3113 gadowl, gaw-dole'; or (short.)
313 gadol, gaw-dole'; from 1431; great (in
any sense); hence older; also insolent:—
+ aloud, elder (-est), + exceeding (-ly), + far, (man of)
great (man, matter, thing, -er, -ness), high, long,
loud, mighty,more, much, noble, proud thing, x sore,
(X) very.
1420. Sibil! g e d«wlab, ghed-oo-law'; or
(short.) «1313 g e dnllab, ghed-ooUauf; or (less
accurately)
ilbl13 g e duwllab, ghed-ooUlaw'; fem. of
1419; greatness; (concr.) mighty
acts;— dignity, great things (-ness), majesty.
1421. t)113 gldduwph, ghid-doof; or (short.)
f|13 glddupb, ghid-doof; and (fem.)
1ISII3 glddupbab., ghid-doo-favf; or
)1B13 glddnpbab, ghid-doo-fauf; from
1422; vilification:— reproach, reviling,
1418.
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HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
1432. ITIB115 gduwpiiiih, ghed-oo-faw>; tern.
pass. part, of 1442: a revilement:—
taunt
1ft3 G e d6wr. See 1448.
1423. I'JJl g e dty, ghed-ee'; from the same as 141B;
a young goat (from browsing) :— kid.
1424 l"!!* Gadiy, gaw-dee'; from 1409; fortunate;
Gadi, an Isr.: — Gadi
1425. "H3 Gadiy, gaw-dee 1 ; patron, from 1410; a
Gadite (collect.) or desc. of Gad:— Gadites,
children of Gad.
1426. l^Jl Gaddiy, gad-dee'; intens. for 1434;
Gaddi, an Isr.:— Gaddi.
1427. bS^IS Gaddiy'el, gad-dee-ale'; from 1409
and 410; fortune of God; Gaddiel, an
Isr.:— Gaddiel.
1428. rt;"!?" gldyab, ghid-yaw'; or
WIS" gadyab, gad-yaw'; the same as
1415; a river brink:— bank.
1429. STIS g e diyab, ghed-ee-yaw 1 ; fern, of 1423;
a young female goat:— Wd.
1430. IB 1 *!)! gadiysb, gaw-deesh'; from an un-
used root (mean, to fteap up) ; a stack of
sheaves; by anal, a tomb:— shock (stack) (of corn),
tomb.
1431. blS gadal, gaw-dal'; a prim, root; prop.
to twist [comp. 1434], i.e. to be (caus.
make) large (in various senses, as in body, mind, es-
tate or honor, also in pride):— advance, boast, bring
up, exceed, excellent, be (-come, do, give, make, wax),
great (-er, come to . . . estate, -\- things), grow (up),
increase, lift up, magnify (-iflcal), be much set by,
nourish (up), pass, promote, proudly [spoken], tower.
1432. Vl3 gadel, gaw-dale'; from 1431; targe (lit.
or flg.): — great, grew.
1433. Vl3 godel, go'-del; from 1431; magnitude
(lit. or flg.):— greatness, stout (-ness).
1434. Vl3 g e dll, ghed-eel'; from 1431 (in the sense
: of twisting); thread, i.e. a tassel or fes-
toon:— fringe, wreath.
1435. bia Giddel, ghid-dale'; from 1431; stout;
Giddel, the name of one of the Nethinim,
also of one of " Solomon's servants": — Giddel.
Via gadol. See 1419.
?lb"JS g e dullab. See 1420.
1436. STblS G e dalyah, ghed-al-yaw' ; or(prol.)
VfVJSI G e dalyal»fiw, ghed-al-yaw' -hoo;
from 1431 and 8050; Jah lias become
great; Gedaljah, the name of Ave Isr.:— Gedaliah.
1437. 'Vjibla Glddaltiy, ghid-dal'-tee; from
: ' 1431 ; I have made great; Giddalti, an
Isr.:-Giddalti.
1438. 3H3 gada«, gaw-dah'; a prim, root; to fell
a tree; gen. to destroy anything:— cut
(asunder, in sunder, down, off), hew down.
1439. Tteia Gid«6wn, ghid-ohn'; from 1438;
' " feller (i.e. warrior); Gidon, an Isr.:—
Gideon. •
1440. tfyia Gld«6m, gftid-o7im';from 1438; a eut-
1 ting (Le. desolation); Gidom, a place
in PaL:— Gidom.
1441. "Wia Gld«6niy, ghid-o-nee'; from 1438;
warlike [comp. 1489]; Gidoni, an
1st.;— Gideon!
1442. EH3 gadapb, gaw-daf; a prim, root; to
hack (with words), Le. revile:— blas-
pheme, reproach.
JPJ3 giddupb, and
MOT| giddupbah. See 1421
1443 T33 gadar, gaw-dar 1 ; a prim, root; to wall
in or around:— close up, fence up,
hedge, Inclose, make up [a wall], mason, repairer,
1444. *)13 geder, gheh'-der; from 1443; a circwm-
vallation:—wa3L
1445. *fl3 Geder, gheh'-der; the same as 1444;
Geder, a place in Pal.:— Geder.
1446. ^fta G 6 d6r, ghed-ore'; or (fully)
lVi3 G e d«»wr, ghed-ore'; from 1448; inrfo-
: sure; Gedor, a place in PaL; also the
name of three Isr. :— Gedor.
1447. Tiajgade'r, gaw-dare'; from 1448; a cir-
cumvcUlation; byimpl. an inclosure:—
fence, hedge, wall.
1448. SYJ13 g e derala, ghed-ay-raw' ; fem. of
1447; inclosure (espec. for flocks): —
[sheep-] cote (fold) hedge, wall.
1449. STria G e d£rab, ghed-ay-rav/; the same as
1448; (with the art.) Gederah, a place
in PaL:— Gederah, hedges.
1450. rri*na G e d6rdwtb, ghed-ay-rohth'; plur.
of 1448; walls; Geder oth, a place in
Pal.:— Gederoth.
1451. '''"QS G e de"riy, ghed-ay-ree' ; patrial from
1445; a Gederite, or inhab. of Geder:—
Gederite.
1452. "TlTia G e deratliiy, ghed-ay-raw-thee' ;
patrial from 1449; a Gederathite, or
inhab. of Gederah:— Gederathite.
1453. E'jrrna G e d6r6tliaylm, ghed-ay-ro-thah'-
yim; dual of 1448; double wall; Ge-
derothajim, a place in Pal.: — Gederothaim.
1454. (13 g6b, gay; prob. a clerical error for 2088;
this:— this.
1455. Flrta gahi&Ii, gaw-haw'; a prim, root; to
remove (a bandage from a wound, i.e.
heal it): — cure.
1456. S"I!13 gSbah., gay-haw'; from 1455; acure:—
medicine.
1457. '"irtj galiar, gaw-har'; a* prim, root; to
prostrate oneself:— cast self down,
stretch self.
1458. "13 gav, gav; another form for 1460; the
back: — back.
1459. "13 gav (Cbald.), gav; corresp. to 1460; the
middle:— midst, same, there- (where-) in.
1460. "13 g&v gave; from 1342 [corresp. to 1354] ;
the back; by anal, the middle: — \- among,
back, body.
1461. Sia gftwb, goob; a prim, root; to dig:—
husbandman.
1462. Sia gowb, gobe; from 1461; the locust
(from its grubbing as a larve) :— grass-
hopper, X great.
1463. 313 Gdwg, gohg; of uncert. der.; Gog, the
name of an Isr., also of some northern
nation:— Gog.
1464. "MS guwd, goode; a prim, root [akin to
1413]; to crowd upon, i.e. attack:— invade,
overcome.
1465. !lia gfevab, gay^oaw'; fem. of 1460; the
'" back, Le. (by extens.) the person:—
body.
1466. !rn3 g&vab, gay-vow 1 ; the same as 1465;
exaltation; (flg.) arrogance:— lifting up,
1467. !Tia gfevab (Cbald.), gay-vaW; corresp. to
T " 1466:— pride.
1468. T13 gftwz, goon; a prim, root [comp. 1494] ;
prop, to shear off; but used only in the
(flg.) sense of passing rapidly:— bring, cut off.
1469. Vfia gdwzal, go-zawl'; or (short.)
3J3 gozal, go-zawl'; from 1497; a nestling
(as being comparatively nude of feath-
ers):— young (pigeon).
1470. Ipa Gdwzan, go-zawn'; prob. from 1468;
a quarry (as a place of cutting stones);
Gozan, a province of Assyria:— Gozan.
147L "na gdwy, go'ee; rarely (short.)
a g6y, gof-ee; appar. from the same root as
1465 (in the sense of massing) ; a foreign
nation,; hence a Gentile; also (flg.) a troop of ani-
mals, or a flight of locusts:— Gentile, heathen, nation,
people.
1472. njia. gOviy&Ii, ghev-ee-yaw'; proL for
1465; a body, whether alive or dead:—
(dead) body, carcase, corpse.
1473. rfyia gowlali, go-laur; or (short.)
tlba gdlab, go-law 1 ; act. part. fem. of
1540; exile; concr. and colL exiles:—
(carried away), captive C-itaO, removing.
1474 ibia Gftwlan, go-lawn'; from 1478; cap-
tive; Golan, a place east of the Jordan:—
Golan.
1475. VHia gnwmmats, goonumawts'; of un.
cert, der.; a pit:— pit.
1476. ''SIS Gftwniy, goo-nee'; prob. from 1598;
protected; Guni, the name of two Isr.:—
Guni.
1477. "WS Guwniy, goo-nee'; patron, from 1476;
a Gunite (collect, with art. pref .) or desc.
of Guni:— Gunites.
1478. 3>13 gava', gaw-vah'; a prim, root; to
breathe out, Le. (by impl.) expire: — die,
be dead, give up the ghost, perish.
1479. Clia guwpb., goof; a prim, root; prop, to
hollow or arch, Le. (flg.) close; to shut:—
shut.
1480. JlBlS guwpbah, goo-faw'; from 1479; a
corpse (as dosed" to sense):— body.
1481. 113 gu\mr, goor; a prim, root; prop, to
turn aside from the road (for a lodging
or any other purpose), i.e. sojourn (as a guest) ; also
to shrink, fear (as in a strange place) ; also to gather
for hostility (as afraid):— abide, assemble, be afraid,
dwell, fear, gather (together), inhabitant, remain, so-
journ, stand in awe, (be) stranger, X surely.
1482. IIS gftwr, goor; or (short.)
la gar, goor; perh. from 1481; a cub (as
still abiding in the lair), espec. of the
lion:— whelp, young one.
1483. T13 Giiwr, goor; the same as 1482; Our, a
place in Pal.:— Gur.
1484. '"113 gowr, gore; or (fem.)
•"1^3 gdrab, go-raw'; a var. of 1482:—
whelp.
1485. b?3"Tia Gftwr-Ba'al, goor-bah'-al; from
1481 and 1168; dwelling of Baal;
Gur-Baal, a place in Arabia:— Gur-baaL
1486. V"ri3 gowral, gcwrawl'; or (short.)
Vj3 goral, g&ral'; from an unused root
mean, to 6e rough (as stone); prop, a
pebble, i.e. a !ot (small stones being used for that pur-
pose); flg. a portion or destiny (as if determined by
lot):— lot
1487. BIS guwsh, goosh; or rather (by perm.)
IB^a giysh, gheesh; of uncert. der. ; a mass
of earth:— clod.
1488. T3 gSz, ga2ie; from 1494; a /eece (as shorn);
also mown grass:— fleece, mowing, mown
1489. 13T.|1 glzbar, ghiz-bawr'; of for. der.-
ireosiirer:— treasurer.
1490. 1373 gizbar (Chald.), ghiz-bawr 1 ; corresp.
to 1489:— treasurer.
1491. rtT3 gazab, gaw-zaw 1 ; a prim, root [akin
to 1468]; to cm* oft, Le. portion out:—
take.
1492. FW3 gazzah, gaz-zaw 1 ; fem. from 1494; a
1493. "'jrifa Gtz6wniy, ghee-zo-nee'; patrial from
the unused name of a place appar. in
Pal. ; a Gizonite or inhab. of Gizoh: — Gizonite.
1494. TT3. gazaz, gaw-zaz'; a prim, root [akin to
1468]; tocui off; spec, to shear a flock,
or shave the hair; flg. to destroy an enemy:— cut off
(down), poU, shave, ([sheep-]) shear (-er).
1495. ITS Gaz£z gaw-zaze'; from 1494; shearer;
Gazez, the name of two Isr.:— Gazez.
1496. IVT3 gaziytb, gaw-zeeth'; from 1491;
something cut, Le. dressed stone:—
hewed, hewn stone, wrought
1497. bl.S gazal, gaw-zal'; a prim, root; to pluck
off; spec, to flay, strip or ro6:— catch,
consume, exercise [robbery], pluck (off), rob, spoil,
take away (by force, violence), tear.
1498. b.TS gazel, gaw-zale'; from 1497; robbery, or
(concr.) plunder:— robbery, thing taken
away by violence.
1499. Vta gSzel, ghe'-zel; from 1497; plunder, Le
■piolemce:— violence, violent perverting'.
b?3 gozal. See 1469.
1500. SibTS g e z£lali, ghez-ay-law' ; tern, of 1498
and mean, the same:— that (he had
robbed) [which he took violently away], spoil, vio-
lence.
1501. DT3 gazam, gaw-zawm'; from an unused
root mean, to devour; a kind of locust:—
palmer-worm.
1502. &TJ Gaizam, gaz-zawm'; from the same as
1501 ; devourer:— Qazzam, one of the Ne-
thinim : — Gazzam.
1503. 3>T3 geza«, geh'-zah; from an unused root
mean, to cut down (trees); the trunk or
stump of a tree (as felled or as planted):— stem, stock.
1504. ^W gazar, g.iw-zar'; a prim, root; to cut
down or off; (fig.) to destroy, divide, ex
elude or decide: — cut down (off), decree, divide,
snatch,
1505. ITS g e zar (Chald.), ghez-ar'; corresp. to
1504; to quarry; determine: — cut out,
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
1533
Ghedoofaw
Gomed
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1506. "ITS gezer, gheh'-zer; from 1504; something
cut off; a portion: — part, piece.
1507. ^ItS Gezer, gheh'-zer; the same as 1506;
Gezer, a place in Pal. :— Gazer, Gezer.
1508. STJTS gizrah, ghiz-raw'; fern, of 1506; the
figure or person (as if cut out); also an
inclosure (as separated):— polishing, separate place.
1509. FlTTS g*zerall, ghez-ay-raw' ; from 1504; a
: desert (as separated):— not inhabited.
1510. STlTS gez$r&h.iChald.), ghez-ay-raw'; from
1505 (as 1504); a decree:— decree.
1511. "'"ITS Glzriy (in the marg.), ghiz-ree'; pa-
trial from 1507; a Oezerite (collect.) or
inhab. of Gezer; but better (as in the text) by transp.
"iT"l3° Glrziy, gher-zee'; patrial of 1630; a
! Girzite (collect.) or member of a native
tribe in Pal.:— Gezrites.
lin.J Gididwn. See 1531.
1512. liftS gacliowii, gaw-khone'; prob. from
1518; the external abdomen, belly (as
the source of the foetus [comp. 1521]):— belly.
■nflS GScliaziy. See 1523.
VnS gachol. See 1513.
1513. btlS gecliel, geh'-khel; or (fem.)
ln?nS gacheletli, gah-kheh'-leth; from an
unused root mean, to glow or kindle;
an ember:— (burning) coal.
1514. OTIS Gaebajn, gah'-kham; from an unused
root mean, to burn; flame; Gacham, a
son of Nahor:— Gaham.
1515. ID! Gachar, gah'-khar; from an unused
root mean, to hide; lurker; Gachar, one
of the Nethinim:— Gahar.
^3 goy. See 1471.
1516. SOS guy>, gah'ee; or (short.)
^3 gay, gah'ee; prob. (by transm.) from the
same root as 1466 (abbrev.) ; a gorge (from
its lofty sides; hence narrow, but not a gully or win-
ter-torrent): — valley.
1517. "PS giyd, gheed; prob. from 1464; a thong
(as compressing') ; by anal, a tendon: —
sinew.
1518. ITS giyacli, ghee'-akh; or (short.)
T13 goach. go'-akh; a prim, root; to gush
forth (as water), gen. to issue:— break
forth, labor to bring forth, come forth, draw up, take
out.
1519. ITS giyacli (Chald.), ghee'-akh; or (short.)
till giiwach (Chald.), goo'-akh; corresp.
to 1548; to rush forth:— strive.
1520. IPS Giyacli, ghee'-akh; from 1518; a foun-
tain; Giach, a place in Pal. :— Giah.
1521. YlFPS Giychdwn, ghee-khone'; or (short.)
'liflS Gichown, ghee-khone'; from 1518;
stream; Gichon, a river of Paradise;
also a valley (or pool) near Jerusalem:— Gihon.
1522. "'tn^S G^ychaziy, gay-khah-zee'; or
"'TfJS GSchaziy, gay-khah-zee 1 ; appar-
from 1516 and 2372; valley of a vision-
ary: Gechazi, the servant of Elisha:— Gehazi.
Vs giyl, gheel; or (by perm.)
313° gawl, goal; a prim, root; prop, to
spin round (under the influence of any
violent emotion), i.e. usually rejoice, or (as cringing)
fear:— he glad, joy, be joyful, rejoice.
1524. b"\3 giyl, gheel; from 1523; a revolution (of
time, i.e. an age) ; also joy: — X exceed-
ingly, gladness, X greatly, joy, rejoice (-ing), sort.
1525. tlb 1 3 giylah, ghee-law'; or
nb" 1 - 5 ! giylatb, ghee-lath'; fem. of 1534;
joy:— joy, rejoicing.
|TJ5\1 Giyloh. See 1543.
1526. "'fb'Vl Giyldniy, ghee-lo-nee' ; patrial from
1543; a Gilonite or inhab. of Giloh:—
Gilonite.
1527. ni^S Giynath, ghee-nath'; of uncert. der.;
Ginath, an Isr. :— Ginath.
1528. Trl giyr (Chald.), gheer; corresp. to 1615;
lime:— plaster.
T3 geyr. See 1616.
1529. "]TZi' 1 3 Geyshan, gay-shawn'; from the
same as 1487; lumpish; Geshan, an
Isr.:— Geshan.
1530. bs gal, gal; from 1556; something rolled, i.e.
a heap of stone or dung (plur. ruins) ; by
anal, a spring of water (plur. waves):— billow, heap,
spring, wave.
1531. 33 g&l, gole; from 1556; a cup for oil (as
round):— bowl.
Nbs g e Ia». See 1541.
1532. ib3 gallafo, gaZ-taiio'; from an unused root
mean, to shave; a barber:— barber.
1533. ?3b3 Gilboa', ghil-bo'-ah; from 1530 and
1158; fountain of ebullition; Gilboa,
a mountain of Pal. :— Gilboa.
1534. 3333 galgal, gal-gal'; by redupl. from 1556;
a wheel; by anal, a whirlwind; also
dust (as whirled):— heaven, rolling thing, wheel.
1535. 3333 galgal (Chald.), gal-gal'; corresp. to
1534; awheel: — wheel.
1536. 33b3 gllgal, ghil-gawV; a var. of 1534:-
wheel.
1537. 33bs Gllgal, ghil-gawl' ; the same as 1536
(with the art. as a prop, noun) ; Gilgal.
the name of three places in Pal.:— Gilgal. See also
1019.
1538. nbilbs gulgoleth, gul-go'-leth; by redupl.
from 1556 ; a skull (as round) ; by impl.
a head (in enumeration of persons): — head, every
man, poll, skull.
1539. lbs geled, ghe'-led; from an unused root
prob. mean, to polish; the (human) skin
(as smooth):— skin.
1540. Jibs galah, gaw-laiv'; a prim, root; to de-
nude (espec. in a disgraceful sense);
by impl. to exile (captives being usually stripped):
fig. to reveal: — [-advertise, appear, bewray, bring,
(carry, lead, go) captive (into captivity), depart, dis-
close, discover, exile, be gone, open, x plainly, pub-
lish, remove, reveal, X shamelessly, shew, X surely,
tell, uncover.
1541. ribs gHah (Chald.), ghel-aw'; or
JOS g e la' (Chald.), ghel-aw", corresp. to
1540:— bring over, carry away, reveal.
rtb T 3 golah. See 1473.
1542. FT33 Giloh, ghee-lo'; or (fully)
•T3' , 3 Giyloli, ghee-lo'; from 1540; open;
Giloh, a place in Pal. :— Giloh.
1543. Mb3 gnllah, gool-law'; fem. from 1556; a
fountain, bowl or globe (all as round):—
bowl, pommel, spring.
1544. 3lb3 gilluwl, ghil-lool'; or (short.)
bb3 glllul, ghil-lool'; from 1B56; prop, a
log (as round); by impl. an idol:— idol.
1545. &ib3 geiowm, 0fteZ-omeV from 1563; cloth-
ing (as wrapped) :— clothes.
1546. Tibs galiiwth, gaw-looth'; fem. from
1540; captivity; concr. exiles (col-,
lect):— {they that are carried away) captives (-ity.)
1547. nibs galuwth (Chald.), gaw-looth'; cor-
resp. to 1546:— captivity.
1548. tI3S galacta, gaw-lakh'; a prim, root; prop.
to be bald, i.e. (caus.) to shave; fig. to lay
waste:— poll, shave (off).
1549. "p^S gillaydwn, ghil-law-yone' '; or
y?% gllyown, ghil-yone'; from 1540; a
tablet for writing (as bare) ; by anal, a
mirror (as s. plate):— glass, roll.
1550. b^bs galiyl, gaw-leel'; from 1556; a valve
of a folding door (as turning); also a
ring (as round) :— folding, ring.
1551. b^bs Galiyl, gaw-leel'; or (prol.)
j-ib^bj Galiylah, gaw-lee-law 1 '; the same
as 1550; a circle (with the art.); Galil
(as a special circuit) in the North of Pal. :— Galilee.
1552. rfrbs g e liylah, ghel-ee-law'; fem. of
1550; a circuit or region:— border,
coast, couutl-y.
1553. niVb3 G<>liyl6wth, ghel-ee-lowth'; plur.
of 1552; circles; Geliloth, a place in
Pal.:-Geliloth.
1554. Q-'TS Galliym, gal-leem'; plur. of 1530;
springs; Gallim, a place in Pal. :— Gal-
lim.
1555. rvjbs Golyatb, gol-yath>; perh. from 1540;
exile; Goljath, a Philistine:— Goliath.
1556. 533 galal, gaw-lal'; a prim, root; to roll "
(lit. or flg.):— commit, remove, roll
(away, down, together), run down, seek occasion,
trust, wallow,
1557. bbs galal, gaw-lawl'; from 1556; dung (as
in balls):— dung.
1558. bb3 galal, gaw-lawl'; from 1556; a circum-
stance (as rolled around) ; only used adv.,
on account of :— because of, for (sake).
1559. bbs Galal, gaw-lawl'; from 1556, in the
sense of 1560; great; Galal, the name of
two Isr.:— Galal.
1560. bbs g e lal (Chald.), ghel-awl'; from a root
corresp. to 1556; weight or size (as if
rolled):— great.
1561. bbs gelel, gay'-lel; a var. of 1557; dung
(plur. balls of dung):— dung.
1562. "'bbs Gilalay, ghe-lal-ah'ee; from 1561;
dungy; Gilalai, an Isr.:— Gilalai.
1563. D33 galam, gaw-lam'; a prim, root; to
fold:— wrap together.
1564. 033 golem, go'-lem; from 1563; a wrapped
(and unformed mass, i.e. as the em-
bryo):— substance yet being unperfect.
1565. "linbs galmuwd, gal-mood'; prob. by
prol. from 1563; sterile (as wrapped
up too hard); flg. desolate:— desolate, solitary.
1566. 3>5S gala', gaw-lah'; a prim, root; to be
obstinate:— (inter-) meddle (with).
1567. "J5>b3 Gal'Gd, gal-ade'; from 1530 and 5707;
heap of testimony; Galed, a memorial
cairn E. of the Jordan:— Galeed.
1568. "Wbs Gll'ad, ghil-awd'; prob. from 1567;
Gilad, a region E. of the Jordan; also
the name of three Isr. :— Gilead, Gileadite.
1569. "H3>bs Gll'adiy, ghil-aw-dee' ; patron, from
1568; a Giladite or desc. of Gilad:—
Gileadite.
1570. tubs galash, gaw-lash'; aprim. root; prob.
to caper (as a goat):— appear.
1571. OS gam, gam; by contr. from an unused
root mean, to gather; prop, assemblage;
used only adv. also, even, yea, though; often repeated
as correl. both . . . and:— again, alike, also, (so much)
as (soon), both (so) . . . and, but, either . . . or, even,
for all, (in) likewise (manner), moreover, nay . . .
neither, one, then (-refore), though, what, with, yea.
1572. NWS gama», gaw-maw 1 ; a prim, root (lit.
or flg.) to ct&soro.-— swallow, drink.
1573. N73.3 gome', go'-meh; from 1573; prop, an
absorbent, i.e. the bulrush (from its
porosity); spec, the papyrus:— (bul-) rush.
1574. 1533 gomed, go'-med; from an unused root
appar. mean, to grasp; prop, a span:—
cubit.
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1575. *fl3| gammad, gam-mawd'; from the same
as 1574; a warrior (as grasping weap-
ons): — Qammadims.
1576. bTO3 g e mftwl,p/iem-ool'; from 1580; treat-
ment, i.e. an act (of good or ill); by
imp!, service or regttitaJ; — (-as bast served, benefit,
desert, deserving, that which he bath given, recom-
pence, reward.
1577. 71133 gamuwl, gaw-mool'; pass. part, of
1580; rewarded; Gamut, an Isr.:— Ga-
mul. See also 1014.
1578. ("131733 g e muwlah, ghem-oo-law' ; tern, of
1576; mean, the same:— deed, reeom-
pence, such a reward.
1579. 1T323 Gimzow, ghim-zo 1 ; of uncert. der.;
Gimzo, a place in Pal.:— Gimzo.
1580. b/23 gamal, gaio-maV; a prim, root; to
treat a person (well or ill), i.e. benefit or
requite; by impl. (of toil) to ripen, i.e. (spec.) to
wean: — bestow on, deal bountifully, do (good), recom-
pense, requite, reward, ripen, + serve, wean, yield.
1581. b)33 gamal, gaw-mawl'; appar. from 1580
(in the sense of labor or burden-bear-
ing): a camel:— camel.
1582. ■'Visa G B mallly, ghem-al-lee'; prob. from
1581 ; camel-driver; Gemalli, an Isr.:—
Gemalli.
1583. Virtual CamUy^I, gam-lee-ale'; from 1580
and 410; reward of God; Gamliel, an
Tsr.:— Gamaliel.
1584. 1M| gamar, gaw-mar'; a prim, root; to
end (in the sense of completion or fail-
are):— cease, come to an end, fail, perfect, perform.
1685. 1333 g e mar (Chald.), ghem-ar'; corresp. to
1584:— perfect.
1586. 1B3 Gomer, go'-mer; from 1584; comple-
tion; Gomer, the name of a son of Ja-
pheth and of his desc. ; also of a Hebrewess: — Gomer.
1587. 71J1123 G e marya.b, ghem-ar-yaw 1 ; or
UTJTS? G e maryabuw, ghem-ar^yaw'-
hoo; from 1584 and S050; Jah has
perfected; Gemarjah, the name of two Isr.:— Gem-
ariah.
1588. 'jl gan, gan; from 1598; a garden (as
fenced) :— garden.
1589. 333 ganab, gauvnab'; a prim, root; to
thieve (lit. or fig.); by impl. to deceive:—
carry away, x indeed, secretly bring, steal (away),
get by stealth.
1590. 333 gannab, gauniab'; from 1589; a
stealer: — thief.
1591. 71333 g e nebah, ghen-ay-bau/; from 1589;
stealing, i.e. (concr.) something
stolen.'— theft.
1592. fl333 G e nubath, ghen-oo-bath'; from
1589; theft; Genubath, an Edomitish
prince:— Gemibath.
1593. 7133 gannab, gan-naw'; fern, of 1588; a
garden:— garden.
1594. 7133 ginna.li, ghin-naw 1 ; another form for
1593:— garden.
1595. T33 genez, gheh'-nez; from an unused root
mean, to store; treasure; by impl. a
coffer:— chest, treasury.
1596. tj3 g«naz (Chald.), gken-az'; corresp. to
1595; treasure: — treasure.
glnzab, ghin-zak'; prol. from 1595;
a treasury:— treasury.
"JM ganan, gaw-nan'; a prim, root; to
hedge about, i.e. (gen.) protect:— defend.
111133 GlnnHbown, ghin-neth-one; or
17133 Glnn e tb6w, ghin-neth-o'; from
1598; gardener; Ginnethon or Ginnetho,
an Isr.: — Ginnetho, Ginnethon.
1600. 713>3 ga'ah, gaw-aw>; a prim, root; to
bellow (as cattle):— low.
1601. 7123 Go'ah, oo-ato'; fern. act. part, of
1600; lowing; Qoah, a place near
JeruB.:— Goath.
1602. b?3 ga'al, gaw-al'; a prim, root; to detest;
■ by UnpL to reject:— abhor, fail, lothe,
vllaly oast away.
HEBEEW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
1603. b?3 Ga'ai, gaft'-al; from 1602; loathing;
1597.
1598.
1599.
Ga'al, gah'-al; from 1602;
Goal, an Isr.:— SaaL
1604. b?3 ga'al. go'-al; from 1602; abhorrence:—
loathing.
1605. 1?3 ga'ar, gaw-ar'; a prim, root; to
chide:— corrupt, rebuke, reprove.
1606. 7113J3 gO'arah, gheh-aw-raw ; from 1605;
a chiding;— rebuke (-ing), reproof.
1607. 1233>3 ga'asb, gaw-ash'; a prim, root to
agitate violently:— move, shake, toss,
trouble.
1608. ©5*3 Ga?asb, oa'-osft; from 1607; a s«afc-
ing; Gaash, a hill in Pal. :— Gaash.
1609. SnM Ca'lam, gah-tawm'; of uncert. der.;
Gatam, an Edomite: — Gatam.
1610. t]3 gapb, gaf; from an unused root mean.
to arch; the back; by extens. the body or
self: — (- highest places, himself.
1611. £13 gapb (Chald.), gaf; corresp. to 1610: —
a wing:— wing.
1612. "1S3 gepben, gheh'-fen; from an unused root
mean, to bend; a vine (as twining),
esp. the grape:— vine, tree.
1613. 1S3 gdpber, go'-fer; from an unused root,
prob. mean, to house in; a kind of tree
or wood (as used for building), appar. the cypress:—
gopher.
1614. 2"P1B3 gophriytb, gof-reeth'; prob. fem.
of 1613; prop, cypress-resin; by anal.
sulphur (as equally inflammable): — brimstone.
1615. 13 gir, gfteer; pern, from 3564; lime (from
being burned in a kiln: —chalk [-stone].
1616. 13 g6r, gare; or (fully)
T , 3. g^y*! gare; from 1481; prop, a guest;
by Impl. a foreigner:— alien, sojourner,
stranger.
13 BUT. See 1482.
1617.
©era.
1618.
813 Gfera', gay-raw'; perh. from 1628; i
grain; Gera, the name of six Isr.:-
313 garab, gaw-rawV; from an unused root
mean, to scratch; scurf (from itching):—
scab, scurvy.
1619. 313 Gareb, gaw-rabe'; from the same as
1618; scabby; ffareb, the name of anlsr.,
also of a hill near Jerus.:— Gareb.
1620. 1313 gargar, gar-gar'; by redupl. from
1641; a berry (as if a pellet of rumina-
tion):— berry.
1621. 7111313 garg e r6\rtb, gar-gher-owth'; fem.
plur. from 1641 ; the throat (as used
in rumination): — neck.
1622. "'123313 Glrgasbiy, ghir-gaw-shee'; patrial
from an unused name [of uncert.
der.]; a Girgashite, one of the native tribes of Can-
aan:— Girgashite, Girgasite.
1623. IIS garad, gaw-rad'; a prim, root; to
abrade:— scrape.
1624. !"I13 garab, gate-rate'; a prim, root; prop.
to grate, i.e. (flg.) to anger: — contend,
meddle, stir up, strive.
1625. 7113 gerab, gay-raw 1 ; from 1641; the cud
(as scraping the throat):— cud.
1626. H13 ggrab, gay-raw'; from 1641 (as in
1625); prop, (like 1620) a kernel (round
as if scraped), i.e. a gerah or small weight (and
coin):— gerah.
7113 gdrab. See 1484.
1627. 1113 garown, gauwone'; or (short.)
"^13 gar&n, gaw-rone'; from 1641; the
throat [comp. 1621] (as roughened by
swallowing):— X aloud, mouth, neck, throat.
1628. 11113 jreriiwtb gay-rooth'; from 1481; a
(temporary) residence:— habitation.
1629. tl3 garaz, gaw^raz'; a prim, root; to cut
off :— cut off.
1630. D^tla G*riz4ym, gher-ee-zeem'; plur. of
an unused noun from 1629 [comp.
1511], cut up d.e. rocky); Gerisim, a mountain of
PaL:— Gerizim,
1631. 1J13 garaen, garden 1 ; from 1889; an
axe;— ax.
1632. Vl3" gardl, gaw-role'; from the same as
1486; harsh:— man of great [as in the
marg. which reads 1419].
bl3 gdral. See 1486.
1633. 013 garam, gaw-ram'; a prim, root; to be
spare or skeleton-like; used only as a
denom. from 1634; (caus.) to bone, i.e. denude (by
extens. craunch) the bones:— gnaw the bones, break.
1634. 013 gerem, gheh'-rem; from 1633; a bone
(as the skeleton of the body) ; hence self,
i.e. (flg.) very:— bone, strong, top.
16S5. 013 gerem (Chald.), gheh'-rem; corresp. to
1634; a bone:— bone.
1636. "'Mia Garmiy, gar-mee'; from 1684; bony,
i.e. strong:— Garmite.
1637. ^13 goren, go'-ren; from an unused root
mean, to smooth; a threshing-^oor (as
made ewen) ; by anal, any open area: — (barn, corn,
threshing-) floor, (threshing-, void) place.
"J13 garon. See 1627.
1638. 013 garac, gaw-ras'; a prim, root; to
crush; also (intrans. and flg.) to dis-
solve:— break.
1639. 3>13 gars', gaw-rah'; a prim, root; to
scrape off; by impl. to shave, remove,
lessen or withhold:— abate, clip, (di-) minish, do (take)
away, keep back, restrain, make small, withdraw.
1640. C|13 garapb, gaw-raf; a prim, root; to
bear off violently:— sweep away.
1641. 113 garar, gaw-rar'; a prim, root; to drag
off roughly; by impl. to bring up the
cud (i.e. ruminate) ; by anal, to saw:— catch, chew,
X continuing, destroy, saw.
1642. 113 G e rar, gher-awr'; prob. from 1641; a
rolling country; Gerar, a Philistine
city:— Gerar.
1643. 12313 geres, gheh'-res; from an unused root
mean, to husk; a kernel (collect.), i.e.
grain:— beaten corn.
1644. 11)13 garasb, gaw-rash'; a prim, root; to
drive out from a possession; espec. to
expatriate or divorce:— cast up (out), divorced
(woman), drive away (forth, out), expel, X surely
put away, trouble, thrust out.
1645. 11313 geresb, gheh'-resh; from 1644; pro-
duce (as if expelled):— put forth.
1646. 7112313 g e rnsbab, gher-oo-shaw' ; fem. pass.
part, of 1644; (abstr.) dispossession:—
exaction.
1647. 012313 Ger^bdm, gay-resh-ome'; for 1648;
Gereshom, the name of four Isr.:—
Gersbom.
1648. 1112313 Ger^sbown, gay-resh-one' '; or
0112313 Ger e sbowm, gay-resh-ome'; from
1644; a refugee; Gereshon or Gere-
shom, an 1st.:— Gershon, Gershom.
1649. " I 3U5*13 Ger^sbnnniy, gay-resh-oon-nee';
patron, from 1648; a Geree/ionite or
desc. of Gereshon:— Gershonite, sons of Gershon.
1650. 111133 G e sbftwr, ghesh-oor'; from an un»
1 used root (mean, to join); bridge;
Geshur, a district of Syria:— Geshur, Geahurite.
1651. "'111233 G e sbawriy, ghe-shoo-ree 1 ; patrial
from 1650; a Geshurite (also collect.)
or inhab. of Geshur:— Geshuri, GeBhurites.
1652. D1133 gasbam, gaw-sham'; a prim, root; to
shower violently:— (cause to) rain.
1653. 01233 gesbem, gheh'-shem; from 1652; a
shower: — rain, shower.
1654. 01233 Gesbem, gheh'-shem; or (proL)
v v
1321233 Oashmiiw gash-moo'; the same &s
1653; Geshem or Gashmu, an Arabian:—
Gesbem, Gashmu.
1655. 01233 gesbem (Chald.), gheh'-shem; appar.
the same as 1653; used in a peculiar
sense, the body (prob. for the [flg.] Idea, of a bard.
rain):— body.
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Doob
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1656. BU53 gdsbem, go'shem; from 1662; equlv.
to 1653:— rained upon.
TOttta Gaabmnw. See 1654.
1657. "\Vilk Goshen, go'-shen; prob. of Eg. or. ; Go-
shen, the residence of the Isr. in Egypt;
also a place in Pal:— Goshen.
1658. NB1I53 Glshpa', ghish-paw'; of uncert. der. ;
Qishpa, an Isr. :— Gispa.
1659. ttjttja gashash, gaw-shash'; a prim, root;
appar. to feel about:— grope.
1660. na gatli, ga«i; prob. from 5059 (in the sense
of treading out grapes); a wine-press (or
vat for holding the grapes in pressing them):—
(wine-) press (fat).
1661. rig Gath, gath; the same as 1660; Oath, a
Philistine city:— Gath.
1662. iBIin-na Gath-ha-Chepher, gath-hah-
khay'-fer; or (abridged)
*lBn-!"in3 Glttah-Chepher, ghit-taw-
khay'-fer; from 1660 and 3658 with
the art. ins. ; winepress of (the) well; Gath-Chepher,
a place in Pal.:— Gath-kephr, Gittah-kephr.
1663. "WS Gittiy, ghit-tee'; patrial from 1661; a
Gittite or inhab. of Gath:— Gittite.
1664. ti?Fl3 Glttaylm, ghit-tah'-yim; dual of
1660; double wine-press; Gittajim, a
place in Pal.:— Gittaim.
1665. rPFlS Glttiyth, ghit-teeth'; tern, of 1663; a
Gittite harp:— Gittith.
1666. 1213 Gether, gheh'-ther; of uncert. der.;
Gether, a son of Aram, and the region
settled by him: — Gether.
1667. 'pWrna Gath-RImmdwn, gath-rim-
monef; from 1660 and 7416; wine-
press of (the) pomegranate; Gath-Bimmon, a place in
Pal. :— Gath-rimmon.
1668. Sn da' (Chald.), daw; corresp. to 2088;
this; — one . . . another, this.
1669. SN1 da'ab, daw-ab'; a prim, root; to
pine: — mourn, sorrow (-ful).
1670. FDSfJ d e 'abah, deh-aw-baW; from 1669;
prop, pining; by anal, fear:— sorrow.
1671. "pSSW d e 's£.b6wn, deh-aw-bone' ; from
1669; pining:— sorrow.
1673. SS&I da'ag, daw-ag 1 ; a prim, root; be anx-
ious:— be afraid (careful, sorry), sorrow,
take thought.
1673. S6H »6'Sg, do-aro'; or (fully)
Stftl IWiWeg, do-ayg'; act. part, of 1672;
anxious; Doeg, an Edomite: — Doeg.
1674. FiaS? 5 ! d e 'agah, deh-aw-gaw' ; from 1678;
anxiety: — care (-fulness), fear, heavi-
ness, sorrow.
1675. SlOT da'ab, daw-aw 1 ; a prim, root; to dart,
1 Le. fly rapidly:— fly.
1676. FISH da'ab, daw-aw'; from 1675; the kite
(from its rapid^igAt): — vulture. See 7201.
1677. ai dob, do6e; or (fully)
"Tn d6wb, dobe; from 1680; the bear (as
slow):— bear.
1678. SM do* (Chald.), dobe; corresp. to 1677:—
bear.
1679. SS/7 dobe', do'-beh; from an unused root
(comp. 1680) (prob. mean, to be sluggish,
I.e. restful); quiet:— strength.
1680. 331 dabab, daw-bab'; a prim, root (comp,
1679) ; to move slowly, i.e. glide; — cause
to speak.
1681. iT&l dlbbah. dtb-baw 1 ; from 1680 (in the
sense of furtive motion); slander:— de-
faming, evil report, infamy, slander.
1682. n^lia^ d e bowrah, deb-o-raw 1 ; or (short.)
T !
JTlhl d e bdrah, deb-o-raw'; from 1696 (in
the sense of orderly motion); the bee
(from Its systematic instincts):— bee.
1683. {"HiS 1 ! D e b6irrah, deb-o-raw 1 ; or (short.)
Wjh^ D e b6rah, deb-oraw'; the same as
1682; Deborah, the name of two Be-
brewesses:— Deborah.
1684. na? d e bacb (Chald.), deb-akh'; corresp. to
' 2076; to sacrifice (an animal): — offer
[sacrifice].
1685. TVy? d e bacb (Chald.), deb-akh'; from 1684;
a sacrifice:— sacrifice.
1686. TTSfl dtby6wn, dib-yone'; in the marg.
for the textual reading
■p^tT cherydwn, kher-yone'; both (in the
plur. only and) of uncert. der. ; prob.
some cheap vegetable, perh. a bulbous root:— dove'B
dung.
1687. ^VW d e biyr, deb-eer 1 ; or (short.)
■"D"! d e bir, deb-eer 1 ; from 1696 (appar. m
the sense of oracle) ; the shrine or inner-
most part of the sanctuary: — oracle.
1688. TW D e biyr, deb-eer 1 ; or (short.)
"Crt » e bir (Josh. 13 : 26 [but see 3810]), deb-
eer"; the same as 1687; Debir, the name
of an Amoritish king and of two places in Pal.: —
Debir.
1689. TOil Dl blah, dib-law'; prob. an orth. err.
for 7247; Diblah, a place in Syria:—
Diblath.
1690. iTbs'l d e belab, deb-ay-law'; from an un-
used root (akin to 2082) prob. mean, to
press together; a cake of pressed figs: — cake (lump)
of figs.
1691. lafert Dlblaylm, dib-lah'-yim; dual from
the masc. of 1690; two cakes; Diblajim,
a symbol, name:— Diblaim.
tTnb3 ,: ] Dlblathaylm. See 1015.
1692. j?31 dabaq, daw-bak'; a prim, root; prop.
to impinge, i.e. cling or adhere; fig. to
catch by pursuit: — abide fast, cleave (fast together),
follow close (hard after), be joined (together), keep
(fast), overtake, pursue hard, stick, take.
1693. pST d e baq. (Chald.), deb-ak'; corresp. to
1692; to stick to: — cleave.
1694. p95 debeq, deh'-bek; from 1692; a joint; by
impl. solder: — joint, solder.
1695. pSI dabeq, daw-bake'; from 1692; adher-
ing:— cleave, joining, stick closer.
1696. "0.1 dabar, daw-bar 1 ; a prim, root; perh.
prop, to arrange; but used fig. (of
words) to speak; rarely (in a destructive sense) to
subdue: — answer, appoint, bid, command, commune,
declare, destroy, give, name, promise, pronounce,
rehearse, say, speak, be spokesman, subdue, talk,
teach, tell, think, use [entreaties], utter, X well,
X work.
1697. "fil dabar, daw-bawr'; from 1696; a word;
by impl. a matter (as spoken of) or thing;
adv. a cause.- — act, advice, affair, answer, x any
such (thing), + because of, book, business, care, case,
cause, certain rate, + chronicles, commandment,
X commune (-ication), + concern [ing], + confer,
counsel, + dearth, decree, deed, X disease, due, duty,
effect, + eloquent, errand, [evil favoured] ness,
+ glory, + harm, hurt, + iniquity, -(- judgment, lan-
guage, + lying, manner, matter, message, [no] thing,
oracle, X ought, X parts, + pertaining, + please,
portion, + power, promise, provision, purpose, ques-
tion, rate, reason, report, request, X (as hast) said,
sake, saying, sentence, + sign, -f- so, some [unclean-
ness], somewhat to Bay, + song, speech, x spoken,
talk, task, -f- that, X there done, thing (concerning),
thought, 4- thus, tidings, what [-soever], 4- wherewith,
which, word, work.
1698. "IST deber, deh'-ber; from 1696 (in the sense
of destroying); a pestilence: — murrain,
pestilence, plague.
1699. *QK dober, do'-ber; from 1696 (in its origi-
'' rial sense); a pasture (from its arrange-
ment of the flock): — fold, manner.
*1S1 d e bir or »<=bir. See 1687, 3688.
1699'.
1700.
^3Tj dibber, dib-bare'; for 1697:— word.
JT-OI dibrab, dib-raw'; fern, of 1697; a
T : • reason, suit or style; — cause, end, es-
tate, order, regard.
1701. rrffl dibrab (Chald.), dUnraw'; corresp.
to 1700:— intent, sake.
TChl d e bdrab or D e borah. See 1682,
T ' 1683.
1702. STfiW dob e rah, do-ber-aw 1 ; fern. act. part.
of 1696 in the sense of driving [comp.
1699]; a raft ;— float.
1703. ttSKJ dabbarab, dab-bawraw 1 '; Intens.
from 1696; a word:— word.
1704. "'"Ti'l Dlbriy, dib-ree 1 ; from 1697; wordy;
Dibri, an Isr. :— Dibri.
1705. rnzl Dah e rath, daw-ber-ath' ; from 1697
(perh. in the sense of 1699); Daberath,
a place in Pal:— Dabareh, Daberath.
1706. lBla'l d e bash, deb-ash'; from an unused
root mean, to be- gummy; honey (from
its stickiness); by anal, syrup:— honey ([-comb]).
1707. 2111333 dabbesheth, dab -beh'-sheth; intens.
from the same as 1706; a sticky mass,
i.e. the hump of a camel:— hunch [of a camel].
1708. ni2)S3 Dabbesheth, dab-beh'-sheth; the
same as 1707; Dabbesheth, a place in
Pal. :— Dabbesheth.
1709. 3PI dag, dawg; or (fully)
1X1° da'g (Neh. 13 : 16), dawg; from 1711; a
fish (as prolific); or perh. rather from
1672 (as timid) ; but still better from 1672 (in the sense
of squirming, i.e. moving by the vibratory action of
the tail) ; a fish (often used collect.):— flsh.
1710. JIM dagab, daw-gaw 1 ; tern, of 1709, and
mean, the same: — fish.
1711. TX>1 dagab, daw-gaw'; a prim, root; to
move rapidly; used only as a denom.
from 1709; to spawn, i.e. become numerous: — grow.
1712. Tttl Dtigown, daw-gohn'; from 1709; the
fish-god; Dagon, a Philistine deity:—
Dagon.
1713. hil dagal, daw-gal'; a prim, root; to
flaunt, i.e. raise a flag; fig. to be con-
spicuous: — (set up, with) banners, chiefest.
1714. bW degel, deh'-gel; from 1713; a flag.—
banner, standard.
1715. "\i1 dagan, daw-gawn'; from 1711; prop.
increase, i.e. grain.'— corn ([floor]),
wheat.
1716. 'ngl dagar, dato-firor'/aprim. root; to&rood
over eggs or young:— gather, sit.
1717. T3 dad, dad; appar. from the same as 1780;
the breost (as the seat of love, or from its
shape): — breast, teat.
1718. IXVI dadab, daw-daw'; a doubtful root; to
walk gently:— go (softly, with).
1719. TVI D e dan, ded-awn'; or(prol.)
STST7 » e daneb (Ezek. 25 : 18), deh-daw 1 -
neh; of uncert. der.; Dedan., the name
of two Cushites and of their territory:— Dedan.
1720. ^Vyi D e daniym, ded-aw-neem'; plur. of
1719 (as patrial); Dedanites, the desc.
or inhab. of Dedan:— Dedanim.
1721. D' 1 ?'!' 1 ! Dodaniym, do-daw-neem' ; or 0>y
orth. err.)
D 1 ?*! 8 ! Rddamiym (1 Chron. 1 : 7), ro-dosw-
neem,'; a plur. of uncert. der.; Dodan-
ites, or desc. of a son of Javan:— Dodanim.
1722. 353 d e bab (Chald.), deh-hab'; corresp. to
2091; gold:— gold (-en).
1723. 81711° »abava< (Chald.), dah-hav-aw>; of
uncert. der. ; Dahava, a people colo-
nized in Samaria: — Dehavites.
1724. BrYl daham, daMi-Aam'; aprtm.root(comp.
1740); to be dumb, ie. (fig.) dumb-
founded:— -be astonished.
1725. '"irll dabar, daw-har 1 ; a prim, root; to
curvet or move irregularly: — pranse.
1726. IStn dababar, dah-hah-har 1 ; by redupL
from 1725; a gallop:— pransing.
3tm »6w'eg. See 1673.
1727. yft d&wb, doob; a prim, root; to mope, Le,
(flg.) pine/ — sorrow.
S'Tl dowb. See 1677,
30
Davvawg
Habhawb
1728. Ml davvag, dav-vawg 1 ; an orth. Tar. of
1709 as a denom. [1771]; a fisherman:—
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
1783
1729. S1M1 dtfrwgan, doo-gaw 1 ; tern, from the
same as 1728; prop, fishery, i.e. a hook
for fishing:— fish [hook].
1730. lil dowd, dode; or (short.)
"11 dod, dode; from an unused root mean.
prop, to boil, i.e. (fig.) to love; by impl. a
love-token, lover, friend; spec, an uncle: — (well-) be-
loved, father's brother, love, uncle.
1731. Ill dnwd, dood; from the same as 1730; a
pot (for boiling); also (by resemblance of
shape) a basket:— basket, caldron, kettle, (seething)
pot.
1732. Til David, daMi-reed'; rarely (fully)
Vy*l Dariyd, daw-veed'; from the same as
1780; loving; David, the youngest son
of Jesse;— David.
1733. rTTll dowdab., do-daw'; fem. of 1730; an
aunt: — aunt, father's sister, uncle's
wife.
1734. tTfa Dowdow, do-do'; from 1730; loving;
Dodo, the name of three Isr.:— Dodo.
1735. ISIIlil Dowdavahuw, do-daw-vaw'-hoo;
** from 1730 and 3050; loveofjah; Do-
davah, an Isr. :— Dodavah.
1736. "Hfl dnwday, doo-dah'-ee; from 1731; a
boiler or basket; also the mandrake (as
aphrodisiac): — basket, mandrake.
1737. ""lil Dowday, do-dah'ee; formed like
1736; amatory; Dodai, an Isr. :— Dodai.
1738. STtt davah, daw-vaw'; a prim, root; to be
sick (as if in menstruation):— infirmity.
1739. Sill daveh, daw-veh'; from 1738; sick
(espec. in menstruation):— faint, men-
Btruous cloth, she that is sick, having sickness.
1740. BfJ dAwach, doo'-akh; a prim, root; to
thrust away; fig. to cleanse:— cast out,
purge, wash.
1741. ^J5 d*vay, dev-ah'ee; from 1739; sickness;
fig. loathing:— languishing, sorrowful.
1742. 1J1 daway, dav-voy'; from 1739; sick; fig.
troubled:— taint.
"Pll Baviyd. See 1732.
1743. T[*rt dnwk, dook; a prim, root; to bruise in
a mortar:— beat.
1744. ng"WJ dnwfciyphath, doo-kee-fath' ; of
uncert. der. ; the hoopoe or else the
grouse:— lapwing.
1745. 117211 dnwmah, doo-maw'; from an un-
used root mean, to be dumb (comp.
1820); silence; fig. death:— silence.
1746. Finn Ddwmak, doo-maw'; the same as
1745; Dumah, a tribe and region of
Arabia:— Dumah.
1747. SITOfJ duwmiyah, doo-me-yaw"; from
1820; stillness; adv. silently; abstr.
quiet, trust:— silence, silent, waiteth.
1748. QHI 11 ! dvwmam, doo-mawm'; from 1826;
still; adv. silently: — dumb, silent,
quietly wait.
pIZJnW Duwmealieq. See 1833.
1749. Mil dfiwnag, do-nag'; of uncert. der.;
wax:— wax.
1750. VTJ duwts, doots; a prim, root; to leap:—
be turned.
1751. pf! dftwq (Chald.), doofc; corresp. to 1854;
to crumble: — be broken to pieces.
1752. *Vn duwr, dure; a prim, root; prop, to
gyrmte (or move in a circle), i.e. to re-
main:— dwell.
1753. Til ddwr (Ohald.), dure; corresp. to 1752;
to reside:— dwell.
1754. "Ill 6&WT, dure; from 1752; a circle, ball or
pile:— ball, turn, round about.
1755. lil ddwr, dore; or (short.)
Il dor, dore; from 1752; prop, a revolution
of time, I.e. an age or generation; also a
dwelling:— age, X evermore, generation, [n-]ever,
posterity.
1756. Til Dowr, dore; or (by perm.)
IJil Bd'r (Josh. 17 : 11 ; 1 Kings 4 : 11), dore;
from 1755; dwelling; Dor, a place in Pal.:— Dor.
1757. SOW Ddnrra' (Chald.), doo-raw'; prob.
from 1753; circle or dwelling; Dura, a
place in Bab.:— Dura.
1758. IDIl ddwsli, doosh; or
lljil dowsh, dosh; or
^jjiT; t\ij sit deesfr; a prim, root; to trample
or thresh: — break, tear, thresh, tread out
(down), at grass [Jer. 50: 11, by mistake for 1877].
1759. IZjll dnwsh. (Chald.), doosh; corresp. to
1758; to trample:— tread down.
1760. Sim dachah, daw-khaw'; or
tim dachach (Jer. 23 : 12), daw-khakh'; a
prim, root; to push down: — chase, drive
away (on), overthrow, outcast, x sore, thrust, totter.
1761. Slim dacha-rail (Chald.), dakh-av-aw';
from the equiv. of 1760 ; prob. a musical
instrument (as being struck):— Instrument of music.
1762. Tft d e ehiy, deh-khee'; from 1760; a push,
i.e. (by impl.) a fall:— falling.
1763. 3711 d e cnal (Chald.), deh-khal'; corresp. to
2119; to slink, i.e. (by impl.) to fear, or
(caus.) be formidable:— make afraid, dreadful, fear,
terrible.
1764. 'Jill dochan, do'-khan; of uncert. der.;
millet;— millet.
1765. fim dacnapn, daw-khaf; a prim, root; to
urge, i.e. hasten: — (be) haste (-ned),
pressed on.
1766. J5£ll dacnaii, daw-khak'; a prim, root; to
press, i.e. oppress:— thrust, vex.
1767. , "3 day, dahee; of uncert. der. ; enough (as
noun or adv.), used chiefly with prep, in
phrases:— able, according to, after (ability), among,
as (oft as), (more than) enough, from, in, since, (much
as is) sufficient (-ly), too much, very, when.
1768. ^ diy (Chald.), dee; appar. for 1668; that,
used as rel., conj., and espec. (with prep.)
in adv. phrases; also as a prep, of: — x as, but, for
(-asmuch +), -(- now, of, seeing, than, that, therefore,
until, -+- what (-soever), when, which, whom, whose.
1769. "fCP^ Diybown, dee-bone'; or (short.)
'p"'l Diybon, dee-bone'; from 1727; pin-
ing:—Dibon, the name of three places in
Pal.:— Dibon. {Also, with 1410 added, Dibon-gad.]
1770. Ml diyg, deeg; denom. from 1709; to fish:—
fish.
1771. Ml dayag, dah^yawg'; from 1770; a fisher-
man: — fisher.
1772. ST 1 ! dayan, dah-yaw'; intens. from 1675; a
falcon (from its rapid flight):— vulture.
1773. VI d e yow, deh-yo'; of uncert. der.; ink:—
'' ink.
1774. 3f"tT "'l Diy zahab, dee zaw-hawb'; as if
from 1768 and 2091; of gold; Dizahab,
a place in the Desert:— Dizahab.
1775. ")i)Ml Diymown, dee-mone'; perh. for
1769; Dimon, a place in Pal.:— Dimon.
1776. S1M7M1 Biymfiwnah, dee-mo-naw'; fem.
of 1775; Dimonah, a place in Pal.:—
Dimonah.
1777. "PI diyn, deen; or (Gen. 6 : 3)
111 duwn, doon; a prim, root [comp. 113] ;
to rule; by impl. to judge (as umpire); also to strive
(as at law):— contend, execute (judgment), judge, min-
ister judgment, plead (the cause), at strife, strive.
1778. "pi diyn (Chald.), deen; corresp. to 1777; to
judge:— judge.
1779. 'pi diyn, deen; or (Job 19 : 29)
^11 duwn, doon; from 1777; judgment (the
suit, justice, sentence or tribunal); by impl. also
strife:— cause, judgment, plea, strife.
1780. pi diyn (Chald.), deen; corresp. to 1779:—
judgment.
1781. "p3 dayan, dabsuawn'; from 1777; a judge
or advocate:— judge.
1782. "pi dayan (Chald.), dah-yawn'; corresp. to
*" 1781:-judge.
S1M1 Diynfih, dee-naw'; fem. of 1779; jus.
1 ' tice; Dinah, the daughter of Jacob:—
Dinah.
1784. ^Ml Diynay (Chald.), dee-nah'ee; patrial
from an uncert. prim.; a Dinaife or
inhab. of some unknown Ass. province:— Dinaite.
ngPl Biyphath. See 7384.
1785. jM/I dayfeq, daw-yoke'; from a root corresp.
to 1751 ; a batt errag-tower:— fort.
1786. 1ZJ?1 dayish, dah'-yish; from 1758; thresh
ingtime:— threshing.
1787. "p^" 1 ! Biyskdwn,
•$&*{ Biyshon,
flTD! Disliown. or
■JTI51 Disbon, dee-shone'; the same as 1788;
Dishon, the name of two Edomites: —
Dishon.
1788. Ytt5' v 7 diyshon, dee-shone'; from 1758; the
leaper, i.e. an antelope: — pygarg.
1789. TO 11 ! Biyskan, dee-shawn'; another form
of 1787; Dishan, an Edomite:— Dishan,
Dishon.
1790. "-pi dak, dak; from an unused root (comp.,
1794) ; crushed, i.e. (fig.) injured:— afflicted,
oppressed.
1791. Tjl dek (Chald.), dake; or
'fj'J dak (Chald.), dawk; prol. from 1668;
this:— the same, this.
1792. 831 daka>, daw-kaw'; a prim, root (comp.
1794) ; to crumble; trans, to bruise (lit. or
fig.):— beat to pieces, break (in pieces), bruise, contrite,
crush, destroy, humble, oppress, smite.
1793. N31 dakka', dak-kavy; from 1792; crushed
(lit. powder, or fig. contrite): — contrite,
destruction.
1794. Sl!Dl dakan, daw-fcaiu'; a prim, root (comp.
1790, 1792); to collapse (phys. or men-
tally):— ra-eak (sore), contrite, crouch.
1795. !131 dakkah, dak-kaw'; from 1794 like
1793; mutilated: (-wounded.
1796. "'SI ddkly, dok-ee'; from 1794; a dashing
of surf: — wave.
1797. "JS 1 ! dlkkfen (Chald.), dik-kane'; prol. from
1791 ; this: — same, that, this.
1798. ^51 d e kar (Chald.), dek-ar>; corresp. to
2145; prop, a male, i.e. of sheep:— ram.
1799. ^Tlpl dikrown (Chald.), dik-rone'; or
")^D1 dokran, dok-rawn' (Chald.); corresp.
to 2146; a register:— record.
1800. 31 dal, dal; from 1809; prop, dangling, i.e.
(by impl.) weak or thin:— lean, needy,
poor (man), weaker.
1801. Ml dalag, daw-lao'; a prim, root; to
spring:— leap.
1802. S131 dalah, daw-law'; a prim, root (comp.
1809) ; prop, to dangle, i.e. to let down a
bucket (for drawing out water); fig. to deliver:—
draw (out), x enough, lift up.
1803. SlTl dallah, dal-law'; from 1802; prop,
something dangling, i.e. a loose thread
or hair; fig. indigent:— hair, pining sickness, poor
(-est sort).
1804. ribl dalacn, daw-lakh'; a prim, root; to
roil water:— trouble.
1805. iVl d e liy, del-ee'; or
"^l dftlly, doUeef; from 1802; a pail or jar
(for drawing water): — bucket.
1806. STbl » e layah, del-aw-yaw 1 '; or (prol.)
1ST31 D e layahhiiw, del-aw-yaw'-hoo;
from 1802 and 3050; Jah has delivered;
Delajah, the name of five Isr.:— Dalaiah, Delaiah.
1807. Th^l D e liylan, del-ee-law'; from 1809;
languishing: — Delilah, a Philistine
woman:— Delilah.
1808. STyl daliyah, daw-lee-yaw'; from 1802;
something dangling, i.e. a bough: —
branch.
1809. bbl dalal, daw-lal'; a prim. Toot (comp.
1802); to slacken or be feeble; fig. to be
oppressed:— -bring low, dry up, be emptied, be not
equal, fail, be impoverished, be made thin.
1810. ffy*! Ml«an, diUavm'; of uneert. der.;
Dilan, a place in Pal.:— Dilean.
1811. tlb'l dalapk, daw-laf; a prim, root; to
drip; by impl. to iceep.^-drop through,
melt, pour out.
1812. £]bj deleph, deh'-lef; from 1811; a drip-
ping;— dropping.
1813. 'jiefeS I»alpk6wn, daUfonC; from 1811;
dripping; Dalphon, a son of Hainan:—
Dalphon.
1814. pVl dalaq, daio-faft': a prim, root; to flame
(lit. or fig.):— burning, chase, inflame,
kindle, persecute (-or), pursue hotly.
1815. pb'H d e laq (Chald.), deUalcf; corresp. to
~ ' 1814:— burn.
1816. rqAS dalleqetb, daUekf -Teeth; from 1814;
a burning fever: — inflammation.
1817. rib} deletk, deft'-ieft; from 1802; something
swinging, i.e. the valve of a door: — door
(two-leaved), gate, leaf, lid. [In Psa. 141:3, d&l, irreg.]
1818. D^ dam, dawm; from 1826 (comp. 119);
blood (as that which when shed causes
death) of man or an animal; by anal, the juice of the
grape; flg. (espec. in the plur.) bloodshed (i.e. drops
of blood):— blood (-y, -guiltiness, [-thirsty]), -+• in-
nocent.
1819. STWI daninh, daw-maw 1 ; a prim, root ; to
compare; by impl. to resemble, liken,
consider:— compare, devise, (be) like (-n), mean,
think, use similitudes.
1820. !TOT da.ma.li, daw-maw 1 ; a prim, root; to
be dumb or silent; hence to fail or
perish; trans, to destroy:— cease, be cut down (off),
destroy, be brought to silence, be undone, X utterly.
1821. TTS'I d e mak (Chald.), dem-aw'; corresp. to
1819; to resemble:— be like.
1822. t"fBlJ dnramah, doom-maw'; from 1820;
desolation; concr. desolate: — destroy.
1823. rVTOT d e mir«rtk, dem-ooth'; from 1819;
resemblance; concr. model, shape; adv.
like:— fashion, like (-ness, as), manner, similitude.
1821. "021 d e mty, dem-ee 1 ; or
"VH^I dSmiy, dom-ee'; from 1820; quiet:—
cutting off, rest, silence.
1825. 'fi r 1S r l dimydwn, dim-yone'; from 1819;
resemblance: — X like.
1826. ttSft damam, daw-mam'; a prim, root
[comp. 1724, 1820] ; to fee dumb; by impl.
to be astonished, to stop; also to perish:— cease, be
cut down (oft), forbear, hold peace, quiet self, rest,
be silent, keep (put to) silence, be (stand) still, tarry,
wait.
1827. fTn73*1 d e mamak, dem-aw-maw'; fern.
from 1826; quiet: — calm, silence, still.
1828. 173^1 dfimen, do' -men; of uneert. der.; ma-
nure:— dung.
1829. flSJW Dlmnak, dimsnaw 1 ; fern, from the
T ! ' same as 1828; a dung-heap; Dimnah, a
place in Pal. :— Dimnah.
1830. 3W damn', daw-mah'; a prim, root; to
weep: — X sore, weep.
1831. 3WI dema«, deh'-mah; from 1880; a tear;
flg. juice:— liquor.
1832. FI3W! dlm'ak, dim-awf; fern, of 1831;
weeping: — tears.
1833. WPPI d e me»keq, dem-eh'-shek; by orth.
' : var. from 1834; damask (as a fabric of
Damascus):— in Damascus.
1834. piM} Dammeseq, dam^meh'-sek; or
ptoilT Dnwmeseq, doo-meh'-sek; or
piiWl 1 ? Darmeseq, dar-meh'-sek; of for.
' v ' or. ; Damascus, a city of Syria:—
Damascus.
1835. 13 Dan, dawn.; from 1777; judge; Dare, one
of the sons of Jacob; also the tribe de-
scended from him, and its territory; likewise a place
in Pal. colonized by them:— Dan.
1836. Vj dSn (Chald.), dame; an orth. var. of 1791;
this: — [afore-] time, -j- after this manner,
here [-after], one . . . another, such, there [-fore],
these, this (matter), + thus, where [-fore], which.
\&pl Dani'61. See 1841.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
1866.
Davvawg
Habhawb
31
1837. ST@3 Dannah, dan-naw 1 ; of uneert. der.;
Dannah, a place in PaL: — Dannah.
1838. mD!1?5 Dlnkabak, din-haw-baw'; of un-
* * ! ' cert, der.; Dinhabah, an Edomitish
town:— Dinhaban.
1839. *yi Daniy, daw-nee'; patron, from 1835; a
Danite (often collect.) or deso. (or inhab.)
of Dan:— Danltes, of Dan.
1840. bNW BaniyS'l, dauMiee-jraZe'.- in Ezek.
h$3l Danl'61, date-nee-ate'.- from 1835 and
410; judge of God; Daniel or Danijel,
the name of two Isr.:— DanieL
1841. bK'OT DaniyS'l (Chald.), dauynee-yale';
'" * corresp. to 1840; Danijel, the Heb.
prophet: — Daniel.
1842. "]3>2 "p Ban Ta'an, dawn yah' -an; from
1835 and (appar.) 3282; judge of pur-
pose; Dan-Joan, a place in Pal. :— Dan-jaan.
1843. yi d6a { , day'-ah; from 3045; knowledge:—
knowledge, opinion.
1844. W, d6«ah, day-aw 1 ; fern, of 1848; knowl-
edge:— knowledge.
1845. bS?W » e «urir>61, deh-oo-ale'; from 8045
and 410; known of God; Deuel, an
Isr. :— Deuel.
1846. TjyT da'ak, daw-ak 1 ; a prim, root; to be
extinguished: flg. to expire or be dried
up:— be extinct, consumed, put out, quenched.
1847. VSI da«atk, dah'-ath; from 8045; knowl-
edge:— cunning, [ig-] norantly, know
(-ledge), [un-] awares (wittingly).
1848. "'Zn dftpkiy, dof'-ee; from an unused root
* (mean, to push over); a stumbling-
block:— slanderest.
1849. pEI dapnaq, daw-faW; a prim, root; to
1 knock; by anal to press severely:— beat,
knock, overdrive.
1850. tlpEft Dopkqak, dof-kauf; from 1849; a
T ! * knock; Dophkah, a place in the Des-
ert:— Dophkah.
1851. pi! daq, dak: from 1854; crushed, i.e. (by
impl.) small or thin:— dwarf, lean [-flesh-
ed], very little thing, small, thin.
1852. p^I doq, doke; from 1854; something crum-
bling, i.e. fine (as a thin cloth): — curtain.
1853. Wbp 1 ^ Diqlah, dik-law 1 ; of for. or.; Diklah,
a region of Arabia:— Diklah.
1854. ppl daqaq, daw-kaV; a prim, root [comp.
1915]; to crusfc (or intrans.) crumble: —
beat in pieces (small), bruise, make dust, (into) X pow-
der, (be, very) small, stamp (small).
1855. "pi?! d e qaq (ChaM.), dek-cik 1 ; corresp. to
1854; to crumble or (trans.) crush: —
break to pieces.
1856. ^>1 daqar, daw-kar 1 ; a prim, root; to stab;
by anal, to starve; flg. to revile:— pierce,
strike (thrust) through, wound.
1857. 1P_2 Deqer, deh'-ker; from 1856; a stab;
Deker, an Isr. : — Dekar.
1858. "13 dar, dor; appar. from the same as 1865;
prop, a pearl (from its sheen as rapidly
turned); by anal, pearl-stone, i.e. mother-of-pearl or
alabaster:— X white.
1859. "13 dar (Chald.), dawr; corresp. to 1755; an
age;— generation.
•■ft ddr. See 1755.
1860. Ipt/fyi d e ra»6wn, der-aro-one'; or
"pN13 dSra'fiwn, day-raw-one 1 ; from an
unused root (mean, to repulse); an ob-
ject of aversion:— abhorring, contempt.
1861. "p3*l3 dorbown, dor-bone' [also dor-
bawn'] ; of uneert. der. ; a goad:— goad.
1862. 2*3*13, »arda«, dar-ddh'; appar. from 1858
and 1843; pearl of knowledge; Darda,
an Isr.:— Darda.
1863. "1313 dardar, dar-dar 1 ; of uneert. der.; a
thorn:— thistle.
1864. tftft darowm, dowe-rome'; of uneert. der.;
the south; poet, the south wind:— south.
1865. *TTW d e r6wr, der-ore 1 ; from an unused
root (mean, to move rapidly) ; freedom;
hence spontaneity of outflow, and so clear:— liberty,
pura
1113 UPr&ixrr, der-ore 1 ; the same as 1865,
applied to a bird; the swift, a kind of
swallow:— swallow.
1867. tt5V*13, Dar'yavesk, daw-reh-yaw-vaysh'!
of Pers. or. ; Darejavesh, a title (rather
than name) of several Persian kings:— Darius.
1868. lD^U »ar*yav6sk (Chald.), daw-reh-
yaw-vaysh'; corresp. to 1867: — Darius.
1869. "TlT darak, daw-rak'; a prim, root; to
tread; by impl. to walk; also to string a
bow (by treading on it in bending):— archer, bend,
come, draw, go (over), guide, lead (forth), thresh,
tread (down), walk.
1870. ^'Tl derek, defc'-refc; from 1869; a road (as
trodden); flg. a course of life or mode
of action, often adv. :— along, away, because of, -f- by,
conversation, custom, [east-] ward, journey, manner,
passenger, through, toward, [high-] [path-] way
[-side], whither [-soever].
1871. "]i733*1'1 dark e mown, dar-fcem-one'; of
Pers. or.; a " drachma," or coin:—
dram.
1872. i>5} dera* (Chald.), der-aw>; corresp. to
2220; an arm.— arm.
1873. yyy Dara<, daw-rah'; prob. contr. from
1862; Dara, an Isr.: — Dara.
1874. Y^p*!*! Darqown, dar-kone'; of uneert.
der. ; Darkon, one of " Solomon's ser-
vants" :— Darkon.
1875. Vyyi darash, daw-rash'; a prim, root;
prop, to tread or frequent; usually to
follow (for pursuit or search) ; by impl. to seel; or ask;
spec, to worship:— ask, X at all, care for, x dili-
gently, inquire, make inquisition, [necro-] mancer,
question, require, search, seek [for, out], X surely.
1876. NU} 1 ! dasha, daw-shavy; a prim, root; to
sprout:— bring forth, spring.
1877. Nllfr desne', deft'-sftefc; from 1876; a sprout;
by anal, grass:— (tender) grass, green,
(tender) herb.
1878. ■jTI5" ! T dawlicu daw-shane'; a prim, root; to
be fat ; trans, to fatten (or regard as fat);
spec, to anoint; flg. to satisfy; denom. (from 1880) to
remove (fat) ashes (of sacrifices):— accept, anoint,
take away the (receive) ashes (from), make (wax) fat.
1879. "fJil dastaen, daw-shane'; from 1878; fat;
flg. rich, fertile: — fat.
1880. TO} desken, deh'-shen; from 1878; the fat;
abstr. fatness, i.e. (flg.) abundance; spec.
the (fatty) ashes of sacrifices:— ashes, fatness.
1881. m datk, dawth; of uneert. (perh. for.) der.:
a royal edict or statute:— commandment,
commission, decree, law, manner.
1882. rfl datk (Chald.), dawth; corresp. to 1881;
decree, law.
1883. HTn detke' (Chald.), deh r -thay; corresp. to
1877.— tender grass.
1884. "Q.TU dnkabar (Chald.), deth-aw-bawr 1 ; of
Pers. or. ; mean, one skilled in law; a
judge:— counsellor.
1885. yril Dathan, daw-thawn' ; of uneert. der.;
Dathan, an Isr. :— Dathan.
1886. "rCn Dotkan, do'-thawn; or (Cbaldaizing
dual)
■pr^j Dotkayln (Gen. 37 : 17), do-thah'-yin;
of uneert, der.; Dothan, a. place in
Pal.:— Dotban.
1887. KM k£>, hay; a prim, particle; lot:— behold,
lo.
1888. Nh he' (Chald.), hay; or
Nil ka> (Chald.), haw; corresp. to 1887:—
even, lo.
1889. flNlTT keack, heh-awkh'; from 1887 and 253',
aha!: — ah, aha, ha.
•'"tlNTl Oa'rariy. See 2043.
1890. STiari kabbab, hab-hawb'; by redupL
from 3051; gift (in sacrifice), i.e. hoc,
ocaust:— offering.
Hawbal
Hareesooth
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
1891. bit! babal. havybal'; a prim, root; to be
vain in act, word, or expectation; spec,
to lead astray:— be (become, make) vain.
1892. baiTt bebel, heh'-bel; or (rarely in the abs.)
»•!!! babel, hab-ale'; from 1891; emptiness
or vanity; fig. something transitory and
unsatisfactory; often used as an adv.:— X alto-
gether, vain, vanity.
1893. ban Bebel, heh'-beb; the same as 1893;
Bebel, the son of Adam:— Abel.
1894. "|!3n lioben. ho'-ben; only in plur., from an
unused root mean, to be hard; ebony:—
ebony.
1895. ISn babar, haw-bar 1 ; a prim, root of un-
cert. (pern. for.)der.; to be a horoscop-
ist: — |- (astro-) loger.
1896. N5_n Hege', hay-gay'; or (by perm.)
y$7l Hegay, hay-gah'ee; prob. of Pers. or.;
Hege or Hegai, a eunuch of Xerxes:—
Hegai, Hege.
1897. T\W1 bagab, haw-gaw'; a prim, root [comp.
1901]; to murmur (in pleasure or anger);
by impl. to ponder:— imagine, meditate, mourn,
mutter, roar, x sore, speak, study, talk, utter.
1898. TIUTI bagab, haw-gaW; a prim, root; to re-
mote;— stay, take away.
1899. H3rt begeb, heh'-geh; from 1897; a mutter-
ing (in sighing, thought, or as thun-
der):— mourning, sound, tale.
1900. XVtitn baguwtb, haw-gooth'; from 1897;
musing: — meditation.
1901. S^n bagiyg, haw-gheeg 1 ; from an unused
root akin to 1897; prop, a murmur, i.e.
complaint: — meditation, musing.
1902. Tr|i"! blggaydwn, hig-gavyyonef '; intens.
from 1897; a murmuring sound, i.e. a
musical notation (prob. similar to the modern affet-
tuoso to indicate solemnity of movement); by impl. a
machination: — device, Higgaion, meditation, solemn
sound.
1903. Y'Xn bagtyn, haw-gheen'; of uncert. der. ;
perh. suitable or turning: — directly.
1904 13rt Hagar, haw-gawr 1 ; of uncert. (perh.
for.) der.; Hagar, the mother of Ish-
mael:— Hagar.
1905. "•'TSn Hagriy, hag-reef; or (proL)
N ,b 13n Hagrl>, hag-ree'; perh. patron, from
1904; aHagrite or member of a cer-
tain Arabian clan:— Hagarene. Hagarite, Haggeri.
1906. "It! bed, hade; for 1959; a shout:— sounding
again.
1907. "itttl baddabar (Chald.), had-daw-bawr 1 ;
prob. of for. or. ; a vizier: — counsellor.
1908. Tin Hadad, had-ad'; prob. of for. or.
[comp. Ill]; Hadad, the name of an
idol, and of several kings of Edom:— Hadad.
1909. TUHTTt Hadad'ezer, had-ad-eh'-zer;
: "' from 1908 and 5838; Hadad (is his)
help; Hadadezer, a Syrian king:— Hadadezer. Comp.
1938.
1910. pft'TTTn Hadadrlmmown, had-ad-
' : ' rim-mone'; from 1908 and 7417;
Hadad-Bimmon, a place in Pal. :— Hadad-rimmon.
1911. Fnri badab, haw-dam'; a prim, root [comp.
8034]; to stretch forth the band:— put.
1912. flh HodAw, ho'-doo; of for. or.; Hodu
(i.e. Hindustan):— India.
1913. D b li"in Hadowram, had-o-rawm' ; or
DTTT1 Hadoram, had-o-rawm'; prob. of
for. der. ; Hadoram, a son of Joktan,
and the tribe descended from him:— Hadoram.
1914. ' r 2Tl Hldday, hid-dah'ee; of uncert. der.;
Biddai, an Isr.:— Hiddai.
1915. TpJI badab, haw-dak'; a prim, root [comp.
1854]; t* crush with the foot:— tread
down.
1916. thfl b&ddtn, had-ome'; from an unused
root mean. w> stamp upon; a foot-
stool:— [foot-] stool.
1917. OTH baddam (Chald.), had-dawm'; from a
root corresp. to that of 1916; something
Stamped to pieces, i.e. a bit:— piece.
1918. GTH badass, had-as 1 ; of uncert. der.; the
myrtle:— myrtle (tree).
1919. {"13"?!! Had&ccah, had-as-saw 1 ; fern, of
WS; Badassah (or Esther):— Hadas-
sat.
1920. J|Tn badapb, haw-daf; a prim, root; to
push away or down:— cast away (out),
drive, expel, thrust (away).
1921. Tin badar, haw-dar 1 ; a prim, root; to
swell up (lit. or fig., act. or pass.); by
impl. to favor or honour, be high or proud: — counte-
nance, crooked place, glorious, honour, put forth.
1922. Tin badar (Chald.), had-ar 1 ; corresp. to
1931; to magnifying.):— glorify, honour.
1923. Tin badar (Chald.), had-ar'; from 1933;
magnificence:— honour, majesty.
1924. Tin Hadar, had-ar'; the same as 1936;
Hadar, an Edomite:— Hadar.
1925. "Tin beder, heh'-der; from 1931; honour;
used (fig.) for the capital city (Jerusa-
lem):— glory.
1926. TIM badar, hamdawr'; from 1931; mag-
* niftcence, i.e. ornament or splendor:—
beauty, comeliness, excellency, glorious, glory, goodly,
honour, majesty.
1927. STTlrt b&darab, had-avyraw'; fern, of
TI : 1936; decoration:— beauty, honour.
BITn HadJiram. See 1913.
1928. IJSTTn Hadarezer, tad-ar-eV-zer; from
1934 and 5838; Hadar (Le. Hadad,
1908) is his help; Hadarezer (i.e. Hadadezer, 1909), a
Syrian king:— Hadarezer.
1929. Sn batab, haw; a short, form of 163; ah!
expressing grief :— woe worth.
1930. in b6w, ho; by perm, from 1939; oh!:—
alas.
1931. Nin b<rw», hoo; of which the fem. (beyond
the Pentateuch) is
H^n bly», he; a prim, word, the third pers.
pron. sing. , he (she or it); only expressed
when emphatic or without a verb; also (intens.) self,
or (esp. with the art.) the same; sometimes (as de-
monstr.) this or that; occasionally (instead of copula)
as or ore:— he, as for her, him (-self), it, the same, she
(herself), such, that ( . . . it), these, they, this, those,
which (is), who.
1932. Nin hnw (Chald.), hoo; or (fem.)
ten bly (Chald.), he; corresp. to 1931;—
X are, it, this.
1933. Nin bava', haw-vaw 1 ; or
nm bavab, haw-vaw 1 ; a prim, root
[comp. 183, 1961] supposed to mean prop,
to breathe; to be (in the sense of existence): — be,
X have.
1934. Nin bava> (Chald), ftotKwe'; or
nm bavab (Chald.), hav-aW; corresp. to
' 1933; to exist; used in a great variety of
applications (especially in connection with other
words):— be, become, + behold, + came (to pass),
+ cease, + cleave, + consider, + do, -fgive, -fhave
+ judge, + keep, + labour, + mingle (self), + put,
+ see, + seek, + set, + slay, -f take heed, tremble,
-f walk, + would.
1935. Tin bowd, hode; from au unused root;
grandeur (i.e. an imposing form and ap-
pearance):— beauty, comeliness, excellency, glorious,
glory, goodly, honour, majesty.
1936. "lin Hiwd, hode; the same as 1935; Hod,
an Isr. :— Hod.
1937. ni*pn Howd'vah, ho-dev-aw'; a form of
1938; Hodevah (or Hodevjah), an
Isr. :— Hodevah.
1938. n^nin Howdavyah, ho-davyaw 1 ; from
1935 and 3050; majesty of Jah; Bo-
davjah, the name of three Isr. : -Hodaviah.
1939. inTHin Howday*vRbuw, ho-dahneh-
vaw'-hoo; a form of 1938; Hodaj-
vah, an Isr.:— Hodaiah.
1940. n^*fin Howdiyab, ho-dee-yaw'; a form
for the fem. of 3064; a Jewess:—
Hodiah.
1941. n^lin Hdwdlyab, ho-dee-yaw'; a form
of 1938; Hodijah, the name of three
Isr.:— Hodijah.
nin bavab. See 1933.
¥ T
nin bavab. See 1934.
1942. njn bawab, hav-vaw 1 ; from 1983 (in the
sense of eagerly coveting and rushing
upon; by impI.of/aKtno); desire; also ruin;— calam-
ity, iniquity, mischief, mischievous (thing), naughti-
ness, naughty, noisome, perverse thing, substance,
very wickedness.
1943. nin bovab, ho-vaW; another form for
1943; ruin:— mischief.
1944. Qnin Hdvrbam, ho-hawm'; of uncert.
der.; Boham, a Canaanitish king:—
Hoham.
1945. lin bdwy, hoh'ee; a prol. form of 1980
[akin to 188] ; oh!:— ah, alas, ho, O, woe.
1946. ^in hawk (Chald.), hook; corresp. to 1981;
to go; caus. to bring:— bring again,
come, go (up).
1947. ribbin bftwlelab, ho-lay-law' ; fem. act.
part, of 1984; folly:— madness.
1948. nkbin bovrtelfiwtb, ho-lay-looth'; from
act. part, of 1984; folly:— madness.
1949. Sin hnwm, hoom; a prim, root [comp.
3000]; to make an uproar, or agitate
greatly :— destroy , move, make a noise, put, ring again.
1950. dnin Hdwmam, ho-mawm'; from 8000;
raging; Homam, an Edomitish chief-
tain:— Homam. Comp. 1967.
1951. "Jin bftwn, hoon; a prim, root; prop, to be
naught, i.e. (fig.) to be (caus. act) light:—
be ready.
1952. 'jin bown, hone; from the same as 1951 in
the sense of 303; wealth; by impL
enough:— enough, + for nought, riches, substance,
wealth.
1953. 5>ttl!Jin Howsbama', ho-shaw-maW;
from 3068 and 8085; Jehovah hat
heard; Hoshama, anlsr.:— Hoshama.
1954 ytB'in Howshea', ho-shay'-ah; from 8467;
deliverer; Boshed, the name of five)
Isr. :— Hosea, Hoshea, Oshea.
1955. n^SlBin Howsba'yab, ho-shah-yam';
from 3467 and 3050; Jah has saved;
Hoshajah, the name of two Isr. :— Hosbaiah.
1956. T>nin Howtbiyr, ho-theer'; bam 8498;
he has caused to remain; Hothir, an
Isr.: — Hothir.
1957. ntn bazab, haw-zaw 1 ; a prim, root [comp.
3873] ; to dream:— sleep.
1958. in bty, he; for 5093; lamentation:— woe,
tiTtl bly». See 1931, 1933.
1959. TFn heydad, hay-dawd'; from an unused
root (mean, to shout); acclamation: —
shout (-tag).
1960. n^n bny«dab, hoo-yed-aw 1 ; from the
same as 1959; prop, an acclaim, i.e. a
choir of singers: — thanksgiving.
1961. n^n bayab, haw-yaw'; a prim, root [comp.
1933]; to exist, i.e. be or become, come to
pass (always emphatic, and not a mere copula or auxili-
ary):— beacon, X altogether, be (come, accomplished.
committed, like), break, cause, come (to pass),
continue, do, faint, fall, + follow, happen, X have,
last, pertain, quit (one-) self, require, X use.
1962. nj3 bayab, hah-yaw 1 ; another form for
1948; ruin:— calamity.
1963. T^n bfeyk, hake; another form for 849;
how?:— how.
1964. b^n hrjykal, hay-kawl'; prob. from 3301
(in the sense of capacity); a large pub-
lic building, such as a palace or temple:— palace,
temple.
1965. b'D'Tt beykal (Chald.), hay-kaV; corresp.
to 1964:— palace, temple.
1968. bb^n beylel, hay-lale'; from 1984 (in the
sense of brightness) ; the morning-star; —
lucifer.
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1967. QWtl Hfeymam, hay-mawm'; another
form for 1950; Hemam, an Idumeean:—
Hemam.
1968. VSVf Heyman, hay-maum'; prob. from
539; faithful; Heman, the name of at
least two 1st. :— Heman.
1969. "p fl hiyn, keen; prob. of Eg. or.; ahinor
liquid measure:— bin.
1970. ""Qfl hakar, haw-kar 1 ; a prim, root; appar.
to injure:— make self strange.
1971. 71*35 hakkarah, hak-kaw-raw 1 ; from
5334; respect, i.e. partiality:— shew.
^5 hal. See 1973.
1972. 8^71 hala>, haw-law 1 ; prob. denom. from
1973; to remove or be remote.-— cast far
off.
1973. FHSfeS hal e ah, haw-leh-aw 1 ; fromtheprim.
form of the art. [bn hal] ; to the dis-
tance, i.e. far away; also (of time) thus far:— back,
beyond, (hence-) forward, hitherto, thenceforth,
yonder.
1974. b'farj hllluwl, hil-lool'; from 1984 (in the
sense of rejoicing); a celebration of
thanksgiving for harvest: — merry, praise.
1975. fj5 hallaz, hal-lawz'; from 1976; this or
that:— side, that, this.
1976. JltbS.hallazeh, hal-law-zeh' ; from the
art. [see 1973] and 2088; this very:—
this.
1977. IT^S hallSzuw, AaHa2/-20o'; another form
of 1976; that:— this.
1978. ipVl haliyk, haw-leek'; from 1980; a waZfc,
i,e. (by impl.) a step; — step.
1979. W'bS haliykah, hat-ee-kaw 1 ; fern, of
1978; a walking; by impl. a proces-
sion or marcfc, a caravan:— company, going, walk,
way.
1980. IjVl halak, haw-lak'; akin to 3213; a prim.
root; to walk (in a great variety of ap-
plications, lit. and fig.):— (all) aloner, apace, behave
(self), come, (on) continually, be conversant, depart,
-(- be eased, enter, exercise (self), -)- follow, forth,
forward, get, go (about, abroad, along, away, for-
ward, on, out, up and down), + greater, grow, be
wont to haunt, lead, march, x more and more, move
(self), needs, on, pass (away), be at the point, quite,
run (along), + send, speedily, spread, still, surely,
4- tale-bearer, + travel (ler), walk (abroad, on,
to and fro, up and down, to places), wander, wax,
way-] faring man, x be weak, whirl.
1981. '^D'n halak (Chald.), hal-aW; corresp. to
' 1980 [comp. 1946] ; to walk:— walk.
1983. Ttbrt helek, hay'-lek; from 1980; prop, a
journey, i.e. (by impl.) a wayfarer; also
a flowing:— X dropped, traveller.
1983. Tjbri halak (Chald.), hal-awk'; from 1981;
prop, a journey, i.e. (by impl.) toll on
goods at a road: — custom.
1984. Vbtl halal, haw-lal'; a prim, root; to be
* clear (orig. of sound, but usually of color) ;
to shine; hence to make a show, to boast; and thus to
be (clamorously) foolish; to rave; causat. to cele-
brate; also to stultify:— (make) boast (self), celebrate,
commend, (deal, make), fool (-ish, -ly), glory, give
[light], be (make, feign self) mad (against), give in
marriage, [sing, be worthy of] praise, rage, renowned,
shine.
1985. bVfl Hillel, hil-layl'; from 1984; praising
(namely God); Hillel, an Isr.:— ffilleL
1986. tfofl hal am, haw-lam'; a prim, root; to
strike down; by impl. to hammer, stamp,
conquer, disband:— beat (down), break (down), over-
come, smite (with the hammer).
1987. DbfT Helem, hay'-lem; bom 1986; smiter;
Helem, the name of two Isr. :— Helem.
1988. tiblH halom, hal-ome'; from the art. [see
■ 1973]; hither:— here, hither (-[to]),
thither.
1989. niKlbrt halmuwth, haUmooth'; from
1986; a hammer (or mallet): — ham-
mer.
1990. Din Hani, hawm; of uncert der.; Bam, a
region of Pal. :— Ham.
1991. Bfl hein, haym; from 1993; abundance, he.
wealth:— any of theirs.
1992. Bn h6m, haym; or (prol.)
71735 hemmah, haym'-maw; masc. plur.
from 1931; they (only used when em-
phatic):— it, like, x (how, so) many (soever, more as)
they (be), (the) same, X so, x such, their, them,
these, they, those, which, who, whom, withal, ye.
1993. TH2TI hamah, haw-maw 1 ; a prim, root
[comp. 1949]; to make a loud sound
(like Engl, "hum"); by impl to be in great commotion
or tumult, to rage, war, moan, clamor: — clamorous,
concourse, cry aloud, be disquieted, loud, mourn, be
moved, make a noise, rage, roar, sound, be troubled,
make in tumult, tumultuous, be in an uproar.
1994. 17217 hlmmow (Chald.), him-mo'; or(prol.)
"Jrall hlmmown (Chald.) "fcim-mone'; cor-
resp. to 1992; they:— x are, them, those.
1995. "pMtl hamown, haw-mone'; or
"fail hamon (Ezek. 5 : 7), haw-mone'; from
1993; a noise, tumult, crowd; also dis-
quietude, wealth:— abundance, company, many, mul-
titude, multiply, noise, riches, rumbling, sounding,
store, tumult.
riSWiS ham-moleketh. See 4447.
1996. 315 "fKln Hamown Gdwg, ham-one'
gohg; from 1995 and 1463; the mul-
titude of Gog; the fanciful name of an emblematic
place in Pal. : — Hamon-gog.
1997. 713TO5 Hainownah, ham-o^naw'; fem. of
1995; multitude; Hamonah, the same
as 1996:— Hamonah.
TfiTOrT hamuwnek. See 2002.
1998. STMrl hemyah, hem-yaw'; from 1993;
sound: — noise.
1999. ffeMTI hamullah, ham-ool-law'; or (too
'""' fully)
ffeTOfl hamuwllah (Jer. 11 : 16), ham-
ool-law'; fem. pass. part, of an unused
root mean, to rush (as rain with a windy roar); a
sound. - — speech, tumult.
"SlVsilfl ham-melek. See 4429.
2000. U7371 hamam, haw-mam'; a prim, root
[comp. 1949, 1998]; prop, to put in com-
motion; by impl. to disturb, drive, destroy: — break,
consume, crush, destroy, discomfit, trouble, vex.
•f!2tl hamon. See 1995.
2001. 15371 Hainan, haw-mawn'; of for. der.;
Haman, a Pers. vizier: — Hainan.
2002. "SpanS hamniyk (Chald.), ham-neeW; but
the text is
1EHM5° hamuwnek, ham-oo-nayV '; of
for. or.; & necklace: — chain.
2003. 07371 hamac, haw-mawce'; from an unused
root appar. mean, to crackle; a dry
twig or brushwood:— melting.
2004. IS hen, hane; fem. plur. from 1931; they
(only used when emphatic): — X in, such
like, (with) them, thereby, therein, (more than) they,
wherein, in which, whom, withaL
2005. "\11 hen. hane; a prim, particle; lo!; also (as
expressing surprise) if:— behold, if, lo,
though.
2006. ")5 n ^ m (Chald.), hane; corresp. to 2005: lo!
also there [-fore], [un-] less, whether, but,
if: — (that) if, or, whether.
2007. 7135 hennah, hane'-naw; prol. for 2004;
themselves (often used emphat. for the
copula, also in indirect relation):— X in, X such (and
such things), their, (into) them, thence, therein, these,
they (had), on this side, those, wherein.
2008. 7135 hennah, hane'-naw; from 2004;
hither or thither (but used both of place
and time):— here, hither [-to], now, on this (that) side,
+ since, this (that) way, thitherward, 4- thus far, to
. fro, + yet.
2009. S?S hlnnSh, hin-nay'; prol, [for 3005;
lo!:— behold, lo, see.
2010. 71)135 hftnachah, hariraw-Tchavt; from
5117; permission of rest, i.e. quiet:—
release.
2011. D3S Hlnnfim, hin-nome'; prob. of for. or. ;
Hinnom, appar. a Jebusite: — Hinnom.
2012. 5>35 Hena', hay-nah'; prob. of for. der.
Hena, a place appar. in Mesopotamia:—
Hena.
2013. SD71 hacah, haw-saw'; a prim, root; to
hush:— hold peace (tongue), (keep) si-
lence, be silent, still.
2014. 71SB5. hSphugah, haf-oo-gaw 1 ; from 6318;
relaxation: — intermission.
2015. Tf&S haphak, haw-fak'; a prim, root;
to turn about or over; by impl. to
change, overturn, return, pervert: — X become,
change, come, be converted, give, make [a bed],
overthrow (-turn), perverse, retire, tumble, turn
(again, aside, back, to the contrary, every way).
2016. ^HTI hephek, heh'-fek; or
"^BS hephek, hay'-fek; from 2015; a turn,
i.e. the reverse: — contrary.
2017. 'TJBri hdphek, ho'-fek; from 2015; an upset,
i.e. (abstr.) perversity:— turning or
things upside down.
2018. fDDS haphekah, haf-ay-kaw'; fem. of
2016; destruction: — overthrow.
2019. IjBpBS haphakpak, haf-ak-paW '; byre-
dupl. from 2015; very perverse:—
froward.
2020. SbSS hatst»alah, hats-tsaw-law 1 ; from
6337; rescue: — deliverance.
2021. 'J31S hotsen, ho'-tsen; from an unused root
mean, appar. to be sharp or strong; a
weapon of war:— chariot.
2022. ^S har, har; a short, form of 2042; a
mountain or range of hills (sometimes
used fig.):— hill (country), mount (-ain), X promotion.
2023. ""iS H6r, Ttore; another form for 2022; moun-
tain; Hor, the name of a peak in Idumfiea
and of one in Syria:— Hor.
2024. N^S Hara', haun-aw 1 ; perh. from 2022;
mountainousness; Hara, a region of
Media:— Hara.
2025. bN'lS har'el, har-ale'; from 2022 and 410;
mount of God; fig. the altar of burnt-
offering :— altar. Comp. 739.
2026. S'lS harag, haw-rag'; a prim, root; to
smite with deadly intent:— destroy, out
of hand, kill, murder (-er), put to [death], make
[slaughter], slay (-er), x surely.
2027. 3"~J" hereg, heh'-reg; from 2026; slaugh-
ter:— be slain, slaughter.
2028. WIS haregah, har-ay-gauf; fem. of 2027;
slaughter: — slaughter.
2029. ITH71 harah, haw-raw'; a prim, root; to be
(or become) pregnant, conceive (lit. or
fig.):— been, be with child, conceive, progenitor.
2030. 7T171 hareh, haw-reh'; or
" ,b 171 hariy (Hos. 14 : 1), fcaio-ree'; from
2029; pregnant.-— (be, woman) with child,
conceive, X great.
2031. *lh*]S harh6r (Chald.), har-hor'; from a
root corresp. to 2029; amenta! concep-
tion:— thought.
2032. *Vlf1 herown, hay-rone'; or
p^S heraydwn, hay^raw-yone'; from
2029; pregnancy:— conception.
2033. "tIMS Harftwriy, har-o-ree'; another
form for 2043; a Harorite or moun-
taineer: — Harorite.
2034. InDi^S. hariycah, har-ee-saW; from 2040;
something demolished: — ruin.
2035. niD^lSj hariycnwth,ftar-ee-sooifc';from
* 8040; demolition!— destruction.
Horawm
Zawam
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
8^ oHdram, horawm,'; from an unused
root (mean, to tower up); high; Swam,
a Canaanitish king:— Horam.
2037. Dirt Barnm, haw-room'; pass. part, of the
same as 2036; high; Harum, an Isr. :—
Harum,
2038. TrOli"! barmfiwn, har-mone'; from the
same as 2036; a castle (from its
height):— palace.
2039. yyj Haran, hatwaim'; perh. from 2022;
■mountaineer; Haran, the name of two
men:— Haran.
2040. D*$"! barac, haw-ras'; a prim, root; to pull
down or in pieces, break, destroy:—
beat down, break (down, through), destroy, over-
throw, pluck down, pull down, ruin, throw down,
X utterly.
2041. Dltl here?, heh'-res; from 2040; demoli-
tion:— destruction.
2042. "lllTI harar, haw-rawr'; from an unused
root mean, to loom up; a mountain;—
bill, mount (-ain).
2043. *j)$j Haraxiy hah-rawree 1 ; or
*EH Harariy (2 Sam. 23 : 11), haw-row-
ree 1 ; or
TjStt. Ha'rariy (2 Sam. 23 : 84, last
clause), haw-raw-ree 1 ; appar. from
2042; a mountaineer:— Hararite.
2044. fiTJJn HashSm, haw-shame'; perh. from
the same as 2828; wealthy; Hashem, an
Isr.:— Hashem.
2045. nwaipn haahma<nwth, hashmaw-
ooth'; from 8085; announcement:—
to cause to hear.
2046. ^IFlrt hittuwk, hit-took'; from 5418; a
melting:— is melted.
2047. "arirt Hatbak, hath-awk'; prob. of for. or.;
Hathak, a Pers. eunuch:— Hatach.
2048. brtt batbal, haw-thal'; a prim, root; to
deride; by impl. to cheat.-— deal deceit-
fully, deceive, mock.
, brrt hathdl, haw-thole'; from 2048 (only in
plur. collect.); a derision:— mocker.
0. nini"l batbatb', haw-thath'; a prim, root;
prop, to break in upon, i.e. to assail:—
Imagine mischief .
2051. 'pi V e dan, ved-awn'; perh. for 5730 ; Vedan
(or Aden), a place in Arabia: — Dan also.
2052. 3rt1 Vabeb, vaw-habe'; of uncert. der.;
Vaheb, a place in Moab:— wbathedid.
2053. 11 vav, vaw; prob. a hook (the name of the
sixth Heb. letter):— hook.
2054. "YII vazar, vaw-zawr'; presumed to be
from an unused root mean, to bear guilt;
crime:— X strange.
2055. Knri Vay«zatba>, vah-yez-aw'-thaw; of
for. or.; Vajezatha, a son of Haman.—
Vajezatha.
2056. ibl valad. vaw4awd'; for 3206; a 6o»:~
** child.
2057. FP31 Vanyab, vansyaW; perh. for 6043;
! FajyaA, an Isr.:— Vaniah.
8. ''Dpi Vopbciy, vof-see'; prob. from 3254;
additional; Vophsi, an Isr.: — Vophsi.
9. "'Mil Vastanty, vash-nee'; prob. from 3461 ;
weak; Vashni, an Isr.:— Vashm.
*<5fl253 Vasbtty, vash-tee'; of Pers. or.;
Fashti, the queen of Xerxes:— Vashti.
1
2061. 3NT z e »eb, zehrabe 1 ; from an unused root
mean, to be yellow; a wolf:— wolf .
2063. 3NT Z e >eb, zeft-a&e'; the same as 2061; Zeeb,
a Midianitish prince:— Zeeb.
2063. nttT zo'tta, zothe'; irreg. fern, of 2089; this
(often used adv.):— hereby (-in, -with), it,
likewise, the one (other, same), she, so (much), such
(deed), that, therefore, these, this (thing), thus.
2064. "T3T zabad, zaw-bad'; a prim, root; to con-
fer:— endure.
2065. "I3T zebed, seh'-bed; from 2064; a gift:—
dowry.
2066. "T3T Zabad, zaw-bawd'; from 2064; giver;
Zabad, the name of seven Isr. :— Zabad.
2067. "'TJT Zabdiy, zab-dee'; from 2065; giving;
Zabdi, the name of four Isr.: — Zabdi.
2068. biCTJT. Zabdiy'el, zab-dee-ale' ; from 2065
and 410; gift of God; Zabdiel, the
name of two Isr.:— Zabdiel.
2069. t3*J3T Z e badyab, zeb-adsyaw' '; or
1FP13T Z e badyabuw, zeb-ad-yaw'-hoo;
from 2064 and 3050; Jah has given;
Zebadjah, the name of nine Isr.:— Zebadiah.
2070. 313T z e buwb, zefe-oofe'; from an unused root
(mean, to flit); a jffy (espec. one of a
stinging nature):— fly.
2071. TOT Za.bu.wd, zaw-bood'; from 2064;
given; Zabud, an Isr. : — Zabud.
2072. TBT Zabbuwd, zab-bood'; a form of 2071;
given; Zabbud, an Isr. :— Zabbud.
2073. bl3T z e buwl, ae-feooZ'; or
b3T ■ e bul,ze6-ooJ'; from 2082; a residence:—
dwell in, dwelling, habitation.
2074. yibttT Z e buwluwn, zeb-oo-loon'; or
"Jlb3T Z e buluwn, zeb-oo-loon'; or
"|bt!aT 2S c buwlun, ze6-oo-!oon'; from 2082;
habitation; Zebulon, a son of Jacob;
also his territory and tribe:— Zebulun.
2075. "'pbliT Z e buwldniy, zeb-oo-lo-nee' ;
patron, from 2074; a Zebukmite or
desc. of Zebulun:— Zebulonite.
2076. !"DT zabacb, zaw-bakh'; a prim, root; to
slaughter an animal (usually in sacri-
fice):— kill, offer, (do) sacrifice, slay.
2077. f13T zebacb, zeh'-bakh; from 2076; prop, a
slaughter, i.e. the flesh of an animal; by
impl. a sacrifice (the victim or the act):— offer (-ing),
sacrifice.
2078. fTST Zebacb, zeh'-bakh; the same as 2077;
sacrifice; Zebach, a Midianitish prince:—
Zeban.
2079. IJ! Zabbay, zab-bah'ee; prob. by orth. err.
for 2140; Zabbai (or Zaccai), an Isr.:—
Zabbai.
2080. ttT»3T Z e biydab, zeb-ee-daw'; fem. from
2064; giving; Zebidah, an Israelitess : —
Zebudah.
2081. W3T Z e btyna», zeb-ee-naw 1 ; from an un-
used root (mean, to purchase); gain-
fulness; Zebina, an Isr. : — Zebina.
2082. 53T zabal, zaw-bal'; a prim, root; appar.
prop, to inclose, i.e. to reside:— dwell
with.
2083. b3T Z e bul, zeb-ool'; the same as 2073; do-
ling; Zebul, an Isr.:— Zebul. Comp. 2073.
"pbST Z e buluwn. See 2074.
2084. )5.1 z e ban (Chald.), zeb-an'; corresp. to the
root of 2081; to acquire by purchase:—
gain.
2085. 3T zag, zawg; from an unused root prob.
mean, to inclose; the skin of a grape:—
husk.
2086. IT zeo, zade'; from 2102; arrogant:— pre-
sumptuous, proud.
2087. filT zadown, zaw-done'; from 2102; ar-
rogance:— presumptuously, pride, proud
(man).
2088. TIT zeb, zeh; a prim, word; the masc. de-
monst. pron., this or that:— he, X hence,
X here, it (-self), X now, X of him, the one ... the
other, X than the other, (X out of) the (self) same,
such (an one) that, these, this (hath, man), on this side
... on that side, X thus, very, which. Comp. 2063,
2090, 2097, 2098.
2089. SIT zeb (1 Sam. 17 : 34), zeh; by perm, for
7716; a sheep;— Iamb.
2090. Sit zob, zo; for 2088; this or that:— as well as
another, it, this, that, thus and thus.
2091. 3tTT zabab, zaw-hawb 1 ; from an unused
root mean, to shimmer; gold; fig. some-
thing gold-colored (i.e. ^elloio), as oil, a clear sky:—
gold (-en), fair weather.
2092. D: "IT zabam, zaw-ham'; a prim, root; to be
rancid, i.e. (trans.) to loathe: — abhor.
2093. UTIJ Zabam, zah'-han:; from 2092; loath-
ing; Zaham, an Isr. :--Zaham.
2094. liTj zabar, zaw-har' , a prim, root; to
gleam; fig. to enlighten (by caution):—
admonish, shine, teach, (give) warn (-ing).
2095. 1!lT z«bar (Chald.), zeh-har 1 ; corresp. to
2094; (pass.) be admonished: — take heed.
i. IfIT zobar. zo'-har; from2094; brilliancy:—
2097. IT zow, zo; for 8088; this or that:— that,
this.
2098. IT ziw, zoo; for 2088; this or that:— that
this, X wherein, which, whom.
2099. IT Ziv, zeev'; prob. from an unused root
mean, to be prominent; prop, brightness
[comp. 2122], i.e. (fig.) the month of flowers; Ziv (cor-
resp. to Ijar or May) :— Zif .
2100. 31T zuwb, zoob; a prim, root; to flow freely
(as water), i.e. (spec.) to have a (sexual)
flux; fig. to waste away; also to overflow: — flow,
gush out, have a (running) issue, pine away, run.
2101. 31T zowb, zobe; from 2100; a seminal or
menstrual flux:— issue.
2102. TIT zuwd, zood; or (by perm.)
"PT ziyd, zeed; aprlm.root; toseeifte; fig. to
be insolent:— \>e proud, deal proudly, pre-
sume, (come) presumptuously, sod.
2103. TIT zuwd (Chald.), zood; corresp. to 2102; to
fee proud: — in pride.
2104. D^TIT Zuwziym, zoo-zeem'; plur. prob,
from the same as 2123; prominent; Z%-
zites, an aboriginal tribe of Pal.: — Zuzims.
2105. nniT Z6wcb6tb, zo-khayth'; of uncert.
or.; Zocheth, an Isr.:— Zoheth.
2106. HIT zavtytb, zaw-veeth'; appar. from the
same root as 2099 (in the sense of pro-
minence); an angle (as projecting), I.e. (by impl.) a
corner-column (or onto):— comer (stone).
2107. blT zuwl, zool; a prim, root [comp. 2151];
prob. to shake out, i.e. (by impl.) to soot-
ier profusely; fig. to treat lightly:— lavish, despise.
2108. SlblT zuwlab, zoo-law'; from 2107; prop.
scattering, i.e. removal; used adv. ex-
cept:— heside, but, only, save.
2109. "JIT zuwn zoon; a prim, root; perh. prop.
to fee plump, i.e. (trans.) to nourish: — feed.
2110. "|1T zuwn (Chald.), zoon; corresp. to 2109:—
feed.
2111. SIT zawa<, zoo'-aft; a prim, root; prop, to
shake off, i.e. (fig.) to agitate (as with
fear):— move, tremble, vex.
2112. JP1T zuwa< (Chald.), zoo'-ah; corresp. to
2111; to shake (with fear):— tremble.
2113. WlT zhra'ah, zevaw-aw'; from 2111; agi-
tation, fear:— be removed, trouble, vex-
ation. Comp. 2189.
2114. TIT zuwr, zoor; a prim, root; to turn aside
(espec. for lodging) ; hence to fee o for-
eigner, strange, profane; spec. (act. part.) to commit
adultery: — (come from) another (man, place), fanner,
go away, (e-) strange (-r, thing, woman).
2115. TIT zuwr, zoor; a prim, root [comp. 6695];
to press together, tighten.- — close, crush,
thrust together.
2116. itllT zuwreb, zooreh'; from 2115; trodden
on:— that which is crushed.
2117. NTT zaza', zaw-zaw'; prob. from the root of
2123; prominent; Zaza, an Isr.: — Zaza.
2118. flflT zacbacb, zaw-khakh'; a prim, root; to
shove or displace:— loose.
2119. bTIT zacbal, zaw-khal'; a prim, root; to
crawl; by ImpL to fear:— be afraid, ser-
pent, worm.
2120. nbflt Zdcbeletb, zo-kheh'4eth; tern, act
part of 2119; Brawling (i.e. serpentj;
Zocheleth, a boundary stone in Pal. :— Zoneteth.
2121. 'JTT't zfcydawn, zay-dohn'; from 8102;
boiling of water, i.e. wove.'— proud.
2122. TT ziyv (Chald.), zeev; corresp. to 8099;
(flg.) cheerfulness: — brightness, counte-
nance.
2123. VJ ziyz, zee*,' from an unused root appar.
mean, to be conspicuous; fulness of the
breast; also a moving creature: — abundance, wild
beast.
2124. NT" 1 ! zlyza', zee-zauf; appar. from the
same as 2123; prominence, Ziza, the
name of two Isr. :— Ziza.
2125. flTT Ziyzak, zee-ami'; another form for
2124; Zizah, an Isr.:— Zizah.
2126. N3 n T Ziyna', zee-naw'; from 2109; well fed;
or pern, an ortb. err. for 2124; Zina, an
Isr. :— Zina.
2127. yy Ziya«, zee'-ah; from 2111; agitation;
Zia, an Isr.:— Zia.
2128. tpT Ztypk, zee/; from the same as 2208;
flowing; Ziph, the name of a place in
Pal. ; also of an Isr. :— Ziph.
2129. fiB">T Ziypkak, zee-faw", fern, of 2128; a
flowing; Ziphah, an Isr.:— Ziphah.
2130. ''ECy Ziypbiy, zee-fee'; patrial from 2128; a
Ziphite or inhab. of Zlph:— Ziphim,
Ziphite.
2131. tip" 1 ! ziyqak ffsa- 5° ; u >. zee-*<»«>' (fern.);
and
J?T ziq, zeefc; or
]JT zeq, za&e; from 2187; prop, what leaps
forth, i.e. flash of Are, or a burning arrow;
also (from the orig. sense of the root) a bond: — chain,
fetter, firebrand, spark.
2132. rPT zayltb, zah'-yith; prob. from an unused
root [akin to .2099] ; an olive (as yielding
illuminating oil), the tree, the branch or the berry:—
olive (tree, -yard), Olivet.
2133. "|rpT ZSytkan, zay-thawn'; from 2132;
olive grove; Zethan, an Isr. : — Zethan.
2134. "3T zak, zalc; from 2141; clear:— clean, pure.
2135. J13T zakak, zaw-fcate'; a prim, root [comp.
* * 2141] ; to be translucent; flg. to be in-
nocent:— be (make) clean, cleanse, be clear, count
pure,
2136. IDT zakfiw (Chald.), zaw-hoo 1 ; from a root
1 corresp. to 2135; purity:— innocency.
2137. rVDIDT z e kirwkiytk, zek-oo-keeth 1 ; from
' 2135; prop, transparency, i.e. glass:—
crystal.
2138. TDT zakuwr, zaw-hoor'; prop. pass. part.
1 of 2142, but used for 2145; a moie (of
man or animals):— males, men-children.
2139. TIDT Zakkirwr, zak-koor'; from 2142;
mindful; Zakkur, the name of seven
Isr.:— Zaccur, Zacchur.
2140. "OT Zakkay, zak-kah'ee; from 2141; pure;
Zakkai, an Isr.:— Zaccai.
2141. WT zakak, zaw-kak'; a prim, root [comp.
2135]; to be transparent or clean (phys.
or mor.):— be (make) clean, be pure (-r).
2142. "IDT zakar, zaw-kar'; a prim, root; prop.
to mark (so as to be recognized), i.e. to
remember; by impl. to mention; also (as denom.
from 2145) to be male:— X burn [incense], X earn-
estly, be male, (make) mention (of), be mindful, re-
count, record <-er), remember, make to be remem-
bered, bring (call, come, keep, put) to (in) remem-
brance, X still, think on, X well.
2143. IDT zfcker, zay'-ker; or
IDT zeker, zeh'-ker; from 2142; a memento,
abstr. recollection (rarely if ever); by
lmpl. commemoration;— memorial, memory, remem-
brance, scent.
2144. "IDT Zeker, zeh'-ker; the same as 2143; Zeker,
an Isr.:— Zeker.
2145. "IDT zakar, zaw-kawr 1 ; from 2142; prop.
remembered, i.e. a male (of man or ani-
mals, as being the most noteworthy sex):— X him,
male, man (child, -kind).
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
2170.
Horawm
Zawam
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2146. "jilpT zlkrown, zik-rone'; from 2142; a
memento (or memorable thing, day or
writing): — memorial, record.
2147. "^DT Zikriy, zik-ree'; from 2142; memora-
ble; Zicri, the name of twelve Isr.:—
Zichri.
2148. In^lDT Z e karyak, zek-ar-yaw 1 ; or
IiT'IDT Z*karyabiiw, zek-ar-yaw 1 -hoo;
from 2142 and 3050; Jah has remem-
bered; Zecarjah, the name of twenty-nine Isr.:—
Zacbariah, Zechariah.
2149. ttfej zulluwtb, zool-looth'; from 2151;
prop, a shaking, l.e. perh. a tempest:—
vilest.
2150. btbt zalzal, zal-zal'; by redupl. from 2151;
tremulous, i.e. a twig: — sprig.
2151. VbT zalal, zau>-!aJ'; a prim, root [comp. 2107];
to shake (as in the wind), i.e. to quake; flg.
to be loose morally, worthless or prodigal:— blow
down, glutton, riotous (eater),,vile.
2152. rtsybT zal'aphak, zal-aw-favi '; or
S1BS5T zll'aphaph, zil-aw-faw'; from
2196; a glow (of wind or anger); also a
famine (as consuming) :— horrible, horror, terrible.
2153. InsbT Zilpah, zil-paw; from an unused
root appar. mean, to trickle, as myrrh;
fragrant dropping; Zilpah, Leah's maid:— Zilpah.
2154. STHT zlmmak, zim-maw'; or
X •
?TST zammah, zam-maw'; from 2161; a
plan, espec. a bad one:— heinous crime,
lewd (-ly, -ness), mischief, purpose, thought, wicked
(device, mind, -ness).
2155. ST72T Zimmah, zim-maw'; the same as
2154; Zimmah, the name of two Isr.:—
Zimmah.
2156. 7"I"li73T z e m6wrak, zem-o-raw'; or
!TT:T z e m«»rak, zem-o-raw' (fern.) ; and
*1uT z'mor, zem-ore' (masc): from 2168;
a twig (as pruned):— vine, branch, slip.
2157. DtpT Zamzom, zam-zome' ; from 2161; in-
triguing; a Zamzumite, or native tribe
of Pal. :— Zamzummim.
2158. TBt zamiyr, zaw-meer'; or
"T3T zamir, zaw-meer'; and (fern.)
FIT3T z e mirak, zem-ee-raw'; from 2167; a
song to be accompanied with instru-
mental music:— psalm (-1st), singing, song.
2159. TMT zamiyr, zaw-meer 1 ; from 2168; a
twig (as pruned): — branch.
2160. rVMSy Z e miyrak, zem-ee^raw'; fem. of
2158; song; Zemirah, an Isr.:—
Zemira.
2161. DMT zamam, zaw-mdm'; a prim, root; to
plan, usually in a bad sense: — consider,
devise, imagine, plot, purpose, think (evil).
2162. CUT zamam, zaw-mawm'; from 2161; a
plot— wicked device.
2163. yiyj zaman, zaw-man'; a prim, root; to fix
(a time): — appoint.
2164. "faT z e man (Chald.), zem*m'; corresp. to
2163; to agree (on a time and places-
prepare.
2165. TOT z e man, zem-awn'; from 2163; an ap-
pointed occasion:— season, time.
2166. 1KT z e man (Chald.), zem-awn'; from 2165;
the same as 2165:— season, time.
2167. TnT zamar, zauMnar'; a prim, root [perh.
ident. with 2168 through the idea of strik-
ing with the fingers]; prop, to touch the strings or
parts of a musical instrument, i.e. play upon it; to
make music, accompanied by the voice; hence to cel-
ebrate in song and music:— give praise, sing forth
praises, psalms.
2168. *|BT zamar, zaw-mar' '; a prim, root [comp.
* 2-<67, 5568, 6785]; to trim (a vine):— prune.
2169. "TOT zemer, zeh'-mer; appar. from 2167 or
2168; a gazelle (from its lightly touching
the ground):— chamois.
musick.
"IMT z e mar (Chald.), zem-awr'; from a root
corresp. to 2167; instrumental music:—
THT zamir.
* T
"ifey z e mor.
See 2158.
See 2156.
2171.
2172.
THT zamntar (Chald.), zam-mawr'; from
the same as 2170; an instrumental musi-
•singer.
STIHT zlmrak, zim-raw'; from 2167; a mu-
sical piece or song to be accompanied
by an instrument:— melody, psalm.
2173 iTTOT zlmrak, zim-raw'; from 2168;
pruned (i.e. choice) fruit:— best fruit.
SfTHT zemirak. See 2158.
STlfay zomorak. See 2156.
2174. fflfi ZImriy, ziro-ree'; from 2167; musical;
Zimri, the name of five Isr., and of an
Arabian tribe:— Zimri.
2175. fTBJ Zimran, zinwrawn'; from 2167; mu-
sical; Zimran, a son of Abraham by
Keturah :— Zimran.
2176. rTTDT zlmrath, zim-raioia'; from 2167; in-
strumental music; by impl. praise:—
song.
2177. )t zan, zan; from 2109; prop, nourished (or
fully developed), i.e. a, form or sort: — divers
kinds, X all manner of store.
2178. ■)! zan (Chald.), zan; corresp. to 8177;
sort: — kind.
2179. D?T zanab, zaw-nab'; a prim, root mean, to
way; used only as a denom. from 2180;
to curtail, i.e. cut off the rear:— smite the hindmost.
2180. DJT zanab, zaw-nawb'; from 2179 (in the
orig. sense of flapping); the toil (lit. or
flg.):— tail.
2181. niT zanab, zaw-naw'; a prim, root [highly
fed and therefore wanton]; to commit
adultery (usually of the female, and less often of
simple fornication, rarely of involuntary ravishment)-,
flg. to commit idolatry (the Jewish people being re-
garded as the spouse of Jehovah):— (cause to) commit
fornication, X continually, x great, (be an, play the)
harlot, (cause to be, play the) whore, (commit, fall to)
whoredom, (cause to) go a- whoring, whorish.
2182. H13T Zanowach, zaw-no'-akh; from 2186;
rejected; Zanoach, the name of two
places in Pal.:— Zanoah.
2183. "|13T zannwn, zaio-noom'; from 8181; adul-
tery; fig. idolatry:— whoredom.
2184. HIST z'nnwth, zen-ooth'; from 2181; adul-
tery, i.e. (flg.) infidelity, idolatry:—
whoredom.
2185. HIST zdndwth, zo-noth'; regarded by some
as if from 2109 or an unused root, and
applied to military equipments; but evidently the
fem. plur. act. part, of 2181; harlots:— armour.
2186. I1J3T zanack, zaw-nakh'; a prim, root mean.
to push aside, i.e. reject, forsake, fail: —
cast away (off), remove far away (off).
2187. pJT zanaq. zaw-nak'; a prim, root; prop.
to draw together the feet (as an animal
about to dart upon its prey), I.e. to spring forward:—
leap.
2188. !"WT z@'ab, zay-aw 1 ; from 8111 (in the sense
of 3154); perspiration:— sweat.
2189. tTWT za'avak, zah-av-avf; by transp. for
2113; agitation, maltreatment:— X re-
moved, trouble.
2190. y\Sl Ia.t&T&n, zah-av-awn' ; : from 2111; dis-
quiet; Zaavan, an Idumaaan:— Zaavan.
2191. TW ze'feyr, zeh-ayr'; from an unused root
' [akin (by perm.) to 6819], mean, to dwin-
dle; small:— little.
2192. Tin z e «6yr (Chald.), xeh-avr 1 ; corresp. to
" ' 2191:— little.
TWT za'ak, zam-ak 1 ; a prim, root; to extin-
1 • -be extinct.
2193.
2194. ftPT za'am, zaw-am'; a prim, root; prop, to
foam at the mouth, i.e. to be enraged:—
abhor, abominable, (be) angry, defy, (have) indigna-
| tion,
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Zaham
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
2195. D?T za'am, zah'-am; from 2194; strictly
froth at the mouth, i.e. (fig.) fury (espec.
of God's displeasure with sin):— angry, indignation,
rage.
2196. M?T za^apb, zaw-af; a prim, root; prop.
to boil up, i.e. (fig.) to be peevish or
angry:— fret, sad, worse liking, be wroth.
2197. £]3>T za'apb, zah'-af; from 2196; anger:—
indignation, rage (-ing), wrath.
2198. RS>1 zu'epb, zaw-af e'; from 2196; angry:—
displeased.
2199. p3>T za'aq, zaw-ak'; a prim, root; to shriek
(from anguish or danger); by anal, (as a
herald) to announce or convene publicly: — assemble,
call (together), (make a) cry (out), come with such a
company, gather (together), cause to be proclaimed.
2200. p3>T zo'iq (Chald.), zeh'-eek; corresp. to 2199;
to make an outcry:— cry.
2201. ]?{S>T za-aq, zah'-ak; and (fern.)
SlpST z e <aqah, zeh-aw-kaw 1 '; from 2199; a
shriek or outcry v— cry (-ing).
2202. "jhST Zlpbron, zi-frone'; from an unused
root (mean, to be fragrant) ; Ziphron, a
place in Pal.:— Ziphron.
2203. riDT zepbetb, zeh'-feth; from an unused
root (mean, to liquify); asphalt (from its
tendency to soften in the sun):— pitch,
pt ziq, or pj zfeq. See 2131.
2204. ^j5T zaqen, zaw-kane'; a prim, root; to be
old:— aged man, be (wax) old (man).
2205. ^pT zaqen, zaw-kane'; from 3304; old:—
aged, ancient (man), elder (-est), old (man,
men and . . . women), senator.
2206. "jpT zaqan, zaw-kawn'; from 2204; the
beard (as indicating age):— beard.
2207. ")pT zdqen, zo'-ken; from 2304; old age:-
age.
2208. pT zaqun, zato-fcoon',' prop. pass. part, of
2204 (used only in the plur. as a noun) ; old
age:— old age.
2209. fllpT zlqnab, zik-maio',- fem. of 2205; old
age.— old (age).
2210 D)?T zaqapb, zaw-kaf; a prim, root; to
lift, i.e. (fig.) comfort:— raise (up).
2211. £©T z-qapb (Chald.), zek-af; corresp. to
2210; to hang, i.e. impale:— set up.
2212. W5T zaqaq, zaw-kak'; a prim, root; to
strain, (fig.) extract, clarify:— fine, pom-
down, purge, purify, refine.
2213. IT ze"r, zare; from 2237 (in the sense of scat-
tering); a chaplet (as spread around the
top), l.e. (spec.) a border moulding:— crown.
2214. 81T zara'.zaw-raio'; from 2114 (in the sense
* of estrangement) [comp. 2219]; dis-
gust: — loathsome.
2215. yit zarab, zaw-rab'; a prim, root; to flow
away: — wax warm.
2216. bS3*Yf Z e rtibbabel,zer-oob-oau>oel';from
2215 and 894; descended of (i.e. from)
Babylon, i.e. born there; Zerubbabel, an Isr.:—
Zerubbabel.
2217. b331T Z e rnbbabel (Chald.), zer-oob-baw-
bel'; corresp. to 2216:— Zerubbabel.
2218. 15J Zered, zeh'-red; from an unused root
mean, to be exuberant in growth; lined
With shrubbery; Zered, a brook E. of the Dead Sea:—
Zared, Zered.
2-219. 7T1T zarab, zaw-raw 1 ; a prim, root [comp.
2114; to toss about; by impl. to diffuse,
winnow:— cast away, compass, disperse, fan, scatter
(away), spread, strew, winnow.
0. SilT z e r6wa«, zer-o'-aft; or (short.)
I3J"|T z®r6a«, zer-o'-ah; and (fem.)
TO'TlT z^ow'ab, zer-o-aw 1 ; or
HSHf z c rd'ab, zer-o-aw 1 ; from 2232; the
arm (as stretched out), or (of animals)
the foreleg; fig. force:— arm, + help, mighty, power,
shoulder, strength.
2221. 8V"J! zfirftwa*, zay-roo'-ah; from 2232;
something sown, i.e. a plant;— sowing,
thing that is sown.
2222. tpOI zarziypb, zar-zeef; by redupl. from
! an unused root mean, to flow; a, pour-
ing rain: — water.
Wi*lT z e rdw«all. See 2220.
2223. Tift! zarziyr, mr-zeer 1 ; by redupl. from
'" 2115; prop, tightly girt, i.e. prob. a
racer, or some fleet animal (as being slender in the
waist): 1- greyhound.
2224. rtlT zaracb, zaw-rakh'; a prim, root; prop,
to irradiate (or shoot forth beams), i.e.
to rise (as the sun); spec, to appear (as a symptom of
leprosy):— arise, rise (up), as soon as it is up.
2225. ITTr zeracb, zeh'-rakh; from 2224; arising
of light:— rising.
2226. rfnT Zeracb, zeh'-rakh; the same as 2225:
Zerach, the name of three Isr., also of an
Idumaean and an Ethiopian prince:— Zarah, Zerah.
2227. "WIT Zarcbty, zar-fcfcee',- patron, from 2226;
a Zarchite or desc. of Zerach: — Zarchite.
2228. iTTM Z e racbyab, zer-akh-y aw' ; from
2225 and 3050; Jah has risen; Zerach-
jah, the name of two Isr.:— Zerahiah.
2229. d^T zaram, zaw-ram'; a prim, root; to
gush (as water) :— carry away as with a
flood, pour out.
2230. D^IT zerem, zeh'-rem; from 2229; a gush of
water: — flood, overflowing, shower, storm,
tempest.
2231. TXKn zlrmab, zir^maw'; fem. of 2230; a
gushing of fluid (semen) :— issue.
2232. yiT zarat, zaw-rah'; a prim, root; to sow;
tig. to disseminate, plant, fructify: —
bear, conceive seed, set with, sow (-er), yield.
2233. VlJ zera«, zeh'-rah; from 2232; seed; fig.
fruit, plant, sowing-time, posterity:—
X carnally, child, fruitful, seed (-time), sowing-time.
2234. 9^f «"*»« (Chald.), zer-ah'; corresp. to 2233;
posterity: — seed.
5*hT z e r6a«. See 2220.
2235. 3>"tT zeroa', zay-ro'-ah; or
fyiT zera'dn, zay-raw-ohn' ; from 2232;
something sown (only in the plur.), i.e. a
vegetable (as food):— pulse.
TO'lT z-Tto&b. See 2220.
2236. p'lT zaraq, zaw-rak'; a prim, root; to
sprinkle (fluid or solid particles):— be
here and there, scatter, sprinkle, strew.
2237. TIT zarar, zaw-rar'; a prim, root [comp.
2114]; perh. to diffuse, i.e. (spec.) to
sneeze: — sneeze.
2238. ffi^T Zeresh, zeh'-resh; of Pers.or.; Zeresh,
Banian's wife:— Zeresh.
2239. rV"lT zeretb, zeh'-reth; from2219; thespread
of the fingers, i.e. a span:— span.
2240. N1DT Zattdw', zat-too 1 ; of uncert. der.;
Zattu, an Isr.:— Zattu.
2241. DPT ZStbAm, zay-thawm'; appar. a var. for
2133; Zetham, an Isr.:— Zetham.
2242. iriT Zetbar, za.y-thar'; of Pers.or.; Zethar,
a eunuch of Xerxes:— Zethar.
n
2243. 3n cbdb, khobe; by contr. from 2245; prop.
a cherisher, i.e. the bosom:— bosom.
2244. NSH cbaba.', khaw-baw'; a prim, root
[comp. 2245] ; to secrete;— X held, hide
(self), do secretly.
2245. Sin cbabab, khaw-bab'; a prim, root
[comp. 3344, 3247]; prop, to hide (as in
the bosom), i.e. to cherish (with affection):— love.
2246. aan Cbobab, kho-bawb'; from 2245; cher-
ished; Ohobab, father-in-law of Moses:—
Hobab.
2247. Man cbabab, khaw-bah'; a prim, root
[comp. 2245]; to secrete.-— hide (self).
2248. nbian cbabOTrlab (Chald.), Mao-oo-to';
" from 2255; prop, overthrown. I.e.
(morally) crime:— hurt.
I. liatl Chabowr, khaw-bore'; from 2266;
united; Chabor, a river of Assyria:
Habor.
2250. TTlian cbabbft-wrab, khab-boo-raW; or
nian cbabburab, khab-boo-raw' ; or
rtpan chaburab, khab-oo^raw' ; from
2266; prop, bound (with stripes), i.e. a
weal (or blaek-and-blue mark itself):— blueness,
bruise, hurt, stripe, wound.
2251. £aap cbabat, khaw-bat'; a prim, root; to
knock out or off:— beat (off, out), thresh.
2252. Sljan Ch&bayab, khab-ah-yaw' ; or
•"PaO Cbabayah, khab-aw-yaw 1 '; from
2247 and 3050; Jah has hidden • Chaba-
jah. inlsr.: — Habaiah.
3253. Tl^an chebydwn, kheb-yone 1 ; from 2247;
a concealment:— hiding.
2254. ^5n cbabal, khaw-bal'; a prim, root; to
wind tightly (as a rope), i.e. to bind;
spec, by a pledge: flg. to pervert, destroy; also to
writhe in pain (espec. of parturition):— x at all,
band, bring forth, (deal) corrupt (-ly), destroy, of-
fend, lay to (take a) pledge, spoil, travail, x very,
withhold.
2255. ban cbabal (Chald.), khab-al'; corresp. to
2254; to ruin: — destroy, hurt
2256. ban cbebel, kheh'-bel; or
bail cbebel, khay'-bel; from 2254; a rore
(as twisted), espec. a measuring line; bj
impl. a district or inheritance (as measured); or a
noose (as of cords); flg. a company {as if tied to-
gether); also a throe (espec. of parturition); also
ruin:— band, coast, company, cord, country, destruc-
tion, line, lot, pain, pang, portion, region, rope, snare,
sorrow, tackling.
2257. ban cbabal (Chald.), khab-al'; from 2255;
harm (personal or pecuniary): — damage,
hurt.
2258. ban cbabfil, khab-ole'; or (fem.)
TOan cbabolab. khab-o-law'; from 2254;
a pawn (as security for debt):— pledge.
2259. ban chobel, kho-bale'; act. part, from 2254
(in the sense of handling ropes); a
sailor:— pilot, shipmaster.
2260. ban cblbbel, khib-bale'; from 2254 (in the
sense of furnished with ropes); a
mast: — mast.
2261. nbsan cbabatstseletb, khab-ats-tseh'-
leth; of uncert. der.; prob. meadow-
saffron: — rose.
2262. n;SSan Cbabatstsanyab, khab-ats-
tsan-yaw'; of uncert. der.; Chab-
atstsanjah, a Eechabite:— Habazaniah.
2263. pan cbabaq, khaw-bak'; a prim, root; to
clasp (the hands or in embrace): — em-
brace, fold.
2264. pan cbibbuq, fcfcio-&oo&' ,-from2263; aclasp-
ing of the hands (in idleness):— fold.
2265. plpan Cbabaqquwq, khab-ak-kook' ; by
redupl. from 2263; embrace; Chabak-
kuk, the prophet:— Habakkuk.
2266. ian cbabar, khaw-bar'; a prim, root; to
join (lit. or flg.); spec, (by means of
spells) to fascinate:— charm (-er), be compact, couple
(together), have fellowship with, heap up, join (self,
together), league.
2267. *ian cbeber, kheh'-ber; from 2266; a so-
ciety; also a spell: \- charmer (-ing),
company, enchantment, X wide.
2268. *Qn Cbeber, hheh'-ber; the same as 2267;
community; Cheber, the name of a Ken*
ite and of three Isr.:— Heber.
2269. 'nan cbabar (Chald.), khab-ar 1 ; from a root
corresp. to 2266; an associate:— compan-
ion, fellow.
2270. 'nan cbaber, khaw-bare 1 ; from 8266; an
associate:— companion, fellow, knit
together.
2271. *ian cbabbar, fcftao-oawr'; from 2266; e>
partner: — companion.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Zaham
Khoots
37
fTfiffan ch&barbfirah, khab-ar-boo-
raw'; by redupl. from 2266; a
streak (like a line), as on the tiger:— spot.
2273. fTflrt chabrah (Chald.), khab^raw'; fern.
of 2269; an associate;— other.
2274. STJin chebr&h, kheb-raw 1 ; tern, of 2267;
association:— company.
2275. "jillH Chebrown, kheb-rone'; from 2267;
seat of association; Chebron, a place
in Pal., also the name of two Isr.:— Hebron.
2276. "O'Tnin Chebrowniy, khebwnee' ; or
""■Han Chebroniy. kheb^ro-m.ee' ; patron,
from 2275; Chebronite (collect.), an in-
hab. of Chebron:— Hebronites.
2277. "'"tan Chehriy, JAee-ree',- patron, from
2268; a Chebrite (collect.) or desc. of
Cheber:— Heberites.
2278. man chabereth, khab-eh'-reth; tern, of
2270; a consort:— companion.
2279. niah chobereth, kho-beh'-reth; fern. act.
part, of 2266; a joint:— which coup-
leth, coupling.
3280. ©an chabash, khaw-bash'; a prim, root;
to wrap firmly (espec. a turban, com-
press, or saddle); flg. to stop, to rule:— bind (up),
gird about, govern, healer, put, saddle, wrap about.
2281. natl chabeth, khaw-bayth'; from an un-
used root prob. mean, to cook [comp.
4227]; something fried, prob. a griddle-cofce;— pan.
2282. m chag, khag; or
jn cbag, khawg; from 2287; a festival, or a
victim therefor:— (solemn) feast (day),
sacrifice, solemnity.
2283. SCn chagfi.', khaw-gaw 1 ; from an unused
root mean, to revolve [comp. 2287] ; prop.
vertigo, i.e. (flg.) fear:— terror.
am cbagab, khaw-gawb'; of uncert. der.;
a locust: — locust,
asn Cbagab, khaw-gawb'; the same as
,T 2284; locust; Chagab, one of the Neth-
inim:— Hagab.
2286. Nasn CbagabA', khag-aw-baW; or
t13Sn Chagabah, khag-aw-baw 1 ; fem. of
** ' 2285; locust; Chagaba or Ohagabah,
one of the Nethinim:— Hagaba, Hagabah.
2287. 3jn lebagag, khaw-gag'; a prim, root [comp.
2283, 2328; prop, to move in a circle, i.e.
(spec.) to march in a sacred procession, to observe a
festival; by impl. to be giddy: — celebrate, dance, (keep,
hold) a (solemn) feast (holiday), reel to and fro.
2288. 130 chftgav, khag-awv'; from an unused
root mean, to take refuge; a rift in
rocks:— cleft.
*TUn chag6vsr, khaw-gp~*'; from 2296;
belted:— girded with.
1130 chagdwr, khag-ore'; or
"IJn cbagdr, khag-ore'; and (fem.)
STlTin ehagowrah, khag-o-raw 4 ; or
fTlin ch&gorah, khag-o-raw'; from 2296;
a belt (for the waist):— apron, armour,
gird Me).
2291. "'an Cbaggiy, khag-ghee'; from 2287;
festive; Chaggi, an Isr. ; also (patron.) a
Chaggite, or desc. of the same:— Haggi, Haggites.
■'lO Cbaggay, khag-gah'ee; from 2282; fes-
tive; Chaggai, a Heb. prophet: — Haggai.
!"IJ.?n Chaggiyah, khag-ghee-yaw' ; from
2282 and 3050; festival of Jah; Chaggi-
jah, an Isr. :— Haggiab.
2294. rPSfl Chagglyith, khag-gheeth'; fem. of
2291; festive; Chaggith, a wife of
David :— Haggith.
2295. nbW Choglah, khog-laW; ot uncert. der. ;
prob. a partridge; Choglah, an Israel -
itess:— Hoglah. See also 1031.
2296. Ian chagar, khaw-gar 1 ; a prim, root; to
gird on (as a belt, armor, etc.):— be able
to put on, be afraid, appointed, gird, restrain, x on
every side.
2297. in chad, khad; abridged from 259; one:—
one.
TTJI chad (Chald.), khad; corresp. to 2297; as
card, one; as art. single; as ord. first;
adv. at once:— a, first, one, together.
2299. in chad, khad; from 2300; sharp:— sharp.
2300. Iin chadad, khaw-dad'; a prim, root; to
be (caus. make) sharp or (flg.) severe:—
be fierce, sharpen.
2301. Iiq Chadad, khaiUid'; from 2300; fierce;
Chadad, an Ishmaelite:— Hadad.
2302. !lin chadah, khaw-daW; a prim, root; to
rejoice:— make glad, be joined, rejoice.
2303. Ilin ehaddnwd, khad-dood'; from 2300;
a point:— sharp.
2304. TTlin chedvah, khed-vaw'; from 2303; re-
joicing:- gladness, joy.
2305. tllin chedvah (Chald.), khed-waw'; cor-
resp. to 2304:— joy.
2306. "HO ehftdiy (Chald.), khad-ee'; corresp. to
2873; a breast:— breast.
2307. I^in Chadiyd, khaw-deed'; from 2300; a
peak; Chadid, a place in Pal. :— Hadid.
2308. blf! chadal, khaw-daV; a prim, root;
prop, to be flabby, i.e. (by impl.) desist;
(flg.) be lacking or idle: — cease, end, fail, forbear, for-
sake, leave (off), let alone, rest, be unoccupied, want.
2309. bill chedel, kheh'-del; from 2308; rest, i.e.
the state of the dead:— world,
2310. bin chadel, khaw-dale'; from 2308;
vacant, i.e. ceasing or destitute: — he that
forbeareth, frail, rejected.
2311. "bin Ohadlay, khad-lah'ee; from 2809;
idle; Chadlai, an Isr. : — Hadlai.
2312. pill "hfidcq, khay'-dek; from an unused
root mean, to sting; e. prickly plsmt:—
brier, thorn.
2313. bpin Chlddeqel, khid-deh'-kel; prob. of
for. or.; the Chiddekel (or Tigris)
river:— Hiddekel.
2314. *1in chadar, khaw-dar 1 ; a prim, root;
prop, to inclose (as a room), i.e. (by
anal.) to beset (as in a siege):— enter a privy chamber.
2315. Tin cheder, kheh'-der; from 2314; »n
apartment (usually lit.):— ([bed] inner)
chamber, innermost (-ward) part, parlour, + south,
X within.
2316. IIQ Chadar, khad-ar 1 ; another form for
2315; chamber; Chadar, an Ishmaelite: —
Hadar.
2317. "SftlO Chadrah, khad-rawk'; of uncert.
der.; Chadrak, a Syrian deity:—
Hadrach.
2318. VUin chadash, khaw-dash'; a prim, root;
to be new; caus. to rebuild:— renew,
repair,
2319. Bin chadash, khaw-dawsh'; from 2318;
new:— fresh, new thing.
2320. Tljlh chodesh, kho'-desh; from 2818; the
new moon; by impl. a month:— month
(-ly), new moon.
2321. IBlh Chodesh, kho'-desh; the same as 2320;
Chodesh, an Israelitess:— Hodesh.
2322. Utiin Chadashah, khad-aw-shaw' ; fem.
of 2819; new; Chadashah, a place in
Pal.:— Hadasbah.
Pin chadath (Ohald.), fcfcad-aWi.'; corresp.
to 2319; new:— new.
Nin chavfi' (Chald.), khaiww 1 ; corresp. to
2381 ; to show:— shew.
ain chftwb, khoob; also
a^n chayab, khaw-yaV; a prim, root;
prop. perh. to He, i.e. (flg. and reflex.) to
owe, or (by impl.) to forfeit:— make endanger.
2326. aitt chdwb, khobe; from 2325; debt:—
debtor.
2327. iiain chowbah, kho-baw'; fem. act. part.
of 2247; hidi ng place; Chobah, a place
in Syria:— Hobah.
2328. 3W chuwg, khoog; a prim, root jcomp.
2287] ; to describe a circle: — compass.
31tt chfiwg, khoog; from 2328; a circle: —
circle, circuit, compass.
2324.
2325.
2330. Tin chnwd, khood; a prim, root; prop, to
tie a knot, i.e. (flg.) to propound a rid-
dle:— put forth.
2331. mn charah, khawnvah'; a prim, root;
[comp. 2824, 2421] ; prop, to live; by impl,
(intens.) to declare or show:— show.
2332. Slin Chavvah, khav-vaw'; eausat. from
2331 ; life-giver; Chavvah (or Eve), the
first woman:— Eve.
2333. fTin chavvah, khowoaw'; prop, (he game
as 2332 (life-giving, i.e. living-place); by
impL an encampment or village:— (small) town.
2334. T?; niin Ouwowth TTa«iyr, khav-
vothe' yaw-eer'; from the plur. of
2333 and a modification of 3265; hamlets ofjair, a re-
gion of Pal.:— [Bashan-] Havoth-jair.
2335. "Tin Chowaay, kho-zah'ee; from 2S74; vis-
ionary; Chozai, an Isr.:— the seers.
2336. frin chdivach, kho'-akh; from an unused
rootappar. mean, to pierce; a thorn; by
anal, a ring for the nose:— bramble, thistle, thorn.
2337. mn chavach, khaw-vawkh'; perh. Hie same
as 2336; a dell or crevice (as if pierced in
the earth):— thicket.
2338. tain chfrwrt (Chald.), khoot; corresp. to the
root of 2339, perh. as a denom. ; to string
together, i.e. (flg.) to repair:— join.
2339. ttin olinwt. khoot; from an unused root
prob. mean, to sew; a string; by impl. a
measuring tape:— cord, fillet, line, thread.
2340. ""ttl Chlwty, khiv-vee 1 ; perh. from 2383; a
villager; a Chiwite, one of the aboriginal
tribes of Pal. :— Hivite.
2341. Ilb^in Chavtylah, khav-ee-law' ; prob.
from 2812; circular; Chavilah, the
name of two or three eastern regions; also perh. of
two men:— Havilah.
2342. bin chawl, khool; or
b"TI chtyl, kheel; a prim, root; prop, to
twist or whirl (in a circular or spiral man-
ner), i.e. (spec.) to dance, to writhe in pain (espec. of
parturition) or fear; fig. to wait, to pervert:— bear,
(make to) bring forth, (make to) calve, dance, drive
away, fall grievously (with pain), fear, form, great,
grieve, (be) grievous, hope, look, make, be in pain, be
much (sore) pained, rest, shake, shapen, (be) sorrow
(-ful), stay, tarry, travail (with pain), tremble, trust,
wait carefully (patiently), be wounded.
2343. Sin Chfrcvl, khool; from 2342; a circle;
Chul, a son of Aram; also the region set-
tled by him:— Hul.
2344. bin chfiwl, khole; from 2342; sand (as
round or whirling particles):— sand.
2345. Bin chuwm, khoom; from an unused root
mean, to be warm, i.e. (by impl.) sun-
burnt or swarthy (blackish):— brown.
2346. fTOin chowmah, kho-maw'; fem. act
part, of an unused root appar. mean, to
join; a.wallol protection:— wall, walled.
2347. Din chftwc, khoos; a prim, root; prop, to
cover, i.e. (flg.) to compassionate:— pity,
regard, spare.
2348. Elin chowph, khofe; from an unused root
mean, to cover; a cove (as a sheltered
bay): — coast [of the sea], haven, shore, [sea-] side.
2349. fiBin Chavrpham, khoo-fawm'; from the
same as 2348; protection: Chupham, an
Isr.:— Hupham.
2350. "'MBin ChAwphamiy, khoo-faw-mee 1 ;
patron, from 2349; a Chuphamite or
desc. of Chupham:— Huphamites.
2351. Vm chft-wts, khoots; or (short.)
V"n chfits, khoots; (both forms fem. in the
plur.) from an unused root mean, to sever;
prop, separate by a wall, i.e. outside, outdoors:—
abroad, field, forth, highway, more, out (-side, -ward),
street, without.
pin chftwq. See 2436.
ppitl ChuwqSq. See 2712.
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Khoor
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
"AH ch&irr, khoor; or (short.)
n£T ehdr, khoor; from an unused root prob.
mean, to bore; the crevice of a serpent;
the cell of a prison:— hole.
8353. Tin ehuwi-, khoor; from 8357; white
linen:— white.
2354. TOT Chfiwr. khoor; the same as 2353 or
3358; Chur, the name of four 1st. and one
Midianite:— Hur.
2355. Tin chowr, khore; the same as 8353; white
linen:— network. Comp. 2715.
2356. Tin chowr, khore; or (short.)
Tn cbdr, khore; the same as 3352; a cavity,
socket, den: — cave, hole.
2357. Tin cbavar, khtmyvar'; a prim, root; to
blanch (as with shame):— wax pale.
2358. Tin cblw&r (Chald.), khiv-vawr' ; from a
root corresp. to 3357; white:— white.
"pTin Chowrown. See 1032.
•*Tin cbowriy. See 3753.
2359. "'Tin Chuwriy, fcftoo-ree',- prob. from 8353;
linen- worker; Churi, an Isr. :— Huri.
0. "^in Cbuwray, fcftoo-rafc'ee; prob. anorth.
var. for 2359; Churai, an Isr.:— Hurai.
2361. dTOT Chuwram, khoo-rawm'; prob. from
3353; whiteness, i.e. noble; Ctararo, the
name of an Isr. and two Syrians:— Huram. Comp.
3438.
2362. "JT1D ©havran, khav-rawn'; appar. from
2357 (in the sense of 8352); cavernous;
Chavran, a region E. of the Jordan:— Hauran,
2363. OT1 cbirwsb, fcoosft; a prim, root; to
hurry; fig. to be eager with excitement
or enjoyment:— (make) haste (-n), ready.
2364. ntljin Cbftwshab, khoo-shaw'; from 3363;
T haste; Ohushah, an Isr.:— Hushah.
2365. "'ItJOT Cbnwsbay, fcftoo-s/iaft'ee,- from 8363;
hasty; Chushai, an Isr. : — Hushai.
2366. Q^IBin Chfiwshiym, khoo-sheem'; or
tin5n Cbiisblym, khoo-shem'; or
filljn Chxishim, khoo-sheem'; plur. from
2363; hasters; Chushim, the name of
three Isr.: — Hushim.
2367. QlUfn Ch&wsham, khoo-shawm'; or
DTlJn Cbusham, khoo-shawm'; from 2363;
hastily; Ohusham, an Idumeean:—
Husham.
2368. Dnin cbowtham, kho-thawm'; or
ftn'n chotham, kho-thawm'; from 8856; a
signature-ring: — seal, signet.
2369. dnin Cbdwtbam, kho-thawm' , the same
as 2368; seal; Chotham, the name of
two Isr.: — Hotham, Hothan.
2370. NTrj cbaza' (Chald.), khaz-aw'; or
rtTtt chazah (Chald.), khaz-aw'; corresp. to
T 2373; to gaaeupon; mentally to dream,
be usual (i.e. seem):— behold, have [a dream], see, be
wont.
2371. Vwn Cb&za'el, khaz-aw-ale' ; or
b$nTn cb&zab'el, khaz-aw-ale'; from 3373
and 410; Qod has seen; Chazael, a
king of Syria:— Hazael.
2372. ntn cbazah, khaw-zaus; a prim, root; to
gaze at; mentally to perceive, contem-
plate (with pleasure) ; spec, to have a vision of:— be-
hold, look, prophesy, provide, see.
2373. ntn chazeh, khaw-zeh'; from 2373; the
breast (as most seen in front) :— breast.
2874. STrh chozeh, kho-zeh'; act. part, of 8373; a
beholder in vision; also a compact (as
toofced upon with approval):— agreement, prophet,
see that, seer, [star-1 gazer.
bNMtn Cbazah'el. See 3371.
2375. ITn Cbazow, khaz-o'; from 2372; seer;
Chazo, a nephew of Abraham : — Hazo.
2376. ITn chezev (Chald.), khay'-zev; from 2370;
a sight:— look, vision.
2377. 'JITn chazfrwn, khaw-zone'; from 2373; a
sijjM (mentally), i.e. a dream, revelation,
or oracle.-— vision.
2378. nim chazowtb, khaw-zooth'; from 3373;
a revelation:— vision.
2379. nim. eh&zowtb (Chald.), khaz-oth'; from
3370; a view:— sight.
2380. rflTtt cbazikwtb, khaw-zooth'; from 8373;
a loofc; hence (fig.) striking appearance,
revelation, or (by impl.) compact:— agreement, nota-
ble (one), vision.
2381. bSTtn Ch&ziy'el, khaz-ee-ale'; from 3373
and 410; seen of Qod; Chaziel, a Le-
vite:— Haziel.
2382. FPTn Ch&zayab., khaz-aw-yaw 1 ; from 8372
and 8050; Jah has seen; Chazajah, an
Isr.:— Hazaiah.
2383. "pTn Cbezyown, khez-yone'; from 3378;
vision; Chezjon, a Syrian:— Hezion.
2384. 1 TJtt chizzayown, khiz-zaw-yone' ; from
3373; a revelation, espec. by dream:—
vision.
2385. T^Tn chaziyz, khaw-zeez'; from an unused
root mean, to glare; a flash of light-
ning:— bright cloud, lightning.
2386. TVl! cbaziyr, khaz-eer'; from an unused
root prob. mean, to inclose; a hog (perh.
as penned): — boar, swine.
2387. T , Tn Cbeziyr, khay-zeer'; from the same
as 8386; perh. protected; Chezir, the
name of two Isr. :— Hezir.
pTtl cbazaq, khaw-zak'; a prim, root; to
fasten upon; hence to seize, be strong
(flg. courageous, causat. strengthen, cure, help, re-
pair, fortify), obstinate; to bind, restrain, conquer: —
aid, amend, x calker, catch, cleave, confirm, be con-
stant, constrain, continue, be of good (take) courage
(-ous, -ly), encourage (self), be established, fasten,
force, fortify, make hard, harden, help, (lay) held
(fast), lean, maintain, play the man, mend, become
(wax) mighty, prevail, be recovered, repair, retain,
seize, be (wax) sore, strengthen (self), be stout, be
(make, shew, wax) strong (-er), be sure, take (hold),
be urgent, behave self valiantly, withstand.
2389. pTTJ cbazaq, khaw-zawk'; from 2388; strong
(usu. in a bad sense, hard, bold, vio-
lent):— harder, hottest, -f- impudent, loud, mighty,
sore, stiff [-hearted], strong (-er).
2390. ptn cbazeq, khaw-zake'; from 8388; poroer-
ful:— X wax louder, stronger.
2391. pTtt ebezeq, khayf-zek; from 8388; help.-—
strength.
2392. ptn cbozeq, kho'-zek; from 2388; power:—
strength.
2393. npTtl chezqah, khez-kaW; fern, of 2391;
prevailing power:— strength (-en self),
(was) strong.
2394. npTtl cbozqah, khoz-kaw'; tern, of 3393;
vehemence (usu. in a bad sense):— force,
mightily, repair, sharply.
2395. "T?Ttt Chizqiy, Wtiz-fcee',- from 2388; strong,-
Chizki, an Isr.:— Hezeki.
2396. fPftTtl Cblzqiyab, khiz-kee-yaw'; or
Irl^pTn Chlzqiyahfiw, khizleee-yaw'-
hoo; also
i"^'^^ T e cblzqiyab, yekh-iz-kee-yaw' ; or
WPJITJ TT e eblzqiyabuw, yekh-iz-kee-
yaw'-hoo; from 3388 and 8050;
strengthened of Jah; Chizkijah, a king of Judah,
also the name of two other Isr.:— HezeMah, EizMah,
Hizkrjah. Comp. 8169.
2397. fin cbach, khawkh; once (Ezek. 89 : 4)
TTTl cbacbiy, khakh-ee'; from the same as
8836; a ring for the nose (or lips):—
bracelet, ohain, hook.
TTTI cbacbiy. See 8397.
2398. NBn cba$a>, i*au>-tow'; a prim, root; prop,
to miss; hence (fig. and gen.) to sin:
by infer, to forfeit, lack, expiate, repent, (causat.)
lead astray, condemn: — bear the blame, cleanse, com-
mit [sin], by fault, harm he bath done, loss, miss,
(make) offend (er), offer for sin, purge, purify (self),
make reconciliation, (cause, make) sin (-ful, -ness),
2399. NUfl chef, khate; from 2398; a crime or its
penalty:— fault, x grievously, offence,
(punishment of) sin.
2400. NBn chatta.', khattaw'; intens. from 2398;
a, criminal, or one accounted guilty:—
offender, sinful, sinner.
2401. nNJJt] ehafa'ah, khat-aw-aw'; fern, of
8399; an offence, or a sacrifice for it:—
sin (offering), sinful.
2402. "NBn cbatfa'ah (Chald.), khat-taw-aw';
corresp. to 2401; an offence, and the
penalty or sacrifice for it:— sin (offering).
2403. ntjan chatta'ah, khat-taw-aw'; or
riNan chatfa'th, khat-tawth'; from 3398;
an offence (sometimes habitual sinful-
ness), and its penalty, occasion, sacrifice, or expia-
tion; also (concr.) an o^ender.-— punishment (of sin),
purifying (-flcation for sin), sin (-ner, offering).
2404. aBfi chafab, khaw-tab'; a prim, root; to
chop or carve wood:— cut down, hew
(-er), polish.
2405. FGBn ch&tubah, khat-oo-baw' ; tern, pass.
part, of 2404; prop, a carving; hence
a tapestry (as figured):— carved.
2406. Han chi|tah, khit-taw'; of uncert. der.;
wheat, whether the grain or the
plant:— wheat (-en).
2407. TSian Chaltuwsh, khat-toosh'; from an
unused root of uncert. signif. ; Chat-
tush, the name of four or five Isr. :— Hattush.
2408. ''Bn cbafiy (Chald.), khat-ee'; from a root
corresp. to 2398; an offence:— sin.
2409. tf^tSn ehatJaya' (Chald.), khat-taw-yaw' ;
from the same as 2408; an expiation:—
sin offering.
2410. NB'tsn Cbafiyta', khat-ee-taw' ; from an
unused root appar. mean, to dig out;
explorer; Chatita, a temple porter:— Hatita.
2411. b^Bll Cbattiyl, khat-teeV; from an unused
root appar. mean, to wave; fluctuating;
Chattil, one of "Solomon's servants":— Hattil.
2412. SS^an Cb&tiypha', khat-ee-faw' ; from
2414; robber; Chatipha, one of the
Nethinim:— Hatipha.
2413. dan chatam, khaw-tam'; a prim, root; to
stop: — refrain.
2414. ClBn cbafapb, khaw-taf; a prim, root; to
clutch; hence to seize as a prisoner: —
catch.
2415. TBH cbdfer, kho'-ter; from an unused root
of uncert. signif. ; a twig:— rod.
2416. Tl cbay, khah'ee; from 3431; alive; hence
raw (flesh); fresh (plant, water, year),
strong; also (as noun, espec. in the fern. sing, and
masc. plur.) life (or living thing), whether lit. or
flg.: [-age, alive, appetite, (wild) beast, company,
congregation, life (-time), live (-ly), living (creature,
thing), maintenance, + merry, multitude, + (be) old,
quick, raw, running, springing, troop.
2417. TI cbay (Chald.), khah'ee; from 3418; alive;
also (as noun in plur.) life:— life, that
liveth, living.
2418. &rn chaya' (Chald.), khah-yaw 1 ; or
(Tn cb&yab (Chald.), khah-yaw'; corresp.
to 2421; to Woe:— live, keep alive.
2419. TMJin Obiy'el, khee-ale'; from 2416 and 410;
living of God; Chiel, an Isr.:— HieL
STI cbayab. See 8335.
2420. Smn cbiydab, khee-daw'; from 3380; a
puzzle; hence a trick, conundrum, sen-
tentious maa»"m.-— dark saying (sentence, speech),
hard question, proverb, riddle.
HEBKEW AND CHALDEE DICTIONAKY.
Rhoor
Khawlawi
39
3421. ITO cb&yah, ftftoro-j/ow'; a prim, root
[comp. 2331, 2424]; to live, whether lit. or
fig. j causat. te revive:— keep (leave, make) alive,
X certainly, give (promise) life, (let, Buffer to) live,
nourish up, preserve (alive), quicken, recover, re-
pair, restor* (to life), revive, (X God) save (alive, life,
lives), X surely, be whole.
2482. 7"Ptl cbayeb, khaw-yth,'; from 2421; vigor-
ows: — lively,
2423. NYTI cbSyva' (Chald.), khayoaW; from
2418; an animal:— beast.
2424 IVPIl cbayiiwtb, khah-yooth'; from 2421;
life:— X living.
2425. T3H cbayay, khaw-yah'ee; a prim, root
* [comp. 2421]; to live; causat. to revive:—
live, save life.
2426. *WF1 cbeyl, khale; or (short.)
bri cbfel, khale; a collat. form of 2428; an
army; also (by anal.) an intrenchment:—
army, bulwark, host, + poor, rampart, trench, walL
V)1 cbiyl. See 2342.
2427. Vtt ebiyl, kheel; and (fern.)
ilVn cbiylab, khee-law 1 ; from 2342 ; a
* ' ttroe (espec. of childbirth):— pain, pang,
sorrow.
2428. V$J cbayll, khah'-yil; from 2342; prob. a
force, whether of men, means or other
resources; an army, wealth, virtue, valor, strength:—
able, activity, (+) army, band of men (soldiers), com
pany, (great) forces, goods, host, might, power, riches,
strength, strong, substance, train, (+) valiant (-ly),
valour, virtuous (-ly), war, worthy (-ily).
2429- Vtl cbayll (Chald.), khah'-yil; corresp. to
2428; an army, or strength:— aloud, army,
X most [mighty], power.
2430. !tVrj eheylata, khay-law'; fern, of 2428; an
intrenchment: — bulwark.
2431. tjVn CbSylam, khay-lawm'; or
6t<bn Cbel'am, khay-lawm'; from 2428;
fortress; Chelam, a place E. of Pal. :—
Helam.
2433. 'jVri Cbiyl&n, khee-lane'; from 24
fortress; Chilen, a place in PaL:—
Hilen.
2433. "pft cbiyn, kheen; another form for 2580
beauty: — comely.
2434. V^n cbaylts, khah'-yits; another form for
2351 ; a wall: — wall.
2435. "p5!:' , )l cbiytsown, khee-tsone'; from 2484;
prop, the (outer) wall side; hence ex-
terior; flg. secular (as opposed to sacred):— outer,
outward, utter, without.
2436. "p" 1 !! cbSyq, khake, or
T/TI cbeq, khake; and
pin cbowq, khoke; from an unused root,
appar. mean, to inclose; the bosom Git
or flg.):— bosom, bottom, lap, midst, within.
2437. SlTTl Chiyra.il, khee-raw 1 ; from 2357 in the
sense of splendor; Chirah, an Adullam-
ite:— Hirah.
2438. D^TI Cbiyram, khee-rawm', or
DtT! Cbiyrowm, khee-rome'; another
form of 2361 ; Chiram or Chirom, the
name of two Tyrians:— Hiram, Huram.
2439. Vi"T\ cbiysh, kheesh; another form for 2363
to hurry: — make haste.
2440. llS^tl cliiysli, kheesh; from 2439; prop, t
hurry; heDce (adv.) quickly:— soon.
2441. ^ITI cbelt, khake; prob. from 2596 in the
sense of tasting; prop, the palate or
inside of the mouth; hence the mouth itself (as the
organ of speech, taste and kissing):— (roof of the)
mouth, taste.
2442. FOfl cbakab, khaw-kaw'; a prim, root
[appar. akin to 2707 through the idea of
piercing'] ; prop, to adhere to; .hence to await:— long,
tarey, wait.
3443. 7130 cbakkab, khak-kaw'; prob. from
2442; a hook (as adhering):— angle, hook.
2444. {TlVan Cbakiylab, khak-ee-law' ; from the
" same as 2447; dark; Chakilah, a hill
in Pal.:— Hachilah.
2445. &On cbafckiym (Chald.), khak-keem';
from a root corresp. to 2449; wise,
I.e. a Magian:— wise.
2446. Ttban Cb&kalyab, khak-al-yaw' ; from
T ' ~ "' the base of 2447 and 3050; darkness of
Jah; Chakaljah, an Isr. :— Hachaliah.
2447. Vban cbakliyl, khak-leel'; by redupl.
from an unused root appar. mean, to
be dark; darkly flashing (only of the eyes); in a good
sense, brilliant (as stimulated by wine):— red.
2448. rnbVjtl ehakliluwth, khak-lee-looth' ;
from 2447; flash (of the eyes); in a
bad sense, blearedness: — redness.
2449. D5H cbakam, khaw-kam'; a prim, root,
to be wise (in mind, word or act):—
X exceeding, teach wisdom, be (make self, shew self)
wise, deal (never so) wisely, make wiser.
2450. S3t1 chakam, khaw-kawm'; from 2449;
wise, (i.e. intelligent, skilful or artful):—
cunning (man), subtil, ([un-]), wise ([hearted], man).
2451. TTOptl chokmab, khok-maw'; from 2449;
' : * wisdom (in a good sense):— skilful, wis-
dom, wisely, wit.
2452. FraDtt chokmah (Chald.), khok-maw'; cor-
resp. to 2451 ; wisdom: — wisdom.
2453. ^iiUDf Cbakmowniy, khak-mo-nee' ;
from 2449; skilful; Chakmoni, an
Isr. :— Hachmoni, Hachmonite.
2454. niMSn ehobmowth, khok-moth'; or
HTOSn cbakuiowtb, khak-moth'; collat.
forms of 2451; wisdom:— wisdom,
every wise [woman].
Vn cbfeX See 2426.
2455. Vn ebdl, khole; from 2490; prop, exposed;
hence profane:— common, profane (place),
unholy.
2456. Njn chala', khaw-law 1 ; a prim, root [comp.
2470] ; to be sick:— be diseased.
2457. JlNbri ebel'ab, khel-aw'; from 2456; prop.
disease; hence rust: — scum.
2458. ft&Vfl Cbel'ah, khel-aw'; the same as 2457;
* ' ' Chelah, an Israelitess:— Helah.
2459. aVn cbeleb, kheh'-leb; or
V V
abn cbeleb, khay'-leb; from an unused
root mean, to be fat; fat, whether lit.
or flg. ; hence the richest or choice part: — X best, fat
(-ness), X finest, grease, marrow.
2460. abtl Cbeleb, khay'-leb; the same as 2459;
fatness; Cheleb, an Isr. :— Heleb.
2461. S5n cbalab, khaw-lawb'; from the same
as 2459; milk (as the richness of Mne): —
+ cheese, milk, sucking.
2462. f&btl Cbelbab, khel-baw'; fern, of 2459;
fertility; Ghelhah, a place in Pal.:—
Helbah.
2463. fiaVfi Cbelb&wn, kheUbone'; from 2459;
fruitful; Chelbon, a place in Syria:—
Helbon.
2464. Fttabn cbelb<>nab, khel-ben-aw'; from
2459; galbanam, an odorous gum (as if
fatty) :— galbanum.
2465. *lbn cbeled, kheh'-led; from an unused
root appar. mean, to glide swiftly; life
(as a fleeting portion of time); hence the world (as
transient);— age, short time, world.
2466. ib.H cbeled, khay'-led; the same as 2465;
Cheled, an Isr.:— Heled.
2467. "ibh cboled, kho'-led; from the same as
2465 ; a weasel (from its gliding motion) :—
weasel.
2468. FTjbn Chnldab, khool-daw>; tern, of 2467;
' Chuldah, an Israelitess:— Huldah.
2469.
"^ifl Cbelday, khel-dah'-ee; from 2466;
worldliness; Cheldai, the name of two
Isr. :— Heldai.
2470. flbn cbalab, khaw-law 1 ; a prim, root [comp.
2342, 2470, 2490] ; prop, to be rubbed or
worn; hence (fig.) to beweak, sick, afflicted; or(causat-)
to grieve, make sick; also to stroke (in flattering), en-
treat:— beseech, (be) diseased, (put to) grief, be
grieved, (be) grievous, infirmity, intreat, lay to, put
to pain, X pray, make prayer, be (fall, make) sick,
sore, be sorry, make suit ( x supplication), woman in
travail, be (become) weak, be wounded.
2471. Flbn cballab, khal-law'; from 2490;acafce
(as usually punctured): — cake.
2472. dibtl cbalowm, khal-ome'; or (short.)
D5n cbalom, khal-ome'; from 2492; a,
dream:— dream (-er).
2473. "pbh Cbolfiwn, kho-lone'; or (short.)
fstl Cbolon, kho-lone'; prob. from 2344;
sandy; Oholon, the name of two places in
Pal.:— Holon.
2474. "jiVfl cballdwn, khaUone'; a window' (as
perforated)' — window
2475. Epbri cbalowpb, khal-ofe'; from 2498;
' prop surviving; by impl. (collect.) or-
phans:— X destruction.
2476. illlJlbn cbaluwsbab, khal-oo-shavf;
fern. pass. part, of 2522; defeat:—
being overcome.
2477. tlVfi Cbalacb, khal-akh'; prob. of for. or.;
Chalach, a region of Assyria: — Halah.
2478. Vribn Cbalcbuwl, khal-khool'; by redupL
from 2342; contorted; Chalchul, a place
in Pal.:— Halhul.
2479. ribnbri cbalcbalah, khal-khaw-law 1 ; fern.
from the same as 2478; writhing (in
childbirth); by impl. terror:— (great, much) pain.
2480. ttbft cSxalat, khaw-lat'; a prim, root; to
snatch at: — catch.
2481. "btl cbaliy, khal-ee'; from 2470; a trinket
(as polished): — jewel, ornament.
2482. "bfl Cbaliy, hhal-se'; the same as 2481;
Chali, a place in Pal. :— Hali.
2483. TJ3 cbdliy, khol-ee'; from 2470; malady,
r ' anxiety, calamity:— disease, grief, (is)
sick (-ness).
2484. Mjbtl cbelyab, kheUyaw 1 ; tern, of 2481; a
trinket: — jeweL
2485. Vbll cbaliyl, khaw-leel'; from 2490; a flute
(as perforated):— pipe.
3486. TlVbfl chaliylab, khaw-lee'-law; or
!"lbbn cbalilab, khaw-lee'-law; a directive
from 2490; lit. for a profaned thing;
used (interj.) far be it!:— be far, ( X God) forbid.
2487. MB"'bn cbaliy pbab, kJud-ee-faw' ; from
2498; alternation: — change, course.
2488. !"!2£"bn cb&liytsab, khal-ee-tsaw'; from
2502; spoil:— armour.
2489. iObn cb£l e b&>, khay-lek-aw'; or
npbn cbel e kab, khay-lek-aw'; appar.
from an unused root prob. mean, to be
dark or (flg.) unhappy; a wretch, i.e. unfortunate:
poor.
2490. 33tl cbalal, khaw4al'; a prim, root [comp.
2470]; prop, to bore, i.e. (by impl.) to
wound, to dissolve; flg. to profane (a person, place
or thing), to break (one's word), to begin (as if by an
"opening wedge"); denom. (from 2485) to play (the
flute):— begin (x men began), defile, x break, defile,
X eat (as common things), X first, X gather the grape
thereof, x take inheritance, pipe, player on instru-
ments, pollute, (cast as) profane (self), prostitute, slay
(slain), sorrow, stain, wound.
2491. bbtl cbalal, khaw-lawl'; from 2490; pierced
(espec. to death); fig. polluted:— kill,
profane, slain (man). X slew, (deadly) wounded,
tlbbn cbalilab. See 2486,
40
Khawlam
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
2492. Dbtt chalam, khaw-lam'; a prim, root;
prop, to bind firmly, i.e. (by impl.) to be
(oausat. to make) plump; also (.through the fig. sense
of dumbness) to dream.-— (cause to) dream (-er), be in
good liking, recover.
2493. Sbn Chelem (Chald.), khay'-lem; from a
root oorresp. to 8492; a dream:— dream.
2494. tibn Chelem, khay'-lem; from 2492; a
dream; Chelem, an Isr.:— Helem. Comp.
246S.
2495. niXfeH challamftwth, khaUlaw-mooth' ;
from 2492 (in the sense of insipidity);
prob. purslain:— egg.
2496. UTKfen challamiysh, khal-law-meesh' ;
prob. from 2492 (in the sense of hard-
ness) ; flint:— flint (-y), rock.
2497. "ptl Cheldn, khay-lone'; from 242&istrong
Chelon, an Isr. :— Helon
2498. tjbn chalaph, khaw-laf; a prim, root;
prop, to slide by, i.e. (by impl.) to hasten
away, pass on, spring up, pierce or change: — abolish,
alter, change, cut off, go on forward, grow up, be
over, pass (away, on, through), renew, sprout, strike
through.
2499. EJbn chalaph (Chald.), khal-af; corresp.
" to 2498; to pass on (of time): — pass.
2500. Cfcn cheleph, khay'-lef; from 2498; prop.
exchange; hence (as prep.) instead of:—
Xfor.
2501. £1?n Cheleph, kheh'-lef; the same as 2600;
change; Cheleph, a place in Pal. :—
Heleph.
2502. yb£l chalats, khaw-lats'; a prim, root; to
pull off; hence (intens.) to strip, (re-
flex.) to depart; by impl. to deliver, equip (for fight) ;
present, strengthen:— arm (self), (go, ready) armed
( x man, soldier), deliver, draw out, make fat, loose,
(ready) prepared, put off, take away, withdraw self.
>bn Chelets, kheh'-lets; or
5f1 Chelets, khay'-lets; from 2502; perh.
strength; Chelets, the name of two Isr.:—
Helez.
2504. Vbn chalats, khaw-lawts'; from 2502 (in
the sense of strength); only in the
dual; the loins (as the seat of vigor):— loins, reins.
2505. p3f1 chalaq, khaw-lak'; a prim, root; to be
smooth (fig.) ; by impl. (as smooth stones
were used for lots) to apportion or separate: — deal,
distribute, divide, flatter, give, (have, im-) part (-ner),
take away a portion, receive, separate self, (be)
smooth (-er).
2506. pbtt cheleq, khay'-lek; from 2505; prop.
smoothness (of the tongue); also an
allotment:— flattery, inheritance, part, x partake,
portion.
2507. pbn Cheleq, khay'-lek; the same as 2506;
portion; Chelek, an Isr. :— Helek.
2508. |?bn chalaq (Chald.), khaUawk 1 ; from a
root corresp. to 2505; apart:— portion.
2509. pbtl cbalaq, khaw-lawk'; from 2505;
smooth (espec. .of tongue):— flatteriDg,
smooth.
2510. pbfj Cbalaq, khaw-lawk 1 ; the same as 2509;
bare; Chalak, a mountain of Idumeea:—
Halak.
2511. pbtt challaq, khal-lawk'; from 2505;
smooth:— smooth.
2513. pbrt challuq, fcftaMoofc'; from 2505;
smooth:— smooth.
2513. fl)jbn cbelqab, khel-kaw'; fem. of 2506;
prop, smoothness; fig. flattery; also
an allotment:— field, flattering (-ry), ground, parcel,
part, piece of land ([ground]), plat, portion, slippery
place, smooth (thing).
2514 !l|sbn chalaqqah, khal-ak-kaw 1 ; fem.
from 2505; flattery:— flattery.
2515. itljibt] chalnqqah, khal-ook-kaw' ; fem.
of 2512; a distribution: — division.
2516. "Tjbn Chelqiy, khel-kee'; patron, from
' ! '' 2507; a Chelkite or desc of Chelek:—
Helkiter
2503. fbr
2517. "Tjbri Chelqay, khel-kah'ee; from 2505;
apportioned; Chelkai, an Isr.: — Hel-
kai.
2518. fT'jpbn Chilqiyah, khil-kee^yaw' ," op
IM^bn Chilqiyahuw, khU-kee-yaw'-hoo;
from 2506 and 3050; portion of Jaft;
Chilhijah, the name of eight Isr. :— Hilkiah.
2519. rlj?bpbjn chalaqlaqqah, khal-ak-lak-
kaw'; by redupl. from 2505; prop,
something very smooth; i.e. a treacherous spot; fig.
blandishment: — flattery, slippery.
2520. nj?bri Cbelqatb, kheUkath'; a form of
2513; smoothness; Ohelkath, a place in
Pal.:— Eelkath.
2521. S'lttS rijjbn Chelqath bats-TsA-
rirm, kheUkath' hats-tsoo-
reem'; from 2520 and the plur. of 6697, with the art.
inserted; smoothness of the rocks; Chelkath Hats-
tsurim, a place in Pal.:— Helkath-hazzurim.
2522. fflbn chalash, khaw-lash'; a prim, root;
to prostrate; by impl. to overthrow,
decay:— discomfit, waste away, weaken.
2523. llSbn challash, khal-lawsh'; from 2522;
frail:— weak.
2524. tit"! Cham, khawm; from the same as 2846 ;
T
a father-in-law (as in affinity):— father in
law.
2525. En cham, khawm; from 2552; hot:— hot,
warm.
2526. 617 Cham, khawm; the same as 2525; hot
(from the tropical habitat); Cham, a son
of Noah; also (as a patron.) his desc. or their coun-
try:— Ham.
2527. On cbom, khome; from 2552; fteat:— heat,
to be hot (warm).
2528. N)3fl chema» (Chald.), khem-aw'; or
JlBn chamah (Chald.), kham-aio'; corresp.
to 2534; anger:— fury,
Nntt cbema'. See 2534.
2529. ilNMH chem'ah, khem-aw 1 ; or (short.)
TilZft chemah, khay-maw 1 ; from the same
root as 2346; curdled milk or cheese:—
butter.
2530. TOt\ ehamad, kkaw-mad'; a prim, root;
to delight in:— beauty, greatly beloved,
covet, delectable thing, (X great) delight, desire,
goodly, lust, (be) pleasant (thing), precious (thing).
2531. "Van chemed, kheh'-med; from 2530; de-
light:— desirable, pleasant.
2532. !TTOt"! chemdab, khem-dav/; fem. of
2531; delight:— desire, goodly, plea-
sant, precious.
2533. ^intl Chemdan, khem-dawn'; from 2531 ;
pleasant; Chemdan, an Idumsean:—
Hemdan.
2534. iTMIl chemah, khay-maw 1 ; or (Dan. 11 : 44)
Wntt chema', khay-maw'; from S179; heat;
flg. anger, poison (from its fever):—
anger, bottles, hot displeasure, furious (-ly, -ry), heat,
indignation, poison, rage, wrath (Jul). See 2529.
2535. 17172)1 chammah, Tcham-maw 1 ; from 2525;
heat; by impl. the sun:— heat, sun.
2536. bNTHfl Chammuw'el, kham-moo-ale' ;
from 2585 and 410; anger of Cod;
Chammuel, an Isr.:— Hamuel.
2537. btaiMn Chamiiwtal, kham-oo-taV ; or
bta^at] Chamiyfal, kham-ee-tal'; from
2524 and 2919; father-in-law of dew;
Ghamutal or Chamital, an Israelitess: — Hamutal.
2538. bintt Chamuwl, khaw-mool'; from 2550;
pitied; Chamul, an Isr.: — Hamul.
2539. "ipIMn Chamuwliy, khaw-moo-lee' ; pa-
tron, from 2538: a Chamulite (collect.)
or desc. of Chamul:— Hamulites.
2540. \)1Sn Chammown, kham-mone'; from
2552; warm spring" Ihammon, the name
of two places in Pal. :— Hammon.
2541. Vittn. chamiwla, khaw-motse'; from
2556; prop, violent; by impl. a roo-
ber:— oppressed.
2542. pllSfl chammnwq, kham-mook'; from
2559; a wrapping, i.e. drawers.— joints.
2543. linn chamowr, kham-ore'; or (short.)
Inn chamor. ftam-ore; from 2560; a male
ass (from its dun red):— (he) ass.
2544. linn Chamowr, kham-ore'; the same as
2543; ass; Chamor, a Canaanite:—
Hamor.
2545. flint! chamdwth, kltam-oth'; or (short.)
rifatj chamdth, kham-oth'; fem. of 2524;
a mother-in-law: — mother in law.
2546. tann ehomet, kho'-met; from an unused
root prob. mean, to lie Zoto; a lizard (as
creeping): — snail.
2547. iDgJaJrj Chumfah, khoom-taw'; fem. of
2546; low; Chumtah, a place in Pal.:—
Humtah.
2548. y^Btt chamiyts, fcftaw-meets'; from 2556;
seasoned, i.e. salt provender:— clean.
2549. h ffi' 1 WtI ehamiyshiy, kham-ee-shee' ; or
ISnn cbamlshshty, kham-ishshee' ; ord.
from 2568; ^/tft; also a fifth:— Blib.
(part).
2550. 5MR cbamal, khauymal'; a prim, root; to
commiserate; by impl. to spare:— have
compassion, (have) pity, spare.
2551. !lb?2f1 chemlah, khem-law'; from 2550;
commiseraiiore:— merciful, pity.
2552. toil! chamam, khaw-mam'; a prim, root;
to be hot (lit. or fig.):— enflame self, get
(have) heat, be (wax) hot, (be, wax) warm (self, at).
2553. "Wan chamman, kham-mawn'; from 2535;
a sim-pfllar:— idol, image.
2554. DMtl cbamac, khaw-mas'; a prim, root; to
be violent; by impl. to maltreat: — make
bare, shake off, violate, do violence, take away vio-
lently, wrong, imagine wrongfully.
2555. DMfl chama^, khaw-mawce'; from 2554;
violence; by impl. wrong; by meton. un-
just gain.-— cruel (-ty), damage, false, injustice, X op-
pressor, unrighteous, violence (against, done), violent
(dealing), wrong.
2556. yMtl chametg, khaw-mates'; a prim, root;
to be pungent; i.e. in taste (sour, i.e. lit.
fermented, or flg. harsh), in color (dazzling) :— cruel
(man), dyed, be grieved, leavened.
2557. yotJ chamStz, khaw-mates'; from 2556;
ferment, (flg.) earfortiora:— leaven, lea-
vened (bread).
2558. yart chdmets, kho'-mets; from 2556; vine-
gar:— vinegar.
2559. pot! chamaq, khaw-mak'; a prim, root;
prop, to enwrap; hence to depart (Le.
turn about):— go about, withdraw self.
2560. *172.n chamar, ftAaic-mar'; a prim, root;
prop, to boil up; hence to ferment (with
scum); to glow (with redness) ; as denom. (from 2564)
to smear with pitch: — daub, foul, be red, trouble.
2561. *"l5pn cbemer, kheh'-mer; from 2560; wine
(as fermenting):— X pure, red wine.
2562. inn chamar (Chald.), kham-ar 1 ; corresji.
to 2561; «ii«e: — wine.
inn chamor. See 2543.
2563. inn cbomer, kho'-mer; from 2560; prop.
a bubbling up, i.e. of water, a wave; of
earth, mire or clay (cement); also a heap; hence a
chomer or dry measure:— clay, heap, homer, mire,
motion, mortar.
2564. inn cbemar, khay^mawr'; from 2560;
bitumen (as rising to the surface):—
slime (-pit).
2565. !"Ilfon chamorah, kham-o-raw 1 ; from
2560 [comp. 2563] ; a heap:— heap.
2566. 'Jinn Chamran, kham-rawn'; from 2560;
red; CTtamrati, an Idumsean:— Amran.
2567. UJnn chamash, khaw-mash'; a denom.
from 2568; to tax a fifth:— take up the
fifth part
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Khawlam
Khooppaw
41
2568. U3nn chamesh, khaw-maysh' ; maso.
STlB'pn charaishshah, kham-ish-shaw 1 ;
a prim, numeral; five:— St [-teen],
fifth, five ( X apiece).
2569. TB?in chomesh, kho'-mesh; from 2567; a
fifth tax:— fifth part.
2570. ttSptl chomesh, kho'-mesh; from an un-
used root prob. mean, to oe stout; the
abdomen (as obese) :— fifth [rib].
2571. VSmn chamdsh, khaw-moosh'; pass. part.
of the same as 2570; staunch, i.e. able
bodied soldiers:— armed (men), harnessed.
STffintl chamishshah. See 2568.
t * -:
"'Hint! ch&mishshiy. See 2549.
2572. fi^lBHPI chamlshshiym, khamAsh-
sheem'; multiple of 2568; fifty:—
fifty.
2573. frail chemeth, khay'-meth; from the same
as 2346; a skin bottle (as tied up):—
bottle.
2574. rfflt! ChamJith, kham-awth'; from the
same as 2346; walled; Chamath, a place
f } Syria:— Hamath, Hemath.
rbn ch&moth. See 2545.
2575. HBO Chammath, kham-math' ; a Tar. for
the first part of 2576; hot springs;
Chammath, a place in Pal. : — Hammath.
2576. 1OT tflSn Chammoth Bo'r, kham-
moth' dore; from the plur. of
2535 and 1756; hot springs of Dor; Chammath-Dor,
a place in Pal.:— Hamath-Dor.
2577. "Tint! Ck&inatliiy, kham-aw-thee' ; pa-
trial from 2574; a Chamathite or native
of Chamath.'— Hamathite.
2578. !-Oi22 ran Cli&niath Tsowhah,
kham-ath' tso-baw 1 ; from 2574
and 6678; Chamath of Tsobah; Chamath-Tsobah;
prob. the same as 2574: — Hamath-Zobah.
2579. FQ^ nnn Chamath Rabbah, kham-
"' ath' rab-baw'; from2574and 7237;
Chamath of Rabbah; Chamath-Babbah, prob. the
same as 2574.
2580. in chen, khane; from 2603; graciousness,
i.e. subj. (kindness, favor) or objective
(beauty):— favour, grace (-ious), pleasant, precious,
[well-] favoured.
2581. yn ChSn, khane; the same as 2580; grace;
Chen, a fig. name for an Isr.: — Hen.
2582. "nin Chenadad, khay-naw-dawd' ; prob.
from 2580 and 1908; favor of Sadad;
Chenadad, an Isr. :— Henadad.
2583. H3n chanah. [khaw-naw'; a prim, root
[comp. 2603] ; prop, to incline; by impl.
to decline (of the slanting rays of evening); spec, to
pitch a tent; gen. to encamp (for abode or siege):—
abide (in tents), camp, dwell, encamp, grow to an end,
lie, pitch (tent), rest in tent.
2584. 71311 Channah, khan-naw 1 ; from 2603;
favored; Channah, an Israelitess: — Han-
nah.
2585. TfiitT CMnowk, khan-oke'; from 2696;
initiated; Chanok, an antediluvian
patriach:— Enoch.
2586. "port Channwn, khawnoon'; from 2603;
favored; Chanun, the name of an Am-
monite and of two Isr. : — Hanun.
2587. yfill channuwn, khanwoon'; from 2603;
gracious:— gracious.
2588. JTD7J chaniiwth, khaw-nooth'; from 2583;
prop, a vault or cell (with an arch); by
impl. a prison:— cabin.
2589. ri30 channfiwth, khansnoth'; from 2608
(in the sense of prayer); supplication: —
he gracious, intereated,
2590. t33n chanat, khaw-naV; a prim, root; to
spice; by impl. to embalm; also to
ripen:— embalm, put forth.
2591. NEJfJ Chlnta> (Chald.), khint-taw'; cor-
* : " resp. to 2406; wheat;— wheat,
2592. "iSjt^an Ch&nniy'el, khansnee-ale' ; from
2603 and 410; favor of God; Channiel,
the name of two Isr.:— Hanniel.
2593. Tpitl ehaniyk, kaw-neek'; from 2596; ini-
tiated; i.e. practised:— trained.
2594. WW? chanirnah, khan-ee-naw'; from
2603; graciousness:— favour.
2595. ftpn chaniyth, khan-eeth'; from 2583; a
lance (for thrusting, like pitching a
tent) :— javelin, spear.
2596. WH chanak, khaw-nak'; a prim, root;
T prop, to marrow [comp. 2614] ; fig. to in-
itiate or discipline: — dedicate, train up.
2597. N3.5f! ch&nukka' (Chald.), chan-ook-kaw' ;
corresp.to2598; consecration:— dedica-
tion.
2598. itSSt] channkkah, khan-ook-kaw' ; from
2596; initiation, i.e. consecration.-—
dedicating (-tion).
2599. "'Sin Chandkiy, khanro-kee'; patron, from
2585; a ChaiMkite (collect.) or desc. of
Chanok:— Hanochites.
2600. QSH chinnam, khin-nawm'; from 2580;
gratis, i.e. devoid of cost, reason or ad-
vantage:— without a cause (cost, wages), causeless, to
cost nothing, free (-ly), innocent, for nothing
(nought), in vain.
2601. bNffln Chanam'el, khan-am-ale' ; prob.
by orth. var. for 2606; Chanamel, an
1st. : — Hanameel.
2602. bnin chanamal, khan-aw-mawl' ; of un-
oert. der.; perh. the aphis or plant-
louse:— frost.
2603. "JDH chanan, khaw-nan'; a prim, root
[comp. 2583] ; prop, to bend or stoop in
kindness to an inferior; to favor, bestow; causat. to
implore (i.e. move to favor by petition): — beseech,
X fair, (be, find, shew) favour (-able), be (deal, give,
grant (gracious (-ly), intreat, (be) merciful, have (shew)
mercy (on, upon), have pity upon, pray, make suppli-
cation, X very.
2604. 'Jif. chanan (Chald.), khan-an'; corresp. to
2603 ; to favor or (causat.) to entreat:—
shew mercy, make supplication.
2605. )2n Chanan, khaw-nawn'; from 2603; fa-
vor; Chanan, the name of seven Isr.:—
Canan.
2606. bttMt! Ch&nan'el, fcftan-an-aie'; from 3603
and 410; God has favored; Chananel,
prob. an Isr., from whom a tower of Jerusalem was
named:— Han aneel.
2607. ''Jitt Chananfy, khan-aw-nee' ; from 2603;
gracious; Chanani, the name of six
Isr. : — Hanani.
2608. STSSn Ch&nanyah, khanran-yaw'; or
ISTMt! Chananyahnw, khan-an-yaw'-
hoo; from 2603 and 3050; Jah has fa-
vored; Chananjah, the name of thirteen Isr. :— Han-
aniah.
2609. D5H Change, khaw-nace'; of Eg. der.;
Chanes, a place in Egypt:— Hanes.
2610. E|5n eliiliieph khaw-nafe'; a prim, root;
to soil, espec. in a moral sense: — cor-
rupt, defile, x greatly, pollute, profane.
2611. IJjn ehaneph, khaw-nafe'; from 2610;
soiled (i.e. with sin), impious:— hypocrite
(-ical).
2612. E]5h chfinepk, kho'-nef; from 2610; moral
filth, i.e. wickedness:— hypocrisy.
2613. )TtBin chanuphah, khan-oo-faw 1 ; fern.
from 2610; impiety:— profaneness.
2614. 'pStl chanaq, khaw-nak'; a prim, root
[comp. 2596] ; to be narrow; by impl. to
throttle, or (reflex.) to choke oneself to death (by a
rope):— hang self, strangle.
2615. "]rSn Channathon, khan-naw-thone' ;
prob. from 2603; favored; Channathon,
a place in Pal.:— Hannathon.
2616. *lpn chacad, khaw-sad'; a prim, root;
prop. perh. to bow (the neck only [comp.
2603] in courtesy to an equal), i.e. to be kind; also (by
euphem. [comp. 1288], but rarely) to reprove;— shew
self merciful, put to shame,
2617. Iprt eheced, kheh'-sed: from 8616; kind'
ness; by impl. (towards God) piety i
rarely (by opp.) reproof, or (subject.) beauty:— fa-
vour, good deed (-liness, -ness), kindly, (loving-) kind-
is, merciful (kindness), merny, pity, reproach,
wicked thing.
2618. "ipfl Checed kheh'-sed; the same as 2617s
favor; Chesed, an Isr. :— Hesed.
2619. fl^Qtl Chacadyah, khas-ad-yaw'; from
2617 and 3050; Jah has favored;
Chasadjah, an Isr. :— Hasadiah.
2620. InOn chacah, khaw-saw 1 ; a prim, root; to
flee for protection [comp. 982]; fig. to
confide in:— have hope, make refuge, (put) trust
2621. !"!0n Chdcah, kho-saw'; from 2620; hope-
ful; Chosah, an Isr.; also a place in
Pal.:— Hosah.
2622. niOn chaciiwth, khawsooth'; from 2620;
confidence: — trust.
2623. TDH chaciyd, khaw-seed'; from 2616;
prop, kind, i.e. (religiously) pious (a
saint):— godly (man), good, holy (one), merciful, saint,
[un-] godly.
2624. STT'DtJ ckaciydah, khas-ee-daw'; fern, ot
2623; the kind (maternal) bird, i.e. a
stork:— X feather, stork.
2625. b^ptl chaciyl, khaw-seel'; from 2628; the
ravager, i.e. a locust:— caterpillar.
2626. "pDH chactyn, khas-een'; from 2630; prop,
firm, i.e. (by impl.) mighty:— strong.
2627. Tpfl chacclyr (Chald.), khas-seer'; from a
root corresp. to 2637; deficient:— want-
ing.
2628. bon chacal, khaw-sal'; a prim, root; to
eat off: — consume.
2629. tipfl chacam, khaw-sam'; a prim, root; to
muzzle; by anal, to stop the nose: —
muzzle, stop.
2630. 10JR chacan, khaw-san'; a prim, root;
prop, to (be) compact; by impl. to
hoard:— lay up.
2631. 1DH chacan (Chald.), khas-an'; corresp. to
2630; to hold in occupancy:— possess.
2632. "]&n cliecen (Chald.), khay'-sen; from 2631;
strength: — power.
2633. IpM chdeen, kho'-sen; from 2630; wealth;—
riches, strength, treasure.
2634. "]0n Chacon, khaw-sone'; from 2630; pow-
erful:— strong.
2635. JjDn chacaph (Chald.), khas-af; from a
root corresp. to that of 2636; a clod;—
clay.
2636. OSpfl chacpac, khas-pas'; redupl. from an
unused root mean, appar. to peel; a
shred or scale: — round thing.
2637. IDn chacfer, khaw-sare'; a prim, root; to
lack; by impl. to fail, want, lessen:-
be abated, bereave, decrease, (cause to) fail, (have)
lack, make lower, want.
2638. *lDn chaee"r, khaw-sare'; from 2637; lack-
ing; hence without:— destitute, fail,
lack, have need, void, want.
2639. IDn checer, kheh'-ser; from 2637; lacks
hence destitution:— poverty, want,
2640. 'Iph choeer, fcfto'-ser; from 2637; poverty:—
in want of.
2641. StJ&Q Chacrfih, Jehas-raw'; from 8637t
want:—Chasrah, an Isr. :— Hasrah.
2642. li'Tpn checrfiwn, khes-rone'; from 8637;
deficiency: — wanting.
2643. CVn chaph, khaf; from 2653 (in the moral
sense of covered from soil); pure;— inno-
cent.
2644. NBn chapha', khaw-faw'; an orth. var. of
2645; prop, to cover, i.e. (in a sinister
sense) to act covertly:— do secretly.
2645. flStl chaphah, khaw-faw 1 ; a prim, root
[comp. 2644, 2653]; to cover; by impl. to
veil, to incase, protect:— ceil, cover, overlay.
2646. flBIl chnppah, khooppaw'; from 8645; 3
canopy.-— chamber, closet, defence.
2647. >"J371 Chnppah, khoop^paw'; the same 3S
2646; Chuppah, an Isr.;— Huppah.
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Rhawfaz
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
2648. TEH cbapbaz, khaw-faz'; a prim, root;
prop, to start up suddenly, i.e. (by impl.)
to hasten away, to fear.— (make) haste (away),
tremble.
2649. pTBri cbippaxown, khip-paw-zone' ;
from 2648; hasty flight:— haste.
2650. ti^Bfl Chuppiym, fcftoqp-peem'; plur. of
"* 8646 [comp. 2349]; Chuppim, an Isr.;—
Huppim.
2651. "(pn cbdpben, kho'-fen; from an unused
root of uncert. signif . ; a yisi (only in the
dual):— fists, (both) hands, hand [-ful].
2652. "VBQ Cbopbniy, khof-nee'; from 2651;
perh. pugilist; Chophni, an Isr.:—
Hophnl.
2653. SlgTI cbfipbapb, khaw-faf; a prim, root
[comp. 2645, 3182]; to cover (in protec-
tions—cover.
2654. VBH chapbets, khaw-fates 1 ; a prim, root;
prop, to incline to; by impl. (lit. but
rarely) to bend; fig. to be pleased with, desire: —
X any at all, (have, take) delight, desire, favour, like,
move, be (well) pleased, have pleasure, will, would.
2655. Von cbapbets, khaw-fates 1 ; from 2654;
with:— delight in, desire,
favour, please, have pleasure, whosoever would,
willing, wish.
2656. yDT] cbSpbets, khay'-fets; from 2654;
pleasure; hence (abstr.) desire; concr.
a valuable thing; hence (by extens.) a matter (as
something in mind):— acceptable, delight (-some),
desire, things desired, matter, pleasant (-ure), pur-
pose, willingly.
2657. tn^l "'Iffipri Cbepbtsiy bath, khef-tsee'
baw; from 2656 with suffixes; my
delight (is) in her; Cheptsi-bah, a fanciful name for
PaL:— Hephzi-bah.
2658. 'IDH cbapbar, khaw-far 1 ; a prim, root;
prop, to pry into; by impl. to delve, to
explore:— dig, paw, search out, seek.
2659. ""IBf! cbapber, khaw-fare'; a prim, root
[perh. rath, the same as 2658 through the
idea of detection]; to blush; fig. to be ashamed, dis-
appointed; causat. to shame, reproach: — be ashamed,
he confounded, be brought to confusion (unto shame),
come (be put to) shame, bring reproach.
2660. "ISTI Chepher, khay'-fer; from 2658 or
2659 ; a p it or shame; Chepher, a place in
Pal. ; also the name of three Isr.: — Hepher.
2661. '"lbn chaphor, khaf-ore'; from 2658; a
hole; only in connection with 6512,
which ought rather to be joined as one word, thus
•"flB'ISO ehapharpSrah, khaf-ar-pay-
raw 1 ; by redupl. from 2658; a bur-
rower, le. prob. a rat: — \- mole.
2662. "^BH Chephriy, khef-ree 1 ; patron, from
2660; a Chephrite (collect.) or desc. of
Chepher:— Hepherites.
2663 B^Sn Chapharayim, khafaw-rah'-yim;
dual of 2660; double pit; Chaphara-
jim, a place in Pal.:— Haphraim.
STnErtpn ch&pharperah. See 2661.
2664. toStJ ehapbas, khan-fas'; a prim, root; to
seek; causat. to conceal oneself (i.e. let
he sought), or mask:— change, (make) diligent
(search), disguise self, hide, search (for, out).
2665. \l)pn chephes, khay'-fes; from 2664; some-
thing covert, i.e. a trick:— search.
2666. IBBTt chapbash, khaw-fash' ; a prim, root;
to spread loose, fig. to manumit:— be
free.
2667. tfbh Chdphesh, kho'-fesh; from 2666;
something spread loosely, i.e. a car-
pet.-— precious.
2668. S"TC5Btl chuphshah, khoof-shau/; from
* 2666; liberty (from slavery):— free-
dom.
2669. rilZJDri cbepbsfenwth, khof-shooth';
and
rPVCBtl chophshiyth, khof-sheeth' ; from
2666; prostration by sickness (with
1004, a hospital):— several.
3670. ^tfSri cbopbsbiy, khof-shee'; from 2666;
exempt (from bondage, tax or care): —
free, liberty.
2671. VTl chSts, khayis; from 2686; prop, a
piercer, i.e. an arrow; by impl. a wound;
fig. (of God) thunder-ooB; (by interchange for 6086)
the shaft of a spear: — f- archer, arrow, dart, shaft,
staff, wound.
Vn chuts. See3S51.
2672. SSSn cbatsab, khaw-tsaV; or
33.1"! chatseb, khaw-tsabe 1 ; a prim, root;
to cut or carve (wood, stone or other
material); by impl. to hew, split, square, quarry,
engrave:— cut, dig, divide, grave, hew (out, -er), make,
mason.
2673. Wtl cbatsab, khaw-tsaw 1 ; a prim, root
[comp. 2686]; to cut or split in two; to
halve:— divide, X live out half, reach to the midst,
part.
2674. TiStn Chatsowr, khaw-tsore'; a collect.
form of 2691; village; Chatsor, the
name (thus simply) of two places in Pal. and of one
in Arabia:— Hazor.
2675. ttrfln 1'ian Chatsdwr Ch&dattah,
khaw-tsore' khad-at-taw' ; from
2674 and a Chaldaizing form of the f em. of 2319 [comp.
2323]; new Chatsor, a place in Pal.:— Hazor, Hadattah
[as if two places],
2676. ni»n chatsowth, khaw-tsoth'; from 2673;
the middle (of the night):— mid
[-night].
2677. ">2ffl cbfetsiy, khay-tsee'; from 2673; the
half or middle:— half, middle, mid
[-night], midst, part, two parts.
2678. ^Srt ebttstsiy, khits-tsee' ; or
"'Jttl chetsiy, chay-tsee'; prol. from 2671;
an arrow: — arrow.
'. rfinSteri ^an Ch&tsiy ham-M e nii-
cbdwtb, chat-tsee' ham-
men-oo-khoth' ; from 2677 and the plur. of 4496, with
the art. interposed; midst of the resting-places;
Chatsi-ham-Menuchoth, an Isr.: — half of the Mana-
hethites.
2680. >l nTO^?3 ■fJJ Ch&tsiy liam-M«nach.
tiy, kltat-see' ham-men-akh-
tee'; patron, from 2679; a Chatsi-ham-Menachtite or
desc. of Chatsi-ham-Menuchoth:— half of the Mana-
hetbites.
2681. ^^IJ ehatsiyr, khaw-tseer' ; a collat.
form of 2691 ; a court or abode:— court.
2682. T2tn ebatsiyr, khaw-tseer'; perh. orig.
the same as 2681, from the greenness
of a court-yard; grass; also a Jeefc (collect.):— grass,
hay, berb, leek.
2683. "jSn chetsen, khay'-tsen; from an unused
root mean, to hold firmly; the bosom (as
comprised between the arms):— bosom.
2684. ")5tn cbotsen, kho'-tsen; a collat. form of
2683, and mean, the same: — arm, lap.
2685. t|SWl ch&tgaph (Chald.), khats-af; a prim.
root; prop, to shear or cut close; fig. to
be severe:— hasty, be urgent.
2686. yatj cbatsats, khaw-tsats'; a prim, root
[comp. 2678]; prop, to chop into, pierce
or sever; hence to curtail, to distribute (into ranks);
as denom. from 2671, to shoot an arrow:— archer,
X bands, cut off in the midst.
2687. ysn cbatsats, khaw-tsawts'; from 2687;
prop, something cutting; hence gravel
(as grit); also (like 2671) an arrow:— arrow, gravel
(stone).
2688. ^lMT) "pS^O Chats«tsown Tamar,
7:hats-ets-one' taw-mawr*; or
T3F1 "JlEltn Chats&tson Tamar, khats-
ats-one' taw-mawr'; from 2686
and 8558; division [i.e. perh. row] of (the) palm-tree;
Chatsetson-tamar, a place in Pal.:— Hazezon-ta-
mar.
2689. iTlIfiStJ fflbatsdts^ab, khats-o-tser-aw';
by redupl. from 2690; a trumpet
(from its sundered or quavering note)!— trumpet (-er).
2690. "Hgn cbatsar, khaw-tsar'i a prim, root;
prop, to surround with a stockade, and
thus separate from the open country; but used only
in the redupl. form
^kn ch&tsotser, khast-o-tsaref; or (2
" Chron. 5 : 12)
Tnitt? chatsorer, hhats-o-rare 1 '; as dem.
' from 2689; to trumpet, Le. blow on that
instrument:— blow, sound, trumpeter.
2691. *l2in chatser, khaw-tsare' (masc. and
fern.); from 2690 in its original sense; a
yard (as inclosed by a fence) ; also a hamlet (as simi-
larly surrounded with walls) : — court, tower, village.
2692. "Wg *lXn Cbatsar Addar, khats-ar 1 ad-
"' dawr'; from 2691 and 146; (the) vil-
lage of Addar; Chatsar-Addar, a place in Pal.:—
Hazar-addar.
2693. JTJ| tgQ Cbatsar Gaddah, khats-ar>
gad-daw'; from 2691 and a fern, of
1408; (the) village of (female) Fortune; Chatsar-
Oaddah, a place in Pal. :— Hazar-gaddah.
2694. y^rn *lSn Cbatsar hat-Tiyfcown,
khats-ar' hat-tee-kone' ; from
2691 and 8484 with the art. interposed; village of the
middle; Chatsar-hat-Tikon, a place in Pal:— Hazar-
hatticon.
2695. i"l!£fi Cbetsrfiw, khets^ro'; by an orth.
var. for 2696; inclosure; Chetsro, an
Isr.:— Hezro, Hezrai.
2696. fttyn Cbetsrdwn, khets-rone 1 ; from
2691; court-yard; Chetsron, the name
of a place in Pal. ; also of two Isr. : — Hezron.
2697. "Wl^n Cbetsrdwniy, khets^ro-nee'; pa-
tron, from 2696; a Chetsronite or
(collect.) desc. of Chetsron:— Hezronites.
2698. rrV-Kq Cb&tserowtb, khats-ay-roth';
fern. plur. of 2691; yards; Chatseroth,
a place in Pal.:— Hazeroth.
2699. ff^JiO. CbatserijTOl,feftais-a#-reem';plur.
masc. of 2691 ; yards; Chatserim, a
place in Pal. :— Hazerim.
2700. ITtSf'SQ Cbatsarmavetb, khats-ar-
maw'-veth; from 2691 and 4194; vil-
lage of death; Chatsarmaveth, a place in Arabia:—
Hazarmaveth.
2701. tlDID IStJ Cbatsar Cuwcah, khats-ar 1
soo-scnu'; from 2691 and 5484;
village of cavalry; Chatsar-Susah, a place in Pal.:—
Hazar-susah.
2702. d^DID "iSn Cbatsar <Juwclym, khats-
ar 1 soo-seem'; from 2691 and the
plur. of 5483; village of horses; Chatsar-Susim, a
place in Pal. :— Hazar-susim.
2703. yiyj? *TSn Cbatsar 'lynown, khats-ar 1
ay -none'; from 2691 and a der. of
5869; village of springs; Chatsar-Enon, a place in
Pal. :— Hazar-enon.
2704. "j^J? ISt! Cbatsar '%nan, khats<Lr>
ay-nawn'; from 2691 and the same
as 5881 ; village of springs; Chatsar-Enan, a place in
Pal. :— Hazar-enan.
2705. 'bSITB 1SQ Cbatsar Sbfiw'al lhats-ar>
shoo-awl';trom.269iajid'!T76;vil'
lage of (the) fox; Chatsar-Shual, a place in PaL:-
Hazar-shual.
pn cb6q. See 2436.
2706. ph ch6q., khoke; from 2710; an enactment?
hence an appointment (of time, space
quantity, labor or usage):— appointed, bound, com
mandment, convenient, custom, decree (-d), due, law,
measure, X necessary, ordinance (nary), portion, set
time, statute, task.
2707. rtpn cbaqab, khaw-kaw'; a prim, root; co
carve; by impl. to delineate; also to in-
trench:— carved work, portrayed, set a print.
2708. SlJSn cbnqqab, khook-kaw'; fem. of 2706,
and mean, substantially the same:— ap-
pointed, custom, manner, ordinance, site, statute.
2709. NBIpt! Cbaqfrtrpba', khah-oo-faw'; from
an unused root prob. mean, to bend;
crooked; Chakupha, oneof theNethinim:— Hakupha,
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Khawfaz
Kharsooth
43
3710. p?H ehaqaq, khaw-kak'; a prim, root;
prop, to hack, i.e. engrave (Judg. 6 : 14,
to be a seribe simply); by impl. to enact (laws being
cut in stone or metal tablets in primitive times) or
(gen.) prescribe:— appoint, decree, governor, grave,
lawgiver, note, pourtray, print, set.
2711. pptl ch^qeq, khay'-kek; from 2710; an en-
actment, a resolution:— decree, thought.
2712. ppH Chuqqoq, khook-koke' ; or(fully)
ppTI Cbuwqoq, khoo-koke'; from 8710;
appointed; Chukkdk or Chukok, a
place in Pal.:— Hukkok, Eukok.
2713. IpH ehaqar, khaw-kar'; a prim, root;
prop, to penetrate; hence to examine
intimately:— find out, (make) search (out), seek (out),
sound, try.
2714. 1j?n cheqer, khay'-ker; from 2713; exam-
ination, enumeration, deliberation: —
finding out, number, [un-] search (-able, -ed out, -ing).
2715. In cbor, khore; or (fully)
litt cb6ws% khore; from 2787; prop, white
or pure (from the cleansing or shining
power of fire [comp. 2751]); hence (fig.) noble (in
rank):— noble.
It! cbur. See 2362.
2716. Nin ehere',kheh'-reh; from an unused (and
vulg.) root prob. mean, to evacuate the bowels;
excrement:— dung. Also i*ijn° cb&riy, khar-ee'.
2717. 5in cbarab, khavA-ab'; or
Sit! cbar&b, khaw-rabe'; a prim, root; to
parch (through drought), i.e. (by anal.)
to desolate, destroy, Mi.— decay, (be) desolate, de-
stroy (-er), (be) dry (up), slay, X surely, (lay, lie,
make) waste.
2718. iltl cbarab (Chald.), khar-ab 1 ; a root cor-
resp. to 2717; to demolish:— destroy.
2719. Sin ehereb,kheh'-reb; tromZni; drought;
aLjo a cutting instrument (from its de-
structive effect), as a knife, sword, or other sharp im-
plement: — axe, dagger, knife, mattock, sword, tool.
2720. Sin cbareb, khaw-rabe'; from 2717;
T parched or ruined.-— desolate, dry,
2721. Sin cbdreb, kho'-reb; a collat. form of
2719; drought or desolation: — desolation,
drought, dry, heat, x utterly, waste.
2722. 3in Cboreb, kho-rabe'; from 2717; deso-
late; Choreb, a (gen.) name for the Sina-
itic mountains:— Horeb.
2723. !"Bln cborbab, khar-haitf; fem. of 2721;
prop, drought, i.e. (by impL) a desola-
tion:— decayed place, desolate (place, -Hon), destruc-
tion, (laid) waste (place).
2724. naln cbaxabab, khaw-raw-baw 1 '; fem.
of 2720; a desert:— dry (ground, land).
2725. "yiSin cbarabdwn, khar-aw-bone' ; from
2717; parching heat:— drought.
2726. Wtoin CbarbownS,', khar-bo-nawf ; or
Wtein Chorbfiimnab, khar-bo-rumf; of
Pers. or.; Charbona or Charbonah,
a eunuch of Xerxes:— Harbona, Harbonah.
2727. 31tt cbarag, khaw-rag'; a prim, root;
prop, to leap suddenly, j.e. (by impl.) to
6e dismayed:— be afraid.
2728. bait! ehargfil, khar-gole'; from 2727; the
leaping insect, i.e. a locust:— beetle.
2729. Iin cbarad, khaw-rad'; a prim, root; to
shudder with terror; hence to fear; also
to hasten (with anxiety):— be (make) afraid, be care-
ful, discomfit, fray (away), quake, tremble.
2730. *1in cbarSd, khaw-rade'; from 2729; fear-
ful; also reverential:— afraid, trembling.
2731. !"Hin eb&radab, khar-aw-daw>; fem. of
2730; fear, anxiety: — care, X exceed-
ingly, fear, quaking, trembling.
2732. FHin Cbar&dab, khar-aw-daw 1 ; the same
as 2731; Charadah, a place in the De-
sert:— Haradah.
2733. *n'"in Cbarddiy, khar-o-dee'; patrial from
"* a deriv. of 2729 [comp. 5878]; a Char-
odite, or tnhab. of Charod:— Harodite.
2734. ST"in cbaMlb, khaw-raW; a prim, root
[comp. 2787]; to glow or grow warm;
fig. (usually) to blaze up, of anger, zeal, jealousy:— be
angry, burn, be displeased, x earnestly, fret self,
grieve, be (wax) hot, be incensed, kindle, X very, be
wroth. See 8474.
2735. 1|"!Sft 1ft Cbdr bag-Gidgad, khore
hag-ghid-gawd' ; from 2356 and a
collat. (masc.) form of 1412, with the art. interposed;
hole of the cleft! Chor-hag-didgad, a place in the De'
sert:— Hor-hagidgad.
2736. STSlin Charbayab, khar-hah-yaw' ; from
2734 and 3050; fearing Jah; Char-
hajah, an Isr.:— Harhaiah.
2737. Mltl charawz, khaw-rooz'; from an un-
used root mean, to perforate; prop.
pierced, i.e. a bead of pearl, gems or jewels (as
strung): — chain.
2738. Win cbarftwl, khaw-rool'; or (short.)
5'in cbarnl, khaw-rool'; appar. pass. part,
of an unused root prob. mean, to be
prickly; prop, pointed, i.e. a bramble or other thorny
weed: — nettle.
■p-lh cbdrdwn. See 1032, 2772.
2739. tlMlin cbaruwmaph, khar-oo-maf ;
from pass. part, of 2763 and 639; snub-
nosed; Oharumaph, an Isr.: — Harumaph.
2740. "pin cbarown, kham-rone 1 ; or (short.)
yin cliai-on. khaw-rone'; from 2734; a
burning of anger: — sore displeasure,
fierce (-ness), fury, (fierce) wrath (-fill).
2741. ''BllfJ Cbardwpbiy, khar-oo-fee'; a pa-
trial from (prob.) a collat. form of
2756; a Oharuphite or inhab. of Charuph (or Cha-
riph) :— Harupbite.
2742. yiin cbariiwts, khaw-roots'; or
V'ltl cbardts, khaw-roots'; pass. part, of
2782; prop, incised or (act.) incisive;
hence (as noun masc. or fem.) a trench (as dug), gold
(as mined), a threshing-sledge (having sharp teeth);
(fig.) determination; also eager: — decision, diligent,
(fine) gold, pointed things, sharp, threshing instru-
ment, wall.
2743. yiin Cbaruwta, khaw-roots'; the same
as 2742; earnest; Charuts, an Isr.:—
Haruz.
2744. *vmiO Charchftwr, khar-khoor'; a fuller
form of 2746; inflammation; Char-
chur, one of the Nethinim: — Harhur.
2745. DrHn Cbarchac, khar-khas 1 ; from the
same as 2775; pern, shining; Charchas,
an Isr. :— Harhas.
2746. inin charchur, khar-khoor': from 2787;
fever (as hot):— extreme burning.
2747. Ultl cberet, kheh'-ret; from a prim, root
mean, to engrave; a chisel or graver;
also a style for writing:— graving tool, pen.
U"nn cbarif. See 2754.
2748. fibltt charfom, khar-tome'; from the
same as 2747 ; a horoscopist (as drawing
magical lines or circles):— magician.
2749. Dbltl cbarfom (Chald.), khar-tome'; the
same as 2748:— magician.
2750. ""in cbSriy, khor-ee'; from 2734; a burning
(i.e. intense) anger:— fierce, X great, heat.
"'"in chariy. See 2716.
2751. s in cboriy, kho-ree'; from the same as
2353; white bread:— white.
2752. ^h Cboriy, kho-ree'; from 2356; cave-
dweller or troglodyte; a Chorite or abo-
riginal Idumasan:— Horims, Horites.
2753. "*}h Cb6riy, kho-ree'; or
^in Cbdwrty, kho-ree'; the same as 2752;
Chori, the name of two men:— Hon.
2754. tTin cbariyt, khaw-reef; or
■ T
t3in cbarlt, khaw-reet'; from the same as
2747; prop, cut out (or hoUow), Le. (by
impl.) a pocket:— bag, crisping pin.
2755. d , 5i"'"' 1 'nn charey-yowniym, Tehar-ay'-
yo-neem'; from the plur. of 2716
and the plur. of 3133; excrements of doves for pern.
rather the plur. of a single word
^Nln cbar&»y6wn, khar-aw-yone! '; of
similar or uncert deriv.], prob. a
kind of vegetable:— doves' dung.
2756. iy?B Cbaiiypb, khawreef; from 8778;
autumnal; Chariph, the name of two
Isr.:— Eariph.
2757. 'pin cbartyts, khaw-reeW; or
Vin cbarlts, khaw-reets 1 ; from 2782;
prop, incisure or (pass.) incised [comp.
2742]; hence a threshing-sledge (with sharp teeth):
also a slice (as cut): — r- cheese, harrow.
2758. tP^Q cbariysh, khaw-reesh'; from 2790;
ploughing or its season:— earing (time),
ground.
2759. Ili^in cbariysbiy, khar-ee-shee'; from
2790 in the sense of silence; quiet, i.e.
sultry (as noun fem. the sirocco or hot east wind):—
vehement.
2760. "Hin charak, khawrak'; a prim, root; to
braid (i.e. to entangle or snare) or catch
(game) in a net:— roast.
2761. Tjin ebarak (Chald.), khar-akf; a root
' prob. allied to the equiv. of 2787; to
scorch:— singe.
2762. "Hin cberek, kheh'-rek; from 2760; prop.
a net, i.e. (by anal.) lattice: — lattice.
Vin Cbaxftl. See 2738.
2763. O'nn cbaram, khaw-ram'; a prim, root; to
seclude; spec, (by a ban) to devote to
relig. uses(espec. destruction); phys. and reflex, to be
blunt as to the nose:— make accursed, consecrate,
(utterly) destroy, devote, forfeit, have a flat nose.
utterly (slay, make away).
2734. Qln cbSrem, khay'-rem; or (Zech. 14 : 11)
B'nn cberem, kheh'-rem; from 2768; phys.
(as shutting in) a net (either lit or fig.);
usually a doomed object; abstr. extermination:— (ac-)
curse (-d, -d thing), dedicated thing, things which
should have been utterly destroyed, (appointed to)
utter destruction, devoted (thing), net.
2765. Din Cb5r£m, khor-ame'; from 3768; de-
voted; Ohorem, a place in PaL:— Horem.
2766. fi^n Charim, khaw-reem'; from 2763;
snub-nosed; Charim, an Isr.: — Harlm.
2767. IrWin Cbormab, khor-maw'; from 2768;
devoted; Chormah, a place in PaL:—
Hormah.
2768. TlMin Cbermfiwn, fcfter-mone'; from
: ' 2763; abrupt; Chermon, a mount of
Pal.:— Hermon.
2769. fi'^in'in Cbermowiuym, ftfter-mo-
neem'; plur. of 2768; Hermans, i.e.
its peaks:— the Hermonites.
2770. 12Win cbermesb, kher-mashe'; from 8788;
a sickle (as cutting):— sickle.
2771. yip Cbaran, kaw-rawn'; from 2787;
parched; Charan, the name Of a man
and also of a place:— Haran.
yin cbarfin. See 2740.
2772. "'jhh Cb&rfiniy, fcfto-ro-nee'; patrial from
2773; a Choronite or inhab. of Choro-
naim: — Horonite.
2773. tpiln Cbftrfinaylm, kho-ro-nah'-yim;
dual of a deriv. from 2356; double
cave-town; Choronajim, a place in Moab: — Horonaim.
2774. 1B3in Oharnepber, khar-neh'-fer; of
' uncert. der.; Charnepher, an Isr.;—
Hamepher.
2775. Din cbere?, kheh'-res; or (with a directive
enclitic)
HDItl cbarc&b, khar'-saw; from an un-
* used root mean, to scrape; the itch;
also [perh. from the mediating idea of 87771 the
sun:— itch, sun.
2776. Din Clierec, kheh'-res; the same as S775;
'" shining; Chares, a mount in Pal:—
Heres.
2777. niDin cbarcAwtb, Khar-sooth?; from
2775 (appar. in the sense of » red tHe
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used for scraping); a potsherd, i.e. (by impl.) a pot-
tery; the name of a gate at Jerus.:— east.
3778. IpO eharaph, khaw-raf; a prim, root; to
pull off, i.e. (by impl.) to expose (as by
stripping); spec, to betroth (as if a surrender); fig. to
carp at, i.e. defame; denom. (from 2779) to spend the
winter:— betroth, blaspheme, defy, jeopard, rail, re-
proach, upbraid.
2779. S^n choreph, kho'-ref; from 2778; prop.
the crop gathered, i.e. (by impl.) the
autumn (and winter) season; fig. ripeness of age:—
cold, winter ([-house]), youth.
2780. Vpn Chareph, khaw-rafe'; from 2778;
reproach/til; Chareph, an Isr.:—
Hareph.
2781. flS'in cherpah, kher-paw'; from 2778;
contumely, disgrace, the pudenda:—
rebuke, reproach (-fully), shame.
2782. Y^V cbarats, khaw-rats'; a prim root;
prop, to point sharply, i.e. (lit.) to
wound; fig. to be alert, to decide:— bestir self, decide,
decree, determine, maim, move.
2783. y"2t! ch&rats (Chald.), khar-ats'; from a
root corresp. to 2782 in the sense of
vigor; the loin (as the seat of strength):— loin.
V'ntJ charftts." See 2742.
2784. FiaSflft chartsubbah, khar-tsoob-baw' ;
of uncert. der. ; a fetter; fig. apain:—
band.
Y~<n charits. See 2757.
2785. fS'j'O chartsan, khar-tsan'; from 2782; a
sour grape (as sharp in taste):— ker-
nel
2786. U*lfi charaq, khaw-rak 1 ; a prim, root; to
grate the teeth:— gnash.
2787. Tin charar, khaw-rar'; a prim, root; to
glow, i.e. lit. (to melt, burn, dry up) or
fig. (to show or incite passion: — be angry, burn, dry,
kindle.
2788. I'ltJ cbarer, khaw-rare'; from 2787; arid:—
parched place.
2789. \tfiri cheres, kheh'-res; a collat. form
mediating between 2775 and 2791 ; a piece
of pottery:— earth (-en), (pot-) sherd, + stone.
2790. Vi'yi cbarasb, khaw-rash'; a prim, root;
to scratch, i.e. (by impl.) to engrave,
plough; hence (from the use of tools) to fabricate (of
any material); fig. to deutse (in a bad sense); hence
(from the idea of secrecy) to be silent, to let alone;
hence (by impl.) to be deaf (as an accompaniment of
dumbness): — X altogether, cease, conceal, be deaf,
devise, ear, graven, imagine, leave off speaking, hold
peace, plow (-er, -man), be quiet, rest, practise se-
cretly, keep silence, be silent, speak not a word, be
Brill, hold tongue, worker.
2791. IB^n cheresh, kheh'-resh; from 2790;
magical craft; also silence:— cunning,
2792. U)"in Cheresh, kheh'-resh; the same as
2791:— Cheresh, a Levite:— Heresh.
2793. IB 1 !!! cbdresh, kho'-resh; from 2790; a
forest (pern, as furnishing the material
for fabric):— bough, forest, shroud, wood.
2794. 12)Hn cbdresh, kho-rashe'; act. part, of
2790; a fabricator or mechanic:— ar-
tificer.
2795. UJ'in cheresh, khay-rashe'; from 2790;
deaf (whether lit. or spir.):— deaf.
2796. tti'l'n charash, khaw-rawsh'; from 2790; a
fabricator of any material:— artificer,
(■+-) carpenter, craftsman, engraver, maker, +mason,
skilful, (+) smith, worker, workman, such as
wrought.
2797. NlfhO Charsba', khar-shaw'; from 2792;
magician; Charsha, one of the Nethi-
Dim:— Earsha.
2798. fi'Tp-jn Charashiym, khar-aw-sheem';
p?.ur. of 2796; mechanics, the name
of a valley In Jerus. :— Charashim, craftsmen.
2799. rnjhtl charfishetb, khar-o'sheth; from
2790; mechanical work,-— carving, cut-
ting.
2800. ntt$*in Ch&rosheth, khar-o'sheth; the
same as 2799; Charosheth, a place in
Pal.:— Harosheth.
2801. rtntl charath, khawrath'; a prim, root;
to engrave:— graven.
2802. ZTin Cberetb, kheh'-reth; from 2801 [but
equiv. to 2793] ; forest; Chereth, a thicket
in Pal.:— Hereth.
2803. iffin cbasbab, khaw-shab'; a prim, root;
prop, to plait or interpenetrate, i.e. (lit.)
to weave or (gen.) to fabricate; fig. to plot or con-
trive (usually in a malicious sense); hence (from the
mental effort) to think, regard, value, compute:—
(make) account (of), conceive, consider, count,
cunning (man, work, workman), devise, esteem,
find out, forecast, hold, imagine, impute, invent, be
like, mean, purpose, reckon (-ing be made), regard,
think.
2804. SUJri cbasbab (Chald.), khash-ab'; corresp.
to 2803; to regard:— repute.
2805. SttJtl chesheb, khay'-sheb; from 2803; a
belt or strap (as being interlaced):—
curious girdle.
2806. i-CiattJri Chashbaddanah, khash-bad-
' ' daW^naw; from 2803 and 1777;
considerate judge; Chasbaddanah, an Isr.: — Has-
badana.
2807. !"DU5n Chashubah, khash-oo-baW ; from
2803; estimation; Chashubah, an
Isr.:— Hashubah.
2808. pailjn cheshbown, khesh-bone'; from
2803; prop, contrivance; by impl. in-
telligence—account, device, reason.
2809. liSlSn Cheshbown, khesh-bone'; the
same as 2808; Cheshbon, a place E.
of the Jordan:— Heshbon.
2810. TttlBn chishshahown, khish-shaw-
bone'; from 2803; a contrivance, i.e.
actual (a warlike machine) or mental (a machina-
tion):— engine, invention.
2811. 7"PSll5n Cbasbabyab, khash-ab-yaw' ; or
liTaiDtl Chashabyahnw, khash-ab-
" yaw'-hoo; from 2803 and 3050; Jah
has regarded; Chashabjah, the name of nine Isr. :—
Hashabiah.
2812. ilSillJn Cb&sbabnah, khash-ab-naw' ;
fern, of 2808; inventiveness; Chash-
nah, an Isr.:— Hashabnah.
2813. n;?ai230 Chashabn e yah, khash-ab-neh-
1/cm)' ; from 2808 and 3050; thought
of Jah; Chashabnejah, the name of two Isr.:—
Hashabniah.
2814. train cbasbab, khaw-shaw'; a prim, root;
to hush or keep quiet:— hold peace, keep
silence, be silent, (be) still.
2815. SIIBri Chashsbuwb, khash-shoob'; from
2803; intelligent; Chashshub, the name
of two or three Isr.:— Hashub, Hasshub.
2816. ^illin chashowb (Chald.), khash-oke';
from a root corresp. to 2821; the
dark:— darkness.
2817. NSlfan CbasAwpha', khas-oo-faw'; or
KBWn Cbasnpba.', khas-oo-faw'; from
2834; nakedness; Chasupha, one of the
Nethmim:— Hashupba, Hasupha.
•pWn chashuwq. See 2838.
2818. fitfjtt cbfisbacb (Chald.), kliash-akh'; a
collat. root to one corresp. to 2363 in the
sense of readiness; to be necessary (from the idea of
convenience) or (transit.) to need:— careful, have need
of.
2819. rmrwSrj chashchfrirth, khash-khooth';
from a root corresp. to 2818; neces-
sity:— -be needful.
Indian chasheyk&h. See 2825,
d^tin Chushiym. See 2366.
2820. 'Stort cbasak kliawsak'; a prim root; to
restrain or (reflex.) refrain; by impl. to
refuse, spare, preserve; also (by interch. with 2821) to
observe:— assuage, X darken, forbear, hinder, hold
back, keep (back), punish, refrain, reserve, spare,
withhold.
2821. 'iJlBH chashak, khawshak'; a prim, root,-
to be dark (as withholding light);
transit, to darken:— be black, be (make) dark, darken,
cause darkness, be dim, hide.
2822. TfUJn choshek, kho-shek'; from 2821; the
dark; hence (lit.) darkness; fig. misery,
destruction, death, ignorance, sorrow, wickedness:—
dark (-ness), night, obscurity.
2823. 'Tjian chashak, khaw-shoke'; from 2821;
dark (fig. i.e. obscure): — mean.
2824. iTOUin cheshfeak, khesh-kaw'; from 2B21;
darkness: — dark.
2825. tlD'iJn ehashfekah, khash-ay-kaw 1 ; or
tlS^lfln ch&shekah, khash-ay-kaw' ;
from 2821; darkness; fig. misery:—
darkness.
2826. PtfJF chasbal, khaw-shal'; a prim, root;
to make (intrans. be) unsteady, ie.
weak:— feebie.
2827. bl2Jt] chasbal (Chald.), khashMd'; a root
corresp. to 2826; to weaken, to. crush:—
subdue.
2828. DISH Chashnm, khaw-shoom'; from the
same as 2831; enriched; Chashnm, the
name of two or three Isr.: — Hashum.
WT\ Chnsham. See 2367.
tauin Chushim. See 2366.
2829. "pMtJn Cheshmown, khesJwnone'} the
same as 2831; opulent; Cheshmon, a
place in Pal. :— Heshmon.
2830. baipn chashmal, khash-mal'; of uncert.
der.; prob. bronze or polished spec-
trum metal:— amber.
2831. ^2U;n chashman, khashman' ; from an
unused root (prob. mean, firm or
capacious in resources) ; appar. wealthy: — princes.
2832. ftMUJn Cbashmdnab, khash^mo-naW;
fern, of 2831 ; fertile; Chasmonah, a
place in the Desert:— Hashmonah.
2833. "\lin cbosben, kho'-shen; from an unused
root prob. mean, to contain or sparkle;
pern, apoc&et (as holding the Urim and Thummim),
or rich (as containing gems), used only of the gorget
of the highpriest:— breastplate.
2834. Sliart chasaph, khaw-saf; a prim, root;
to strip off, i.e. gen. to make naked (for
exertion or in disgrace), to drain away or bail up
(a liquid) :— make bare, clean, discover, draw out, take,
uncover.
2835. Slfen chasipb, khaw-seef; from 2834;
prop, drawn off, i.e. separated; hence a
small company (as divided from the rest):— little
flock.
2836. pl2Jn cbashaq, khaw-shak'; a prim, root;
to cling, i.e. join, (fig.) to love, delight in ;
ellipt. (or by interch. for 2820) to deliver:— have a de-
light, (have a) desire, fillet, long, set (in) love.
2837. pllin cbesbeq, khay'-shek; from 2836; de-
light: — desire, pleasure.
2838. pllJn cbasbuq, khaw-shook'; or
p1U3n chashikwq, khaw-shook'; pass. part.
of 2836; attached, i.e. a fence- rail or
rod connecting the posts or pillars:— fillet.
2839. pCn chlshshuq, khish-shook' ; from 2836;
conjoined, i.e. a wheel-spoke or rod con-
necting the hub with the rim:— felloe.
2840. "llSn chislishur, khish-shoor' ; from an
unused root mean, to bind together;
combined, i.e. the nave or hub of a wheel (as holding
the spokes together):— spoke.
2841. rTlTIJn cbashrab, khash-rawf; from the
same as 2840; prop, a combination or
gathering, i.e. of watery clouds:— dark.
NBU30 Chasapha.'. See 2817.
2842. UJlgn chashash, khaw-shdsli'; by vur. for
7179; dry grass:— chaff.
2843. ^rilBtl Chusbatbty, khoo-shaw-thee' ; pa-
tron, from 2364; a Chushathite or deso,
of Chusbah:— Hushathite.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Khawrai
Tclaw
45
2844. nt! chath, khath; from 3865; concr.
crushed; also afraid; abstr. terror.—
broken, dismayed, dread, fear.
2845. tin Cheth, khayth; from 2865; terror;
Cheth, an aboriginal Canaanite:— Heth.
2848. Jinn chathah, khaw-thaw 1 ; a prim, root;
T T to lay hold of; espec. to pick up fire:—
heap, take (away).
2847. Finn ehittah,Miit-fa«>'; from 2865; fear:—
terror.
2848. bint! chittuwl, khit-tool'; from 2853;
swathed, i.e. a bandage;— roller.
2849. nnnn chathchath, khath-khath'; from
" ! " 2844; terror:— tear.
2850. Tin Chlttiy, khit-tee'; patron, from 2845;
2873. nap tabach, taw-bakh'; a prim, root; to
slaughter (animals or men):— Mil,
(make) slaughter, slay.
2874. nap tebaeh, teh'-bakh; from 2873; prop.
something slaughtered; hence a beast
(or meat, as butchered); abstr. butchery (or concr.
a place of slaughter):— X beast, slaughter, X slay,
X sore.
2875. naU Tebaeh, teh'-bakh; the same as 2874;
massacre; Tebaeh, the name of a Meso-
potamian and of an Isr.:— Tebah.
2876. nay tabbaeh, tab-bawkh'; from 2873;
prop, a butcher; hence a lifeguardsman
(because acting as executioner) ; also a cook (as usually
slaughtering the animal for food):— cook, guard.
a Chittite, or desc. of Cheth:— Hittite, 2877. nap tabbaeh (Chald.), tab-bawkh'; the
same as 2876; a lifeguardsman: —
guard.
2878. nrptO tibcliah, tib-khatf; fern, of 2874
and mean, the same:— flesh, slaugh-
ter.
2879.
3861.
Hittites.
2851. nWJ chlttiyth, khit-teeth'; from 2865
' fear:— terror.
2852. linn cb.atb.ab:, khaw-thak'; a prim, root
prop, to cut off, i.e. (fig.) to decree: —
determine.
2853. bnn cb.atb.al, khaw-thal'; a prim, root; to
swathe:— X at all, swaddle.
2854. nfenn chathullah, khath-ool-law 1 ; from
2853; a swathing cloth (fig.):— swad-
dling band.
2855. "fbrin Chethlon, kheth-lone'; from 2853;
enswathed; Ohethlon, & place in Pal.:—
Hethlon.
2856. Dnn Chatham, khaw-tham'; a prim, root;
to close up; espec. to seal: — make an
end, mark, seal (up), stop.
2857. fintt Chatham (Chald.), khath-am'; a root
corresp. to 2856; to seal:— seal.
Bnh chdtham. See 2368.
2858. nainh chothemeth, kho-the-mefh; fern.
act. part, of 2856; a seal: — signet.
28J59T 1 inn Chatham, khaw-than'; a prim, root;
L^ to give (a daughter) away in marriage;
I hence (gen.) to contract affinity by marriage:— join
\ in affinity, father in law, make marriages, mother in
iaw, son in law.
2860. *inn chathan, khaw-thawn'; from 2859; a
relative by marriage (espec. through the
bride); fig. a circumcised child (as a species of
religious espousal):— bridegroom, husband, son in
law.
FISnn chathnnnah, khath-oon-naw 1
from 2858; a wedding:— espousal.
Einn chathaph, khaw-thaf; a prim, root;
to clutch:— take away.
Jinn chetheph, kheh'-thef; from 2862;
' prop, rapine; fig. robbery:— prey.
2864. "inn chathar, khaw-thar 1 ; a prim, root;
to force a passage, as by burglary; fig.
with oars:— dig (through), row.
2865. nnn chathath, khaw-thath'; a prim.
root; prop, to prostrate; hence to break
down, either (fit.) by violence, or (fig.) by confusion
and fear:— abolich, affright, be (make) afraid, amaze,
beat down, discourage, (cause to) dismay, go down,
scare, terrify.
2866. nnt! chathath. khath-ath'; from 2865;
dismay: — casting down.
2867. Pnn Chathath, khath-ath'; the same as
"' 2866; Chathath, an Isr.:— Hathath.
b
2868. aNU t e 'e1> (Chald.), teh-abe'; a prim, root;
to rejoice:— be glad.
2869. ap fab (Chald.), tawb; from 2868; the same
as 2896; good:— fine, good.
2870. b&jaa tab«»el, taw-beh-ale 1 ; from 2895 and
410; pleasing (to) Ood; Tabeel, the
name of a Syrian and of a Persian:— Tabeal, Tabeel.
2871. biaO fabirwl, taw-booV; pass. part, of
2881 ; prop, dyed, i.e. a turban (prob. as
of colored stuff):— dyed attire.
2872. ""IISO tabbftwr, tab-boor'; from an un-
used root mean, to pile up; prop.
accumulated; ie. (by impl.) a summit.'— middle,
midst
2863.
HTjap tabbachah, tab-baw-khaw 1 '; fern.
of 2876; a female cook:— cook.
ntpa Tlbehath, tibkhath'; from 2878;
slaughter; Tibchath, a place in
Syria:— Tibhath.
2881 . 330 tabal, taw-bal'; a prim, root; to dip:—
dip, plunge.
2882. ISTJbaa T e balyahmr, teb-al-yaw'-hoo;
from 2881 and 3050; Jah has dipped;
Tebaljah, an Isr.:— Tebaliah.
2883. 3>aa taba«, taw-bah'; a prim, root; to
sink:— drown, fasten, settle, sink.
2884. niS>SU Tabba'dwth, tab-baw-othe' ; plur.
of 2885; rings; Tabbaoth, one of the
Nethinim:— Tabbaoth.
2885. n»aa tabba'ath, tab-bah'-ath; from 2883;
prop, a seal (as sunk into the wax),
i.e. signet (for sealing); hence (gen.) a ring of any
kind:— ring.
2886. 'p'H'ISC? Tabrimmown, tab-rim-mone' ;
from 2895 and 7417; pleasing (to)
Simmon; Tabrimmon, a Syrian: — Tabrimmon.
2887. nap Tebeth, tay'-beth; prob. of for. der.;
tebeth, the tenth Heb. month:— Te-
beth.
2888. natt Tabbath, tab-bath'; of uncert. der.;
Tabbath, a place E. of the Jordan: —
Tabbath.
2889. Tina takowr, taw-hore'; or
■"inti tahfip, taw-hore 1 ; from 2891; pure (in
a phys., chem., cerem. or moral
sense):— clean, fair, pure (-ness).
2890. littp » e h6wr, teh-hore'; from 2891;
purity:— pureness.
2891. '"iS'IO tahfer, taw-hare'; a prim, root; prop.
to be bright; i.e. (by impl.) to be pure
(phys. sound, clear, unadulterated; Levit. uncon-
taminated; mor. innocent or holy):— be (make, make
sen", pronounce) clean, cleanse (self), purge, purify
(-ier, self).
2892. hflb fohar, to'-har; from 2891; lit. bright-
ness; ceremon. purification: — clearness,
glory, purifying.
2893. iTjTJO fohorah, toh-or-aw'; fem. of 2892;
cerem. purification; moral purity: —
X is cleansed, cleansing, purification (-fying).
2894. N10 tuw», too; a prim, root; to sweep
away:— sweep.
2895. Sia (owb, tobe; a prim, root, to be (trans.
do or make) good (or well) in the widest
sense:— be (do) better, cheer, be (do, seem) good,
(make) goodly, X please, (be, do, go, play) well.
2896. aia towb, tobe; from 2895; good (as an
adj.) in the widest sense; used likewise
as a noun, both in the masc. and the fern., the sing,
and the plur. (good, a good or good thing, a good
man or woman; the good, goods or good things, good
men or women), also as an adv. (well):— beautiful,
best, better, bountiful, cheerful, at ease, X fair
(word), (be in) favour, fine, glad, good (deed, -lier,
liest, -ly, -ness, -s), graciously, joyful, kindly, kind-
ness, liketh (best), loving, merry, x most, pleasant,
4- pleaseth, pleasure, precious, prosperity, ready,
sweet, wealth, welfare, (be) well ([-favoured]).
2897. aia Tdwb, tobe; the same as 2896; good:
Tob, a region appar. E. of the Jordan:—
Tob.
2898. a<ia tu-wrb, foob; from 2895; good (as a
noun), in the widest sense, espec. good-
ness (superl. concr. the best), beauty, gladness, wel-
fare:— fair, gladness, good (-ness, thing, -s), joy, go
well with.
2899. IfPSiN aia T6wb Adoniyahaw,
tobe ctdo-nee-yah'-hoo; from
2896 and 138; pleasing (to) Adonijah; Tob-Adonijah,
an Isr. :— Tob-adonijah.
2900. n^aia Tdwbiyah, to-bee-yaw'; or
IfPaia Towbivahnw, to-bee-yaw 1 -hoo;
from 2896 and 3050; goodness of
Jehovah; Tobijah, the name of three Isr. and of one
Samaritan:— Tobiah, Tobijah.
2901. fna tavah, taw-vow 1 ; a prim, root; to
spin: — spin.
2902. nia Jikwach, too'-akh; a prim, root; to
smear, espec. with lime: — daub, overlay.
plaister, smut.
2903. nOBia towphaphah, to-faw-J aw 1 ; from
an unused root mean, to go around
or bind; a fillet for the forehead:— frontlet.
2904. bia tawl, tool; a prim, root; topitch over
or reel; hence (transit.) to cast down or
out:— carry away, (utterly) cast (down, forth, out),
send out.
2905. Iia tirwr, toor," from an unused root
mean, to range in a reg. manner; a row;
hence a wall:— row.
2906. 11B t&wr (Chald.), toor; corresp. to 66B7;
a rock or hill:— mountain.
2907. 12310 tfiws, toos; a prim, root; to pounce at
a bird of prey :— haste.
mO t^ath (Chald.), tev-awth'; from a
root corresp. to 2901; hunger (as twist-
ing):— fasting.
2909. nnO taehah, taw-Maw 1 ; a prim, root; to
stretch a bow, as an archer:— [bow-]
shot.
2910. !"inO tuwehah, too-khaw'; from 2909 (or
2902) in the sense of overlaying; (in the
plur. only) the kidneys (as being covered); hence (fig.)
the inmost thought:— inward parts.
2911. JinO fchown, tekh-one'; from 2912; a
hand mill; hence a millstone:— to
grind.
2912. "jnO tachan, taw-khan'; a prim, root; to
grind meal; hence to be a concubine
(that being their employment):— grind (-er).
2913. Jtjna fachanah, takh-an-aw 1 ; from 2912;
a hand mill; hence (fig.) chewing:—
grinding.
2914. ina t e chdr, tekh-ore'; from an unused
root mean, to burn; a boil or ulcer (from
the inflammation), espec. a tumor in the anus or
pudenda (the piles): — emerod.
2915. n^O fiyach, tee'-akh; from (the equiv. of)
2902; mortar or plaster.-— daubing.
2916. O^O fiyt, feet; from an unused root mean,
appar. to be sticky [rath. perh. a denom.
from 2894, through the idea of dirt to be swept away] ;
mud or clay; fig. calamity: — clay, dirt, mire.
2917. yp tiyn (Chald.), teen; perh. by interch.
for a word corresp. to 2916; clay:— miry.
2918. iTTO fiyrah, tee-raw'; fem. of (an equiv.
to) 2905; a wall; hence a fortress or a
hamlet: — (goodly) castle, habitation, palace, row.
2919. bp tal, tal; from 2926; dew (as covering
vegetation):— dew.
2920. ba fal (Chald.), tal; the same as 2919:-
dew.
2921. N5p tala,', taw-law 1 ; a prim, root; prop, to
cover with pieces; i.e. (by impl.) to
spot or variegate (as tapestry):— clouted, with divers
colours, spotted.
2922. gbp fla', tel-aw'; appar. from 2921 in the
(orig.) sense of covering (for protection);
a lamb [comp. 2924];— lamb.
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Yehhovaw tsidkaynoo
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
2923. Q'Wbp T e la»Sym, tel-aw-eem'; from the
plur. of 3922; lambs; Telaim, a place
to Pal.:— Telaim.
2924. tlba tiileli. taw-Uh'; by var. for 2922; a
lamb:— lamb.
2925. fhti?tl talfelah, taUtay-law 1 ; from 2904;
overthrow or rejection.-— captivity.
2926. 5313 talal, taw-lal'; a prim, root; prop, to
strew over, i.e. (by impl.) to cover to or
plate (with beams):— cover.
2927. bbu t»lal (Cbald.), tel-al'; corresp. to 2926;
to cover with shade:— have a shadow.
2928. the Tel em, teh'-lem; from an unused
root mean, to breakup or treat violently;
oppression; Telem, the name of a place to Idumssa,
also of a temple doorkeeper:— Telem.
2929'. Ti»by Talmown, tal-mone'; from the
same as 2728; oppressive; Talmon, a
temple doorkeeper: — Talmon.
2930. NME3 fame', taw-may'; a prim, root; to be
foul, espec. to a cerem. or mor. sense
{contaminated):— defile (self), pollute (self), be (make,
make self, pronounce) unclean, x utterly.
2931. N53D f am£', taw-may'; from 2930; foul in a
relig. sense:— defiled, + infamous, pol-
luted (-tion), unclean.
2932. !"lNpa fiua'ah, toom-aw/; from 3930; relig.
impurity: — fllthiness, unclean (-ness).
2933. !"TOD t si ma h. taw-maw'; a collat. form of
2930; to be impure to a relig. sense:— be
defiled, be reputed vile.
2934. ])2£2 faman, taw-man'; a prim, root; to
hide (by cohering over):— hide, lay priv-
ily, to secret.
2935. Nptp tene», teh'-neh; from an unused root
prob. mean, to weave; a basket (of inter-
laced osiers): — basket.
2936. MC fanaph, taw-naf; a prim, root; to
soil:— defile.
2937. FWI2 fa'ab, taw-aw'; a prim, root; totean-
der; causat. to lead astray:— seduce.
8. QyO ta'am, taw-am'; a prim, root; to
taste; flg. to perceive: — X but, perceive,
d3>9 f*<am (Chald.), teh-am'; corresp. to
' 2938; to taste; causat. to feed:— make to
eat, feed.
2940. D?t2 fa'am, tah'-am; from 2938; prop, a
taste, i.e. (fig.) perception; by impl. in-
telligence; transit, a mandate:— advice, behaviour,
decree, discretion, judgment, reason, taste, under-
standing.
2941. d?£? ta«am (Chald.), tah'-am; from 2939;
prop, a taste, i.e. (as in 2940) a judicial
sentence:— account, X to be commanded, command-
ment, matter.
2942. fiSU t e «£m (Chald.), tea-ame'; from 2939,
and equiv. to 2941; prop, flavor; fig.
judgment (both subj. and obj.); hence account (both
subj. and obj.): (-chancellor, -f command, com-
mandment, decree, ■+- regard, taste, wisdom.
2943. Wt3 fa'an, taw-an'; a prim, root; to load a
beast:— lade.
2944. W£2 ta'am, taw-an'; a prim, root; to stab:—
thrust through.
Clt3 fapa, taf; from 2952 (perh. referring to
the tripping gait of children); a family
(mostly used collect, in the sing.):— (little) children
(ones), families.
2946. FISH taphach, taw-fakh'; a prim, root; to
flatten out or extend (as a tent); flg. to
nurse a child (as promotive of growth); or perh. a
denom. from 2947, from dandling on the palms: —
span, swaddle.
2947. tlBta tepbach, tay'-fakh; from 2946; a
spread of the hand, i.e. a palm-breadth,
(not " span" of the fingers); archit. a corbel (as a sup-
porting palm):— coping, hand-breadth.
2948. nab tSpuacb, to'-fakh; from 2946 (the
same as 2947):— hand-breadth (broad).
9. F1SE2 (lppncn, tip-pookh'; from 2946; nurs-
ing;— span long-
2950. beta taphal, taw-fal'; a prim, root; prop.
to stick on as a patch; fig. to impute
falsely:— forge (-r), sew up.
2951. "lOSt? tipbear, tif-sar'; of for. der.; a mil-
itary governor .—captain.
tjSD fapbapb, taw-faf; a prim, root; ap-
par. to trip (with short steps) coquet-
:— mince.
1SU (•pbar (Chald.), tef-ar'; from a root
corresp. to 6852, and mean, the same as
6856; a finger-nail; also a hoof or claw: — nail.
2954. 1Z9SU tiiphash, taw-fash'; a prim, root;
prop, appar. to be thick; flg. to be
stupid:— be fat.
2955. HSU T&pbaXh, taw-fath'; prob. from 5197;
a dropping (of ointment); Taphath, an
Israelitess:— Taphath.
2956. Tlti farad, fato-rad'; a prim, root; to drive
on; flg. to follow close: — continual.
2957. "fld t e xa.A (Chald.), ier-ad'; corresp. to
2956 ; to expel:— drive.
2958. 'D'ftO t e rowm, ter-ome'; avar. of 2962; not
yet:— before.
'. WJd faracb, taw-rdkh': a prim, root; to
overburden: — weary.
VHo, tdracb, to'-rakh; from 2959; a bur-
den:— cumbrance, trouble.
2961. '''lU tarty, taw-ree'; from an unused root
appar. mean, to be moist; prop, drip-
ping; hence fresh (i.e. recently made such):— new,
putrefying.
2962. d'nD terem, teh'-rem; from an unused root
appar. mean, to interrupt or suspend;
prop, non-occurrence; used adv. not yet or before:—
before, ere, not yet.
2963. tpU |arapn, taw-raf; a prim, root; to
pluck off or pull to pieces; causat. to
supply with food (as in morsels) :— catch, X without
doubt, feed, ravin, rend to pieces, X surely, tear (in
pieces).
2964. Ifjt? ferepb, teh'-ref; from 2963; something
torn, i.e. a fragment, e.g. a fresh leaf,
prey, food:— leaf , meat, prey, spoil.
2965. Wlt3 |arapfa, taw-rawf; from 2963; re-
cently torn off, i.e. fresh:— pluckt off.
2966. FTS/nt: f e repbab, ter-ay-faw'; fern, (col-
lect.) of 2964; prey, i.e. flocks devoured
by animals:— ravin, (that which was) torn (of beasts,
in pieces).
2967. •'bB'ia yarp e lay (Chald.), tar-pel-ah'ee;
from a name of for. der. ; a Tarpelite
(collect.) or inhab. of Tarpel, a place to Assyria:— Tar-
pelites.
aN" 1 ya'ab, yaio-db 1 ; a prim, root; to de-
sire:— long.
rW 1 va'ah, yaw-aw'; a prim, root; to be
suitable:— appertain.
liN"'. y*»6wr. See 2975.
2970. fT'lTN^ TTa'azanyab, yah-az-an-yaw 1 ; or
lIT'iTJC Xa'azanyabuw, yah-az-an-
yaw'-hoo; from 238 and 3050; heard
of Jah; Jaazanjah, the name of four Isr.:— Jaaza-
niah. Comp. 3153.
2971. TW Ya'iyr, yaw-ere'; from 215; enlight-
ener; Jaw, the name of four Isr. :— Jair.
2972. ^N" 1 Ya'iriy, yaw-ee-ree'; patron, from
2971 ; a Jalrite or desc. of Jair:— Jairite.
2973. 3JJ2 ya'al, yaw-al'; a prim, root; prop, to
be slack, i.e. (flg.) to be foolish:— dote, be
(become, do) foolish (-ly).
2974. b$J ya'al, yaw-al'; a prim, root [prob.
rather the same as 2973 through the idea
of mental weakness] ; prop, to yield, espec. assent;
hence (pos.) to undertake as an act of volition:— as-
say, begin, be content, please, take upon, X willingly,
would.
2975. 'IN? y««ar, yeh-ore'; of Eg. or.; a channel,
e.g. a fosse, canal, shaft; spec, the Nile,
as the one river of Egypt, including its collat. tren-
ches; also the Tigris, as the main river of Assyria!—
brook, flood, river, stream.
2976. 1I3NJ ya'asb, yaw-ash'; a prim, root; to de-
sist, i.e. (fig.) to despond:— (cause to) de
spair, one that is desperate, be no hope.
2977. FPU}^ Yd'sbiyab, yo-shee-yaw' ; or
li^P'OSi' 1 Tfo'sbiyabuw, yo-she-yaw'-
hoo; from the same root as 803 and
3050; founded of Jah; Joshijah, the name of two
Isr.:— Josiah.
2978. "pHiO" y e 'lth6wBi, yeh-ee-thone 1 ; from 857;
an entry:— entrance.
2979. >,1 nnN'] y e »atb e ray,!/efc-au;-tfter-aft'ee;from
the same as 871 ; stepping; Jeatherai,
an Isr. :— Jeaterai.
2980. aaj yafoah, yaw-bob; a prim, root; to
bawl:— cry out.
2981. bid? y e buwl, yeb-ool'; from 2986; produce,
i.e. a crop or (fig.) wealth:— fruit, in-
crease.
2982. Ota? Y e bawc, yeb-oos'; from 947; trodden,
i.e. threshing-p'ace; Jebus, the aborigi-
nal name of Jerus. : —Jebus.
2983. "'Old? Yebuweij, yeb-oo-see'; patrial from
2982; a Jebusite or inhab. of Jebus:—
Jebusite (-s).
2984. '"Hia? Ylbcbar, yib-khar'; from 977; choice;
Jibchar, an Isr, :— Ibhar.
2985. "pa J Yabiyn, yaw-bene'; from 995; intel-
ligent; Jabin, the name of two Cana
anitish kings:— Jabin.
Vi^l Yabeysb. See 3003.
2986. baj yabal, yaw-bal'; a prim, root; prop, to
flow; causat. to bring (espec. with
pomp):— bring (forth), carry, lead (forth).
2987. bS 1 ? yn>al (Chald.), yeb-al'; corresp. to
2986; to bring:— bring, carry.
bai yobel. See 3104.
. bd^ yabal, yaw-bawl'; from 2986; a
stream: — [water-] course, stream.
bd n Yabal, yaw-bawl'; the same as 2988;
Jabal, an antediluvian:— Jabal.
b^ ydbel. See 3104.
2990. ba^ yabbel, yob-bale'; from 2986; having
running sores; — wen.
2991. DSba 1 ; TTlbl e <am, yib-lehrawm' ; from 1104
and 6971 ; devouring people; Jibleam, a
place to Pal. :— Ibleam.
2992. di 1 yabam, yaw-bam'; a prim, root of
doubtful mean. ; used only as a denom.
from 2993; to marry a (deceased) brother's widow:—
perform the duty of a husband's brother, marry.
2993. dd -1 yab&m, l/ato-bamm'; from (theorig. of)
2992; a brother-in-law:— husband's
brother.
2994. nna? ^bSmetb, yeb-ay'-meth; fem. part.
of 2992 ; a sister-in-law:— brother's wife,
sister in law.
2995. b&»a? Yabn 6 '6l, yab-neh-ale'; from 1129
and 410; built of God; Jabneel, the
name of two places in Pal. :— Jabneel.
2996. !"I.3a^ Yabneb, yab-neh'; from 1129; a
'"' building; Jabneh, a place to Pal.:—
Jabneh.
2997. FPM? Yibneyab., yib-neh-yaw'; from 1129
and 3050; built of Jah; Jibnejah, an
Isr. :— Ibneiah.
2998. ft^d? Tlbntyab, yib^nee-yaw'; from 1129
and 3050; building of Jah; Jibnijah, an
Isr.:— Ibnijah.
2999. p'3^ Tabbdg., yab-boke'; prob. from 1338;
pouring forth; Jabbok, a river E. of the
Jordan:— Jabbok.
3000. liTd'ia? Y e berebyahuw, yeb-eh^ek-
yaw'-hoo; from 1288 and 8050:
blessed of Jah; Jeberekjah, an Isr.:— Jeberechiah.
3001. lBa'' yab£sh, yaw-bashe'; a prim, root; to
be astamed, con/used or disappointed;
also (as failing) to dry up (as water) or wither (as
herbage):— be ashamed, clean, be confounded, (make)
dry (up), (do) shame (-fully), X utterly, wither (away>,
3003. Ilfcp yabesb, yaw-bashe'; from 3001 1 dry:—
dried (away), dry.
3008. 123J3J Ifabesb, yaw-bashe'; the Bame as
3002 (also
18 , ^ ,, Uabeysb, yaw-bashe'; often with the
addition of 1568, i.e. Jabesh of Qilad);
Jabesh, the name of an Isr, and of a place in Pal.:—
Jabesh ([-Gilead]).
3004. ny?22 yabbasbab, yab-baw-shaw' ; from
3001; dry ground: — dry (ground, land).
3005. D12KP TTibsam, yib-sawm'; from the same
as 1814; fragrant; Jibsam, an Isr.:—
Jibsam.
3006. nB33P yabbesbetb, yab-beh'-sheth; a var.
of 3004; dry ground:— dry land.
3007. nttjai yabbesbetb (Chald.), yab-beh'-sheth;
corresp. to 3006; dry land:— earth.
3008. bN?P Tfig'al, yig-awl'; from 1350; avenger;
Jigal, the name of three Isr.:— Igal,
Igeal.
3009.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
3049
Telaweem
Yehhovaw tsidkaynoo
47
3010.
8011.
33'' yagab, yaw-gab'; a prim, root; to dig
or plough:— husbandman.
32P yagfeb, yaw-gabe'; from 3009; a
ploughed field:— field.
WiaTP TTogb e bab, yog-beh-haw' ; tern.
from 1361 ; hillock; Jogbehah, a place
E. of the Jordan:— Jogbehah.
8012. Wb^a"; TTigdalyabAw, yig-dal-yaw'-
T: " ! hoo; from 1431 and 3050; magnified
ofJah; Jigdaljah, an Isr. :— Igdaliah.
3013. STP yagab, yaw-gaw'; a prim, root; to
grieve;— afflict, cause grief, grieve, sor-
rowful, vex.
3014. TV? 1 yagab, yaw-gaw'; a prim, root [prob.
1 * rather the same as 3013 through the com-
mon idea of dissatisfaction] ; to push away:— be re-
moved.
3015. ■p^P yagdwn, yaw-gohn'; from 3013; affiic-
tion:— grief, sorrow.
3016. 'liS' 1 yagowr, yaw-gore'; from 3025; fear-
T / M j ; _afraid, fearest.
3017. TUP laguwr, yaw-goor'; prob. from 1481 ;
a lodging; Jagur, a place in Pal.: —
Jagur.
8018. Of" 1 *"! y«giya<, yeg-ee'-ah; from 3021; toil;
' ' hence a work, produce, property (as the
result of labor):— labour, work.
3019. 3 n 3' 1 yagtya', yaw-ghee 1 -ah; from 3021;
tired: — weary.
8020. "kiP Yoglly, yog-lee 1 ; from 1540; exiled;
Jogli, an Isr.:— Jogll.
3021. 2)F yaga«, yaw-gah'; a prim, root; prop, to
gasp; hence to be exhausted, to tire, to
toil:— faint, (make to) labour, (be) weary.
8022. W yaga«, yaw-gaw'; from 3021; earnings
" (as the puduct of toil):— that which he
laboured for.
3023. W 1 yag6a«, yaw-gay' -ah; from 3021; tired;
" w hence (trans.) tiresome:— full of labour,
weary.
3024. TO y e gi«ab, yeg-ee-aw'; fem. of 8019;
fatigue: — weariness.
8025. *liP yagfir, yaw-gore'; a prim, root; to
fear:— be afraid, fear.
3026. NfVnnto *VP Tf e gar Sahaduwtha'
(Chald.), yegar' sah-had-oo-
thaw'; from a word derived from an unused root
(mean, to gather) and a der. of a root corresp. to
7717; heap of the testimony; Jegar-Sahadutlia, a
cairn E. of the Jordan:— Jegar-Sahadutha.
3027. "P yad, yawd; a prim, word; a hand (the
open one [indicating power, means, direc-
tion, eta.], in distinction from 3709, the closed one);
used (as noun, adv., etc.) in a great variety of appli-
cations, both lit. and fig., both proximate and remote
[as follow]:— (+ be) able, X about, + armholes, at,
axletree, because of, beside, border, x bounty,
-j- broad, [broken-] handed, X by, charge, coast,
-j- consecrate, + creditor, custody, debt, dominion,
X enough, + fellowship, force, X from, hand [-staves,
-y work], X he, himself, X in, labour, -f- large, ledge,
[left-] handed, means, X mine, ministry, near, X of,
X order, ordinance, X our, parts, pain, power, X pre-
sumptuously, service, side, sore, state, stay, draw
with strength, stroke, + swear, terror, X thee, X by
them, x themselves, X thine own, x thou, through,
X throwing, + thumb, times, X to, X under, X us,
X wait on, [way-] side, where, + wide, X with fliim,
me, you), work, ■+• yield, X yourselves.
3028. t! yad (Chald.), yad; corresp. to 3027:—
hand, power.
3029. NT yMa.' (Chald.), yed-aw 1 ; corresp. to
3034; to praise:— (give) thank (-s).
3030. tlV&PP Yidalab.ttfd'-aJ-aw'.-ofuncert.der.
Jidalah, a place in Pal.:— Idalah.
3031. 12J3"P Tttdbasb, yid-bawsh'; from the same
! ' as 1706; perh. honeyed; Jidbash, an
Isr.:— Idbash.
3032. TP yadad, yaw-dad'; a prim, root; prop.
to handle [comp. 3034], i.e. to throw, e.g.
lots:— cast.
3033. mTP ydtddwtb, yed-ee-dooth' ; from
3039; prop, affection; concr. a darling
object:— dearly beloved.
3034. !TP y&dab, yaw-daw 1 ; a prim, root; used
only as denom. from 3027; lit. to use (i.e.
hold out) the hand; phys. to throw (a stone, an ar-
row) at or away; espec. to revere or worship (with ex-
tended hands); intens. to bemoan (by wringing the
hands):— cast (out), (make) confess (-ion), praise,
shoot, (give) thank (-fill, -s, -sgiving).
3035. IT YIddow, yid-do'; from 3034; praised;
Jiddo, an Isr.:— Iddo.
3036. pT Yaddwn, yaw-done'; from 3034;
thankful; Jadon, an Isr.:— Jadon.
3037. 2*FC Yaddtiwa', yad-doo'-ah; from 3045;
knowing; Jaddua, the name of two
Isr.:— Jaddua.
3038. WrtT T«duirthuwii, yed-oo-thoon' ; or
"]*irfp Y s dutbdwn, yed-oo-thoon'; or
■JirPT Y e diytbuwn, yed-ee-thoon' ; prob.
from 3034; laudatory; Jeduthun, an
Isr. :— Jeduthun.
3039. *JTp y e dfyd, yed-eed'; from the same as
1730; loved:— amiable, (well-) beloved,
loves.
3040. TTVV YOdiydab, yed-ee-daw'; fem. of
3039; beloved; Jedidah, an Israelit-
ess:— Jedidah.
3041. StJTT Y e diyd e yab, yed-ee-deh-yaw' ;
"' from 3089 and 3050; beloved ofJah;
Jedidejah, a name of Solomon:— Jedidiah.
3042. PPT Y e d»yab, yed-aw-yaw'; from 3034
and 3050; praised of Jah; Jedajah, the
name of two Isr. :— Jedaiah.
3043. b»TT. T e dty«a'ffl, yed-ee-ah-ale'; from
3045 and 410; knowing God; Jediael,
the name of three Isr. :— Jediael.
3044. E]bT Yidlapb, yid-lawf; from 1811; tear-
ful; Jidlaph, a Mesopotamian:— Jidlaph.
3045. i>T yada<, yaw-dah'; a prim, root; to
know (prop, to ascertain by seeing); used
in a great variety of senses, flg., lit., euphem. and
infer, (including observation, care, recognition; and
causat. instruction, designation, punishment, etc.)
[as follow]:— acknowledge, acquaintance (-ted with),
advise, answer, appoint, assuredly, be aware, [un]
awares, can [-not], certainly, for a certainty, compre-
hend, consider, X could they, cunning, declare, be
diligent, (can, cause to) discern, discover, endued with,
familiar friend, famous, feel, can have, be [ig-] no-
rant, instruct, kinsfolk, kinsman, (cause to, let, make)
know, (come to give, have, take) knowledge, have
[knowledge], (be, make, make to be, make self)
known, + be learned, + lie by man, mark, perceive,
privy to, X prognosticator, regard, have respect,
skilful, shew, can (man of) skill, be sure, of a surety,
teach, (can) tell, understand, have [understanding],
X will be, wist, wit, wot.
3046. yT yoda< (Chald.), yed-ah'; corresp. to
3045: — certify, know, make known,
teach.
3047. Vf Yada.«, yaw-daw 1 ; from 8045; knowing;
Jada, an Isr.:— Jada.
3048. S-WT IMa'yah, yed-ah-yaW; from 3045
and 3050 ; Jah has known; Jedajah, the
name of two Isr.:— Jedaiah.
"'pJ'T yldd c <6niy, yid-deh-o-nee'; from
3045; prop, a knowing one; spec, a con-
jurer; (by impl.) a ghost:— wizard.
3050. SP Yabh, yaw; contr. for 3068, and mean.
the same; Jah, the sacred name:— Jah, the
Lord, most vehement. Cp. names in "-iah," "-jah."
3051. 3!T yahab, yaw-hob 1 ; a prim, root; to
give (whether lit. or flg.); gen. to put;
imper. (reflex.) come:— ascribe, bring, come on, give,
go, set, take.
3052. SiT y e bab (Chald.), yeh-haW; corresp. to
3051:— deliver, give, lay, -+- prolong, pay,
yield.
3053. 5!T yobab, yeh-hawb 1 ; from 3051; prop.
what is given (by Providence), i.e. a
lot:— burden.
3054. "IST yabad, yaw-had'; denom. from a form
corresp. to 3061; to Judaize, i.e. become
Jewish:— become Jews.
3055. "1ST 1 TT e bud, yeh-hood'; a briefer form of
one corresp. to 3061; Jehud, a place in
Pal.:— Jehud.
3056. "'TT Yehday, yeh-dah'ee; perh. from a
form corresp. to 3061; Judaistic; Jeh-
dai, an Isr.:— Jehdai.
3057. STCffP. T e budtyab, yeh-hoo-dee-yaw' ;
fem. of 3064; Jehudijah, a Jewess:—
Jehudijah.
3058. N1ST YSbftir', yay-hoo'; from 3068 and
1931 ; Jehovah (is) He; Jehu, the name of
five Isr.:— Jehu.
3059. TtlSiFP Y e bdWacbaz, yeh-ho-aw-
khawz'; from 3068 and 270; Jehovah-
seized; Jehoachaz, the name of three Isr.:— Jehoahaz.
Comp. 3099.
3060. IZi&jirP Y e bow>asb, yeh-ho-awsh' ; from
3068 and (perh.) 784; Jehovah-fired;
Jehoash, the name of two Isr. kings:— Jehoash
Comp. 3101.
3061. TFP Y e bAwd (Chald.), yeh-hood'; contr.
from a form corresp. to 3063; prop,
Judah, hence Judosa: — Jewry, Judah, Judea.
3062. "Witt? Y e bdwda'iy (Chald.), yeh-hoo-
daw-ee'; patrial from 3061; a, Jehu-
da'ite (or Judaite), i.e. Jew:— Jew.
3063. JTJIFP Y e b«wdab, yeh-hoo-daW; from
8034; celebrated; Jehudah (or Judah),
the name of five Isr.; also of the tribe descended
from the first, and of its territory:— Judah.
3064. "'"JlST Y e biiwdiy, yeh-hoo-dee' ; patron.
from 3063; a Jehudite (i.e. Judaite or
Jew), or desc. of Jehudah (i.e. Judah):— Jew.
8065. Tl!"P Y e buwdiy, yeh-hoo-dee'; the same
as 3064; Jehudi, an Isr. :— Jehudi.
3066. r>*}W T e buwdiytb, yeh-hoo-deeth';
fem. of 8064; the Jewish (used adv.)
language:— in the Jews' language.
3067. rPTfP TT e bftwdiytb, yeh-hoo-deeth' ; the
same as 3066; Jewess; Jehudith, a
Canaanitess :— Judith.
3068. i-tii-p Yobdvah, yeh-ho-vaw 1 ; from 1961;
(the) sell-Existent or Eternal; Jeho-
vah, Jewish national name of God:— Jehovah, the
Lord. Comp. 3050, 3069.
3069. i-pPP Y e b6vib, yeh-ho-vee'; a var. of 8068
[used after 186, and pronounced by
Jews as 430, in order to prevent the repetition of the
same sound, since they elsewhere pronounce 3068 as
186]:-God.
3070. i-INT nirp Y e b6vab ylreb, yeh-ho-
vaw' yir-eh'; from 3068 and
7200; Jehovah will see (to it); Jehovah-Jireh, a sym-
bolical name for Mt. Moriah:— Jehovah-jireh.
3071. "'SJ iTJfP Y e bovab nicely, yeh-ho-vato'
nis-see'; from 8068 and 5251 with
pron. suffix.; Jehovah (is) my banner; Jehovah-
Nissi, a symbolical name of an altar in the Desert.—
Jehovah-nissi.
3072. W]5."]S nirr Y e bovah tsldq6nnw,
yeh-ho-vaw' tsid-kay'-noo;
from 3068 and 6664 with pron. suffix. ; Jehovah (is) our
right; Jehovah-Tsidkenu, a symbolical epithet of the
Messiah and of Jerus.:— the Lord our righteousness.
Vehhovaw shawlome
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
3073. CffelzS HTTP, Y e b6va.b shalowm, yeh-
ho-vav? shaw-lome J ; from 3066
and 7985; Jehovah (is) peace; Jehovah-Shalom, a sym-
bolical name of an altar in Pal. :— Jehovah-shalom,
3074. ttttllj i"li!T« Y e bdvab shammab, yeh-
ho-vaw' shaiom' -maw; from 3068
and 8033 with directive enclitic; Jehovah (is) thither;
Jehovah-Shammah, a symbol, title of Jerus.:— Jeho-
vah-shammab.
3075. "iSp-T Y e bowaabad, yeh-ho-zaw-bawd' ;
from 3068 and 2064; Jehovah-en-
dowed; Jehozabad, the name of three Isr.:— Jehoza-
bad. Comp. 3107.
3076. IjnitT Y e bowcbauan, yeh-ho-khaw-
natim'; from 3068 and 2603; Jehovah-
favored; Jehochanan, the name of eight Isr.:— Jeho-
hanan, Johanan. Comp. 3110.
3077. 3>TiS"P Y«b6wyada«, yeh-ho-yaw-daw 1 ';
from 8068 and 8045; Jehovah-known;
Jehojada, the name of three Isr. :— Jehoiada. Comp.
Sill.
3078. TOriT Y e bdwyakiyn, yeh-ho-yaw-
keen'; from 3068 and 3559; Jehovah
will establish; Jelwjakin, a Jewish king:— Jehoiachin.
Comp. 3112.
3079. Q^VP Y e bdwyaqiym, yeh-ho-yaw-
keem'; from 3068 abbrev. and 6965;
Jehovah will raise; Jehojakim, a Jewish king; —
Jehoiakim. Comp. 3113.
3080. S^irT Y«b6wyariyb,yeft-fto-yau>-reeb';
from 3068 and 7378; Jehovah will
contend; Jeftojarib, the name of two Isr.:— Jehoiarlb.
Comp. 3114.
3081. b3tt"P Y<>huwkal, yeh-hooJcal'; from
3201; potent; Jehukal, an Isr. : — Jebu-
cal. Comp. 8116.
3083. S'ljilTP Y«h6wnadafc, yeh-ho-naw-
dawb'; from 3068 and 5068; Jehovah-
largessed; Jehonadab, the name of an Isr. and of an
Arab: — Jehonadab, Jonadab. Comp. 3122.
3083. ■JlJjiJ-P Y e bdwna.tbaii, yeh-ho-naw-
thawn'; from 3068 and 5414 ; Jehovah-
given; Jehonathan, the name of four Isr.;— Jona-
than. Comp. 3129.
3084 E|5i!"P Y e b6w£Spb, yeh-ho-safe'; a fuller
form of 3130; Jehoseph (i.e. Joseph), a
son of Jacob:— Joseph.
3085. rtWitt? Y e bow*addak, yeh-ho-ad-daw' ;
from 3068 and 5710; Jehovah-adorn-
ed; Jehodddah, an Isr. : — Jehoada.
3086. •pWifP Y e bow<addiyn, yeh-ho-ad-
deen'; or
YjSTSTJ Y e bowaddan, yeh-ho-ad-davm' ;
from 3068 and 5727; Jehovah-pleased;
Jehoaddin or Jehodddan, an Israelitess: — Jenoaddan.
3087. PjSS* 1 ? Yefcowtsadaq, yeh-ho-tsaw-
dawk'; from 3068 and 6663; Jehovah-
righted; JehoUadak, an Isr.:— Jehozadek, Josedech.
Comp. 3136.
8088. B^i!"^ Yobowram, yeh-ho-rawm' ; from
3068 and 7311 ; Jehovah-raised; Jeho-
ram, the name of a Syrian and of three Isr.:— Jeho-
ram, Joram. Comp. 3141.
3089. S^OTT] Y*li6wshebat, yeh-ho-sheh'-bah;
from 3068 and 7650; Jehovah-sworn;
Jehosheba, an Israelitess:— Jehosheba. Comp. 3090.
3090. rwaiBirP Y e hdwshab*atU yeh-ho-
shab-ath'; a form of 8089; Jehosh-
abath, an Israelitess:— Jehoshabeath.
3091. SlttfifP T«how!hiiwa<, yeh-ho-shoo'-ah;
or
2OTP Y e h©wsba«a, yeh-ho-shoo'-ah;
from 3068 and 3467; Jehovah-saved;
Jehoshua (i.e. Joshua), the Jewish leader:— Jehoshua,
Jehoshuab, Joshua. Comp. 1954, 3442,
3092. DStfliJ-p Y e hdwsbaphaf, yeh-ho-shaw-
fawt'; from 3068 and 8199; Jehovah-
judged; Jehoshaphat, the name of six Isr. ; also of a
valley near Jerus. :— Jehoshaphat. Comp. 3146.
3093. T^P yabiyr, yaw-here'; prob. from the
same as 2022; elated; hence arrogant:—
haughty, proud.
3094. bi*VWT Y e taallel>el, yeh-hal-lel-ale' ; from
1984 and 410; praising God; Jehal-
lelel, the name of two Isr. :— Jehaleleel, JehaleleL
3095. ti^TV yakal©m,ya&-ftaJ-ome';froml986(in
the sense of hardness); a precious
stone, prob. onyx:— diamond.
3096. yil2 Yabato, yah'-hats; or
?"!3S?7? Yabtsah, yah'-tsaw; or (fern.)
tlSrP Yabtsah, yah-tsaw 1 ; from an un-
used root mean, to stamp; perh. thresh-
ing-floor; Jahats or Jahtsah, a place E. of the Jor-
dan:— Jahaz, Jahazah, Jahzah.
3097. iNV Yow'ab, yo-awb'; from 3068 and 1;
Jehovah-fathered; Jodb, the name of
three Isr. :— Joab.
3098. flNi 1 Yow'ach, yo-awkh'; from 3068 and
251; Jehovah-brothered; Joaeh, the
name of four Isr. :— Joah.
3099. tn&O" 1 Yow'acbaz, yo-aw-khawz' ; a form
of 3059; Jodchaz, the name of two
Isr. :— Jehoabaz, Joahaz.
3100. bitV Ydw'el, yo-ale'; from 3068 and 410;
Jehovah (is his) God; Joel, the name of
twelve Isr.:— Joel.
3101. IBNii Yow'aeh, yo-awsh'; or
U)^ Yo'asb (2 Chron. 24 : 1), yo-awsh'; a
form of 3060; Joash, the name of six
Isr.:— Joash.
3102. Si"* Tow*, yobe; perh. a form of 3103, but
more prob. by err. transc. for 3437; Job,
an Isr.:— Job.
3103. Sir Towbab, yo-bawb'; from 2980; howl-
er; Jobab, the name of two Isr. and of
three foreigners:— Jobab.
3104. bar yowl.il, yo-bale'; or
1 05? yobel, yo-bale'; appar. from 2986; the
blast of a horn (from its continuous
sound); spec, the signal of the silver trumpets;
hence the instrument itself and the festival thus intro-
duced:— jubile, ram's horn, trumpet.
3105. b'J.V yftwbal, yoo-bal'; from 2986; a
stream:— river.
3106. ba<P Yuwbal, yoo-bawl'; from 2986
stream; Jubal, an antediluvian:— Jubal.
3107. Tarp Ydwzabad, yo-zaw-bawd' ; a form
of 3075; Jozabad, the name of ten
Isr:— Josabad, Jozabad.
3108. '"OT^ 1 Tdvzakar, yo-zaw-kawr'; from
3068 and 2142; Jehovah-remembered;
Jozacar, an Isr. :— Jozachar.
3109. NHV Yowcha*, yo-khaw 1 ; prob. from
8068 and a var. of 2421; Jehovah-re-
vived; Jocha, the name of two Isr. : — Joha.
3110. Ijni"' Tnwchanan, yo-Itfcato-naum'; a
form of 3076; Jochanan, the name of
nine Isr.:— Johanan.
1V$V Yuwjah. See 3194.
3111. 9*ffl Y6wyada«, yo-yaw-daW; a form of
3077; Jojada, the name of two Isr.:—
Jehoiada, Joiada.
8112. ']■ , S■ , ^' , Yfrwyakiyn, yo-yaw-keen'; a form
of 3078; Jojakin, an Isr. king:—
Jehoiachin.
3113. D'^'P Ydwyaqiym, yo-yate-keem';
form of 3079; Jojakim, an Isr.:—
Joiakim. Comp. 3187,
3114 B^T Yowyariyb, yo-yaw-reeb' ; a form
of 3080; Jojarib, the name of four
Isr.:— Joiarib.
3115. laai -1 Yowkebed, yo-keh'-bed; from 3068
contr. and 3513; r ehovah-gloried; Jo-
kebed, the mother of Moses:— Jochebed.
3116. V§"P Tawkal, yoo-kal'; a form of 8081;
Jukal, an Isr.:— Jucal.
3117. 0T 1 yowm, yome; from an unused root
mean, to be hot; a day (as the warm
hours), whether lit. (from sunrise to sunset, or from
one sunset to the next), or fig. (a space of time de-
fined by an associated term), [often used adv.] :— age,
+ always, + chronicles, continually (-ance), daily,
([birth-], each, to) day, (now a, two) days (agone),
+ elder, X end, 4. evening, + (for) ever (-lasting,
-more), X full, life, as (so) long as (. . . live), (even)
now, + old, + outlived, -f perpetually, presently.
-f- remaineth, x required, season, X since, space,
then, (process of) time, + as at other times, -f- in trou-
ble, weather, (as) when, (a, the, within a) while (that),
X whole (-f age), (full) year (-ly), + younger.
3118. tiP yowm (Chald.), yome; corresp. to 3117;
a day:— day (by day), time.
3119. Dai" 1 yowmam, yo-maicm'; from 8117;
daily:— daily, (by, in the) day (-time).
3120. "]P Yavan, yaw^vawn'; prob. from the
same as 3196; effervescing (i.e. hot and ac-
tive); Javan, the name of a son of Joktan, and of the
race (Ionians, i.e. Greeks) descended from him, with
their territory ; also of a place in Arabia:^Javan.
3121. "]P yaven, yaw-ven'; from the same as 3196;
prop, dregs (as effervescing); hence
mud:— mire, miry.
3122. anSi'' Yownadtib, yo-matodatob'; a form
of 3082; Jonadab, the name of an Isr.
and of a Rechabite:— Jonadab.
3123. {"UP ydwnah, yo-naw'; prob. from the
same as 3196; a dove (appar. from the
warmth of their mating):— dove, pigeon.
3124. tliP Yomili. yo-nav/; the same as 3123;
Jonah, an Isr. : — Jonah.
3125. "W 1 . Y'vaniy, yev-aw-nee'; patron, from
3121; a Jevanite, or desc. of Javan:—
Grecian.
3126. pSi"' yowneq, yo-nake'; act. part, of 8243;
a sucker; hence a twig (of a tree felled
and sprouting) : — tender plant.
3127. ripjn 1 ydwneqetb, yo-neh'-keth; fern. o£
3126; a sprout: — (tender) branch,
young twig.
3128. trp'rfj bbNi t-OY 1 ydwnath. »elem r«-
choqiym, yo-nath' ay 1 -
lem rekh-o-keem' ; from 3123 and 482 and the plur. of
7360; dove of (the) silence (i.e. dumb Israel) o/(i.e.
among) distances (i.e. strangers); the title of a ditty
(used for a name of its melody):— Jonath-elem-recho-
kim,
3129. "|n3'^■ , Ydwnatban, yo-naw-thaum' ; a
form of 3083; Jonathan, the name Of
ten Isr. :— Jonathan.
3130. r^Di" 1 Y6w?6ph, yo-safe'; tat. of 3254; let
him add (or perh. simply act. part, add-
ing); Joseph, the name of seven Isr. :— Joseph.
Comp. 8084.
3131. frCDi"' Ydwciphyah, yo-sif-yavy; from
act. part, of 3254 and 3050; Jah (is)
adding; Josiphjah, an Isr.:— Josipbiah.
3132. fibNyp Ydw*6>lab, yo-ay-laW; perh.
fern. act. part, of 8276; furthermore;
Joelah, an Isr.: — Joelah.
3133. lyi" 1 Y6w<£d, yo-ade'; appar. act. part, of
3259; appointer; Joed, an Isr.:— Joed.
3134. I '^W , V , Y6w*ezer, yo-ea'-zer; from 8068 and
5828; Jehovah (is his) help; Joezer^ an
Isr.:— Joezer.
3135. layr Y6w«a«li, yo-awsh'; from 8068 and
5789; Jehovah-hastened; Joash, the
name of two Isr.:— Joash.
3136.
zadak.
3137.
(5*l3tT Yowtsadaq, yo-tsauwiaM*'; a
form of 3087; Jotsadak, an Isr.:— Jo-
d"'j? l 1 Yowqtym, yo-keem'; a form of 8113;
Jokim, an Isr.:— Jokim.
3138. fTTh ydwreh, yo-reft'; act. part, of 3884;
sprinkling; hence a sprinkling (or au-
tumnal showers):— first rain, former [rain].
3139. l^ t ^^' , Yowrab., yo-raw'; from 3384; rainy,
Jorah, an Isr. :— Jorah.
3140. ' , '^^' , Yowray, yo-rah'-ee; from 3381:
rainy; Jorai, an Isr.:— Jorai.
3141. fi'li 1 Ydwram, yo-rawm'; a form of 3088!
Joram, the name of three Isr. and one
Syrian:— Joram.
3142. IDn attPP Yuwshab Obeyed, yoc-shaV
kheh'-sed; from 7725 and 2617;
kindness will be returned; Jushab-Chesed, an Isr.J—
Jushab-hesed.
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Yehhovaw shawlome
Yawlak
49
3143. n^ffii" Yowsbibyab, yo-shib-yav/;
from 3427 and 30S0; Jehovah will
cause to dwell; Joshibjah, an Isr.:— Josibiab.
3144. fTBT 1 ITowgbab, yo-shaw'; prob. a form
of 3145; Joshah, an Isr.:— Joshah.
3145. {"PITST 1 Y6wsliavy;tb, yo-shav-yaw' ;
from 3068 and 7737; Jehovah-set;
Joshavjah, an Isr.:— Joshaviah. Comp. 3144.
3146. UEUJi" 1 Towshiiphal, yo-shaw-fawt' ; a
form of 3093; Joshaphat, an Isr.:—
Joshaphat.
3147. Dni" 1 Yowiliiiiu, yo-thawm'; from 3068
and 8535; Jehovah (is) perfect; Jotham,
the name of three Isr.:— Jotham.
3148. ^riV yowtber, yo-thare'; act. part, of
8498; prop, redundant; hence over and
above, as adj., noun, adv. or conj. [as follows]:—
better, more (-over), over, profit.
3149. bNlT" 10 Y e zav'el, yez-av-ale'; from an un-
used root (mean, to sprinkle) and
410; sprinkled of God; Jezavel, an Isr. :— Jeziel [from
the marff.J.
3150. S"PTJ "JTIzziyata, yiz-zee-yaw'; from the
same as the first part of 3149 and 3050;
sprinkled ofjah; Jiizijah, an Isr.:— Jeziah.
3151. P'p "Yaziyz yaw-zeez'; from the same as
3133; he will make prominent; Jaziz, an
Isr. :— Jaziz.
3152. r"!N"br Yizliy'ab, yiz-lee-aw'; perh. from
an unused root (mean, to draw up) ;
he will draw out; Jizliah, an Isr.:— Jezliah.
3153. iTTiT'? Tfezanyab, yez-an-yaw'; or
ItTDP Tf e zanyahuw, yez-an-yaw'-hoo;
prob. for 2970; Jezanjah, an Isr.:—
Jezanlah.
3154. 3>P yeza', yeh'-zah; from an unused root
mean to ooze; sweat, i.e. (by impl.) a
sweating dress: — any thing that causeth sweat.
3155. n'l'P TTIzracb, yiz-rawkh'; a var. for 250;
a Jizrach (i.e. Ezrachite or Zarcbite) or
desc. of Zerach: — Izrahite.
3156. FPrHP TTizracbyab, yiz-rakh-yaw' ;
from 2224 and 3050; Jah will shine;
Jizrachjah, the name of two Isr.:— Izrahiah, Jezra-
hiah.
3157. btenr Vizre'e'l, yiz-reh-ale' ; from 2232
and 410; God will sow; Jizreel, the
name of two places in Pal. and of two Isr.:— Jezreel.
3158. "br^T? Yizr e <e»Iiy, yiz-reh-ay-lee' ;
patron, from 3157; a Jizreelite or
native of Jizreel: — Jezreelite.
3159. rpb»9*\V YtzrO'e'liytfi, yiz-reh-ayleeth' ;
fem. of 3158; a Jezreelitess:— Jez-
3160. Tiarp "IT e ehobbab, yekh-oob-baw' ; from
2247; hidden; Jechubbah, an Isr.:— Je-
hubbab.
3161. If yachad, yaw-khad'; a prim, root; to
be (or become) owe:— join, unite.
3162. 1£P yacbad, yakh'-ad; from 3161; prop, a
unit, i.e. (adv.) unitedly: — alike, at all
(once), both, likewise, only, (al-) together, withal.
3163. TirP YacMow, yakh-doe'; from 3162 with
pron. suffix; his unity, i.e. (adv.) toge-
ther; Jachdo, an Isr.:-TTahdo.
3164. biT'irP Yacbdiy'el, yakh-dee-ale' ; from
3163 and 410; unity of God; Jachdiel,
an Isr.: — JahdieL
3165. TP'virr TTecbdtyabAw, yekh-dee-yaw'-
hoo; from 3162 and 3050; unity of
Jah; Jechdijah, the name of two Isr. :— Jehdeiah.
btJTtF. TT e cbav'e1. See 3171.
3166. btTtrr lfacb&ziy>el, yakh-az-ee-ale';
" from 2372 and 410; beheld of God;
Jachaziel, the name of five Isr.: — Jahaziel, Jahziel.
3167. !"PTrP Tacbz*yab, yakh-zeh-yaw' ; from
2372 and 3050; Jah will behold; Jachze-
jah, an Isr.: — Jahaziah.
8168. bNpTtP T e cbezq6'l, yekh-ez-kale' ; from
2388 and 410; God will strengthen;
Jechezkel, the name of two Isr,:— Ezekiel, Jeheze-
keL
3169. HJpTtn Y e chizqiyab, yekh-iz-kee-yaw' ;
or
VPjJJIT Tf e cblzqiyah»w, yekh-iz-kee-
' yaW-hoo; from 3388 and 3050;
strengthened of Jah; Jechizkijah, the name o£ five
Isr.:— Hezekiah, Jebizkiah. Comp. 3396.
3170. tTlTtP ITacbzerab, yakh-zay-raw' ; from
the same as 2386; perh. protection;
Jachzerah, an Isr. :— Jahzerah.
3171. b&W Y e cbiy»el, j/efcft-ee-a'e';or(2Chron.
' '29 : 14)
bjSirr Y e ebav>el, yekh-av-ale' ; from 2421
and 410; God will live; Jechiel (or
Jechavel), the name of eight Isr. :— Jehiel.
3172. "'b&rrP Y<=cbty>elty, yekh-ee-ay-lee'; pat-
ron. from 3171; a Jechielite or desc.
of Jechiel:— Jehieli.
3173. TrP yacbtyd, yaw-kheed'; from 3161; prop.
united, i.e. sole; by impl. beloved; also
lonely; (fem.) the life (as not to be replaced):— dar-
ling, desolate, only (child, son), solitary.
3174. fTTP Tf e cbiyab, yekh-ee-yaw' ; from 2431
and 3050; Jah will live; Jechijah, an
Isr. :— Jehiah. '
3175. bTl"' yachiyl, yaio-kheel'; from 3176; ex-
pectant:— should hope.
3176. 3 IT yacbal, yaw-chal'; a prim, root; to
wait; by impl. to be patient, hope: —
(cause to, have, make to) hope, be pained, stay, tarry,
trust, wait.
3177. b$6rr Yacbl e >el, yakh-leh-ale'; from 3176
and 410; expectant of God; Jachleel,
an Isr.:— Jahleel.
3178. "biStbrn Yacbie'eliy, yakh-leh-ay-lee' ;
patron, from 3177; a Jachleelite or
desc. of Jacbleel. :— Jahleelites.
3179. DrP yacbam, yaw-kham'; a prim, root;
prob. to be hot; fig. to conceive:— get
heat, be hot, conceive, be warm.
3180. TmJT yachmdwr, yakh-moor' ; from
a560; a kind of deer (from the color;
comp. 2543): — fallow deer.
3181. * r &n2 Xacbmay, yakh-mah'-ee; prob. from
3179; hf>t; Juchmai, an Isr.: — Jahmai.
3182. f|rP yaeheph, ynw-khafe'; from an un-
used root mean, to take off the shoes;
unsandalled: — barefoot, being unshod.
3183. btjSBT Yaehts e, el, yakh-tseh-ale'; from
2673 and 410; Ttn'd will allot; Jacht-
seel, anlsr.:— Jahzeel. Comp. 3185.
3184. "•bN'lt'fP Yacbts<-''eliy. tjakh-tsehay-lee';
patron, from 3is:j; a Jachtseelite
(collect.) or desc. of Jachtseel:— Jauzwlitas.
3185. biTltrP Yachtsiy'el, yakh-tsee-ale' ; from
" 2673 and 410; allotted of God;
Jachtsiel. an Isr. :— Jahziel. Comp. 3183.
3186. 1*T yacbar, yaw-khar'; a prim, root; to
delay:— tarry longer.
3187. tori" 1 yacbas, yaw-khan?; a prim, root; to
sprout; used only as denom. from 3188;
to enroll by pedigree: — (number after, number
throughout the) genealogy (to be reckoned), be reck-
oned by genealogies.
3188. totT yacbas, ydkh'-as; from 3187; a pedi-
gree or family list (as growing spontane-
ously) :— genealogy.
3189. nrP Tacbatb, yakh'-ath; from 3161;
unity; Jachath, the name of four Isr. : —
Jahath.
3190. ^£3^ yatab, yaw-tab'; a prim, root; to be
(causat.) make well, lit. (sound, beautiful)
or fig. (happy, successful, right): — be accepted, amend,
use aright, benefit, be (make) better, seem best, make
cheerful, be comely, + be content, diligent My), dress,
earnestly, find favour, give, be glad, do (be, make)
good ([-ness]), be (make) merry, please ( + well), shew
more [kindness], skilfully, X very small, surely,
make sweet, thoroughly, tire, trim, very, be (can,
deal, entreat, go, have) well [said, seen].
3191. SCS] yefab (Chald.), yet-ab 1 ; corresp. to
3190:— seem good.
3192. IrOa; Yotbab, yot-baW; from 8190; pleas-
antness; Jotbah, a, place in Pal.:—
Jotbab,
3193. firOt?^ Yotbatbab, yot-baw'-thaw; from
3192; Jotbathah, a place in the Des-
ert:— Jotbath, Jotbathah.
3194. !"IET Yntjab, yoot-taw'; or
f\OV ITuwfab, yoo-taw'; from 6186; ex-
tended; Juttah (or Jutah), a place in
Pal.:— Juttah.
3195. T£3? Y e tdwr, yet-oor'; prob. from the
same as 2905; encircled (i.e. inclosed);
Jetur, a son of Ishmael:— Jetur.
3196. 1**2 yayln, yah'-yin; from an unused root
mean, to effervesce; wine (as fermented);
by Impl. intoxication: — banqueting, wine, wine
[-bibber].
3197. Tjl yak, yak; by err. transe. for 3027; a
hand or side:— [way-] side.
V-D"; yaliowl. See 3201.
il'TO'! Y e kown e yab. See 3204.
3198. nD" 1 yakacb, yaw-kahh'; a prim, root; to
be right (i.e. correct); recip. to argue;
causat. to decide, justify or convict: — appoint, argue,
chasten, convince, correct (ion), daysman, dispute,
judge, maintain, plead, reason (together), rebuke, re-
prove (-r), surely, in any wise.
r"pb , 3'; Y e biyl e yab. See 3203.
3199. fSfl Yakiyn, yaw-keen'; from 3559; he (or
it) will establish; Jakin, the name of
three Isr. and of a temple pillar:— Jachin.
3200. "'i' , '?' 1 Yakiyniy, yaw-kee-nee' ; patron.
from 3199; &Jakinite (collect.) or desc
of Jakin:— Jachinites.
3201. bb; yabol, yaw-kole'; or (fuller)
biS 1 yabowl, yaw-kole'; a prim, root; to
be able, lit. (can, could) or mor. (may,
might):— be, able, any at all (ways), attain, can (away
with, [-not]), could, endure, might, overcome, have
power, prevail, still, suffer.
3202. b? - ; y"kel (Chald.), yek-ale'; or
b^? y e kiyl (Chald.), yek-eel'; corresp. to
3201:— be able, can, couldest, prevail.
3203. T^bS"! X e kolyab, yek-ol-yaw'; and
*l!"pb;p Y e bolyabuw, yek-ol-yaw' -hoo; or
' : ' ' (2 Ch. 26 : 3)
nT5" 1 'J' 1 .° Tekiyioyab, yek-ee-teh-yaw 1 ; from
3301 and 3050; Jah will enable; JekoU
jah or Jekiljah, an Israelitess:— Jecholiah, Jecoliah.
3204. !"P?5^ Y e k.onyab, yek-on-yaw'; and
IfTSD" 1 Tr e !tonyabiiw, yek-on-yaw 1 -hoo;
or (Jer. 27 : 20)
STSilD'V y e k6wB e yah, yek-o-neh-yaw';
from 3559 and 3050; Jah will establish;
Jekonjah, a Jewish king: — Jeconiab. Comp. 8659.
3205. lb 1 yalad, yaw-lad'; a prim, root; to bear
young; causat. to beget; med. to act as
midwife; spec, to show lineage: — bear, beget, birth
([-day]), born, (make to) bring forth (children, young),
bring up, calve, child, come, be delivered (of a child),
time of delivery, gender, hatch, labour, (do the office
of a) midwife, declare pedigrees, be the son of, (wo-
man in, woman that) travail (-eth, -ing woman).
3206. iV; yeled, yeh'-led; from 3305; something
bom, i.e. a lad or offspring:— boy, child,
fruit, son, young man (one).
3207. !"nb? yaldab, yal-daW; fem. of 3206; a
lass: — damsel, girl.
3208. nilb": yalduwtb, yal-dooth'; abstr.from
3206; boyhood (or girlhood):— child-
hood, youth.
3209. lib - ; ylllowd, yti-lode'; pass, from 3205;
born:— born.
3210. lib" 1 Yalown, yaw-lone'; from 3885; lodg-
ing; Jalon, an Isr.: — Jalon.
3211. Tbj yaltyd, yaw-leed'; from 3205; born:—
([home-]) born, child, son.
3212. "Tlbj yalab, yaw-lak'; a prim, root [comp.
1980]; to walk (lit. or fig.); causat. to
carry (in various senses):— X again, away, bear,
bring, carry (away), come (away), depart, flow, ■+ fol-
low (-ing), get (away, hence, him), (cause to, make)
go (away, -ing, -ne, one's way, out), grow, lead (forth),
let down, march, prosper, + pursue, cause to ran,
'
50
Yawlal
HEBEEW AND CHALDEE DICTIONAKY.
spread, take away ([-journey]), vanish, (cause to)
walk (-ing), wax, X be weak.
3213. bb^ yalal, yaw-lal'; a prim, root; to howl
(with a wailing tone) or yell (with a bois-
terous one) : — (make to) bowl, be howling.
3214. bb"; y e lgl, yeUaW; from 3213; a howl;—
howling.
3215. Flbb? yHalan, yel-awAaw 1 ; fern, of 3214; a
howling:— howling.
3216. Sj" 1 yala<, yaw-lah'; a prim, root; to blurt
or utter inconsiderately: — devour.
8217. nsfe^ yallepheth, yalAeh'-feth; from an
unused root appar. mean, to stick or
scrape; scurf or tetter:— scabbed.
3218. 150? yeleq, yeh'-lek; from an unused root
mean, to lick up; a devourer; spec, the
young locust: — cankerworm, caterpillar.
3219. taipb? yalquwf, yal-kooV; from 3950; a
travelling pouch (as if for gleanings):—
scrip.
3220. d^ yam, yawm; from an unused root mean.
to roar; a sea (as breaking in noisy surf)
or large body of water; spec, (with the art.) the Medi-
terranean; sometimes a large river, or an artificial
basin; locally, the west, or (rarely) the south:— sea
(X -faring man, [-shore]), south, west (-era, side,
-ward).
8221. d 11 yam (Chald.), yawm; corresp. to 3220:—
sea.
3222. &J ydm, yame; from the same as 3117; a
warm spring: — mule.
3223. bsra"! !T e m£w>61, yem-oo-ale'; from 3117
and 410; day of God; Jemuel, an
Isr.:— Jemuel.
3224. fTO' , J3'! Y e miymaJi, yem-ee-maw'; perh.
from the same as 3117; prop, warm,
I.e. affectionate; hence dove [comp. 3123] ; Jemimah,
one of Job's daughters:— Jemimah.
3225. yfo' 1 yamtyn, yaw-meen'; from 3231; the
right hand or side (leg, eye) of a person
or other object (as the stronger and more dexterous) ;
locally, the south: — \- left-handed, right (hand, side),
south.
3226. ^'W Yamtyn, yaw-meen'; the same as
8225; Jamin, the name of three Isr.:—
Jamin. See also 1144.
3227. ip'W yemiyiiiy, yem-ee-nee'; for 3225;
right:— (on the) right (hand).
3228. "'J"'??? Y e miynly, yem-ee-nee'; patron.
from 8226; a Jeminite (collect.) or desc.
of Jamin:— Jaminites. See also 1145.
3229. Nba? "Ylm'ia', yeem-law'; or
nbxP ITlmlan, yim-law 1 ; from 4390; full;
'' Jimla or Jimlah, an Isr.:— Imla,
Imlah.
3230. Tlb7£ Vamlik, yam-lake'; from 4427; he
will make king; Jamlek, an Isr.: —
Jamlech.
3231. V2'' y&man, yaw-man'; a prim, root; to be
(phys.) right (i.e. firm); but used only as
denom. from 3225 and transit., to be right-handed or
take the right-hand side:— go (turn) to (on, use) the
right hand.
3232. HSff 1 irimnab, yim-naw'; from 3231; pros-
'' perity (as betokened by the right hand);
Jimnah, the name of two Isr.; also (with the art.) of
the posterity of one of them:— Imna, Imnah, Jimnah,
Jimnites.
3233. "ffiy 1 y e maniy, yem-aw-nee'; from 3231;
right (i.e. at the right hand):— (on the)
right (hand).
3234. 3>37a"] Ilmnat, yim-naw'; from 4513; he
will restrain; Jimna, an Isr. :— Imna.
8235. 'yO' 1 yamar, yaw-mar 1 ; a prim, root; to ex-
change; by impl. to change places:—
boast selves, change.
3236. STTCP Ifimran, vim-raw 1 ; prob. from 3235;
interchange; Jimrah, an Isr.: — Imrah.
3237. "iM' 1 yamash, yaw-mash'; a prim, root; to
touch: — feel.
3238. fTy yanah, yaw-naw>; a prim, root; to
rage or be violent: by impl. to suppress,
to maltreat:— destroy, (thrust out by) oppress (-ing,
■ton, or), proud, vex, do violence.
3239. rri^T Yaixiwacli. iyaw-no'-akh; or (with
enclitic)
!m U 1 TTandwchali, yaw-no'-khaw;
from 3240; quiet; Janoach or Jano-
chah, a place in Pal.:— Janoah, Janohah.
fili; Yanum. See 3241.
3240. ft}" 1 yanach, yaw-nakh'; a prim, root; to
deposit; by impl. to allow to stay:— be-
stow, cast down, lay (down, up), leave (off), let alone
(remain), pacify, place, put, set (down), suffer, with-
draw, withhold. (The Hiphil forms with the dagesh
are here referred to, in accordance with the older
grammarians; but if any distinction of the kind is to
be made, these should rather be referred to 5117, and
the others here.)
3241. ttiy*° Yauiym, yaw-neem'; from 5123;
asleep; Janim, a place in Pal.:— Janum
[from the marg.].
3242. Tlp" 1 ^ y^iyqah, yen-ee-kaw 1 ; from 3243;
a sucker or sapling: — young twig.
3243. pS" 1 yanaq, yaw-nak'; a prim, root; to suck;
causat. to give milk: — milch, nurse (-ing
mother), (give, make to) suck (ing child, -ling).
3244. fptB^ yanshuwpb, yan-shoof; or
tpU53^ yanshowph, yan-shofe'; appar.
from 8398; an unclean (aquatic) bird;
prob. the heron (perh. from its blowing cry, or because
the JwoM-heron is meant [comp. 5399]): — (great) owl.
3245. ID" 1 yacad, yaw-sad'; a prim, root; to set
(lit. or fig.); intens. to found; reflex, to
sit down together, i.e. settle, consult:— appoint, take
counsel, establish, (lay the, lay for a) found (-ation),
instruct, lay, ordain, set, X sure.
3246. 10"} y°c4d, yes-ood'; from 3245; a founda-
tion (fig. i.e. beginning)'. — X began.
.3247. "V\t>"[ y e cowd, yes-ode'; from 3245; a. foun-
dation (lit. or fig.):— bottom, founda-
tion, repairing.
3248. rTTlO? y^nwdah, yes-oo-daw'; fern, of
3246; a foundation:— foundation.
3249. Tl&J yacuwr, yaw-soor'; from 5493; de-
parting:— they that depart.
3250. lm i"iO"l ylccowr, yis-sore'; from 3256; a re-
prover:— instruct.
3251. Tjd^ yacak, yaw-sak'; a prim, root; to
pour (intrans.): — be poured.
3252. T'DD' 1 , Ylckatt, yis-kaw'; from an unused
root mean, to watch; observant; Jis-
kah, sister of Lot:— Iscah.
3253. IrTpttp'? Tlcmakyahuw, yis-mak-yaw-
hoo'; from 5564 and 3050; Jah will
sustain; Jismakjah, an Isr.: — Ismachiah.
3254. C|D^ yacaph, yaw-saf; a prim, root; to add
or augment (often adv. to continue to do
a thing):- add, x again, x any more, X cease,
X come more, + conceive again, continue, exceed,
X further, x gather together, get more, give more-
over, x henceforth, increase (more and more), join,
X longer (bring, do, make, much, put), X (the, much,
yet) more (and more), proceed (further), prolong, put,
be [strong-] er, x yet, yield.
3255. f|D"> y e caph (Chald.), yes-af; corresp. to
3254:-add.
3256. "Id J yacar, yaw-sar'; a prim, root; to chas-
tise, lit. (with blows) or fig. (with words);
hence to instruct:— bind, chasten, chastise, correct,
instruct, punish, reform, reprove, sore, teach.
3257. y^ ya«, yaw; from 3261; a shovel:— shovel.
3258. Y^l Ya<bSts, yah-bates'; from an unused
root prob. mean, to grieve; sorrowful;
Jabets, the name of an 1st., and also of a place in
Pal. :— Jabez.
3259. *13P ya'ad, yaw-ad'; a prim, root; to fix
upon (by agreement or appointment) ; by
impl. to meet (at a stated time), to summon (to trial),
to direct (in a certain quarter or position), to engage
(for marriage):— agree, (make an) appoint (-ment, a
time), assemble (selves), betroth, gather (selves, to-
gether), meet (together), set (a time).
■fajn Y e *dow. See 3260.
3260. 1^1 te'diy, yed-ee'; from 3259; appoint-
ed; Jedi, an Isr.:— Iddo [from the marg.]
See 3035.
3261. ?V$* ya'alt, yaw-aw'; a prim, root; appar
to brush aside:— sweep away.
3262. bsiy? Y^nw'Sl, yeh-oo-ale'; from 3261 and
410; carried away of God; Jeiiel, the
name of four Isr. ;— Jehiel, Jeiel, Jeuel. Comp. 3273.
3263. yW. ir e «awts, yeh-oots'; from 5779; coun-
sellor; Jeiits, an Isr. :— Jeuz.
3264. 'nij^ 1 ya'dwr, yaw-ore'; a var. of 3293; a
forest: — wood.
3265. TtfJ Ya«uwr, yaw-oor'; appar. pass. part.
of the same as 3293; wooded; Jaiir,
an Isr.: — Jair [from the marg.].
3266. Hit* S^u.-wsb.,yeh-oosh'; IromhISS; hasty;
Jeiish, the name of an Edoroite and of
four 1st. :— Jehush, Jeush. Comp. 3274.
3267. TS^ ya'az, yaw-az'; a prim, root; to be bola
or obstinate: — fierce.
3268. M^W^ TTa'azly'el, yah-az-ee-ale' ; from
3287 and 410; emboldened of God; Ja
aziel, an Isr.:— Jaaziel.
3269. 1S1JW1 Ya<aztyahikw, yah-az-ee-yaw
hoo; from 3267 and 3050; emboldened
of Jah; Jaazijah, anlsr.:— Jaaziah.
3270. TT3p Ya'azeyr, yah-az-ayr'; or
1W2 Ya<ze>, yah-zare'; from 5826; helpful^
Jaazer or Jazer, a place E. of the Jor.
dan:— Jaazer, Jazer.
3271. dWJ ya'at, yaw-at'; a prim, root; to
clothe: — cover.
3272. Dy. 1 y e 'a$ (Chald.), yeh-at'; corresp. to 3289;
to counsel; reflex, to consult; — counsel-
lor, consult together.
3273. btgV?\ T e «iy'el, yeh-ee-ale'; from 3261 and
410; carried away of God; Jeiel, the
name of six Isr.:— Jeiel, Jehiel. Comp. 3262.
T3fJ Ya'iyr. See 3265.
3274. HJ" 1 ^ Y e <lysh, yeh-eesh'; from 5789; hasty:
Jeish, the name of an Edomite and of
an Isr.: — Jeush [from the marg.]. Comp. 3266.
3275. "JIM^ Ya'kan, yah-kawn'; from the same
as 5912; troublesome; Jakan, an Isr.:—.
Jachan.
3276. b§5 ya'al, yaw-al'; a prim, root; prop, to
ascend; flg. to be valuable (obj. useful,
subj. benefited):— X at all, set forward, can do good,
(be, have) profit (-able).
3277. by* 1 ya'Sl, yaw-ale'; from 3276; aniftei (as
climbing): — wild goat.
3278. bsfj TTa'el, yaw-ale'; the same as 3277; Jael,
a Canaan ite:— Jael.
3279. Sby.1 T[SL<&La?,yah-al-aW;or
ilbS? ; Ya'alali, yah-al-aw'; the same as
3280 or direct from 8276; Jaala or
Jaalah, one of the Nethinim: — Jaala, Jaalah.
3280. fby^ ya'alah, yah-al-aW; fern, of 3277:—
roe.
8281. tib»? TTa'lam, yah-lawm'; from 5956; oc-
cult; Jalam, an Edomite:— Jalam.
3282. "j?^ ya'an, yah'-an; from an unused root
mean, to pay attention; prop, heed; by
impl. purpose (sake or account); used adv. to indi-
cate the reason or cause: — because (that), foras-
much (+ as), seeing then, + that, + whereas, +■ why.
3283. ^Si ya'gn, yaw-ane'; from the same as
3282; the ostrich (prob. from its answer-
ing cry:— ostrich.
3284. Tn?!2 ya'an&li, yah-an-av/; fern, of 3283,
and mean, the same: (- owl.
3285. "V535 TTa'anay, yah-an-ah'ee; from the
same as 3283; responsive; Jaanai, an
Isr.: — Jaanai.
3286. El?" 1 ya'aph, yaw-af; a prim, root; to tire
(as if from wearisome flight):— faint,
cause to fly, (be) weary (self).
3287. C|y; y&t&pb, yaw-af e'; from 3286; fatigued;
fig. exhausted.— faint, weary.
3288. CIS -1 . y e aph, yeh-awf; from 3286; fatigue
' (adv. utterly exhausted):— swiftly.
3289. V?" 1 ya'ats, yaw-ats 1 ; a prim, root; to ad-
vise; reflex, to deliberate or resolve:—
advertise, take advice, advise (well), consult, (give
take) counsel (-lor), determine, devise, guide, pur
pose.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Yawlal
Yekawr
51
3290. ap3p Ya<aq6b, yah-ak-obe'; from 6117;
heel-catcher (i.e. supplanter); Jodkob,
the Israelitish patriarch:— Jacob.
8291. FDp!?l Ya'aqobah, yah-ak-o'-baw; from
3290; Jaakobah, an Isr. :— Jaakobah.
3292. 'JJM^ Ya<&qan, yah-ak-awn'; from the
same as 6130; Jaakan, an Idumaean:—
Jaakan. Comp. 1142.
829S. *13>? ya'ar, yah'-ar; from an unused root
prob. mean, to thicken with verdure; a
copse of bushes; henee a forest; hence honey in the
comb (as hived in trees):— [honey-] comb, forest,
wood.
8294. STJP Ya'rah, yah-raw 1 ; a form of 3295;
Jarah, an Isr. : — Jarah.
3295. iTjjp ya'arab, yah-ar-aw 1 ; fem. of 3293,
and mean, the same:— [honey-] comb,
forest
3296. &11)X "^J* Ya«arey >Or*giym, yah-ar-
ay' o-reg-eem'; from the piur.
of 8293 and the masc. plur. part. act. of 707; woods
of weavers; Jaare-Oregim, an Isr. : — Jaare-oregim.
3297. fi , 1^ Y e «ariym, yeh-aw-reem' • plur. of
3293 ; forests; Jearim, a place in Pal. :—
Jearim. Comp. 7157.
3298. ITPIB'I?!;! Ya'aresbyab, yah-ar-esh-yaw' ;
from an unused root of uncert.
signif. and 3050; Jaareshjah, an Isr.:— Jaresiah.
3299. SteP Ya'asftw, yah-as-oo'; from 6213;
they will do; Jaasu, an Isr. : — Jaasau.
3300. bSFtar Ya'asiy'el, yah-as-ee-ale'; from
6213 and 410; made of God; Jaasiel,
an Isr.:— Jaasiel, Jasiel.
3301. iTW; Ylpbd»y£h, yif-deh-yaw'; from
6299 and 3050; Jahwill liberate; Jiph-
dejah, an Isr. :— Iphedeiah.
3302. 11SP yapbah, yaw-faw 1 ; a prim, root;
prop, to be bright, i.e. (by impl.) beauti-
ful:— las beautiful, be (make self) fair (-r), deck.
3303. SIB" 1 yapbeb, jaMJ-/eft'; from 3302; beauti-
ful (lit. or flg.): (-beautiful, beauty,
comely, fair (-est, one), + goodly, pleasant, well.
3304 flJBTIB^ y«pbeb-pbiyab, yef-eh' fee-
yaw'; from 3302 by redupl.; very
beautiful:— very fair.
8305. is; lapho, yaw-fo 1 ; or
Sis' 1 ¥4pIiow> (Ezra 8 : 7), yaw-fo'; from
3302; beautiful; Japho, a place in Pal. : —
Japha, Joppa.
3306. HB'' yapbacb, yaw-fakh'; a prim, root;
prop, to breathe hard, ie. (by impL) to
sigh:— bewail self.
3307. HB" 1 yapbeacb, yaw-fay'-akh; from 3306;
prop, puffing, Le. (fig.) meditating:—
such as breathe out.
3308. "'B' 1 y«pbiy, yof-ee'; from 3302; beauty:—
beauty.
3309. 2"*3 Yapbiya«, yaw-fee' -ah; from 3313;
bright; Japhia, the name of a Canaan-
ite, an Isr., and a place in Pal.: — Japhia.
3310. tabSP Yapblftt, yaf-late'; from 6403; he
will deliver; Japhlet, an Isr.:— Japhlet.
3311. ^tA/B- YapbMjiy, yaf -lay-tee' ; patron.
from 3810; a Japhletite or desc. of
Japhlet:— Japhleti.
3312. SIMP Yopbunneb, yef-oonsneh' ; from
6437; he will be prepared; Jephunneh,
the name of two Isr. :— Jephunneh.
3313. SB" 1 yapba«, yaw-fah'; a prim, root; to
shine:— be light, [shew self, (cause to)
shine (forth).
3314. S"WB? ylpb«ab,i/i/-<i«)', , from3813; splendor
or (flg.) beauty: — brightness,
3315. ttf Yepbetb, yeft'-/«*ft> from 6601; expan-
sion; Jepheth, a son of Noah; also his
posterity: — Japheth.
3316. ttFlB? Ylpbtacb, yif-tawleh'; from 6605;
he will open; Jiphtach, an Isr.; also a
place in Pal.:— Jephthah, Jiphtah.
3317. bN-nCBI Ylpbtacb-'el, yif-tach*ale' ;
from 6605 and 410; OodwiU open;
JipMach-el, a place in Pal. :— Jiphthab-eL
3318. NX 1 yatsa', yaw-tsaw 1 ; a prim, root; to go
(causat. bring) out, in a great variety of
applications, lit. and flg., direct and proxim.:—
X after, appear, x assuredly, bear out, X begotten,
break out, bring forth (out, up), carry out, come
(abroad, out, thereat, without), + be condemned, de-
part (-ing, -ure), draw forth, in the end, escape, exact,
fail, fall (out), fetch forth (out), get away (forth,
hence, out), (able to, cause to, let) go abroad (forth,
on, out), going out, grow, have forth (out), issue out,
lay (lie) out, lead out, pluck out, proceed, pull out,
put away, be risen, x scarce, send with command-
ment, shoot forth, spread, spring out, stand out,
X still, x surely, take forth (out), at any time, X to
[and fro], utter.
3319. tBjp y e tsa» (Ohald.), yets^wf; corresp. to
3818:— finish.
3320. i5tj yatsab, yaw-tsab'; a prim, root; to
place (any thing so as to stay); reflex, to
station, offer, continue: — present selves, remaining,
resort, set (selves), (be able to, can, with-) stand (fast,
forth, -ing, still, up).
3321. S2£? y*tseb (Chald.), yets-abe'; corresp. to
3320; to be firm; hence to speak surely:—
truth.
3322. S5SJ y at gag, yaw-tsag'; a prim, root; to
place permanently:— establish, leave,
make, present, put, set, stay.
3323. ^Vtl yitshar, yits-hawr", from 6671; oil
(as producing light); fig. anointing:—
4- anointed, oil.
3324. 1!JS? Yttshar, yits-hawr'; the same as
3323; Jitshar, an Isr.:— Izhar.
3325. "Hilli? Yitsbariy, yits-haw-ree'; patron,
from 3324; a Jitsharite or desc. of
Jitshar:— Izeharites, Izharites.
3326. 3>1S!P yatsuwa', yaw-tsoo'-ah; pass. part,
of 3331 ; spread, i.e. a bed; (arch.) an ex-
tension, i.e. wing or lean-to (a single story or col-
lect.):— bed, chamber, couch.
3327. pnip. Vltscbaq, yits-khawk'; from 6711;
laughter (i.e. mockery)', Jitschak (or
Isaac), son of Abraham:— Isaac. Comp. 3446.
3328. "iQ5f"J Yitscbar, yits-khar'; from the same
as 6713; he will shine; Jitschar, an
Isr.: — and Zehoar [from the marg.].
3329. fcTS; yatsiy', yaw-tsee'; from 3318; issue,
i.e. offspring:— those that came forth.
3330. S%1 yatstsiyb (Chald.), yats-tseeb'; from
8321; fixed, sure; concr, certainty:—
certain (-ty), true, truth.
2^ yatsiya'. See 3326.
3331. 3>5£- yatsa', yaw-tsah'; a prim, root; to
strew as a surface:— make [one's] bed,
X lie, spread.
3332. pip yatsaq, yaw-tsak 1 ; a prim, root; prop,
to pour out (trans, or intrans.); by impl.
to melt or cast as metal; by extens. to place firmly, to
stiffen or grow hard:— cast, cleave fast, be (as) firm,
grow, be hard, lay out, molten, overflow, pour (out),
run out, set down, stedfast.
3333. SljJS^ y e tsubab, yets-oo-kaw' ; pass. part,
fem. of 3382; poured out, i.e. run into
a mould: — when it was cast.
3334. IK; yatsar. yaw-tsar 1 ; a prim, root; to
press (intrans.), i.e. be narrow; flg. be in
distress:— be distressed, be marrow, be straitened (in
straits), be vexed.
3335. "lit 11 yatsar, yaw-tsar 1 ; prob. identical with
3334 (through the squeezing into shape);
([comp. 3831]); to mould into a form; espec. as a
potter; flg. to determine (i.e. form a resolution) :—
X earthen, fashion, form, frame, make (-r), potter,
purpose.
3336. *tit£ yetser, yay'-tser; from 3835; a form;
flg. conception (i.e. purpose):— frame,
thing framed, imagination, mind, work.
3337. 15F Yetser, yay'-tser; the same as 3336;
Jetser, an Isr.:— Jezer.
3338. 1SJ yatsar, yaw-tsoor'; pass. part, of 3835;
structure, i.e. limb or part:— member.
3339. "^St? Yttsriy,9ife-ree'; from 8335; forma-
tive; Jitsri, an Isr, :— Isri.
3340. "HIT?: Yitsrty, yits-ree'; patron, from 3337;
a Jitsrite (collect.) or desc. of Jetser:—
3341. nS 1 yatsatb, yaw-tsath'; a prim, root; to
bum or set on fire; flg. to desolate:—
burn (up), be desolate, set (on) fire ([fire]), kindle.
3342. i]?^ yeqeb, yeh'-keb; from an unused root
mean, to excavate; a trough (as dug
out) ; spec, a wine-^ai (whether the lower one, into
which the juice drains; oi the upper, in which the
grapes are crushed) :— f ats, presses, press-fat, wine
(-press).
3343. 'bNSap' 1 . Y e qabts<»el, yek-ab-tseh-ale' ;
from 6908 and 410; God will gather;
Jekabtseel, a place in Pal. :— Jekabzeel. Comp. 6909.
3344. *lp^ yaqad, yaw-kad 1 ; a prim, root; to
burn:— (be) burn (-ing), X from the
hearth, kindle.
3345. 1]?"'. y e qad (Chald.), yek-ad'; corresp. to
3344:— burning.
3346. Wlp. 1 ] y e qeda> (Chald.), yek-ay-daw'; from
3345; a conflagration: — burning.
3347. Byi)?; Yoqd e <am, yok-deh-awm'; from
3344 and 5971 ; burning of (the) people;
Jokdeam, a place in Pal. :— Jokdeam.
3348. i"l]5^ Yaqeb, yaw-keh'; from an unused root
prob. mean, to obey; obedient; Jakeh, a
symbolical name (for Solomon):— Jakeh.
3349. n7^I')5^ yiqqabab, yik-kaw-haw 1 '; from the
same as 8348; obedience: — gathering,
to obey.
3350. lip"; y e qowd, yek-ode'; from 8344; a burn-
ing: — burning.
3351. filp"'. y*qiiwm, yek-oom'; from 6965; prop.
standing (extant), i.e. by impl. a living
thing: — (living) substance.
3352. UJipJ yaqfiwsb, yaw-koshe'; from 3369;
prop, entangling; hence a snarer:—
fowler.
3353. UJIp^ yaquwsb, yawkoosh'; pass, part, of
8369; prop, entangled, i.e. by impl. (in-
trans.) a snare, or (trans.) a snarer: — fowler, snare.
3354. bN^nip^ Y e qawtbiy'6l, yek-ooth-ee'-alei
from the same as 3348 and 410; obe-
dience of God; Jekuthiel, an Isr.:— JekuthieL
3355. "\typ1 Yoqjan, yok-tawn'; from 6994; he
will be made little; Joktan, an Arabian
patriarch: — Joktan.
3356. D^pJ Yaqiym, yaw-keem'; from 6965; he
will raise; Jakim, the name of two Isr. :—
Jakim. Comp. 3079.
3357. "Vp^ yaqqiyr, yak-keer'; from 8365: pre-
cious: — dear.
3358. Tp2 yaqqiyr (Chald.) yak-keer 1 ; corresp.
to 3357:— noble, rare.
3359. FH?p? Y e qamyab, yek-am-yaw'; from
6965 and 3050; Jah will rise; Jekam-
jah, the name of two Isr. :— Jekamiah. Comp. 3079.
3360. D^MpI Y e qam«am, yek-am'-awm; from
6965 and 5971; (the) people will rise
Jekamam, an Isr. :— Jekameam. Comp. 8079, 3361.
3361. fiSMp; Yoqm e «am, yok-meh-awm'; from
6965 and 6971; (the) people wiXL be
raised; Jokmeam, a place in Pal: — Jokmeam
Comp. 3360, 3362.
3362. OSipJ Yoqn et am, yoksneh-awmf; from
6969 and 5971; (the) people will be
lamented; Joknedm, a place in Pal. : — Jokneam.
3363. 5>p^ yaqa*, yaw-kah'; a prim, root; prop.
to sever oneself, i.e. (by impl.) to be dis-
located; flg. to abandon; causat. to impale (and thus
allow to drop to pieces by rotting):— be alienated, de-
part, hang (up), be out of joint.
3364 yp 1 ^ yaqats, yaw-kats'; a prim, rooc; to
awake (intrans.):— (be) awake (-d).
5)1?^ yaqapb. See 5362.
3365. *1pJ yaqar, yaw-kar 1 ; a prim, root; prop,
appar. to be heam, i.e. (flg.) valuable;
causat. to make rare (flg. to inhibit):— be (make) pre-
cious, be prized, be set by, withdraw.
3366. *tj!?) y*qar, yek-awr 1 ; from 3365; value, i.e.
(concr.) wealth; abstr. costliness, dig*
nity:— honour, precious (things), price.
Vekawr
Yithraw
to
3367. "lp" 1 y e qar (Chald.), yek-awr'; corresp.
3366:— glory, honour.
3368. "Ip" 1 faqar, yaw-kawr'; from 3365; valua-
ble (obj. or subj.):— brightness, clear,
costly, excellent, fat, honourable women, precious,
reputation.
3369. lZ3p"< yaqosh. yaw-koshe'; a prim, root; to
ensnare (lit. or fig.): — fowler (lay a)
snare.
3370. "Jlflp; Yoqslian, yok-shawn'; from 3369;
insidious; Jokshan, an Arabian pa-
triarch : — Jokshan.
3371. ^Nrip; Yoqtb e >el, yok-theh-ale' ; prob.
from the same as 3348 and 410; vener-
ation of God [comp. 3354]; Joktheel, the name of a
place in Pal., and of one in Idumasa:— Joktheel.
N'T yara'. See 3384.
3372. NT yare', yaw-ray'; a prim, root; to fear;
mor. to revere; caus. to frighten:— af-
fright, be (make) afraid, dread (-ful), (put in) fear
(-ful, -fully, -ing). (be had in) reverence (-end), X see,
terrible (act, -ness, thing).
3373. NT yarfe', yaw-ray'; from 3373; fearing;
mor. reverent: — afraid, fear (-ful).
3374 PiNT yir'ali, yir-aw'; leva, of 3373; fear
(also used as infln.); mor. reverence: —
X dreadful, x exceedingly, fear (-fulness).
3375. "pST Ylr6wn, yir-ohn'; from 3373; fear-
fulness; Jiron, a place in Pal. :— Iron.
3376. FPTOT Yir'iyayh, yir-ee-yaw'; from 3373
and 3050; fearful of Jah; Jirijah, an
Isr.:— Irijah.
3377. 3TJ YarSb, yaw-rabe'; from 7378; he will
contend; Jareb, a symbolical name for
Assyria:— Jareb. Comp. 3403.
3378. b^ST Y e rubbatal, yer-oob-bah'-al; from
7378 and 1168; Baal will contend;
Jerubbaal, a symbol, name of Gideon:— Jerubbaal.
3379. flSST TTarob'am, yaw-rob-awm' ; from
7378 and 5971 ; (the) people will con-
tend; Jarobam, the name of two Isr. kings:— Jero-
boam.
3380. rUBan"! Y e rubbesb.etli, yer-oob-beh'-
slieth; from 7378 and 1333; shame (i.e.
the idol) will contend; Jerubbesheth, a symbol, name
for Gideon:— Jerubbesheth.
3381. IT yarad, yaw-rad'; a prim, root; to de-
scend (lit. to go doivnwards; or conven-
tionally to a lower region, as the shore, a boundary,
the enemy, etc.; or fig. to fall); causat. to bring
down (in all the above applications):— X abundantly,
bring down, carry down, cast down, (cause to) come
(-tag) down, fall (down), get down, go (-ing) down
(-ward), hang down, x indeed, let down, light (down),
put down (off), (cause to, let) run down, sink, subdue,
take down.
3382. "IT Yered, yeh'-red; from 3381 ; a descent;
Jered, the name of an antediluvian, and
of an Isr.:— Jared.
3383. ■j'lT ICaxAen, yar-dane' ; from 3381; a de-
scender; Jarden, the principal river of
Pal.:— Jordan.
3384. HT yarah, yaw-raw'; or (2 Chr. 36 : IE)
NT yara', yaw-raw'; a prim, root; prop,
to flow as water (i.e. to rain); trans, to
lay or throw (espec. an arrow, i.e. to shoot); fig. to
point out (as if by aiming the finger), to teach: —
(+) archer, cast, direct, inform, instruct, lay, shew,
shoot, teach (-er, -ing). through.
3385. biJlT T'rnw'a, yer-oo-ale'; from 3384
and 410: founded of God; Jeruel, a
place in Pal. :— Jeruel
3386. WrP Tarowach, yaw-ro'-akh; perh. de-
nom. from 3394; (born at the) new
moon; Jaroach, an Isr. : — Jaroah.
3387. piT yarowq, yaw-roke'; from 3417; green,
i.e. an herb:— green thing.
3388. JW51T TT e riiwsb.a', yer-oo-shaw'; or
[■TO1T TT e riiwsh-ali, yer-oo-shaW; fern,
pass. part, of 3433; possessed; Jeru-
sha or Jerushah, an Israelitess:— Jerusha, Jerushah.
HEBKEW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
3412. m?3T
yer-oo-shaw-
EfclBIT I^nwshalaim,
lah'-im; rarely
DTJTBIT Y e ruwslialaytm, yer-oo-shaw-
lah'-yim; a dual (in allusion to its
two main bills [the true pointing, at least of the
former reading, seems to be that of 3390]); prob.
from (the pass. part, of) 3384 and 7999; founded
peaceful; Jerushalaim or Jerushalem, the capital
city of Pal. :— Jerusalem.
3390. dbl231T : C e rnirihalem (Chald.), yer-oo-
shaw-lame' ; corresp. to 3389:— Jeru-
salem.
3391. HT yerach, yeh'-rakh; from an unused
root of uncert. signif. ; a lunation, i.e.
month:— month, moon.
3392. !"|T Yeracb., yeh'-rakh; the same as 3391;
Jerach, an Arabian patriarch:— Jerah.
3393. ttT y e racb (Chald.), yeh-rakh'; corresp. to
3391 ; a month:— month.
3394. nT yareach, yaw-ray' -akh; from the
same as 3391 : the moon:— moon.
TIT Y e recb.6w. See 3405.
3395. DHT ir e r6cham, yer-o-khawm' ; from
7355; compassionate; Jerocham, the
name of seven or eight Isr. :— Jeroham.
3396. bSMnT. Y e racb.m e 'el, yer-akh-meh-ale' ;
from 7355 and 410; God will com-
passionate; Jerachmeel, the name of three Isr.:—
Jerahmeel.
3397. "ibSMIT Y e rachm e »eliy, yer-akh-meh-
ay-lee'; patron, from 3396; aJer-
achmeelite or desc. of Jerachmeel: — Jerahmeelites.
3398. SHT Yareb-a', yar-khaw'; prob. of Eg.
or.; Jarcha, an Eg.:— Jarha.
3399. t2T y arat, yaw-rat' ; a prim, root; to pre-
cipitate or hurl (rush) headlong; (in-
trans.) to be rash:— be. perverse, turn over.
3400. bjOT Y e riy>el, yer-ee-ale'; from 3384 and
410; thrown of God; Jeriel, an Isr. :—
Jeriel. Comp. 3385.
3401. ST; yariyb. yaw-rebe'; from 7378; lit. he
will contend; prop. adj. contentious;
used as noun, an adversary: — that contend (-eth),
that strive.
3402. S^T ITariyb, yaw-rebe'; the same as 3401;
Jarib, the name of three Isr. :— Jarib.
3403. "^T Vriybay, yer-eeb-ah'ee; from 3401;
contentious; Jeribai, an Isr.:— Jeribai.
3404. FPT Y e riyah, yer-ee-yaw'; or
1!TT TT e riyaIiiiw, yer-ee-yaw' '-hoo; from
3384 and 3050; Jah will throw; Jeri-
jah, an Isr.:— Jeriah, Jerijah.
3405. TFT Y e riycb.6w, yer-ee-kho'; or
itTT Y e r6cbdw yer-ay-kho' ; or var. (1
Kings 16 : 34)
SirPT 1T e riycli61i, yer-ee-kho'; perh. from
3394; its month; or else from 7306;
fragrant; Jericho or Jerecho, a place in Pal.:—
Jericho.
3406. ni?3" , T Y e riymdwtb., yer-ee-mohth' ; or
rwr
ninT
TT e rfeymdwtli, yer-ay-mohth' ; or
lT e rem6wtli, yer-ay-mohth'; fern.
plur. from 7311 ; elevations; Jerimoth
or Jeremoth, the name of twelve Isr. :— Jeremoth,
Jerimoth, and Bamoth [from the marg.].
3407. SiyT y e riy'ali, yer-ee-aw'; from 3415; a
hanging (as tremulous): — curtain.
3408. ni^T Yerly'owth, yer-ee-ohth' ; plur. of
3407; curtains; Jerioth, an Israeli-
tess:— Jerioth.
3409. TlT yarek. yaw-rake' ; from an unused root
mean, to be soft; the thigh (from its
fleshy softness); by euphem. the generative parts;
fig. a shank, flank, side:— x body, loins, shaft, side,
thigh.
3410. SOT yarka' (Chald.), yar-kaw'; corresp.
to 3411; a thigh:— thigh.
3411. !"DT y e rej£ab., yer-ay-kaw 1 ; fem. of 3409;
prop, the flank; but used only fig., the
rear or recess:— border, coast, part, quarter, side.
Tarmuwth,
7311; elevation;
of two places in Pal.:— Jarmuth.
ninT X e rSm6wtb_. See 3406.
yar-mooth'; from
Jarmuth, the name
3413. 173T I e remiiy, yer-ay-mah'ee; from 7311;
elevated; Jeremai, an Isr.: — Jeremai.
3414. !T7pT Xirm e yah., yir-meh-yaw' ; or
TFMT Yirm e yab-ikw, yir-meh-yaw'-hoo;
from 7311 and 3050; Jah will rise;
Jirmejah, the name of eight or nine Isr.:— Jeremiah.
3415. 3>T yara', yaw-rah'; a prim, root; prop, to
be broken up (with any violent action),
i.e. (fig.) to fear:— be grievous [only Isa. 15 : 4; the
rest belong to 7489].
3416. bNBT Ylrpe'el, yir-peh-ale' ;
and 410; God ivill heal;
place in Pal. :— Irpeel.
3417. pT yaraq, yaw-rah';
spit: — x but, spit.
3418. pT yereq, yeh'-rek; from 3417 (in the sense
of vacuity of color); prop, pallor, i.e.
hence the yellowish green of young and sickly vege-
tation; concr. verdure, i.e. grass or vegetation:—
grass, green (thing).
3419. pT yaraq, yaw-rawk'; from the same as
3418; prop, green; concr. a vegetable:—
green, herbs.
VPT-
3430. ■pp'T
(from fright),
palen
3421
from 7495
Jirpeel, a
prim, root; to
TTarqdwn. See 4313.
y^raqown, yay-raw-kone' ; from
3418; paleness, whether of persons
or of plants (from drought): — mildew,
B3>pT Yorq et am, yor-keh-awm' ; from
7334 and 5971 ; people will be poured
forth; Jorkeam, a place in Pal.: — Jorkeam.
3422. p'lpT y e raqraq, yer-ak-rak'; from the
same as 3418; yellowishness:— green-
ish, yellow.
3423. U5T yarasli. yaw-rash", or
125T yaresb, yaw-raysh' ; a prim, root; to
occupy (by driving out previous tenants,
and possessing in their place); by impl. to seize, to
rob, to inherit; also to expel, to impoverish, to
ruin;— cast out, consume, destroy, disinherit, dispos-
sess, drive (-ing) out, enjoy, expel, X without fail,
(give to, leave for) inherit (-ance, -or), -f- magistrate,
be (make) poor, come to poverty, (give to, make to)
possess, get (have) in (take) possession, seize upon,
succeed, X utterly.
3424. fTOT y e resb.ab, yer-ay-shaw' ; from 8438;
occupancy: — possession.
3425. ttlST y e ruslxsliali. yer-oosh-shaw' ; from
3423; something occupied; a conquest;
also a patrimony:— heritage, inheritance, possession.
3426. T25"j yesh, yaysh; perh. from an unused root
mean, to stand out, or exist; entity;
used adv. or as a copula for the substantive verb
(1961) ; there is or are (or any other form of the verb
to be, as may suit the connection):— (there) are, (he,
it, shall, there, there may, there shall, there should)
be, thou do, had, hast, (which) hath, (I, shalt, that)
have, (he, it, there) is, substance, it (there) was,
(there)Iwere, ye will, thou wilt, wouldest.
3427. 3TB" 1 yasbab, yaw-shab'; a prim, root;
prop, to sit down (spec, as judge, in am-
bush, in quiet); by impl. to dwell, to remain; causat.
to settle, to marry:— (make to) abide (-ing), continue,
(cause to, make to) dwell (-ing), ease self, endure,
establish, x fail, habitation, haunt, (make to) inhabit
(-ant), make to keep [house], lurking, x marry (-ing),
(bring again to) place, remain, return, seat, set (-tie),
(down-) sit (-down, still, -ting down, -ting [place] -uate),
take, tarry.
3428. SNllir Yeslieb'ab, yeh-sheb-awb' ; from
8427 and 1 ; seat of (his) father; Je-
shebab, an Isr.:— Jeshebeab.
3429. rOTSa SUP Tfoslieb basb-Shebeth,
yo-shabe' bash-sheh'-beth;
from the act. part, of 3427 and 7674, with a prep, and
the art. interposed ; sitting in the seat; Josheb-bash-
Shebeth, an Isr. :— that sat in the seat.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Yekawr
Yithraw
53
8430. Tti$ "(SpT YlsbbSw b«-Ndb, yish-bo'
beh-nobe; from 3427 and 6011, with
a proa, suffix and a prep, interposed; his dwelling
(Is) in Nob; Jishbo-be-Nob, a Philistine:— Ishbi-benob
[from the marg.].
8431. n51»7 Ytsbbacb, yish-bakh'; from 7623;
he will praise; Jishbach, an Isr.:—
Ishbah.
8432. "•ailij YtUbubfy, »aw-sftoo-6ee'; patron.
from 3437; a Jashubite, or desc. of
Jashub:— Jashubites.
8433. Drib "OUT! Yaishabiy Lechem, yaw-
shoo'-bee leh'-khem; from 7785
and 3699; returner of bread; Jashubi-Lechem, an
Tsr.:— Jashubi-lehem. [Prob. the text should be
pointed
fihb ^U}" 1 Y6sh e bey Lechem, yo-sheh-
bay' leh'-khem, and rendered
"(they were) inhabitants of Lechem," Le. of Beth-
lehem (by contraction). Comp. 3902.]
3434. D3>31l5j Yashob'am, yaw-shob-awm' ;
from 7725 and 5971; people wiU re-
turn; Jashobam, the name of two or three Isr.:—
Jashobeam.
8435. p3'i^ Ylshbaq, yish-bawk 1 ; from an un-
used root corresp. to 7662; he will
leave; Jishbdk, a son of Abraham:— Ishbak.
8436. ni23]?30'; Yo»bfe e qasbab, yosh-bek-aw-
shaw'; from 8427 and 7186; a hard
seat; Joshbekashah, an Isr.: — Joshbekashah.
8437. ailSJ Taahuwb, yaw-shoob'; or
i' , 115' , Yaabiyb, yaw-sheeb'; from 7785; he
will return; Jashub, the name of two
Isr.;— Jashub.
3438. n# Yisfav&h, yish^vaw'; from 7737; fte
will level; Jishvah, an Isr.;— Ishvah,
Isvah.
3439. •"t^ilB"' Y e »bowcbayah, yesh-o-khaw-
yaw'; from the same as 3445 and
3050; Jan will empty; Jeshochajah, an Isr.:— Jesho-
aiab.
8440. "noSl Ylsbviy, yishsvee'; from 7737; level;
Jiahvi, the name of two Isr.:— Ishuai,
Ishvi, Isui, Jesui.
8441. "'IID? Yiabviy, i/isA-tiee*; patron, from 3440;
a Jishvite (collect.) or desc. of Jishvi:—
Jesuites.
8442. §1123^. Yesbuwa', yay-shoo'-ah; for 3091;
he will save; Jeshua, the name of ten
Isr., also of a place in Pal. :— Jeshua.
3443. ?W; Yesbuwa' (Chald.), yay-shoo'-ah;
corresp. to 8442:— Jeshua.
8444 JTISIIBI y e ihnw'ah, yesh-oo'-aw; tern.
pass. part, of 3467; something saved,
Le. (abstr.) deliverance; hence aid, victory, pros-
perity:— deliverance, health, help (-ing), salvation,
save, saving (health), welfare.
8445. nUJ -1 yesbacb, yeh'-shakh; from an unused
root mean, to gape (as the empty stom-
ach); hunger:— casting down.
3446. pnijJ? Ylscbaq, yis-khawk'; from 7831; lie
wiU laugh; Jischak, the heir of Abra-
ham:— Isaac. Comp. 3327.
8447. BttP yasbat, yaw-shat'; a prim, root; to
extend.-— hold out
8448. 1&; Yishay, yee-shah'ee; by Chald. "^Sl
'fysbay, ee-shah'ee; from the same as 3426; extant;
Jishai, David's father:— Jesse.
arrj"' Yagbiyb. See 3437.
3449. tVffi Yishsbiyah, yish-shee-yaW ; or
<W Ylshsbiyahnw, yish-shee-yaw 1 -
hoo; from 6383 and 8050; Jah will
lend; Jishshijah, the name of five Isr. :— Ishi&h, Is-
shiah, Ishijah, Jesiah.
8450. bSa" l ttJ' 1 . Y e siyma>el, yes-eem-aw-ale' ;
from 7760 and 410; God will place;
Jesimael, an Isr.:— Jeshnael.
8451. fm^° yesbiymah, yesh-etymaw'; from
3456; desolation;— let death seize
[from the marg.}.
3452. Tin' , ll5'; y e sbiymdwn,»esft-ee-mone';from
3456; a desolation:— desert, Jeshi-
mon, solitary, wilderness.
nTO^ y e sbiymowtb. See 1020, 3451.
3453. ttTttT yasbiysh, yaw-sheesh'; from 3486;
an old man:— (very) aged (man), an-
cient, very old.
3454. "HZTttj^ Y e shiysbay, yesh-ee-shah'ee; from
3453; aged; Jeshishai, an Isr.:— Jesh-
ishai.
3455. dto^ yasam, yaw-sam'; a prim root; to
place; intrans. to be placed;— be put
(set).
3456. D1Z5" 1 yasbam, yaw-sham'; a prim, root; to
lie waste:— be desolate.
3457. Naia"; Ylsbma,', yish-maW; from 3456;
desolate; Jishma, an Isr. :— Ishma.
3458. bSWailT Ylsbma'e'I, yish-maw-ale'; from
8085 and 410; God will hear; Jish-
mael, the name of Abraham's oldest son, and of five
Isr.:— IshmaeL
3459. ^biWaiZT Yishma'e'liy, yish-maw-ay-lee';
patron, from 3458; a Jishmaelite
or desc. of Jishmael:— Ishmaelite.
3460. !"PS > M1IJ'; Yishma'yab, yish-mah-yav/ ; or
llrfSMIIJ^ Yiihma'yahiiw, yish-mah-
yaw'-hoo; from 8085 and 3050; Jah
will hear; Jishmajah, the name of two Isr. :— Ish-
maiah.
3461. * |, n?aili^ YIshm e ray, yish-mer-ah'ee; from
8104; preservative; Jishmerai, an
Isr.: — Ishmerai.
3462. "JIDJ yasben, yaw-shane'; a prim, root;
prop, to be slack or languid, i.e. (by
impl.) sleep (flg. to die); also to grow old, stale or in-
veterate:— old (store), remain long, (make to) sleep.
3463. flU 1 yaslien. yaw-shane 1 ; from 3462:
sleepy:— asleep, (one out of) sleep (-eth,
-ing), slept.
3464. yB" 1 Yashen, yaw-shane'; the same as 3463;
Jashen, an Isr.:— Jashen.
3465. 1TUJ yasban, yaw-shown'; from 3462; old:—
old.
3466. n3Tli"^ Y e sbanab, yesh-aw-naw" ; tern, of
3465; Jeshanah, a place in Pal.:— Jesh-
anah.
3467. yD 1 ^ yasha*, yaw-shah'; a prim, root;
prop, to be open, wide or free, i.e. (by
impl.) to be safe; causat. to free or succor:— X at all,
avenging, defend, deliver (-er), help, preserve, res-
cue, be safe, bring (having) salvation, save (-iour),
get victory.
3468. y®l yesbat, yeh'shah; or
3>12J?_ yesba<, yay'-shah; from 3467; liberty,
deliverance, prosperity:— safety, salva-
tion, saving.
3469. "WIT Yisb'ty, yish-ee'; from 3467; sa«ina;
Jishi, the name of four Isr.:— Ishi.
3470. TCV^T Y e sba«yab. yesh-ah-yaw' ; or
W^B?? Y e sba<yabuw, yesh-ah-yaw'-
hoo; from 3467 and 3050; Jah has
saved; Jeshajah, the name of seven Isr.:— Isaiah, Je-
saiah, Jeshaiah.
3471. F!B1I£ yasb e pbe1», yaw-shef-ay 1 ; from an
unused root mean, to polish; a gem
supposed to be jasper (from the resemblance in
name) : — jasper.
3472. nSUJ^ Ylsbpah, yish-paw'; pert, from
8192; he will scratch; Jishpah, anlsr.: —
Ispah.
3473. ^S12?7 Ylsbpan, yish-paum' ; prob. from
the same as 8237; lie will hide; Jishpan,
an Isr.:— Ishpan.
3474. "HBJ yasbar, yaw-shar 1 ; a prim, root; to
be straight or even; flg. to be (causat. to
make) right, pleasant, prosperous: — direct, fit, seem
good (meet), 4- please (well), be (esteem, go) right
(on), bring (look, make, take the) straight (way), be
upright (-ly).
3475. 1X&* Yeaber, yayf-sher; from 3474; the
right; Jesher, an Isr.:— Jesher.
3476. "Wj^ ydsber, yo>-sher; from 3474; the
right:— equity, meet, right, upright
(-ness).
3477. IBJJ yasbar, yaw-shawr 1 ; from 8474-
straight (lit. or flg.):— convenient,
equity, Jasher, just, meet (-est), + pleased well
right (-eons), straight, (most) upright (-ly, -ness).
3478. bN^iB? Yisra'el, yis-raw-ale 1 ; from 8280
and 410; lie will rule as God; Jisrael,
a symbolical name of Jacob; also (typically) of his
posterity:— Israel.
3479. binto 1 Yisra'el (Chald.), yis^-aio-ale'
corresp. to 3478:— IsraeL
3480. HbjnBT Y e sar>elab, yes-ar-ale'-aw; by
var. from 3477 and 410 with direc-
tive enclitic; rtgfct towards God; Jesarelah, an Isr.: —
Jesharelah. Comp. 841.
3481. "'bN^TlT Yi8r e 'elly,^/»•s-rell-a»-lee',• patron.
from 3478; a Jisreelite or desc. of
Jisrael:— of Israel, Israelite.
3482. ttfejfjjqri Yisr e >eliy«b, yis-reh-ay-leeth';
fem. of 8481; a Jisreelitess or fe-
male desc. of Jisrael:— Israelitish.
3483. Tr™''. ytsbrab, yish-raw'; fem. of 8477;
rectitude: — uprightness.
8484. "JVYII^ Y e sburiiwn, yesh-oo-roon'; from
3474; upright; Jeshurun, a symbol,
name for Israel:— Jeshurun.
3485. IplBiiT Yissa"kar, yis-saw-kawr' (strictly
yis-saws-kawr'); from 5375 and 7939;
lie will bring a reward; Jissaskar, a son of Jacob: —
Issacbar.
3486. 1ST15J yasbesb, yaw-shaysh'; from an un
used root mean, to blanch; gray-haired,
i.e. an aged man:— stoop for age.
3487. rP yatb (Chald.), yath; corresp. to 863; a
sign of the object of a verb: + whom.
3488. 2rH y e tbiyb (Chald.), yeth-eeb'; corresp. to
3427; to sit or dwell:— dwell, (be) set, sit.
3489. "irp yathed, yaw-thade'; from an unused
root mean, to pin through or fast; a
peg:— vail, paddle, pin, stake.
3490. OirP yatbdwm, yaw-thome'; from an un-
used root mean, to be lonely; a be-
reaved person:— fatherless (child), orphan.
3491. ^Wi" 1 yatbawr, yaw-thoor 1 ; pass. part, of
3498; prop, what is left, i.e. (by impl.) a
gleaning: — range.
3492. Trr Yattfyr, yat-teer'; from 3498; redun-
dant; Jattir, a place in Pal.:— Jattir.
3493. "PFT yattiyr (Chald.) yat-teer 1 ; corresp. to
8492; preeminent; adv. very:— exceed-
ing (-ly), excellent.
3494. TlbrP Yitblab, yithrlaW; prob. from 8518;
it will hang, i.e. be high; Jithlah, a
place in Pal :— Jethlah.
3495. Fran? Yltbmab, yith-mavf; from the
same as 3490; orphanage; Jithmah, an
Isr.:— Ithmah.
3496. biTprH Yatbniy>el, yath-nee-ale' ; from
an unused root mean, to endure, and
410; continued of God; Jathniel, an Isr.:— Jathniel.
3497. ]5rP Yltbnan, yith-nawn'; from the same
as 8577; extensive; Jithnan, a place in
Pal.:— Ithnan.
3498. "wr yathar, yaw-thar 1 ; a prim. root;toi«i
over or exceed; by impl. to excel; (in-
trans.) to remain or be left; causat. to leave, cause
to abound, preserve: — excel, leave (a remnant), left
behind, too much, make plenteous, preserve, (be, let)
remain (-der, -ing, -nant), reserve, residue, rest.
3499. "in" 1 yetber, yeh'-ther; from 8498; prop, au
overhanging, i.e. (by impl.) an excess, su-
periority, remainder; also a small rope (as hanging
free): — (-abundant, cord, exceeding, excellency
(-ent), what tbey leave, that hath left, plentifully,
remnant, residue, rest, string, with.
3500. ""irP Yetber, yeh'-ther; the same as 8499
Jether, the name of five or six Isr. and of
one Midianite:— Jether, Jethro. Comp. 3503.
3501. N'ln'; YlthraV yith-raw 1 ; by var. for 3502;
Jithra, an Isr. (or Ishmaelite):— Ithra.
1
Yithraw
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
3502. STirn ylturab. yith-raW; torn, of 3499;
prop, excellence, i.e. (by impl.)
wealth: — abundance, riches.
3503. i'-in - '. Yitbrow, yith-ro 1 ; from 3499 with
pron. suffix; his excellence; Jethro,
Moses' father-in-law:— Jethro. Comp. 3500.
8504. "pirn ylthrowu. yith-rone'; from 3498!
preeminence, gain: — better, excellency
(-leth), profit (-able).
8505. "'IrP Yitbriy, yith-ree'; patron, from 3500;
a Jithrite or desc. of Jether:— Ithrite.
8506. 'prYJ Yltbran, yith-rawri; from 3498; ex-
cellent; Jithran, the name of an Edom-
lte and of an Isr.:— Ithran.
3507. B9*W Yltbr e «am, yitlweh-awm'; from
3499 and 5971; excellence of people;
Jithream, a son of David:— Ithream.
3508. rnrn yotberetb, yo-theh'-reth; fem. act.
part, of 3498 ; the lobe or flap of the liver
(as If redundant or outhanging):— caul.
3509. nrV Y'tbetb, yeh-thayth'; of uncert. der.;
Jetheth, an Edomite;— Jetheth.
3510. 3N3 ba'ab, kaw-ab'; a prim, root; prop, to
feel pain; by Impl. to grieve; flg. to
spoil:— grieving, mar, have pain, make sad (sore), (be)
sorrowful.
3511. 2N3 k°'eb, heh-abe'; from 3510; suffering
(phys. or mental), adversity:— grief,
pain, sorrow.
3512. 71iS3 ka'ab, kaw-aw 1 ; a prim, root; to de-
spond: cauaat. to deject;— broken, be
grieved, make sad.
3513. 133 kabad, haw-bad'; or
123 kabSd, haw-bade'; a prim, root; to be
heavy, i.e. in a bad sense (burdensome,
levere, dull) or in a good sense (numerous, rich, hon-
orable); causat. to make weighty (in the same two
senses):— abounding with, more grievously afflict,
boast, be chargeable, X be dim, glorify, be (make)
glorious (things), glory, (very) great, be grievous,
harden, be (make) heavy, be heavier, lay heavily,
(bring to, come to, do, get, be had in) honour (self),
(be) honourable (man), lade, X more be laid, make
self many, nobles, prevail, promote (to honour), be
rich, be (go) sore, stop.
3514. 133 kdbed, ko'-bed; from 3513; weight,
multitude, ■ueaemence;— grievousness,
heavy, great number.
3515. 123 kabed, kaw-bade 1 ; from 3513; heavy;
fig. in a good sense (numerous) or in a
bad sense (severe, difficult, stupid):— (so) great, griev-
ous, hard (-ened), (too) heavy (-ier), laden, much,
slow, sore, thick.
3516. 123 kabed, Jems-bade'," the same as 3515;
the liver (as the heaviest of the vis-
cera) :— liver.
123 kabod. See 3519.
8517. H123 k e beduth, keb-ay-dooth>; fem. of
3515; difficulty;— x heavily.
3518. 7123 k a ball, kaw-baw'; a prim, root; to
expire or (causat.) to extinguish (fire,
light, anger):— go (put) out, quench.
3519. 1123 kabowd, kaw-bode'; rarely
133 kabod, kaw-bode'; from 3513; prop.
weight; but only fig. in a good sense,
splendor or copiousness:— glorious (-ly), glory, hon-
our (-able).
3520. J11123 k e buwddah, fceb-ood-date'; irreg.
fem. pass. part, of 3513; weightiness,
I.e. magnificence, wealth:—- carriage, all glorious,
stately.
3521. 5133 Kabuwl, kaw-bool'; from the same
as 3525 in the sense of limitation;
sterile; Cabul, the name of two places In Pal.:—
Cabul.
3522. "p33 Kabbown, kab-bone'; from an un-
used root mean, to heap up; hilly; Cab-
ton. a place in Pal:— Gaboon.
3523. T23 k e biyr, keb-eer; from 3587 in the orig.
sense of plaiting; a matrass (of inter-
twined materials):— pillow.
3524. 1T33 kabbiyr, hob-beer 1 ; from 3527; vast,
whether in extent (flg. of power,
mighty; of time, ayed), or in number, many:—
+ feeble, mighty, most, much, strong, valiant.
3525. b33 kebel, keh'-bel; from an unused root
mean, to twine or braid together; a fet-
ter:— tetter.
3526. D33 kabac, kaw-bas'; a prim, root; to
trample; hence to wash (prop, by
stamping with the feet), whether lit. (including the
fulling process) or fig.:— fuller, wash (-ing).
3527. 123 kabar, kaw-bar'; a prim, root; prop.
to plait together, i.e. (fig.) to augment
(espec. in number or quantity, to accumulate):— in
abundance, multiply.
3528. 123 k e bar, keb-awr'; from 3527; prop, ex-
tent of time, i.e. a great while; hence
long ago, formerly, hitherto:— already, (seeing that
which), now.
3529. 133 K e bar, keb-awr'; the same as 3528;
length; Kebar, a river of Mesopotamia:—
Chebar. Comp. 2249.
3530. 71123 klbrab. Tab-raw 1 ; fem. of 3528;
» : •
prop, length, i.e. a measure (of uncert.
dimension):— X little.
3531. 51133 k e barab, keb-aw-raw'; from 3527 in
its orig. sense; a sieve (as netted):—
sieve.
3532. ©23 kebes, keh-bes'; from an unused root
mean, to dominate; a ram (just old
enough to butt):— lamb, sheep.
3533. 1Z523 kabash, kaw-bash'; a prim, root; to
tread down; hence neg. to disregard;
pos. to conquer, subjugate, violate: — bring into
bondage, force, keep under, subdue, bring into sub-
jection.
3534. 11323 kebesb, keh'-besh; from 3533; a foot-
stool (as trodden upon):— footstool
3535. 7111523 klbsab, kib-saw 1 ; or
7111323 kabsab, kab-saw'; fem. of 3532; a
ewe: — (ewe) lamb.
3536. 'J1B23 kibshan, kib-shawn'; from 3533: a
smelting furnace (as reducing
metals) :— furnace.
3537. 13 kad. kad; from an unused root mean, to
deepen; prop, a pail; but gen. of earthen-
ware; ajar for domestic purposes: — barrel, piteher.
3538. 213 k e dab (Chald.), ked-ab'; from a root
corresp. to 3576; false:— lying.
3539. 1313 kadkod, kad-hode'; from the same
as 3537 in the sense of striking fire
from a metal forged; a sparkling gem, prob. the
ruby.— agate.
3540. 173Sbl13 K e dorIa<6mer, fced-or-laio-o'-
mer; of for. or. ; Kedorlaomer, an
early Pers. king:— Chedorlaomer.
3541. 713 koh, ko; from the prefix k and 1931;
prop, like this, i.e. by impl. (of manner)
thus (or so); also (of place) here (or hither); or (of
time) now:— also, here, -f- hitherto, like, on the other
side, so (and much), such, on that manner, (on)
this (manner, side, way, way and that way), + mean
while, yonder.
3542. US kab (Chald.), kaw; corresp. to 3541:—
hitherto.
3543. 11713 kahab, haw-haw'; a prim, root; to
be weak, i.e. (flg.) to despond (causat.
rebuke), or (of light, the eye) to grow dull:— darken,
be dim, fail, faint, restrain, X utterly.
3544. 71713 kebeb. kay-heh'; from 3543; feeble,
obscure: — somewhat dark, darkish, wax
dim, heaviness, smoking.
3545. S1713 kebab, kay-haw'; fem. of 3544; prop.
a weakening; flg. alleviation, i.e.
cure:— healing.
3546. ^713 k e bal (Chald.), keh-hal'; a root cor-
* resp. to 3201 and 3557; to be able:— be
able, could.
3547. ]713 kalian kaw-han'; a prim, root, ap-
par. mean, to mediate in religious ser-
vices; but used only as denom. from 3548; to officiate
as a priest; flg. to put on regalia:— deck, be (do the
office of a, execute the, minister in the) priest ('s
office).
3548. "J713 koh en ko-hane'; act. part, of 3547;
lit. one officiating, a priest; also (by
courtesy) an acting priest (although a layman):—
chief ruler, X own, priest, prince, principal officer.
3549. 1713 kaben (Chald.), kaw-hane'; corresp.
to 3548:— priest.
3550. 713713 k e humnah, keh-hoon-naw' ; from
3547; priesthood:— priesthood, priest's
office.
3551. 13 kav (Chald.), kav; from a root corresp.
to 3854 in the sense of piercing; a window
(as a perforation):— window.
3552. 213'Kuwb, koob; of for. der.; Kub, a
country near Egypt:— Chub.
3553. 3>213 kowba', ho'-bah; from an unused
root mean, to be high or rounded; a
Jielmet (as orefced):— helmet. Comp. 6959.
3554. 7113 kavah, haw-vaw'; a prim, root; prop.
to prick or penetrate; hence to blister
(as smarting or eating into):— burn.
1113 kowacb. See 3581.
3555. 71*13 k e viyah, kev-ee-yaw>; from 3554; a
branding: — burning.
3556. 2313 kowkab, ho-kawb'; prob. from the
same as 3522 (in the sense of rolling) or
3554 (in the sense of blazing); a star (as round or as
shining); flg. a prince.'— star ([-gazer]).
3557. 313 kiiwl, hool; a prim, root; prop, to heep
in; hence to measure; fig. to maintain
(in various senses):— (be able to, can) abide, bear,
comprehend, contain, feed, forbearing, guide, hold
(-ing in), nourish (-er), be present, make provision,
receive, sustain, provide sustenance (victuals).
3558. T7313 kuwmaz, koo-mawz'; from an un-
used root mean, to store away; a jewel
(prob. gold beads):— tablet.
3559. ]13 kiwn, koon; a prim, root; prop, to be
erect (i.e. stand perpendicular); hence
(causat.) to set up, in a great variety of applications,
whether lit. (establish, fix, prepare, apply), or flg.
(appoint, render sure, proper or prosperous) - .— cer-
tain (-ty), confirm, direct, faithfulness, fashion, fasten,
firm, be fitted, be fixed, frame, be meet, ordain,
order, perfect, (make) preparation, prepare (self),
provide, make provision, (be, make) ready, right, set
(aright, fast, forth), be stable, (e-) stablish, stand,
tarry, x very deed.
3560. yO Kiiw n fcoon; prob. from 3559; estab-
lished; Kun, a place in Syria:— Chun.
3561. TfO kawan, hav-vawn'; from 3559; some-
thing prepared, i.e. a sacrificial wafer:—
cake.
3562. 17"P3313 Kownanyahuw, ko-nan-yaw'-
hoo; from 3559 and 3050; Jah has
sustained; Conanjah, the name of two Isr.: Cona-
niah, Cononiah. Comp. 3663.
3563. 613 kowc, hoce; from an unused root
mean, to hold together; a cup (as a
container), often flg. a lot (as if a potion); also some
unclean bird, prob. an owl (pern, from the cup-like
cavity of its eye):— cup, (small) owl. Comp. 3599.
3564. 113 kuwr, hoor; from an unused root
mean. prop, to dig through; a pot or
furnace (as if excavated):— furnace. Comp. 3600.
113 kowr. See 3733.
3565. ")^3> 113 Kowr «Ashan, kore aw-shawn';
from 3564 and 6227; furnace of
smohe; Cor-Ashan, a place in Pal. :— Chor-ashan.
3566. 115113 Kdwresb, ho'-resh; or (Ezra 1 • 1
[last time], 2)
12513 Koresb, ho'-resh; from the Pers.;
Koresh (or Cyrus), the Pers. king:—
Cyrus.
3567. 115113 Kowresb (Chald.), ko'-resh; corresp.
to 3566:— Cyrus.
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8568. Il5l3 KuTCsb. koosh; prob. of for. or.;
Cush (or Ethiopia), the name of a son o£
Ham, and of bis territory; also of an 1st.:— Chush,
Cash, Ethiopia.
3569. '''12513 Kiiwgbiy, koo-shee'; patron, from
3568; a Cushite, or deso. of Cush:—
Cushi, Cushite, Ethiopian (-s).
3570. "TOIS Kuwsbiy, koo-shee'; the same as
8569; Cushi, the name of two Isr.:—
Cushi.
3571. miSlS KftwBbiytb, koo-sheeth'; tern, of
3569; a Cushite woman:— Ethiopian.
8572. "]tt5l3 Knwshan, koo-shawn'; perh. from
8568; Cushan, a region of Arabia:— Cu-
shan.
8573. fiW'ttS'l 'J12J13 KuwsbaD Rish»atha-
ylm, koo-shan' rish-aw-
thah'-yim; appar. from 3572 and the dual of 7564;
Cushan of double wickedness; Cushan-Rishathajim,
a Mesopotamia!! king: — Chushan-rishathayim.
3574. f"I*"ll25i3 korrsbarab, ko-shaw-raw'; from
3787; prosperity; in plur. freedom:—
X chain.
8575. ni3 Kuwth, kooth; or (fem.)
!"Ifl13 Kiiwthah, koo-tham'; of for. or.;
Cuth or Cuthah, a province of As-
syria:— Cuth.
8576. 3T3 kazab, kaw-zab'; a prim, root; to lie
(i.e. deceive), lit. or flg.:— fail, (be found
a, make a) liar, lie, lying, be in vain.
8577. 3T3 kazab, kaw-zawb'; from 3576; false-
hood; lit. (untruth) or fig. (idol):— deceit-
ful, false, leasing, + liar, lie, lying.
3578. Nap Koz e ba>, ko-zeb-aw'; from 3576; fal-
lacious; Cozeba, a place in Pal.:—
Choseba.
3579. "W3 Kozbiy, koz-bee'; from 3576; false;
Cozbi, a Midianitess:— Cozbi.
3580. V(S K e ziyb, ta-eeo'; from 3576; falsified;
Kezib, a place in Pal. : — Chezib.
3581. 03 koach, ko'-akh; or (Dan. 11 : 6)
IJ13 kowacb, ko'-akh; from an unused
root mean, to be firm; vigor, lit. (force.
In a good or a bad sense) or flg. (capacity, means,
produce); also (from its hardiness) a large lizard: —
ability, able, chameleon, force, fruits, might, power
(-ful), strength, substance, wealth.
3582. "in3 kachad, kaw-khad'; a prim, root; to
secrete, by act or word; hence (intens.)
to destroy:— conceal, cut down (off), desolate, hide.
3583. bfJ3 kacbal, kaw-khal'; a prim, root; to
paint (with stibium): — paint.
3584. 123)13 kacbasb, kaw-khash'; a prim, root;
to be untrue, in word (to lie, feign, dis-
own) or deed (to disappoint, fail, cringe):— deceive,
deny, dissemble, fail, deal falsely, be found liars,
(be-) lie, lying, submit selves.
3585. ffl'rD baebasb, kakh'-ash; from 3584; lit. a
failure of flesh, i.e. emaciation; flg.
hypocrisy:— leanness, lies, lying.
8586. iari3 kechagb, kekh-awsh'; from 3584;
faithless:— lying.
3587. Tp kiy, kee; from 3554; a brand or scar:—
burning.
8588. "'S. kiy, kee; a prim, particle [the full form
of the prepositional prefix] indicating cau-
sal relations of all kinds, antecedent or consequent;
(by impl.) very widely used as a rel. conj. or adv. [as
below]; often largely modified by other particles an-
nexed:— and, + (forasmuch, inasmuch, where-) as,
assured [-ly], -1- Dut, certainly, doubtless, + else, even,
-(- except, for. how. (because, in, so, than) that, + ne
vertheless, now. rightly, seeing, since, surely, then,
therefore, + (al-) though, -f till, truly, + until, when,
whether, while, whom, yea, yet.
3589. T3 kiyd, keed; from a prim, root mean, to
strike: a crushing; fig. calamity: — de-
struction.
8590. TlTS kiydowd, kee-dode'; from the same
as 8589 [comp. 3539] ; prop, something
struck off, i.e. a spark (as struck):— spark.
3591. pT 1 ^ kiyddwil. kee-dohn'; from the same
as 3589; prop, something to strike with,
i.e. a dart (perh. smaller than 2595):— lance, shield,
spear, target.
3592. p"P3 Kiydown kee-dohn'; the same as
3591 ; Kidon, a place in Pal.:— Chidon.
3593. *11T , 3 kiydowr, kee-dore'; of uncert. der. ;
perh. tumult:— battle.
3594. 1JV2 Kiyuwn, kee-yoon'; from 3559; prop.
a statue, i.e. idol; but used (by euphem-
ism) for some heathen deity (perh. corresp. to Pria-
pus or Baal-peor):— Chiun.
3595. Ti B 3 kiyowr, kee-yore'; or
T3 kiy or, kee-yore'; from the same as 3564;
prop, something round (as excavated or
bored), i.e. a chafing- dish for coals or a caldron for
cooking; hence (from similarity of form) a wash-
bowl; also (for the same reason) a pulpit or plat-
form: — heartb, laver, pan, scaffold.
3596. "Vs kiylay, kee-lah'ee; or
"OS) kelay, kay-lah'ee; from 3557 in the
sense of withholding; niggardly:— churl.
3597. rp^S beylaph, kay-laf; from an unused
root mean, to clap or strike with noise;
a club or sledge-hammer: — hammer.
3598. 7TO n 3 Kiymab, kee-maw'; from the same
as 3558; a cluster of stars, i.e. the Plei-
ades:— Pleiades, seven stars.
3599. D^S kiyc, keece; a form for 3563; a cup; also
a bag for money or weights:— bag, cup,
purse.
3600. "PS kiyr, keer; a form for 3564 (only in the
dual); a cooking range (consisting of two
parallel stones, across which the boiler is set): — ranges
for pots.
1*3 kiyor. See 3595.
3601. 11125*3 kiygbdwr, kee-shore'; from 3787;
lit. a director, i.e. the spindle or
shank of a distaff (6418), by which it is twirled:—
spindle.
3602. f"!33 kakah, kaw'-kaw; from 3541 ; just so,
referring to the previous or following
context:— after that (this) manner, this matter, (even)
so, in such a case, thus.
3603. 133 klkkar, kik-kawr 1 ; from 3769; a circle,
i.e. (by impl.) a circumjacent tract or
region, espec. the Ohor or valley of the Jordan; also
a (round) loaf; also a talent (or large [round] coin) :—
loaf, morsel, piece, plain, talent.
3604. 133 klkker (Chald.), kik-kare'; corresp.
to 3603; a talent:— talent.
3605. V3 kol, kole; or (Jer. 33 : 8)°
513 kSwl, kole; from 3634; prop, the whole;
hence all, any or every (in the sing, only,
but often in a plur. sense):— (in) all (manner, [ye]),
altogether, any (manner), enough, every (one, place,
thing), howsoever, as many as, [no-] thing, ought,
whatsoever, (the) whole, whoso (-ever).
3606. 33 kol (Chald.), kole; corresp. to 3605:— all,
any, + (forasmuch) as, + be- (for this)
cause, every, + no (manner, -ne), + there (where)
-fore, + though, what (where, who) -soever, (the)
whole.
3607. N33 kala', kaw-law 1 ; a prim, root; to re-
strict, by act (hold, back or in) or word
(prohibit):— finish, forbid, keep (back), refrain, re-
strain, retain, shut up, be stayed, withhold.
3608. fcilb3 kele', keh'-leh; from 3607; a prison:—
prison. Comp. 3610, 3628.
3609. at}b3 Kil'ab, kil-awb'; appar. from 3607
and 1; restraint of (his) father; Kilab,
an 1st. : — Chileab.
3610. tTNbs kll'aylm, kil-ah'-yim; dual of 3608
in the original sense of separation;
two heterogeneities: — divers seeds (-e kinds), mingled
(seed).
3611. 3j3 keleb, keh'-leb; from an unused root
mean, to yelp, or else to attack; a dog;
hence (by euphemism) a male prostitute:— dog.
3612. tlv3 Kaleb, kaw-labe'; perh. a form of
8611, or else from the same root in the
sense of forcible; Caleb, the name of three Isr.:—
Caleb.
3613. firilSN ab.3 Kaleb 'Epbratbah, kaw-
labe' efraw'-thaw; from 3612
and 672 ; Caleb-Ephrathah, a place in Eg. (if the text is
correct):— Caleb-ephrathah.
3614. iab3° Kallbbow, kaw-Hb-bo 1 ; prob. by
err. transc. for
"'SSS Kalebiy, kaw-lay-bee' ; patron, from
3612; a Calebite or desc. of Caleb:— of
the house of Caleb.
3615. !"I53 kalab, kaw-law'; a prim, root; to
end, whether intrans. (to cease, be
finished, perish) or trans, (to complete, prepare, con-
sume): — accomplish, cease, consume (away), deter-
mine, destroy (utterly), be (when . . . were) done, (be
an) end (of), expire, (cause to) fail, faint, finish, fulfil,
X fully, x have, leave (off), long, bring to pass,
wholly reap, make clean riddance, spend, quite take
away, waste.
3616. J"lb3 kaleb, kaw-leh'; from 3615; pining:—
fail.
3617. Inb3 kalab, kaw-law 1 ; from 8615; a com-
pletion; adv. completely; also destruc-
tion:— altogether, (be, utterly) consume (-d), con-
summation (-ption), was determined, (full, utter) end,
riddance.
3618. r"63 kallah, kal-laW; from 3634; a bride
(as if perfect) ; hence a son's wife:— bride,
daughter-in-law, spouse.
N133 b e luw\ See 3628.
3619. 3*b3 k e Iub, kel-oob'; from the same as
3611 ; a bird-trap (as furnished with a
clap-stick or treadle to spring it) ; hence a basket (as
resembling a wicker cage) : — basket, cage.
3620. aib3 K'lnwl., kel-oob'; the same as 3619;
Kelub, the name of two Isr.:— Chelub.
3621. *a*D3 K e luwbay, kel-oo-bay'ee; a form
of 3612 ; Kelubai, an Isr. :— Chelubai.
3622. "Alb:? K e Iuwhay, kel-oo-hah'ee; from
3615; completed; Keluhai, an Isr.: —
Chelluh.
3623. flblb3 k e luwlah, kel-oo-law'; denom
pass. part, from 3618; bridehood (only
in the plur.):— espousal.
3624. 1133 kelaeb, keh'-lakh; from an unused
root mean, to be complete; maturity:—
full (old) age.
3625. n?3 Kelach, keh'-lakh; the same as 8624;
Kelach, a place in Assyria: — Calah.
3626. rTTtvbs Kol-Chozeh, kol-kho-zeh'; from
3605 and 2374; every seer; Col-Cho-
zeh, an Isr.:— Col-hozeh.
3627. *b3 k e liy, kel-ee'; from 3615; something
prepared, i.e. any apparatus (as an
implement, utensil, dress, vessel or weapon):—
armour ([-bearer]), artillery, bag, carriage, ■+- furnish,
furniture, instrument, jewel, that is made of, X one
from another, that which pertaineth, pot, + psaltery,
sack, stuff, thing, tool, vessel, ware, weapon, + what-
soever.
3628. trb3 k e liy>, kel-ee'; or
Nlb3 k e lQ-w», fcel-oo'; from 3607 [comp.
3608] ; a prison: — prison.
3629. r"pb3 kllyab, kil-yaw'; fem. of 3627 (only
in the plur.) ; a kidney (as an essential
organ); fig. the mind (as the interior self):— kidneys,
3630. l^bS Kllyown, kil-yone'; a form of 8631;
Kiljon, an Isr. :— Chilion.
3631. "JI^VS killayown, kil-law-yone' ; from
3615; pining, destruction: — consump-
tion, failing.
3632. b*b3 kaliyl, kaw-leel'; from 3634; complete;
as noun, the whole (spec, a sacrifice
entirely consumed); as adv. fully: — all, every whit,
flame, perfect (-ion), utterly, whole burnt offering
(sacrifice), wholly.
3633. b'3b3 Kalkdl, kal-kole'; from 3557; suste-
nance; Calcol, an Isr. : — Calcol, CbalcoL
3634. bb3 kalal, kaw-lal'; a prim, root; to com-
plete:— (make) perfect.
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Kelal
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
8635. bb3 k e lal (Chald.), kel-al'; corresp. to 8634;
to complete: — finish, make (set) up.
3636. bb3 K e lal, kel-awl'; from 3634; complete;
Kelal, an Isr. : — Chelal.
3637. tft© kalam, kaw-lawm'; a prim, root;
prop, to wound; but only fig., to
taunt or insult:— be (make) ashamed, blush, be con-
founded, be put to confusion, hurt, reproach, (do, put
to) shame.
3638. IKlb? Kilmad, kiUmawd'; of for. der.;
Kilmad, a place appar. in the Assyrian
empire: — Chilmad.
3639. rrabS k'limmah hel-im-maw'; from 3687;
1 disgrace:— confusion, dishonour, re-
proach, shame.
8640. nfab? k'Ummuntb, keUm-mooth';
from 8689; disgrace:— shame.
8641. rtfr? Kalneh, fcol-nefc';or
•"IJjb? Kalneh, kal-nay' ; also
iib? KalnAw, fcal-no'; of foT. der.; Cal-
neh or Calno, a place in the Assyrian
empire:— Calneh, Calno. Comp. 3656.
3643. ~"Q3 kamahh. toio-moli'; a prim, root;
to pine after:— long.
3643. Q71H3 Kimliam, him-hawm'; from 3b42;
pining; Kimham, an 1st.:— Chimbam.
8644. TO? k^mfiw, kem-o'; or
IMS kamow, kaw-mo'; a form of the pref.
k, but used separately [comp. 3651]; as,
tftus, so:— according to, (such) as (it were, well as), in
comparison of, like (as, to, unto), thus, when, worth.
3645. 101)33 K'mowih, kem-oshe 1 ; or (Jer.
: 48 : 7)
llSTD? K e miysh, kem-eesh'; from an un-
used root mean, to subdue; the power-
ful; Kemosh, the god of the Moabites:— Chemosh.
3646. 1123 kammdn, kam-mone'; from an un-
used root mean, to store up or preserve;
" cummin" (from its use as a condiment) :— cummin.
8647. 0)23 kamac, haw-mas'; a prim, root; to
store away, i.e. (fig.) in the memory:—
lay up in store.
8648. D23 kamar, haw-mar 1 ; a prim, root;
prop, to intertwine or contract, i.e. (by
impl.) to shrivel (as with heat); fig. to be deeply
affected with passion (lore or pity):— be black, be
kindled, yearn.
3649. 1)23 kamar, kaw-mawr'; from 8648; prop.
an ascetic (as if shrunk with self -macer-
ation), i.e. an idolatrous priest (only in plur.):—
Chemarims, (idolatrous) priests.
3650. Tip? klmriyr, kim-reer'; redupl. from
8648; obscuration (as if from shrinh-
age of light), i.e. an eclipse (only in plur.):— black-
1. 1? ken kane; from 3559; prop, set upright;
hence (fig. as adj.) just; but usually (as
adv. or conj.) rightly or so (in various applications to
manner, time and relation; often with other par-
ticles) : h after that (this, -ward, -wards), as ... as,
-f [for-] asmuch as yet, + be (for which) cause,
-f following, howbeit, in (the) like (manner, -wise),
y. the more, right, (even) so, state, straightway,
such (thing), surely, + there (where) -fore, this, thus,
true, well, X you.
3652. "]3 k6n (Chald,), kane; corresp. to 3651; so:—
thus.
3653. "13 ken, kane; toe same as 8651, used as a
noun; a stand, i.e. pedestal or station:—
base, estate, foot, office, place, well.
3654. 13 Iken, kane; from 3661 in the sense of fast-
ening; a gnat (from infixing its sting;
used only in plur. [and irreg. in Exod. 8 : 17, 18; Heb.
13 : 14]):— lice, X manner.
8655. 7133 kanah, kaw-naw'; a prim, root; to
address by an additional name; hence,
to eulogise:— give flattering titles, surname (himself).
8656. !"E>3 Eanneh. han-neh'; for 3641; Oanneh,
a place in Assyria:— Canneh
3657. 7TS3 Hannah, han-naW; from 3661; a plant
(as set"):— X vineyard.
3658. 1153 klnnowr, fctn-nore'; from an unused
root mean, to twang; a harp: — harp.
3659. 1rP33 Konyahuw, kon-yaW-hoo; for
8204; Conjah, an Isr. king:— Coniah.
8660. 8)233 k e nema» (Chald.), ken-ay-maw';
corresp. to 3644; so or thus:— so, (in)
this manner (sort), thus.
3661. ^33 kaiian, haw-nan'; a prim, root; to set
out, i.e. plant: — X vineyard.
3662. "<M3 K. e naniy, ken-aw-nee': from 3661;
planted; Kenani, an Isr. : — Chenani.
3663. fP333 K'nanyah, ken-an-yaw 1 ; or
VP333 K e nanvahnw, hen-an^yaw'-hoo;
from 3661 and 8050; Jah has planted;
Kenanjah, an Isr.:— Chenaniah.
3664. 033 kanac, kauy-nas 1 ; a prim, root; to
collect; hence, to enfold:— gather (toge-
ther), heap up, wrap self.
3665. 3*33 kana*, kaw-nah'; a prim, root; prop.
to bend the knee; hence to humiliate,
vanquish:— bring down (low), into subjection, under,
humble (self), subdue.
3666. !-IS33 kin "ah kin-aw'; from 366B in the
sense of folding [comp. 3664]; a pack-
age:— vexes.
3667. "1233 K e na<an, ken-ah'-an; from 3665;
humiliated; Kenaan, a son of Ham;
also the country inhabited by him:— Canaan, mer-
chant, trafflck.
3668. J13OT3 K. e na«anak, ken-ah-an-aW '; fern.
of 8667; Kenaanah, the same of two
Isr. : — Chenaanah.
3669. "WSS K e na<&niy, ken-ah-an-ee'; patrial
from 3667; a Kenaanite or inhabitant
of Kenaan; by impl. a pedlar (the Canaanites stand-
ing for their neighbors the Ishmaelites, who conduct-
ed mercantile caravans): — Canaanite, merchant,
trafficker.
8670. £133 fcanaph, kaw-naf; a prim, root; prop,
to project laterally, i.e. prob. (reflex.) to
withdraw: — be removed.
3671. t|33 kanapb, kaw-nawf; from 8670; an
edge or extremity; spec, (of a bird or
army) a wing, (of a garment or bed-clothing) a flap,
(of the earth) a quarter, (of a building) a pin-
nacle: — (- bird, border, corner, end, feather [-ed],
X flying, + (one an-) other, overspreading, X quar-
ters, skirt, X sort, uttermost part, wing ([-ed]).
3672. nV"l33 Kinn'rowth, kin-ner-oth' ; or
1H133 Kinnereth, kin-neh'-reth; respec-
tively plur. and sing. fern, from the
same as 3658; perh. ftarp-shaped; Kinneroth or Kin-
nereth, a place in Pal. :— Ohinnereth, Chinneroth, Cin-
neroth.
3673. 1B33 kanash (Chald.), kaumash'; cor-
resp. to 3664; to assemble: — gather to-
gether.
3674. 1133 k*nath, kenawth'; from 8855; a coi-
league (as having the same title):— com-
panion.
3675. r03 k e natk (Chald.), ken-awth'; corresp.
to 3674:— companion.
3676. 03 kec, kace; appar. a contr. for 3678, but
prob. by err. transc. for 5251:— sworn.
8677. ND3 kece', keh'-seh; or
fl03 kecek, keh'-seh; appar. from 8680;
prop, fulness or the full moon, i.e. its
festival:— (time) appointed.
3678. NO? klcce', kis-say'; or
SID? klcceh. kis-say'; from 8680; prop.
covered, i.e. a throne (as canopied):—
seat, stool, throne.
3679. "«JD3. Kacday. has-dah'ee; f or 3778:-Chal-
dean.
3680. 7*103 kacah, haw-saw 1 ; a prim, root; prop.
to plump, i.e. fill up hollows; by impl.
to cover (for clothing or secrecy):— clad self, close,
clothe, conceal, cover (self)> (flee to) hide, over-
whelm. Comp. 3780.
7103 kecek. See 3677.
7103 kicceta See 3678.
3681. ^103 kacuwy, kawsoo'ee; pass- P&r'- of
8680; prop, covered, i.e. (as noun) a
covering: — covering.
3682. ni03 k«cA-wtk, kes-ooth'; from 8680; a
cover (garment) ; flg. a veiling: — cover-
ing, raiment, vesture.
3683. tlp3 kacach, kaw-sakh'; a prim, root; to
cut off:— cut down (up).
3684. bN?3 k e ciyl, kes-eeV; from 8688; prop, fat,
! i.e. (fig.) stupid or silly:— fool (-ish).
3685. bip? K*ciyl, kes-eel'; the same as 3684;
any notable constellation; spec. Orion
(as if a burly one) : — constellation, Orion.
3686. b^D? K. e ciyl, hes-eel'; the same as 8684; Ke-
sil, a place in Pal. :— Chesil.
3687. mbip? k«clyluwtk, fces-eeJ-ooMi'; from
3684; silliness:— foolish.
3688. bp3 kacal, kaw-sal'; a prim, root; prop, to
be fat, i.e. (fig.) silly:— be foolish.
3689. bp? kecel, keh'-sel: from 3688; prop, fat-
ness, i.e. by impl. (lit.) the loin (as the
seat of the leaf fat) or (gen.) the uiscera; also (flg.)
silliness or (in a good sense) trust: — confidence, flank,
folly, hope, loin.
3690. 7lb03 klclah, fcts-toto'; fern, of 3689; in a
good sense, trust; in a bad one, silli-
ness.- — confidence, folly.
3691. lbp3 Kiclev, kin-lave'; prob. of for. or.;
Kisleu, the 9th Heb. month:— Chisleu.
3692. Tlbp3 Klcldwn, kis-lone'; from 8688;
hopeful; Kislon, an Isr.:— Cbislon.
3693. ")ib03 K e calown, kes-aw-lone' ; from 3688;
fertile; Kesalon, a place in Pal.:—
Chesalon.
3694 nibP3 Ke< ullowtli. kes-ool-loth'; tern.
plur. of pass. part, of 8688; fattened,
Kesulloth, a place in PaL :— Chesulloth.
3695. D^nbp? Kacluchiym, kas-loo'-kheem; a
plur. prob. of for. der. ; Casluchim,
a people cognate to the Eg.:— Casluhim.
3696. 13FI ri?03 Kl. loth Tabor, kis-l5th'
taw-bore'; from the fem. plur. of
3689 and 8396; flanks of Tabor; Kisloth-Tabor, a
place in Pal. :— Chisloth-tabor.
3697. D03 kacam, kaw-sam'; a prim, root; to
shear:— X only, poll. Comp. 8765.
3698. HODS knccemetb, koos-seh'-meth; from
8697; spelt (from its bristliness as if
just shorn):— fitches, rie.
3699. 003 kacac, kaw-sas'; a prim, root; to es-
timate:— make count.
3700. C|03 kacapk,fcato-sa/'; a prim, root; prop.
to become pale, i.e. (by impl.) to pine
after; also to fear: — [have] desire, be greedy, long,
sore.
3701. C|03 keceph. keh'sef; from 3700; silver
(from its pale color); by impl. money:—
money, price, silver (-ling).
3702. C]03 k«caph (Chald.), fces-a/'; corresp. to
8701:— money, silver.
3703. NJBpB Kaclphyef, kaw-sif-yaw' ; perh.
from 8701 ; silvery; Casiphja, a place
in Bab.:— Casiphia.
3704. ri03 keceth, fcefc'-setA; from 8680; a cushion
or pillow (as covering a seat or bed):—
pillow.
3705. "|3>3 k e «an (Chald.), keh-an'; prob. from 3652;
noTo:— now.
3706. n.33j3 k e <eneth (Chald.), keh-eh'^neth; or
r#3 k«'etk (Chald.), keh-eth'; fem. of 8705;
thus (only in the formula "and so
forth"):— at such a time.
3707. 03>3 ka'ac, kaw-as'; a prim, root; to trow
ble; by impl. to grieve, rage, be indig-
nant:— be angry, be grieved, take indignation, pro-
voke (to anger, unto wrath), have sorrow, vex, be
wroth.
3708. 03>3 ka'ac, kah'-as; or (in Job)
113S3 ka'as, kah'-as; from 8707; vexation;—
anger, angry, grief, indignation, provo-
cation, provoking, x sore, sorrow, spite, wrath.
ny3 k e «etb.. See 3706,
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Kelal
Kishshawlone
57
3709. E]3 kaph, kaf; from 3721; the hollow hand
or palm (so of the paw of an animal, of
the sole, and even of the bowl of a dish or sling, the
handle of a bolt, the leaves of a palm-tree); flg.
power:— branch, + foot, hand ([ ful], -die, [-led]), hol-
low, middle, palm, paw, power, sole, spoon.
3710. J|3 kSph, kafe; from 3731; a hollow rock:—
rock.
8711. nS3 kaphah, kaw-faw 1 ; a prim, root;
*'* prop, to bend, i.e. (flg.) to tame or sub-
due:— pacify.
3712. riSO klppah, kip-paw'; tern, of 3709; a
leaf of a palm-tree:— branch.
3713. "11S3 k e ph6wr, kef-ore'; from 3722; prop.
! a cover, i.e. (by impl.) a tankard (or
covered goblet); also white frost (as covering the
ground):— bason, hoar (-y) frost.
3714. D^BS kaphiyc, kaw-fece'; from an unused
root mean, to connect; a girder:—
beam.
3715. TB3 k e phiyr, kef-eer 1 ; from 3722; a vi!-
lage (as covered in by walls); also a
young lion (perh. as covered with a mane):— (young)
lion, village. Comp. 3723.
3716. !"ITB? K. e phiyrah, kef-ee-raw'; tern, of
3715; the village (always with the
art.); Kephirah, a place in Pal. :— Chephirah.
3717. b?3 kaphal, kaw-fal'; a prim, root; to
fold together; flg. to repeat:— double.
3718. bs© kephel, keh'-fel; from 3717; a dupli-
cate:— double.
3719. ^63 kaphan, kaw-fan'; a prim, root; to
bend;— bend.
3720. "|B3 kaphan, kaw-fawn'; from 3719; hun-
ger (as making to stoop with emptiness
and pain):— famine.
3721. C1B3 kaphaph, kaw-faf; a prim, root; to
curve:— bow down (self).
3722. "IBS kaphar, kaw-far'; a prim, root; to
cover (spec, with bitumen); flg. to expi-
ate or condone, to placate or cancel: — appease, make
(an) atonement, cleanse, disannul, forgive, be merci-
ful, pacify, pardon, to pitch, purge (away), put
off, (make) reconcile (-liation).
3723. 1B3 kaphar, kaw-fawr 1 ; from 3722; a vil-
lage (as protected by walls):— village.
Comp. 3715.
3724. "IB3 kopher, ko'-fer; from 3722; prop, a
cover, i.e. (lit.) a visage (as covered in);
(spec.) bitumen (as used for coaiinff), and the henna
plant (as used for dyeing); flg. a redempiton-price:—
bribe, camphire, pitch, ransom, satisfaction, sum of
money, village.
3725. 1B3 kipptir, fcip-poor'; from 3722; expia-
tion (only in plur.):— atonement.
3726. "OiTayrl 1B3 K e phar ha-tAmraow
niy, kef-ar' haw-am-mo-nee' ;
from 3723 and 5984, with the art. interposed; village
of the Ammonite; Kefar-ha-Ammoni, a place in
Pal. : — Chef ar-haamonai.
3727. niS3 kapporeth, fcap-po'-rett; from 3722;
a lid (used only of the cover of the
sacred Ark):— mercy seat.
3728. 1BB3 kaphask, kaw-fash'; a prim, root; to
tread down; flg. to humiliate: — cover.
3729. HB3 k e pbatb (Chald.), kef-ath'; a root of
uncert. correspondence; to fetter:—
bind.
3730. 1tlB3 kaplitor, kaf-tore 1 ; or (Am. 9 : 1)
TinB3 kapbtowr, kaf-tore'; prob. from
an unused root mean, to encircle; a
chaplet; but used only in an architectonic sense, i.e.
the capital of a column, or a wreath-like button or
disk on the candelabrum:— knop, (upper) lintel.
3731. 1FIB3 Kapbtor, kaf-tore'; or (Am. 9 : 7)
11HB3 Kaphtftwr, kaf-tore'; appar. the
same as 3730; Caphtor (i.e. a wreath-
shaped island), the original seat of the Philistines:—
Caphtor.
3732. ^I'nBB Kaphtoriy, kaf-to-reef; patrial
from 3731 ; a Caphtorite (collect.) or
native of Caphtor:— Caphthorim, Caphtorim (-s),
3733. 13 kar, kar; from 3769 in the sense of
plumpness; a ram (as full-grown and
fat), including a battering-ram (as butting) ; hence a
meadow (as for sheep) ; also a pad or camel's saddle
(as puffed out):— captain, furniture, lamb, (large)
pasture, ram. See also 1033, 3746.
3734. 13 kdr, kore; from the same as 3564; prop.
a deep round vessel., i.e. (spec.) a cor or meas-
ure for things dry :— cor, measure. Chald. the same.
3735. N13 kara' (Chald.), kaw-raw 1 ; prob. cor-
resp. to 3738 in the sense of piercing
(flg.); to grieve:— be grieved.
3736. 3313 karbel, kar-bale'; from the same as
3585 ; to gird or clothe:— clothed.
3737. &6al3 karb e la< (Chald.), kar-bel-aW;
from a verb corresp. to that of 3736 ; a
mantle:— hat.
3738. STJ5 karah, kaw-raw 1 ; a prim, root; prop.
to dijr; flg. to plot; gen. to bore or
open:— dig, X make (a banquet), open.
3739. 7113 karah, kaw-raw 1 ; usually assigned as
a prim, root, but prob. only a special
application of 3738 (through the common idea of
planning implied in a bargain); to purchase:— buy,
prepare.
3740. 7113 her all. hay-raw'; from 3739; a pur-
chase:— provision.
3741. !t13 karah, kaw-raw'; fern, of 3733; a
meadow:— cottage.
3742. 2113 k e ruwb, ker-oob 1 ; of uncert. der.;
a cherub or imaginary figure: — cherub,
[plurJ] cherubims.
3743. 3113 K e ruwb, ker-oob'; the same as 3748;
Kerub, a place in Bab.:— Cherub.
3744. 1113 kardwz (Chald.), fcaw-roze'; from
3745: a herald: — herald.
3745. T13 k c raz (Chald.), ker-az'; prob. of Greek
or. (KijpiWw); to proclaim: — make a
proclamation.
3746. , 13 kariy, kaw-ree'; perh. an abridged
plur. of 3733 in the sense of leader (of the
flock); a life-guardsman: — captains, Cherethites
[from the marg.].
3747. rP13 K. e riyth, ker-eeth'; from 3772; a cut;
Kerith, a brook of Pal. :— Cherith.
3748. nirPIS k«riythuwtb, ker-ee-thooth' ;
from 3772; a cutting (of the matri-
monial bond), i.e. divorce: — divorce (-ment).
3749. 3313 karkdb, kar-kobe'; expanded from
the same as 3528; a rim or top mar-
gin:— compass.
3750. D.313 karkom, kar-kome 1 ; prob. of for.
or. ; the crocus: — saffron.
3751. tiFnS^S Kark e miysh, kar-kem-eesh' ; of
for. der.; Karkemish, a place in
Syria :— Carchemish.
3752. 03^13 Karkac, Tcar-kasT; of Pers. or.;
Karkas, a eunuch of Xerxes:— Carcas.
3753. F11313 karkarah, kar-kaw-raw' ; from
3769; a dromedary (from its rapid
motion as if dancing):— swift beast.
3754. 013 kerem, keh'-rem; from an unused root
of uncert. mean.; a garden or vine-
yard:— vines, (increase of the) vineyard (-s), vintage.
See also 1021.
3755. D13 kdrem, ko-rame'; act. part, of an
imaginary denom. from 3754; a vine-
dresser:— viae dresser [as one or two words}.
3756. ^KTO Karmiy kar-mee'; from 3754; gar-
dener; Karmi, the name of three 1st. :—
Carmi.
3757. "W3 Karmiy, kar-mee'; patron, from
8756; a Karmite or desc. of Karmi:—
Carmites.
3758. Vral? karmtyl, Tcar-mele 1 ; prob. of for.
or. ; carmine, a deep red:— crimson.
3759. b»13 karmel, Tmr-meV; from 3754; a
planted field (garden, orchard, vineyard
or park); by impl. garden produce:— full (green) ears
(of corn), fruitful field (place), plentiful (field).
3760. bn13 Karmel, kar-meV; the same as 3759;
Karmel, the name of a hill and of a
town in Pal.:— Carmel, fruitful (plentiful) field,
(place).
3761. "i^MI? Karm e lly, kar-meUee 1 ; patron
from 3760; a Karmelite or inhab. oi
Karmel (the town):— Carmelite.
3762. rPbH13 Karm e liyth, fcar-meJ-ee«i';fem
of 3761 ; a Karmelitess or female in
hab. of Karmel:— Carmelitess.
3763. 113 K e ran, ker-awn 1 ; of uncert. der.: Ker
an, an aboriginal Idumasan:— Cberan.
3764. N013 korce' (Chald.), kor-say'; corresp.
to 3678; a throne:— throne.
3765.
DD13 klrcem, kir-same',
waste:— waste.
from 3697; to lay
3770.
belly.
3766. 5>13 kara', kaw-rah'; a prim, root; to bend
the knee; by impl. to sink, to prostrate:—
bow (down, self), bring down (low), cast down, couch,
fall, feeble, kneeling, sink, smite (stoop) down, subdue,
X very.
3767. 3>13 karat, hate-raw 1 ; from 3766; the leg
(from the knee to the ankle) of men or
locusts (only in the dual) :— leg.
3768. DB13 karpac, kar-pas 1 ; of for. or.; byssus
or fine vegetable wool:— green.
113 karar, kaw-rar 1 ; a prim, root; to
dance (i.e. whirl): — dance (-ing).
tol3 k e r£s, ker-ace'; by var. from 7164; the
paunch or belly (as swelling out):—
£313 Koresh. See 3567.
3771. SCU313 Karsb e na', kar-shen-aw' ; of for.
or. ; Karshena, a courtier of Xerxes:—
Carshena.
3772. ni3 karath, kaw-rath'; a prim, root; to
cut (off, down or asunder); by impl. to
destroy or consume; spec, to covenant (i.e. make an
alliance or bargain, orig. by cutting flesh and passing
between the pieces): — be chewed, be con- [feder-] ate,
covenant, cut (down, off), destroy, fail, feller, be
freed, hew (down), make a league ([covenant]), X lose,
perish, X utterly, X want.
3773. S"inl3 kartithah, kaw-rooth-aw' ; pass.
part. fern, of 3772; something cut, i.e.
a hewn timber:— beam.
3774. "Til? K e r6thiy, ker-ay-thee' ; prob. from
3772 in the sense of executioner; a Ker-
ethite or life-guardsman [comp. 2876] (only collect,
in the sing, as plur.):— Cherethims, Cherethites.
3775. 3ffl3 keseb, keh'-seb; appar. by transp. for
3532; a young sheep: ■ — lamb, sheep.
3776. !"iai23 klsbah, kis-baw'; tern, of 3775; a
young ewe: — lamb.
3777. *lip3 Kesed, keh'-sed; from an unused root
of uncert. mean. ; Kesed, a relative of
Abraham:— Chesed.
3778. I^Sg Kasdiy, kasdee' (occasionally with
enclitic
t1M' 1 '1tt!3 Kasdiymah, kas-dee'-maw;
towards the Kasdites: — into Chal-
dea), patron, from 3777 (only in the plur.); a Kasdite,
or deso. of Kesed; by impl. a Chaldatan (as if so
descended); also an astrologer (as if proverbial of
that people:— Chaldeans, Chaldees, inhabitants of
Chaldea.
3779. "'TOS) Kasday (Chald.), kas-dah'ee; cor-
resp. to 3778; a Chaldcean or inhab. of
Chaldsea; by impl. a Magian or professional astrolo-
ger:— Chaldean.
3780. 711233 kasah, kaw-saw'; a prim, root; to
grow fat (i.e. be covered with flesh):—
be covered. Comp. 3680.
3781. b^ffl? kashshiyl, kash-sheel'; from 3782;
prop, a feller, i.e. an axe:— ax.
3782. blB3 kashal, kaw-shal'; a prim, root; to
totter or waver (through weakness of
the legs, espec. the ankle); by impl. to falter,
stumble, faint or fall:— bereave [from the marg.],
cast down, be decayed, (cause to) fail, (cause, make
to) fall (down, -ing), feeble, be (the) ruin (-ed, of),
(be) overthrown, (cause to) stumble, X utterly, be
weak.
3783. 1°lbl±3 klshshaldwn, Hsh-shaw-lone 1 ;
from 3788; prop, a tottering, Le<
ruin;— fall.
Kawshaf
Laylehyaw
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
8784. r|T253 kasliaph. kawshaf; a prim, root;
prop, to whisper a spell, i.e. to inchant
or practise magic:— sorcerer, (use) witch (craft).
3785. E|1U3 kesheph, keh'shef; from 3784; ma-
gic—sorcery, witchcraft.
3786. £]123 basbsbapb, tofe-shaw/',- from 3784;
a magician; — sorcerer.
3787. "1123 kasbSr, haw-share'; a prim, root-
prop, to be straight or right; by impl.
to be acceptable; also to succeed or prosper:— direct,
be right, prosper.
3788. 1111133 klsbrown. kish-rone'; from 3787;
success, advantage; — equity, good,
right.
3789. 3ri3 kathab, haw-thaW ; a prim, root; to
grave; by impl. to write (describe, in-
scribe, prescribe, subscribe);--describe, record, pre-
scribe, subscribe, write (-ing, -ten).
3790. 3n3 k thab (Chald.), keth-aV; corresp. to
3789:— write (-ten).
3791. 3ri3 kathab. kaw-thawb'; from 8789;
something written, i.e. a writing, record
or book:— register, scripture, writing.
3793. 3113 knhab (Chald), keth-awb'; corresp.
to 3791:— prescribing, writing (ten).
3793. 113*13 k G thdbeth, keth-o'-beth; from 3789;
a letter or other mark branded on the
skin:— X any [mark].
3794. "WS Kiltiy kit-tee'; or
n ^F\3 Klttiyiy, kit-tee-ee'; patrial from an
unused name denoting Cyprus (only in
the plur.); a Kittite or Cypriote: hence an islander in
gen., i.e. the Greeks or Romans on the shores opposite
Pal.:— Chittim, Kittim.
3795. mrra kathiytb, kaw-theeth'; from 3807;
beaten, i.e. pure (oil): — beaten.
3796. bn3 kdthel, ko'-thel; from an unused root
mean, to compact; a wall (as gathering
inmates) : — wall.
3797. brj3 knhal (Chald.), keth-al'; corresp. to
' 3796-.— wall.
3798. U!" l bri3 Klthliysb. kith-leesh'; from 3796
and 376; wall of a man; Kithlish, a
place in Pal.:— Kithlish.
3799. DH3 katbaiu. kaw-fham'; a prim, root;
prop, to carve or engrave, i.e. (by impl.)
to inscribe indelibly:— mark.
3800. DH3 kethem. keh'-them; from 3799; prop.
something carved out, i.e. ore; hence
gold (pure as originally mined):— ([most] fine, pure)
gold (en wedge).
3801. r0h3 k e t»6uetli kethM'-neth; or
rQTQ kuttoneth, koot-to'-neth; from t.n
unused root mean, to cover [comp.
3802] ; a shirt:— coat, garment, robe.
3802. C|n3 kath£pb, kaw-thafe'; from an un-
used root mean, to clothe; the shoulder
(proper, i.e. upper end of the arm; as being the spot
where the garments hang); fig. side-piece or lateral
projection of anything;— arm, corner, shoulder
(-piece), side, undersetter.
3803. 1113 kathar, kaw-thar'; a prim, root; to
enclose; hence (in a friendly sense) to
crown, (in a hostile one) to besiege; also to wait (as
restraining oneself):— beset round, compass about,
be crowned inclose round, suffer.
3804. 1113 kether. keh'-ther; from 3808; prop, a
circlet, i.e. a diadem: — crown.
3805. rrtTD kdtbereth, ko-theh'-reth; tern. act.
part, of 3803; the capital of a column:—
chapiter.
3806. 12H3 katbash, kaw-thash'; a prim, root;
to butt or pound:— bray.
3807. nri3 kathatb, kaw-thath'; a prim, root;
to bruise or violently strike: — beat
down, to pieces), break in pieces, crushed, destroy,
liscomflt, smite, stamp.
3808. S& 16>, lo; or
Nib low', lo; or
rib 16b (Deut. 3 : 11), lo; a prim, particle;
not (the simple or abs. negation); by
impl. no; often used with other particles (as fol-
lows):— X before, + or else, ere, + except, ig [-nor-
ant], much, less, nay, neither, never, no ([-ne], -r,
[-thing]), (X as though . . . , [can-], for) not (out of),
of nought, otherwise, out of, + surely, + as truly as,
-f- of a truth, -f verily, for want, + whether, without.
3809. t*b la' (Chald.), law; or
tlb lab (Chald.) (Dan. 4 : 33), law; corresp.
to 3808:— or even, neither, no (-ne, -r),
([can-]) not, as nothing, without.
Nb 1ft'. See 8863.
3810. 131 tf-
131 ib
1,6' D e bar, lo deb-ar"; or
Low » e bar (2 Sam. 9 : 4, 5), lo
deb-ar'; or
13.1b IAdbir (Josh. 13 : 26), lid-beer' [prob.
rather
13ib° L6d e bar, lo-deb-ar']; from 3808 and
1699: pastureless; La-Debar, a place in
Pal.:— Debir, Lo-debar.
3811. TlStb la'fth, law-avY; a prim, root; to tire;
(fig.) to be (or make) disgusted:— faint,
grieve, lothe, (be, make) weary (selves).
3812. Hijtb Le'ali lay-aw'; from 3811; weary!
Leah, a wife of Jacob:— Leah.
D'iKb l«»owm. See 3816.
3813. UNb la'at, law-at'; a prim, root; to
muffle: — cover.
3814. Di*b la't, lawt; from 3818 (or perh. for act.
part, of 3874); prop, muffled, i.e. silent-
ly:— softly.
3815. bfttb La'el, law-ale 1 ; from the prep. pref.
and 410; (belonging) to God; Lael an
Isr. :— Lael.
3816. DS<b Vom, leh-ome'; or
6l!sb F'owm, leh-ome 1 ; from an unnsed
root mean, to gather; a community:—
nation, people.
3817. d^2Nb L^immijrm, leh-oom-meem' ;
plur. of 3816; communities; Leum
mint, an Arabian: — Leummim.
3818. "*Hiy tfb 1,6* tlmmiy, lo am-mee'; from
3808 and 5971 with pron. suffix; not
my people; Lo-Ammi, the symbol, name of a son of
Hosea : — Lo-ammi.
3819. !TOni S*b Lo* Ruchamab, lo roo-khaw-
maw'; from 380S and 7355; not
pitied; Lo-Ruchamah, the symbol, name of a daughter
of Hosea: — Lo-ruhamah.
3820. aib 16b, lobe; a form of 3824; the heart; also
used (fig.) very widely for the feelings, the
will and even the intellect; likewise for the centre of
anything: — (- care for, comfortably, consent, x con-
sidered, courag [eous], friend [-ly], ([broken-],
[hard-], [merry-], [stiff-], [stout-], double) heart
([-ed]), X heed, X I, kindly, midst, mind (-ed), X re-
gard ([-ed)], X themselves, X unawares, understand-
ing, X well, willingly, wisdom.
3821. 3b leb (Chald.), labe; corresp. to 3820:—
heart.
3822. 111835 L e ba'6wtb, leb-aw-oth'; plur. of
3833; lionesses; Lebaoth, a place in
Pal.:— Lebaoth. See also 1034.
3823. 33b labab, law-bab'; a prim root; prop.
w be enclosed (as if with fat) ; by impl.
(as denom. from 3824) to unheart, i.e. (in a good
sense) transport (with love), or (in a bad sense) stul-
tify; also (as denom. from 3834) to make cakes:—
make cakes, ravish, be wise.
3824. 33b lebab, lay-bawb'; from 8823: the heart
(as the most interior organ); used also
like 3820: \- bethink themselves, breast, comfort-
ably, courage, ([faint], [tender-] heart ([-ed]), midst,
mind, X unawares, understanding.
3825. 33b l e bab (Chald.), leb-ab'; corresp. to
3824:— heart.
fl33b l*bibab. See 3834.
3826. nab llbbah, lib-baw'; fem. of 3820; the
heart: — heart.
3827. nab labbab, lab-haw 1 ; for 3852; flame.--
flame.
3828. n;iab !< bon uali leb-o-naw'; or
tiahb l e bcnab, leb-o-naw'; from 3836;
frankincense (from its whiteness or
perh. that of its smoke) :— (frank) incense.
3829. Wiib L'bownah, leb-o-naw'; the same
as 3828; Lebonah, a place in Pal.:
Lebonah.
3830. 1313b lefeftwsh, leb-oosh'; or
133b l e bftsb, leb-oosh'; from 8847; a gar-
ment (lit. or fig.); by impl. (euphem.) a
wife:— apparel, clothed with, clothing, garment, rai
ment, vestment, vesture.
3831. l»13b 1' buwsl. (Chald.), leb-oosh'; corresp.
to 3830:— garment.
t23b labat, law-bat'; a prim, root; to over-
throw; intrans. to fall:— fall
"'ab bubbly. See 3864.
N^ab labiy', law-bee'; or (Ezek. 19 : 2)
fct ft 3b l*biya', leb-ee-yaw'; irreg. masc.
plur.
d*N3b l e ba'iym, leb-aw-eem'; irreg. fem.
plur.
nijOb l e ba.'6wth, leb-dw-6th'; from an
unused root mean, to roar; a lion
lioness as the fiercer [although not a roarer;
(great, old, stout) lion, lioness, young
3832.
(prop.
comp. 738]):-
Oion].
3834. fia^ab labiy bah, law-bee-baw' ; or rather
M33b l e bibab, leb-ee^baw'; from 3828 in its
orig. sense of fatness (or perh. of fold-
ing); a cake (either as fried or turned):— cake.
3835. *|3b laban, law-ban'; a prim, root; to be
(or become) white; also (as denom. from
3843) to make bricks:— make brick, be (made, make)
white (-r).
3836. ")3b laban, law-bawn'; or (Gen. 49 : 12)
]3b In boil law-bane'; from 3885; white:—
white.
3837. ^3b Laban. law-bawn'; the same as 3886;
Laban, a Mesopotamian; also a place in
the Desert:— Laban.
13b. LabbSn. See 4192.
3838. &03b L e bana>, leb-aw-naw'; or
Ftjab Ij c banah. leb-aw-naw 1 ; the same as
3842; Lebana or Lebanah, one of the
Nethinim:— Lebana, Lebanah.
3839. nab llbneb, lib-neh'; from 3835; some
sort of whitish tree, perh. the storax: —
poplar.
3840. nisb libnah, lib-naw'; from 8835; prop.
whiteness, i.e. 0>y impl.) transpa-
rency:— paved.
3841. n33b Libnah, lib-naw'; the same as 3839;
Libnah, a place in the Desert and one
in Pal. :— Libnah.
3842. nj3b l'baiuill leb-aw-naw'; from 3885;
prop, (the) white, i.e. the moort:— moon.
See also 3838.
3843. n53b l'henah, leb-ay-naw'; from 8835; a
brick (fromthetofcitenessof theclay):—
(altar of) brick, tile.
n33b 1 bomili See 3828.
T
3844. 1133b L'bainiwB leb-aw-nohn' '; from
3825; (the) white mountain (from its
snow); Lebanon, a mountain range in Pal.:—
Lebanon.
3845. "^tjb Llbniy, lib-nee'; from 3885; white;
Libni, an Isr.:— Libni.
3846. ''pab Llbniy, lib-nee'; patron, from 8845;
a Libnite or desc. of Libni (collect.):—
Libnites.
3847. 133b l&bash, law-bash'; or
133b lab^sh, law-bashe'; a prim, root;
prop, wrap around, i.e. (by imp].) to put
on a garment or clothe (oneself, or another), lit. or
fig.:— (in) apparel, arm, array (self), clothe (self),
come upon, put (on, upon), wear.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
3848. llfob M>asli (Chald.), leb-ash'; corresp. to
' 3847:-- clothe.
itfsb l e bush. See 3830.
8849. 53 I6g, lohg; from an unused root appar.
mean, to deepen or hollow [like 3537] ; a
log or measure for liquids:— log [of oil].
3850. 13 Ii6d, tode; from an unused root of un-
cert. signif . ; Lod, a place in Pal.:— Lod.
"Bib Iildbtr. See 3810.
3851. !3,!l3 labab, lah'-hab; from an unused root
mean, to gleam; a flash; fig. a sharply
polished blade or point of a weapon:— blade, bright,
flame, glittering.
3852. natlb leba.lba.il, leh-aw-baw 1 ; or
Kirb labebetb, lah-eh'-beth; fern, of 3851,
and mean, the same:— flame (-ming),
head [of a spear].
3853. EPS??. l e habiym, leh-haw-beem' ; plur.
of 3851; flames; Lehabim, a son of
Mizrain, and his descend. :— Lehabim.
3854. Xlb lahag, lah'-hag; from an unused root
mean, to be eager; intense mental ap-
plication: — study.
3855. 1TO Lahad, lah'-had; from an unused root
mean, to glow [comp. 3851] or else to be
earnest [comp. 3854] ; Lahad, an Isr. s — Lahad.
3856. SJlb lahahh, law-hah'; a prim, root mean.
prop, to bum, i.e. (by impl.) to be rabid
(flg. insane); also (from the exhaustion of frenzy) to
languish: — faint, mad.
3857. tanb lahaf, law-hat'; a prim, root; prop.
to lick, i.e. (by impl.) to blaze:— burn
(up), set on Are, flaming, kindle.
3858. tanb labaf, lah'-hat; from 3857; a blaze;
also (from the idea of enwrapping)
magic (as covert) :— flaming, enchantment.
3859. 0nb la ham, law-ham'; a prim, root; prop.
to bum in, i.e. (flg.) to rankle:— wound.
3860. ^TO laheo, law-hane'; from the pref. prep.
mean, to or for and 2005; pop. for if;
hence therefore;— tor them [by mistake for prep.
suffix].
3861. fTS lawheii (Chald.), law-hane 1 ; corresp.
to 3860; therefore; also except:— but,
except, save, therefore, wherefore.
3862. tljjnb labaqah, lah-hak-aw'; prob. from
an unused root mean, to gather; an
assembly:— company.
Nib low'. See 3808.
3863. Nib 1AW, loo; or
Kb lft\ loo; or
lb l6w, loo; a conditional particle; if; by
impl. (interj. as a wish) would that!:—
If (haply), peradventure, I pray thee, though, I would,
would God (that).
8864. "^ib Luwbty, loo-bee 1 ; or
Tnb Lnbbiy (Dan. 11 : 43), loob-bee 1 ; patrK
al from a name prob. derived from an un.
used root mean, to thirst, i.e. a dry region; appar. a
Libyan or inhab. of interior Africa (only in plur.):—
Lublin (-s), Libyans.
3865. 113 Lnwd, lood; prob. of for. der.; Lud,
the name of two nations: — Lud, Lydia.
8866. lyb Imwdiy, loo-dee'; or
"•"."lib Liiwdiyiy, loo-dee-ee'; patrialfrom
8865 ; a Ludite or inhab. of Lud (only in
plur.);— Ludim, Lydians.
3867. !"l"lb lavah, law-vaw 1 ; a prim, root; prop.
to twine, i.e. (by impl.) to unite, to re-
main; also to borrow (as a form of obligation) or
(caus.) to Zend':— abide with, borrow (-er), cleave, join
(self), lend (-er).
3868. Tib luwse, Jooz; a prim, root; to turn aside
[comp. 3867, 8874 and 3885], i.e. (lit.) to
depart, (flg.) be perverse:— depart, froward, perverse
(-ness).
3869. Tib luwz. looz; prob. of for. or ; some
kind of lurt-tree, pern, the almond:—
hazel.
3870. Tib Lnwz, looz; prob. from 3869 (as grow-
ing there); Z/uz, the name of two places
in Pal.: — Luz.
3871. nib luwath, loo'-akh; or
TO luacli, loo'-akh; from a prim, root;
prob. mean, to glisten; a tablet (as
polished), of stone, wood or metal:— board, plate,
table.
3872. rPHlb Lnwcbiyth, loo-kheeth'; or
rnrib° Luchowth (Jer. 48 : 5), loo-khoth';
from the same as 3871; floored; Lu-
chith, a place E. of the Jordan: — Luhith.
3873. fflriib Lowchesh, lo-khashe'; act. part, of
3907; (the) enchanter; Lochesh, an
Isr.:— Hallohesh, Haloshesh [includ. the art.].
3874. EJlb luwt, loot; a prim, root; to wrap up:—
cast, wrap.
3875. £3ib low}, lote; from 3874; a veil:— cover-
ing.
3876. taib L6w(, lote; the same as 3875; Lot,
Abraham's nephew:— Lot.
3877. "Jttib Lowttta, lo-tawn'; from 3875; cover-
ing;' Lotan, an Idumsean:— Lotan.
3878. "Hb LSviy, lay-vee'; from 3867; attached;
Levi, a son of Jacob:— Levi. See also
3879. 3881.
3879. "'lb Iifeviy (Chald.), lay-vee'; corresp. to
3880:— Levite.
3880. tTnb llvyah, liv-yaw'; from 3867; some-
thing attached, i.e. a wreath:— crna-
ment.
3881. ""lb IiSviyiy, lay-vee-ee 1 ; or
"'lb I«eviy, lay-vee'; patron, from 3878; a
Leviite or desc. of Levi: — Levite.
3882. IfPlb llvyathan, liv-yaw-thawn' ; from
3867; a wreathed animal, i.e. a serpent
(espec. the crocodile or some other large sea-mons-
ter); flg. the constellation of the dragon; also as a
symbol of Bab.: — leviathan, mourning.
3883. bib luwl, loot; from an unused root mean.
to fold back; a spiral step:— winding
stair. Comp. 3924.
3884. isblb luwle', loo-lay'; or
""bib luwley, loo lay'; from 3863 and
3808; if not:— except, had not, if (. . .
not), unless, were it not that.
3885. lib lu w ii, loon; or
yb liyn, leen; a prim, root; to stop (usually
over night); by impl. to stay perma-
nently; hence (in a bad sense) to be obstinate (espec.
in words, to complain):— abide (all night), continue,
dwell, endure, grudge, be left, lie all night, (cause to)
lodge (all night, in, -ing, this night), (make to) mur-
mur, remain, tarry (all night, that night).
3886. J>lb Inwa', loo'-ah; a prim, root; to gulp;
flg. to be rash: — swallow down (up).
3887. Vlb luwts, loots; a prim, root; prop, to
make mouths at, i.e. to scoff; hence
(from the effort to pronounce a foreign language) to
interpret, or (gen.) intercede: — ambassador, have in
derision, interpreter, make a mock, mocker, scorn
(-er, -ful), teacher.
Bib liiwsh, loosh; a prim, root; to knead:—
knead.
IIJiV liuwsb, loosh; from 3888; kneading;
Lush, a place in Pal.:— Laish [from
the marg.]. Comp. 3919.
3890. nib l e vath (Chald.), lev-awth'; from a root
corresp. to 3867; prop, adhesion, i.e. (as
prep.) with:— x thee.
ninb Lnchowth. See 3872.
Tb laz, and
njb lazeb. See 1975 and 1976.
niTb I e ziiwth, lez-ooth'; from 8868; per-
verseness: — perverse.
nb lacb, lakh; from an unused root mean,
to be new; fresh, i.e. unused or undried:—
jrreen, moist.
Kawshat KQ
Laylehyaw
3893. nb leach , lay'-akh; from the same as 8893:
freshness, i.e. vigor:— natural force.
nb luach. See 8871.
3894. ninb la eh u win, law-khoom'; or
6113 lachiim, law-khoom'; pass. part, of
3898; prop, eaten, i.e. food; also flesh,
i.e. body:— while ... is eating, flesh.
3895. "Tib l e ehiy, lekh-ee'; from an unused root
mean, to be soft; the cheek (from its fleshi-
ness); hence the jaw-bone: — cheek (bone), jaw (bone).
3896. inb liecbiy, lekh'-ee; a form of 3895; Le-
chi, a place in Pal. :— Lehi. Comp. also
7437.
3897. ^nb lachak, law-khdkf; a prim, root; to
lick: — lick (up).
3898. Onb lacham, law-kham'; a prim, root; to
feed on; flg. to consume; by impl. to
battle (as destruction): — devour, eat, X ever, fight
(-ing), overcome, prevail, (make) war (-ring).
3899. Dnb lechem, lekh'-em; from 3898; food
(for man or beast), espec. bread, or grain
(for making it):— ([shew-]) bread, X eat, food, fruit,
loaf, meat, victuals. See also 1036.
3900. Onb l e chem (Chald.), lekh-em'; corresp. to
3891.
3892.
3901. Onb lachem, law-khem'; from 3898;
battle:— war.
finb lachum. See 3894.
3902. lUnb Lachmiy, lakh-mee'; from 3899;
foodful; Lachmi, a Philis. ; or rather
prob. a brief form (or perh. err. transc.) for 1022:—
Lahmi. See also 3438.
3903. Dwnb Lachmac, lakh-maws'; prob. by
err. transc. for
DUnb Lachmam, lakh-mawm'; from
3899; food-like; Lachmam or Lachmas,
a place in Pal. :— Lahmam.
3904. fljnb l<=chenah (Chald.), lekh-ay^naw' ;
from an unused root of uncert. mean. ;
a concubine: — concubine.
3905. Vnb lachats, law-khats'; a prim, root;
prop, to press, i.e. (fig.) to distress: —
afflict, crush, force, hold fast, oppress (-or), thrust
self.
3906. Vnb lachats, lakh'-ats; from 8905; dis-
tress: — affliction, oppression.
3907. Iljnb lachash, law-khash'; a prim, root; to
whisper; by impl. to mumble a spell (as
a magician): — charmer, whisper (together),
3908. UJnb lachash, lakh'-ash; from 3907; prop.
a whisper, i.e. by impl. (in a good sense)
a private prayer, (in a bad one) an incantation;
concr. an amulet:— charmed, earring, enchantment,
orator, prayer.
3909. tab laf, lawt; a form of 8814 or else part.
from 3874; prop, covered, i.e. secret; by
impl. incantation; also secrecy or (adv.) covertly; —
enchantment, privily, secretly, softly.
3910. tib lot, lote; prob. from 3874; a gum (from
its sticky nature), prob. ladanum: —
myrrh.
3911. HNtab l e ta>a.h, let-aw-aw'; from an un-
used root mean, to hide; a kind of
lizard (from its covert habits):— lizard.
3912. DTBItab L e tiiwshim, let-oo-sheem' ; masc.
plur. of pass. part, of 3913; hammered
(i.e. oppressed) ones; Letushim, an Arabian tribe: —
Letushim.
3913. IBtib latash, law-tash'; a prim, root; prop.
to hammer out (an edge), i.e. to
sharpen:— instructer, sharp (-en), whet.
3914. !Tjb ldyah, lo-yaw'; a form of 3880; a
wreath: — addition.
3915. b"jb layil, lah'-yil; or (Isa. 21 : 11)
'v. lfiyl, lale; also
!lb?b la^lth, lah'-yel-aw; from the same
as 3883; prop, a twist (away of the light),
i.e. night; flg. adversity:— ([mid-]) night (season).
8916. fcObib leyl e ya» (Chald.), lay-leh-yauf ; cor-
resp. to 3915;— night.
Lceleeth
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
3917. JTMj liyliyth, Ue-leeth'; from 3916; a
night spectre:— screech owl.
3918. 1B"jb laylsh, lah'-yish; from 3888 in the
sense of crushing; a lion (from his de-
structive blows):— (old) lion.
3919. U3";b Layisb, lah'-yish; the same as 3918;
Laish, the name of two places in Pal. :—
Laish. Comp. 3889.
3920. 13? lakad, law-lead'; a prim, root; to catch
(in a net, trap or pit); gen. to capture or
occupy; also to choose (by lot) ; flg. to cohere:— X at
all, catch (self), be frozen, be bolden, stick together,
take.
3921. "Db J eked leh'-hed; from 3920; something
to capture with, i.e. a moose.-— being
taken.
3922. r"E>b lekah, lay-kaw'; from 3312; a jour-
ney; Lekah, a place in Pal.:— Lecah.
3923. UTpb Lachiysh, law-keesh'; from an un-
used root of uncert. mean. ; Lakish, a
place in Pal.: — Lachish.
3924. Flixbb lula'ah, loo-law-aw'; from the same
as 3883; a loop:— loop.
3925. TCD lamad, law-mad'; a prim, root; prop.
to goad, i.e. (by impl.) to teach (the rod
being an Oriental incentive): — [un-] accustomed,
X diligently, expert, instruct, learn, skilful, teach (-er,
-tag). ,
TJ35 Ummud. See 3928.
3926. %33 l^raow, lem-o'; a prol. and separable
form of the pref . prep. ; to or for: — at,
for, to, upon.
3927. bsrab I'muw'el, lem-oo-ale'; or
bSjrinb Ii e m6w'el, lem-o-ale'; from 3926
and 410; (belonging) to Ood; Lemuel
or Lemoel, a symbol, name of Solomon:— Lemuel.
3928. Tl73b Ummuwd, lim-mood'; or
"TOb Ummud, lim-mood'; from 3925; in-
structed;— accustomed, disciple, learned,
taught, used.
3929. Tpib Lemek, leh'-mek; from an unused
root of uncert. mean. ; Lemek, the name
of two antediluvian patriarchs: — Lamech.
3930. }jb Ida', lo'ah from 3886; the gullet:—
throat.
3931. !3Sb la«ab, law-ab'; a prim, root; to de-
ride:— mock.
3932. iSh la'as law-ag'; a prim, root; to deride;
by impl. (as if imitating a foreigner) to
speak unintelligibly:- -have in derision, laugh (to
scorn), mock (on), stammering.
3933. a?b la'ag, lah'-ag; from 3932; derision,
scoffing:— derision, scorn (-ing).
3934. 35>b la«eg, law-ayg'; from 3932; a buffoon;
also a foreigner:— mocker, stammering.
3935. STWb La'dah, lah-daw'; from an unused
root of uncert. mean.; Ladah, an
Isr.:— Laadah.
3936. YWb La'dan, lah-dawn'; from the same
as 3935; Lodan, the name of two Isr. :—
Laadan.
3937. T?b la'az, law-az'; a prim, root; to speak
in a foreign tongue:— strange language.
3938. £2?b la e at, law-at'; a prim, root; to swallow
greedily, causat. to feed:— feed.
3939. !TWb la'ftnab, lah-an-aw'; from an un-
used root supposed to mean to curse;
wormwood (regarded as poisonous, and therefore
accursed): — hemlock, wormwood.
3940. Ts? lappiyd, lap-peed'; or
"lBb lappid, lap-peed'; from an unused
root prob. mean, to shine; a flambeau,
lamp or flame:— (Are-) brand, (burning) lamp, light-
ning, torch.
3941. rflTsb Iiappiydowth, lap-pee-doth' ;
leva. plur. of 3940; Lappidoth, the
husband of Deborah :— Lappidoth.
3942. ''DDb Upbnay, lif-nah'ee; from the pref.
prep, (to or for) and 6440; anterior: —
before.
3. rffib laphatb, law-fath 1 ; a prim, root;
prop, to bend, i.e. (by impl.) to clasp;
also (reflex.) to turn around or aside:— take hold, turn
aside (self).
3944. pSb latsown. law-tsonef; from 3887;
derision:— scornful (-ning).
3945. V^b latsats, lawtsats'; a prim, root; to
deride: — scorn.
3946. Dlpb Laqquwm lak-koom'; from an un-
used root thought to mean to stop up
by a barricade; pern, fortification; Lakkum, a place
in Pal.:— Lakum.
3947. n]?b laqacb, law-kakh'; a prim, root; to
take (in the widest variety of applica-
tions): — accept, bring, buy, carry away, drawn, fetch,
get, infold, X many, mingle, place, receive (-ing),
reserve, seize, send for, take (away, -ing, up), use,
win.
3948. n]5b leqacli, leh'-kakh; from 3947; prop.
something received, i.e. (mentally) in-
struction (whether on the part of the teacher or
hearer); also (in an act. and sinister sense) inveigle-
ment: — doctrine, learning, fair speech.
3949. ">npb Llqchiy, lik-khee'; from 3947; learn-
ed; Likchi, an Isr.:— Likhi.
3950. J3]jb laqaf , law-kat'; a prim, root; prop, to
pick up, i.e. (gen.) to gather; spec, to
glean:— gather (up), glean.
3951. tajjb leqef, leh'-ket; from 3950; the glean-
ing:— gleaning.
3952. p)3b laqaq, law-kak'; a prim, root; to lick
or Zap:— lap, lick.
3953. TB]5b laqash, law-kash'; a prim, root; to
gather the after crop: — gather.
3954. ffljjb leqesb, leh'-kesh; from 3953; the after
crop:— latter growth.
3955. "TO? l e sbad, lesh-ad'; from an unused root
of uncert. mean.; appar. juice, i.e. (flg.)
vigor; also a sweet or fat cake:— fresh, moisture.
3956. yTO3 lashowii, law-shone'; or
"|iUj lashon, law-shone'; also (id plur.) fem.
FWtijb l e sb<mah, lesh-o-naw 1 ; from 3960;
the tongue (of man or animate), used
lit. (as the instrument of licking, eating, or speech),
and flg. (speech, an ingot, a fork of flame, a cove of
water): — h babbler, bay, + evil speaker, language,
talker, tongue, wedge.
3957. rlSipb llsbkah. lish-kaw 1 ; from an unused
root of uncert. mean.; a room in a
building (whether for storage, eating, or lodging):—
chamber, parlour. Comp. 5393.
3958. Dfflb leshem, leh'-shem; from an unused
root of uncert. mean. ; a gem, perh. the
jacinth:— ligure.
3959. D12)b Leshem. leh'-shem; the same as 3958;
Leshem, a place in Pal.:— Leshem.
3960. "JlEb lashan. fou>-s7ia»';aprim. root; prop.
to lick; but used only as a denom. from
3956; to wag the tongue, i.e. to calumniate:— accuse,
slander.
3961. "|TSb lishshan (Chald.) lish-shawn'; cor-
resp. to 3956; speech, i.e. a nation:— lan-
guage.
3962. yicb Lesha', leh'-shah; from an unused
root thought to mean to break through;
a boiling spring; Leeha, a place prob. E. of the
Jordan:— Lasha.
3963. Tfrib letliek. leh'-thek; from an unused root
of uncert. mean. ; a measure for things
dry:— half homer.
-tt
m
See 4100.
3964. JB3 ma' (Chald.) maw; corresp. to 4100; (as
indef .) that: — (- what.
3965. D13N73 ina'aliiiwc. mah-ab-ooce' ; from
75; & granary: — storehouse.
3966. 15*73 m e '6d, meh-ode'; from the same as
181 ; prop, vehemence, i.e. (with or with-
out prep.) vehemently; by impl. wholly, speedily, etc.
(often with other words as an intensive or superla-
tive; espec. when repeated):— diligently, especially,
exceeding (-ly), far, fast, good, great (-ly), X louder
and louder, might (-ily, -y), (so) much, quickly, (so)
sore, utterly, very (+ much, sore), well.
3967. 71N72 me'ah, may-aw'; or
iTNM mS'yah, may-yaw'; prob. a prim,
numeral; a hundred; also as a multi-
plicative and a fraction:— hundred ([-fold], -th),
+ sixscore.
3968. 71N73 Me'ah, may-aw 1 ; the same as 3967;
Mecih, a tower in Jerus. :— Meah.
3969. 71N72 ra e 'ah (Chald.), meh-aw 1 ; corresp. to
T ' 3967:— hundred.
3970. "HSTO ma'&vay, mah-av-ah'ee; from 183; a
desire:— desire.
bNTO mow'l. See 4136.
3971. 01N72 m'uwm, moom; usually
D173 muwm, moom; as if pass. part, from
an unused root prob. mean, to stain; a
blemish (phys. or mor.) :— blemish, blot, spot.
3972. rrait<72 m e <nwmali, meh-oo'-maw; ap-
par. a form of 3971 ; prop, a speck or
point, i.e. (by impl.) something; with neg. nothing:—
fault, -)- no (-ught), ought, somewhat, any ([no-])
thing.
3973. Difctta ma'owc, maw-oce'; from 3988: re-
fuse:— refuse.
3974. TIN?? ma'owr, maw-ore'; or
"1N73 ma'or, maw-ore'; also (in plur.) fem.
!T"riN73 m e »dwrah, meh-o-raw'; or
fT"lN73 m e '6rah, meh-o-raw'; from 215;
prop, a luminous body or luminary,
i.e. (abstr.) light (as an element); flg. brightness, i.e,
cheerfulness; spec, a chandelier: — bright, light.
3975. FHINTp m e uwrah, meh-oo-raw'; fem.
pass, part, of 215; something lighted,
i.e. an aperture; by impl. a crevice or hole of a ser-
pent) : — den.
3976. "jTNb nio'zen, mo-zane'; from 239; (only in
the dual) a pair of scales:— balances.
3977. ]TN53 mo'zk (Chald.) mo-zane'; corresp.
to 3976:— balances.
7"PN73 me'yah. See 3967.
3978. bl3N)3 ma'akal, mah-ak-awV; from 398; an
eatable (includ. provender, flesh and
f ruit) :— f ood, fruit, ([bake-]) meat (-s), victual.
3979. nb3N73 ma'&keleth, mah-ak-eh'-leth;
from 898; something to eat with, i.e.
a knife: — knife.
3980. rbbfrTO ma'akoleth, mah-ak-o'-leth;
from 398; something eaten (by Are),
i.e. fuel:— fuel.
3981. V73tTO ma'amats, mah-am-awts'; from
553; strength, i.e. (plur.) resources:—
force.
3982. 173N73 ma'amar, mah-am-ar'; from 559;
something (authoritatively) said, i.e.
an edict: — commandment, decree.
3983. "1)318)2 me'mar (Chald.), may-mar'; cor-
resp. to 3982:— appointment, word.
3984. yXD ma>n (Chald.), mawn; prob. from a
root corresp. to 579 in the sense of an in-
closure by sides; a utensil:— vessel.
3985. "]HV2 nia'fen, maw-ane'; a prim, root; to
refuse:— refuse, X utterly.
3986. ]N73 nia'em, maw-ane 1 ; from 3985; unwil-
ling:— refuse.
3987. ]N)3 me'en, may-ane'; from 8985; refrac-
tory:— refuse.
3988. DN72 ma'ac, maw-as 1 ; a prim, root; to
spurn; also (intrans.) to disappear:—
abhor, cast away (off), contemn, despise, disdain, (be-
come) loathe (some), melt away, refuse, reject, re-
probate, X utterly, vile person.
3989. !"ISN)2 ma'&pbeb, mah-af-eh'; from 644;
something baked, i.e. a batch:— baken.
3990. bDN73 ma'aphel, mah-af-ale'; from the
sameas.651; something opaque: — dark-
ness.
3991. !-pbBN72° ma'pbeieyah, mah-af-ay-leh-
yaw 1 ; prol. fem. of 3990; opaque-
ness:— darkness.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Leeleeth
Maddooakh
61
*18jt73 ma'ar, maw-ar 1 , a prim, root; to be
bitter or (causat.) to embitter, i.e. be
painful: — fretting, picking.
18*73 ma<oi. See 3974.
3993. 318*73 ma'arab, mah-ar-awb'; from 693;
an ambuscade;— lie in ambush, am-
bughment, lurking place, lying in wait.
3994. 7118*73 m e >erab, meft-ay-rau>'; from 779;
an execration: — curse.
!"I18*73 m e '6rah. gee 8974.
3995. flbl3B mlbdalab, mib-daw-law' ; from
914; a separation, i.e. (concr.) a sep-
arate place:— separate.
3996. 8*1373 ma.b6w>, mate-bo'; from 935; an en-
trance (the place or the act); spec,
(with or without 8121) sunset or the west; also (adv.
with prep.) towards:— by which came, as Cometh, in
coming, as men enter into, entering, entrance into,
entry, where goeth, going down, + westward. Comp.
4126.
3997. 718*1373 m e bowab, meb-o-a«o'; fem. of
3996; a haven: — entry.
3998. 71D1373 m e fruwkah, meb-oo-kaw' ; from
943; perplexity:— perplexity,
3999. bl372 mabbuwl, mab-bool'; from 2986 in
the sense of flouring; a deluge: — flood.
4000. "J1373 mabown, marc-bone'; from 995; in-
structing: — taught.
4001. 7101373 m e biiwcab, meb-oo-saw 1 ; from
947; a trampling:— treading (trodden)
down (under foot).
4002. 51373 mabbawa', mdb-boo'-ah; from 5042;
a fountain:— fountain, spring.
4003. 7TJ51373 m e bMwqab., meb-oo-kah'; from
the same as 950; emptiness: — void.
4004. 11713)3 mibebowr, mib-khore'; from 977;
select, i.e. well fortified:— choice.
4005. 171373 mlbchar, mib-khawr'; from 977;
select, i.e. best:— choice (-st), chosen.
4006. 171373 Mlbchar, mib-khawr'; the same as
4005; Mibchar, an Isr. :— Mibhar.
4007. £3373 mabbaf, mab-bawt'; or
13373 mebbat, meb-bawt'; from 5027; some-
thing expected, i.e. (abstr.) expecta-
tion: — expectation.
4008. 8*13373 mlbta<, mib-taw'; from 981; a rash
utterance (hasty vow):— (that which
. . .) uttered (out of).
4009. 71E3373 mlbtach, mib-tawkh'; from 982;
prop, a refuge, i.e. (obi.) security, or
(subj.) assurance:— confidence, hope, sure, trust.
4010. rpyb3M mabliygiyth, mab-leeg-eeth' ;
from 1082; desistance (or rather
desolation):— comfort self.
4011. 713373 mlbneb, mib-neh'; from 1129; a
building: — frame.
4012. ^SIM M c bunnay, meb-oonnah'ee; from
1129; built up; Mebunnai, an Isr. :—
Mebunnai,
4013. 1^373 mlbtsar, mib-tsawr'; also (in plur.)
* ' ' fem. (Dan. 11 : 15)
711S373 mlbtsar ah, mib-tsavi-raw' ; from
¥ t : ■
1219; a fortification, castle, or for-
tified city; flg. a defender:— (de-, most) fenced, for-
tress, (most) strong (hold).
4014. 13S373 Mlbtsar. mib-tsawr'; the same as
4018: Mibtsar, an Idumsean:— Mibzar.
711S£353 mlbtsarah. See 4013.
T T : ■
4015. 711373 mtbrach, mib-rawkh'; from 1272; a
refugee:— fugitive.
4016. 115313 mab&Bh, maro-boosa'; from 954;
(plur.) the (male) pudenda:— secrets.
4017. Dil3373 Mibsam, mib-sawm'; from the same
as 1314; fragrant; Mibsam, the name
of an Ishmaelite and of an Isr.:— Mibsam.
4018. 7lblS373 m e bashsh e lah, meb-ash-shel-
aw 1 ; from 1310; a cooking hearth:—
boiling-place.
373 Mag. See 7248. 7249.
4019. TlS^aaa Magbiysh, mag-beesh'; from the
same as 1378; stiffening; Magbish, an
Isr., or a place in Pal. :— Magbish.
4020. 133373 mlgbalah, mig-baw-law 1 ; from
1379; a border:— end.
4021. 713*3573 mlgba'ah, mig-baw-aw'; from the
same as 1389; a cap (as hemispher-
ical):— bonnet.
4022. 1373 ineged, meh'-ghed; from an unused root
prop. mean, to be eminent; prop, a dis-
tinguished thing ; hence something valuable, as a pro-
duct or fruit:— pleasant, precious fruit (thing).
4023. "111373 M c gldd6wn (Zech. 12 : 11), meg-id-
done'; or
11373 M e glddow, meg-id-do'; from 1413;
rendezvous; Megiddon or Megiddo, a
place in Pal. :— Megiddo, Megiddon.
4024. bl1373 Migdowl, migdole'; or
bl373 Migdol, migdole'; prob. of Eg. or.;
Migdol, a place in Eg.:— Migdol, tower.
4025. bsCIM Magdty'el, mag-dee-ale'; from
4022 and 410; preciousness of God;
Magdiel, an Idumeean:— Magdiel.
4026. bl35'3 mlgdal, mig-dawl'; also (in plur.)
fem.
7lbl353 migdalah. mig-daw-law' ; from
1481 ; a tower (from its size or height) ;
by anal, a rostrum; flg. a (pyramidal) bed of flow-
ers: — castle, flower, pulpit, tower. Comp. the names
following.
bi373 Migdol. See 4024.
lbl373 migdalab. See 4026.
4027. b8* - bl373 Mlgdal-'fll, mig-dal-ale' ; from
4026 and 410- tower of God; Mig-
dal-El, a place in Pal..— Migdal-ei.
4028. 1.rbl373 Mlgdal-Gad, migdal-gawd' ;
from 4026 and 1408; tower of For-
tune; Migdal-Gad, a place in Pal. :— Migdal-gad.
4029. 113>-bl373 MIgdal-'Eder, mig-dal'-ay'-
der; from 4026 and 5739; tcrwer of
a flock; Migdal-Sder, a place in Pal. : — Migdal-eder,
tower of the flock.
4030. 7131373 migdanah. mig-daw-naw' '; from
the same as 4022; preciousness, i.e. a
gem: — precious thing, present.
4031. 31373 Magowg, maw-gogue'; from 1463;
Magog, a son of Japheth; also a bar-
barous northern region: — Magog.
4032. "11373 magowr, maw-gore'; or (Lam. 2 : 22)
11373 magiiwr, maw-goor 1 ; from 1481 in
the sense of fearing; a fright (obj. or
subj.):— fear, terror. Comp. 4036.
4033. 11373 magiiwr, maw-goor 1 ; or
1373 magnr, maw-goor'; from 1481 in the
sense of lodging; a temporary abode; by
extens. a permanent residence: — dwelling, pilgrimage,
where sojourn, be a stranger. Comp. 4032.
4034. 7111373 m e g6wrah, meg-o-raw'; fem. of
4032; affright— tear.
4035. 7111373 m e gikwrah, meg-oo-raw' ; fem. of
4032 or of 4033; a fright; also a gran-
ary: — barn, fear.
4036. 3^3573 11373 Magowr mlc-Cabtyb,
maw-gore' mis-saw-beeb' ;
from 4032 and 5439 with the prep, inserted; affright
from around; Magor-mis-Sabib, a symbol, name of
Pashur:— Magor-missabib.
4037. 711T373 magzerah, mag-zay-raw' ; from
1504; a cutting implement, i.e. a
blade:— axe.
4038. 3373 maggal. mag-gawl'; from an unused
root mean, to reap; a sickle: — sickle.
4039. 713373 m e glllah, Tmeg-il-laW ; from 1556;
a roll:— roll, volume.
4040. 7lb373 m e glllab (Chald.), meg-il-law'; cor-
resp. to 4039:— roll.
4041. 71723 73 m e gammah, meg-am-maw'; from
the same as 1571 ; prop, accumulation,
i.e. impulse or direction:— sup up.
4042. ^373 magan, maw-gan'; a denom. from
4043\ prop, to shield: encompass with;
flg. to rescue, to hand safely over (i.e. surrender):—
deliver.
4043. ]372 magen, maw-gane'; also(in plur.) fem.
713373 m e glnnah, meg-in-naw'; from 1598:
a shield (i.e. the small one or buckler) ;
flg. a protector; also the scaly hide of the crocodile:—
X armed, buckler, defence, ruler, + scale, shield.
4044. 713373 m^glnnah, meg-in-naw'; from 4042;
a covering (in a bad sense), i.e. blind-
ness or obduracy:— sorrow. See also 4043.
4045. n13>373 mlg'ereth, mig-eh'-reth; from
1605; reproof {i.e. curse): — rebuke.
4046. 71B373 magg&phah, mag-gay-faw' '; from
5062; & pestilence; by anal, defeat: —
(X be) plague (-d), slaughter, stroke.
4047. T133'" I E373 Magpiy'agh. mag-pee-awsh' ; ap-
par. from 1479 or 5062 and 6211; ex-
terminator of (the) moth; Magpiash, an Isr.:—
Magpiash.
4048. 1353 magar, maw-gar 1 ; a prim, root; to
yield up; intens. to precipitate: — cast
down, terror.
4049. 1373 m e gar (Chald.), meg-ar'; corresp. to
4048; to overthrow:— destroy.
4050. 711373 in°gerah, meg-ay-raw'; from 1641;
a saw: — axe, saw.
4051. "(11373 Mlgrown, mig-rone'; from 4048;
precipice; Migron,a place in Pal.:—
Migron.
4052. 7151373 migra'ah, mig-raw-aw'; from
1689; a ledge or offset: — narrowed
rest.
4053. 71B1373 mlgrapbab, mig-raw-faw' ; from
1640; something thrown off (by the
spade), i.e. a clod:— clod.
4054. U51373 mlgrash, mig-rawsh'; also (in plur.)
fem. (Ezek. 27 : 28)
71UJ1373 mlgrashah, rnig-raw-shaw' ; from
1644; a suburb (i.e. open country
whither flocks are driven for pasture); hence the
areo around a building, or the margin of the sea:—
east out, suburb.
4055. 173 mad, mad; or
173 med, made; from 4058; prop, extent,
i.e. height; also a measure; by impl. a
vesture (as measured); also a carpet;— armour,
clothes, garment, judgment, measure, raiment,
stature.
4056. 713173 madbacb (Chald.), mad-bakh';
from 1684; a sacrificial altar:— altar.
4057. 13173 mldbar, mid-bawr'; from 1696 in the
sense of driving; a pasture (i.e. open
field, whither cattle are driven) ; by impl a desert;
also speech (including its organs):— desert, south,
speech, wilderness.
4058. 1173 madad, maw-dad'; a prim, root;
prop, to stretch; by impl. to measure (as
if by stretching a line); flg. to be extended;— measure,
mete, stretch self.
4059. 1173 mlddad, mid-dad'; from 5074;
flight:— he gone.
4060. 71173 mlddab, mid-daw 1 ; fem. oi 4055;
prop, extension, i.e. height ir breadth;
also a measure (including its standard); hence a
portion (as measured) or a uestmenf; spec, tribute
(as measured) :— garment, measure (ing, meieyard,
piece, size, (great) stature, tribute, wide.
4061. 71173 mlddab (Chald.), mid-daw'; or
711373 mlndab (Chald.), min-daw 1 ; cor-
resp. to 4060; tribute in money:— toU,
tribute.
4062. 71371173 madhebah, mad-hay-bawf ;
perh. from the equiv. of 1722; gold-
making, i.e. exactress: — golden city.
4063. 1173 medev. meh'-dev; from an unused root
mean, to stretch; prop, extent, i.e. meas-
ure; by impl. a dress (as measured):— garment.
4064. 711173 madveh. mad-veh'; from 1788; sick-
ness: — disease.
4065. 7J1173 madduwach, mad-doo'-akh; from
5080; seduction:— cause of banishment.
62
Mawdohn
Mooch
6. "|TTO madown maw-dohn' '; from 1777; a
contest or quarrel:— brawling, conten-
tion C-ous), discord, strife. Comp. 4079, 4090.
4067. pT3 madonn, maw-dohn'; from the
same as 4063; extensiveness, i.e.
height:— stature.
4068. "|TTO Madown. maw-dohn'; the same as
4067; .Mddon, a place in Pal. :— Madon.
4069. 3>TTO madduwa*, mad-doo'-ah; or
3fTO madduat, mad-doo'-ah; from 4100
and the pass. part, of 3045; what (is)
known f ; Le. (by impl.) (adv.) why?:— bow, wherefore,
why.
4070. "YlTa m'dowr Chald.), med-ore'; or
^ITO m'dor (Chald.), med-ore'; or
"VTO m e dar (Chald.), med-awr'; from 1753;
a dwelling: — dwelling.
4071. FlTl'TO m e diiwrah, med-oo-raw'; or
!"I1*TO m e diirah, med-oo-raw 1 ; from 1752
in the sense of accumulation; a pile of
fuel:— pile (for Are).
4073. JltTTO mldcheh, mid-kheh'; from 1760;
overthrow: — ruin.
4073. flSH'TO m e dachphah, med-akh-faw';
from 1765; a push, i.e. ruin: — over-
throw.
4074. '''TO Maday, maw-dah'ee; of for. der. ; Ma-
dai, a country of central Asia: — Madai,
Medea, Media.
4075. "H73 Maday, maw-dah'ee; patrial from
4074; a Madian or native of Madai:—
Mede.
4076. """VIZ Maday (Chald.), maw-dah'ee; corresp.
* to 4074:-Mede (-s).
4077. "H72 Maday (Chald.), maie-doft'ee; corresp.
to 4075:— Median.
4078. """HM madday, mad-dah'ee; from 4100 and
1767; what (is) enough, i.e. sufficiently :—
sufficiently.
4079. y"V? mldyan, mid-yawn'; a var. for
4066:— brawling, contention (-ous).
4080. "pTO Mldyan ,mid-yawn'; the same as
4079; Uidjan, a son of Abraham; also
his country and (collect.) his descend.:— Midian,
Midianite.
4081. 'p'TO MIddiyn, mid-deere'; a var. for 4080:—
Middin.
4082. rWTO m e dlynan, med-ee-naw 1 ; from
! 1777; prop, a judgeship, i.e. jurisdic-
tion; by impl. a district (as ruled by a judge); gen. a
region:— ( X every) province.
4083. WTO m e diynah (Chald.), med-ee-naw';
' ' corresp. to 4082:— province.
4084. ^FTO Mldyaniy, mid-yaw^nee' ; patron.
' T : " or patrial from 4080; a Midjanite or
descend, (native) of Midjan:— Midianite. Comp. 4092.
4085. ITO 1 !?? m°d6b.ah, med-o-kaw'; from 1743;
a mortar: — mortar.
4086. TOTO MadmSn, mad-mane'; from the
same as 1828; dunghill; Madmen, a
place in 'Pal. -.—Madmen.
4087. iH313TO madmSnah, mad-may-naw';
fern, from the same as 1828; a dung-
hill:— dunghill.
4088. fI37_3TO Madmenah mad-may-naw'; the
same as 4087; Madmenah, a place in
Pal. :— Madmenah.
4089. JIMTO Madmannah, mad-man-naw'; a
var. for 4087; Madmannah, a place
in Fat.:— Madmannah.
4090. TTO m e dan, med-awn'; a form of 4066:—
discord, strife.
4091. "|TO M*dan, med-awn'; the same as 4090;
Medan, a son of Abraham:— Medan.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY
4092,
^TO M e daniy, med-aw-nee'; a var. of
4084:— Midianite.
. S^I53 madda<, mad-daw 1 ; or
yy3 madda', mad-dah'; from 3045; intel-
ligence or consciousness:— knowledge,
science, thought.
yfl m6da.(. See 4129.
¥TO. madftat. See 4069.
4094. !T1]5'TO madqarah, mad-kaw-raw 1 ; from
1856; a wound: — piercing.
*VTO m e ddr. See; 4070.
4095. JTPlTO madregah, mad-ray-gaw' ; from
an unused root mean, to step; prop.
a step; by impl. a steep or inaccessible place:— stair,
steep place.
JTlTO m diiruh See 4071.
4096. ^"TTO mldrafc, mid-rawk'; from 1869; a
treading, i.e. a place for stepping
on:— [foot-] breadth.
4097. 12S"1TO mldrash, mid-rawsh'; from 1875;
prop, an investigation, i.e. (by impl.)
a treatise or elaborate compilation: — story.
4098. rTBjTO mMnshshah, med-oosh-shaw' ;
from 1758; a threshing, i.e. (concr.
and fig.) down-trodden people: — threshing.
4099. Sirro M e datha, med-aw-thaw'; of Pers.
or. ; Medatha, the father of Haman: —
Hammedatha [includ. the art.].
4100. !TO mail, maw; or Ii73 iriali, mah; or
"72 ma, mow; or -53 ma, mah; also
?TO meh, mel; a prim, particle; prop, in-
terrog. «j/iat ? (includ. how ? why ?
when f); but also exclam. what ! (includ. how!), or in-
def . what (includ. whatever, and even rel. that which) ;
often used with prefixes in various adv. or conj.
senses:— how (long, oft, [-soever]), [no-] thing, what
(end, good, purpose, thing), whereby (-fore, -in, -to,
-with), (for) why.
4101. !TO mah (Chald.), maw; corresp. to 4100:—
how great (mighty), that which, what
(-soever), why.
4102. !7|!TO mahahh, maw-hah'; appar. a de-
nom. from 4100; prop, to question or
hesitate, i.e. (by impl.) to be reluctant:— delay, linger,
stay selves, tarry.
4103. tTOIfTO m e huwmah, meh-hoo-maw' ;
from 1949; confusion or uproar:—
destruction, discomfiture, trouble, tumult, vexation,
vexed.
4104. TOITTO UPhnwman, meh-fcoo-mawn'; of
Pers. or.; Mehuman, a eunuch of
Xerxes : — Mehum an.
4105. iMay™ M e hey$ab>el, meh-hay-tab-
ale'; from 3190 (augmented) and
410; bettered of God; Mehetabel, the name of an
Edomitish man and woman:— Mehetabeel, Mehetabel.
4106. T!TO matalyr, maw-here'; or
hSTO mahir, maw-here'; from 4116; quick;
hence skilful:— diligent, hasty, ready.
4107. 5STO mahal, maw-hal'; a prim, root; prop.
to cut down or reduce, i.e. by impl. to
adulterate:— mixed.
4108. TjbfTO mahlelt, mah-lake'; from 1980; a
walking (plur. collect.), i.e. access.-—
place to walk.
4109. "ifctTO mahalak, mah-hal-awk' ; from
1980; a walk, i.e. a passage or a dis-
tance:— journey, walk.
4110. bbna mahalal, mah-haUawV ; from 1984;
fame:— praise.
4111. SN&brra Mah&lal'el, mah-hal-al-ale 1 ;
from 4110 and 410; praise of God;
Mahalalel, the name of an antediluvian patriarch
and of an Isr.: — Mahalaleel.
4112. JTO5FT73 mahalnmmah, mah-hal-oom-
maw 1 ; from 1986; a blow:— stripe,
stroke.
4113. ITTOiTTO mahamorah, mah-ham-o-raW;
from an unused root of uncert.
mean. ; perh. an abyss: — deep pit.
4114. !TDE!TO mahpekah, mah-pay-kaw'; from
2015; a destruction:— when . . . over-
threw, overthrow (-n).
4115. rOSTTO mahpeketh, mah-peh'-keth;
from 2015; a wrench, i.e. the
stocks:— prison, stocks.
4116. "17173 mahar, maw-har 1 ; a prim, root;
prop, to be liquid or flow easily, i.e. (by
impL); to hurry (in a good or a bad sense); often
used (with another verb) adv. promptly:— be carried
headlong, fearful, (cause to make, in, make) haste
(-n, -ily, (be) hasty, (fetch, make ready) x quickly,
rash, x shortly, (be so) X soon, make speed,
X speedily, X straightway, X suddenly, swift.
4117. ""liTO mahar, maw-har'; a prim, root (perh.
rather the same as 4116 through the
idea of readiness in assent): to bargain (for a wife),
i.e. to wed:— endow, x surely.
4118. *"lfTO maker, mah-hare'; from 4116; prop.
hurrying; hence (adv.) in a hurry:—
hasteth, hastily, at once, quickly, soon, speedily,
suddenly.
1!TO mahir. See 4106.
4119. *"irTO mahar, mo'-har; from 4117; a price
(for a wife):— dowry.
4120. niFTO m e herah, meh-hay-raw 1 ; fem. of
411S; prop, a hurry; hence (adv.)
promptly:— hastily, quickly, shortly, soon, make
(with) speed (-ily), swiftly.
4121. "''HfTO Mah&ray, mah-har-ah'ee; from
4116; hasty; Maharai, an Isr. :— Maha-
rai.
4122. T3t Wn %113 ^rta Maher Shalal
Chash Baz, mah-
hare' shawAawl' khawsh baz; from 4118 and 7998
and 2363 and 957; hasting (is he [the enemy] to the)
booty, swift (to the) prey; Maher-Shalal-Chash-Bae;
the symbol, name of the son of Isaiah:— Maher-sha-
lal-hash-baz.
4123. !"15nlTO mahathallah, mah-hath-al-
x — -: —
law'; from 2048; a delusion:— de-
ceit.
4124. 5NTO Mow'ab, mo-awb; from a prol. form
of the prep. pref. m- and 1; from (her
[the mother's]) father; Modb, an incestuous son of
Lot; also his territory and desc. : — Moab.
4125. "'iNTO Mow'abiy, mo-aw-bee'; fem.
!"PSNi73 Mdw'abiyah, mo-au!-6ee-0a«i'i
or
ITSNTO Mdwabiyth, mo-aw-beeth' ; pat-
ron, from 4124; a Modbite or Moab-
itess, i.e. a desc. from Moab:— (woman) of Moab,
Moabite (-isb, -ss).
2NTO mow'l. See 4136.
4126. NSi73 m6wba», mo-baW; by transp. tor
3996; an entrance:— coming.
4127. 3TO nrawg, moog; a prim, root; to melt,
i.e. lit. (to soften, flow down, disappear),
or fig. (to fear, faint):— consume, dissolve, (be) faint
(-hearted), melt (away), make soft.
4128. "ITO muwd, mood; a prim, root; to
shake:— measure.
4129. 3Hi?3 mdwda', mo-dah'; or rather
J^b moda«, mo-daw'; from 3045; an 00
quaintance:— kinswoman.
4130. riS'TTO mowda'ath, mo-dah'-ath; from
3045; acquaintance:— kindred.
4131 . C3TO m6wt, mote; a prim, root; to waver,
by impl. to slip, shake, fall:— be carried,
cast, be out of course, be fallen in decay, X exceed-
ingly, fall (-ing down), be (re-) moved, be ready
shake, slide, slip.
4132. £3TO m«wt, mote; from 4131; a wavering,
Le. fall; by impl. a pole (as shaking);
hence a yoke (as essentially a bent pole):— bar, be
moved, staff, yoke.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Mawdohn
Mooth
68
4133. !"!J3ia mowtiili mo-taw'; fern, of 4135;, a
pole; by impl. an ox-bow; hence a yoke
(either lit. or flg.):— bands, heavy, staves, yoke.
4134. "^173 mnwk, mook; a prim, root; to become
thin, i.e. (flg.) be impoverished:— be
(waxen) poor (-er).
4135. 3173 mnwl, modi; a prim, root; to cut
short, i.e. curtail (spec, the prepuce, i.e.
to circumcise); by impl. to blunt; flg. to destroy:—
circumcise (-ing, selves), cut down (in pieces),
destroy, X must needs.
4136. 31)3 mnwl, mool; or
3173 mdwl (Deut. 1 rl), mole; or
3N173 mow'] (Neb, 18 : 38), moJe; or
353 mul (Num. 32 : 5), mooZ; from 4135; prop.
abrupt, i.e. a precipice; by impL the front;
used only adv. (with prep, pref.) opposite:— (over)
against, before, [fore-] front, from, [God-] ward,
toward, with.
4137. !Tj\i73 Mowladab., mo-l»w-daw'; from
3305; birth; Moladah, a place in
Pal.:-Moladah.
4138. rnVi?3 mowledeth, mo-leh'-deth; from
3205; nativity (plur. birth-place); by
impl. lineage, native country; also offspring,
family :— begotten, born, issue, kindred, native (-ity).
4139. J13173 luuttlau. moo-law'; from 4135; cir-
cumcision: — circumcision.
4140. VVia OTowliyd, mo-leed'; from 3205;
genitor; Molid, an Isr.:— Molid.
B173 miiuiu. See 3971.
1373173° Mciwmiikan See 4462.
4141. 50173 imiwiab, moo-sawb'; from 5437; a
turn, i.e. circuit (of a building):— wind-
ing about.
4142. 1130173 muwcabbah, moo-sab-baw' ; or
SHS073 mucabbah, moo-sab-baw'; fern, of
4141 ; a reversal, i.e. the backside (of a
gem), fold (of a double-leaved door), transmutation
(of a name) :— being changed, inclosed, be set, turning.
4143. 10173 muwcad, moo-sawd'; from 3245; a
foundation:— foundation.
4144. 10173 mow^ad, mo-sawd'; from 3245; a
foundation: — foundation.
4145. ttlOia mmwcadata, moo-saw-daw'; fem.
of 4143; a foundation; flg. an
appointment:— foundation, grounded. Comp. 4328.
4146. tllOia mowcadah, mo-saw-daw'; or
fTlD73 mocadah mo-saw-daw'; fem. of
4144; a foundation:— foundation.
4147. IDia m6w£&r, mo-sare'; also (in plur.)
fem.
5110173 mowcerah, mo-say-raw'; or
t"I1073 n»6c e rab., mo-seraw'; from 3256;
prop, chastisement, i.e. (by impl.) a
halter; flg. restraint:— band, bond.
4148. 10173 mnwear, moo-sawr'; from 3256;
prop, chastisement; flg. reproof, warn-
ing or instruction; also restraint:— bond, chastening
([-eth]), chastisement, check, correction, discipline,
doctrine, instruction, rebuke.
4149. J110173 OTow^Srab., mo-say-raw'; or
(plur.)
1111073 OT6c e rdwtli, mo-ser-othe' ; fem. of
4147; correction or corrections; Mo-
serah or Moseroth, a place in the Desert:— Mosera,
Moseroth.
4150. 15H73 moWed. mo-ade'; or
13>73 mo'ed mo-ade'; or (fem.)
ni3>1M mfiiirtadaJi (2 Chron. 8 : 13), tno-
aw-daw'; from 8259; prop, an appoint-
ment, i.e. a fixed time or season; spec, a festival;
conventionally a year; by implication, an assembly
(as convened for a definite purpose) ; technically the
congregation; by extension, the place of meeting;
also a signal (as appointed beforehand):— appointed
(sign, time), (place of, solemn) assembly, congrega-
tion, (set, solemn) feast, (appointed, due) season,
solemn (-ity), synagogue, (set) time (appointed).
4151. 15173 mow'ad, mo-awd'; from 3259; prop,
an assembly [as in 4150] ; fig. a troop:—
appointed time.
4153. S113J173 mnw'adah, moo-aw-daw 1 ; from
3259; an appointed place, i.e.
asylum:— appointed.
4153. !"I^73>173 Mow-adyah. mo-ad-yaw'; from
4151 and 3050; assembly of Jah;
Moddjah, an Isr. :— Moadiah. Comp. 4573.
4154. rYlSTO miiw'edetb, moo-ay'-deth; fem.
pass. part, of 4571; prop, made to
slip, i.e. dislocated:— out of joint.
4155. E|3>!73 niuw'aph, moo-awf; from 5774;
prop, covered, i.e. dark; abstr. obscu-
rity, i.e. distress:— dimness.
4156. !"I2U>173 mowcStsab., mo-ay-tsaw 1 ; from
3289; a purpose:— counsel, device.
4157. •TJW173 muw'aqah, moo-aw-kaw'; from
5781; pressure, i.e. (flg.) distress:—
affliction.
4158. n?B173° Blowpha'ath (Jer. 48 : 21), mo-
fah'-ath; or
nyS^M in@ypb.aatb.. may-fah'-ath; or
rWS73 m@phaath, may-fah'-ath: from 3313;
illuminative; Mophaath or Mephaath,
a place in Pal.:— Mephaath.
4159. 113173 mowph^th, mo-faith'; or
11873 mophetb., mo-faith'; from 3302 in
the sense of conspicuousness; a mir-
acle; by impl. a token or omen:— miracle, sign,
wonder (-ed at).
4160. V173 muwts, moots; a prim, root; to press,
i.e. (flg.) to oppress:— extortioner.
4161. NS173 ni6wts:i'. mo-tsaw'; or
I81E73 motsa', mo-tsaw'; from 3318; a going
forth, i.e. (the act) an egress, or (the
place) an exit; hence a source or product; spec.
dawn, the rising of the sun (the East), exportation,
utterance, a gate, & fountain, a mine, a meadow (as
producing grass):— brought out, bud, that which
came out, east, going forth, goings out, that which
(thing that) is gone out, outgoing, proceeded out,
spring, vein, [water-] course [springs].
4162. NS173 mowtsa', mo-tsaw 1 ; the same as
4161; Motsa, the name of two Isr.:—
Moza.
4163. ft!S3£173 mowtsa'ah, mo-tsaw-aw 1 ; fem.
of 4161; a family descent; also a
setoer [marg.; comp. 6675]:— draught house; going
forth.
4164. pl£173 muwtsaq, moo-tsak 1 ; or
9X173 miiwtsaq, moo-tsawk'; from 3332;
narrowness; flg. distress:— anguish, is
straitened, straitness.
4165. yS.'Va muwtsaq, moo-tsawk'; from 5694;
prop, fusion, i.e. lit. a casting (of
metal); flg. amass (of clay):— casting, hardness.
4166. !lp3£173 muwtsaqah, moo-tsaw-kaw' ; or
np5S73 nratsaqah. moo-tsaw-kaw'; from
3332; prop, something poured out, i.e.
a casting (of metal); by impl. a tube (as cast):—
when it was cast, pipe.
4167. pl)3 muwq, mook; a prim, root; to jeer,
i.e. (intens.) blaspheme:— be corrupt.
4168. "Ipl'3 mowqSd, mo-kade'; from 3344; a
fire or fuel; abstr. a conflagration: —
burning, hearth.
4169. !"np173° m6-wq e dali, mo-ked-aw 1 ; fem. of
4168; fuel:— burning.
4170. ttJplH niowqesh mo-kashe'; or
125p73 luoiiesli. mo-kashe'; from 3369; a
noose (for catching animals) (lit. or
flg-); by impl. a hook (for the nose):— be ensnared,
gin, (is) snare (-d), trap.
4171. 1173 uniwr. moor; a prim, root; to alter;
by impl. to barter, to dispose of; — X at
all, (ex-) change, remove.
4172. N1173 mowra', mo-raw'; or
Nia mora', mo-raw 1 ; or
Fllia morah (Psa. 9 : 20), mo-raw'; from
3372; fear; by impl. a fearful thing or
deed:— dread, (that ought to be) fear (-ed), terrible-
ness, terror.
4173. 51173 mowrag, mo-rag'; or
3173 morag, mo-rag'; from an unused root
mean, to triturate; a threshing sledge:—
threshing instrument.
4174. 11173 mowrad, mo-rawd'; from 3381; a
descent; arch, an ornamental append-
age, perh. a festoon:— going down, steep place, thin
work.
4175. FI1173 mowrch, mo^reh'; from 3384; an
archer; also teacher or teaching; also
the early rain [see 3138] :— (early) rain.
4176. ?"!1173 Mowreb., mo-reh'; or
!"H73 Moreh., mo-reh'; the same as 4175;
Moreh, a Canaanite; also a hill (perh.
named from him):— Moreh.
4177. tlllB mowrah, mo-raw'; from 4171 in the
sense of shearing; a razor: — razor.
4178. £31173 mdwraf, mo-rawt'; from 3399; ob-
stinate, i.e. independent:— peeled.
4179. !"P1173 Mowriyah, mo-ree-yaw'; or
t"Fl73 Mdriyah., mo-ree-yaw'; from 7200
and 3050; seen of Jah; Morijah, a hill
in Pal.:— Moriah.
4180. 1251173 mowrash, mo-rawsh'; from 3423; a
possession; flg. delight: — possession,
thought.
4181. SllHIia mowraahah, mo-raw-shaw 1 ;
fem. of 4180; a, possession: — heritage,
inheritance, possession.
4182. na nUJ11)3 Mowresheth Oath, mo-
reh'-sheth gath; from 3423 and
1661 ; possession of Gath; Moresheth-Qath, a place in
Pal. :— Moresheth-gath.
4183. ■ , rni51173 Morashtiy, mo-rash-tee'; patrial
from 4182; a Morashtite or inhab.
of Moresheth-Gatb:— Morashthite.
4184. 113173 muwsb., moosh; a prim, root; to
touch:— feel, handle.
4185. TB173 miiwsb., moosh; a prim, root [perh.
rather the same as 4184 through the idea
of receding by contact^ ; to withdraw (both lit. and
flg., whether intrans. or trans.):— cease, depart, go
back, remove, take away.
4186. 3U3173 mowshab, mo-shawb'; or
5U373 moshab, mo-shawb'; from 3427; a
seat; fig. a site; abstr. a session; by
extension an abode (the place or the time); by impl.
population:— assembly, dwell in, dwelling (-place),
wherein (that) dwelt (in), inhabited place, seat, sit-
ting, situation, sojourning.
4187. 1113173 Muwshly, moo-shee'; or
^UJH Mnsh.sb.iy, mush-shee'; from 4184;
sensitive; Mushi, a Levite: — Mushi.
4188. IBia Muwshly, moo-shee'; patron, from
4187; a Mushite (collect.) or dese. of
Mushi:— Mushites.
4189. nOiai73 mowsh'kah, mo-shek-aw 1 ; act
part. fem. of 49O0; something drouj-
ing, i.e. (fig.) a cord:— band.
4190. !"iyiD153 mowshatah, mo-shaw-aw'; from
3467; deliverance: — salvation.
4191. ma muwth, mooth; a prim, root; to die
(lit. or flg.); causat. to kill:— x at all,
X crying, (be) dead (body, man, one), (put to, worthy
of) death, destroy (-er), (cause to, be like to, must)
die, kill, necro [-mancer], X must needs, slay,
x surely, X very suddenly, x in [no] wise.
Mooth
Mayshawr
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
4192. ma niuwth (Psa. 48 : 14), mooth; or
Igib nTO Mrawtb lab-b&u. mooth lab-
bane'; from 4191 and 1121 with the
prep, and art. interposed; "To die for the son",
prob. the title of a popular song:— death, Muth-
labben.
4193. niB mowtli (Ohald.), mohth; corresp. to
4194; death:— death.
4194. DIM ni live til, maw'-veth; from 4191 ; death
(nat. or violent); eonor. the dead, their
place or state (hades); tig. pestilence, ruin: — (be)
dead ([-ly]), death, die (-d).
]zb n<IB JHnwtb'lab-ben. See 4192.
4195. Tlia mowtbar, mo-thar'; from 8498; lit.
gain; fig. superiority:— plenteousness,
preeminence, profit.
4196. napp mizbeacb, miz-bay'-akh; from 2076;
an altar: — altar.
4197. ATB mezeg, meh'-zeg; from an unused root
mean, to mingle (water with wine); tem-
pered wine:— liquor.
4198. !"STB mazeh, maw-zeh'; from an unused
root mean, to suck out; exhausted:—
burnt.
4199. 5"tt73 Mlzzab, miz-zaw'; prob. from an un-
used root mean, to faint with fear;
terror; Mizzah, an Edomite:— Mizzah.
4300. 1p? mezev, meh'-zev; prob. from an unused
root mean, to gather to; a granary: —
garner.
4301. JlPlTB m'zuwzah, mez-oo-zaw 1 '; or
tTPOS m e ziizab, mez-oo-siato'; from the
same as 2123; a door-post (as promi-
nent): — (door, side) post.
4203. pTB mazfiwn, maw-zone'; from 2109;
food:— meat, victual.
4303. "pTB mazowii CChald.), matu-zone'; cor-
resp. to 4202:— meat.
4204. TlTB mazowr, maw-zore'; from 2114 in
the sense of turning aside from truth ;
treachery, i.e. a plot:— wound.
4305. TiTB mazowr, maw-zore'; or
*"ITO mazor, mato-zore'; from 2115 in the
sense of binding up; a bandage, i.e.
remedy; hence a sore (as needing a compress): —
bound up, wound.
fITTB m e znzab. See 4201.
4306. H^pa maziyacb, maw-zee'-akh; or
HTM mSzach, may-zakh'; from 2118; a bejf
(as movable):— girdle, strength.
4307. ihTa mazleir, maz-layg'; or (fem.)
JTtbTB mizlagab, miz-law-gaw' ; from
' ' an unused root mean, to draw up; a
fork:— fleshhook.
4308. Flb-TO mazzalah, maz-zaw-law' ; appar.
from 5140 in the sense of raining; a
constellation, i.e. Zodiacal sign (perh. as affecting
the weather):— planet. Comp. 4216.
4309. STBTn m^lmmah, me«-im-maw'; from
2161; a pton, usually evil (machina-
tion), sometimes good (sagacity) :— (wicked) device,
discretion, Intent, witty invention, lewdness, mis-
chievous (device), thought, wickedly.
4310. "VlBTa mtzmfiwr, miz-more 1 ; from 2167;
prop, instrumental music; by impl. a
poem set to notes:— psalm.
4311. iT-TOTM mazme'rali, maz-may-raw 1 ; from
2168; a pruning-knife:— pruning-
hook.
4212. fTtHp? m e zamm e rji.b, mez-am-mer-aw';
from 2168; a tweezer (only in the
plur.) :— snuff era.
4213. ^WB ruiz'ar, mtz-awr'; from the same as
2191; fewness; by impl. as superl.
dimiwutiveness:— few, X very.
1773 mazor. See 4205.
4314. FtlTQ mlzreb, miz-reh'; from 2219; a win-
nowing shovel (aa scattering the
chaff):— fan.
4215. iTITU m e zareb, mez-aw-reh'; appar. from
2219; prop, a scatterer, i.e. the north
wind (as dispersing clouds, only in plur.):— north.
4216. ST1-TB mazzarah, maz-zaw-raW '; appar.
from 6144 in the sense of distinction;
some noted constellation (only in the plur.), perh.
collect, the zodiac: — Mazzoroth. Comp. 4208.
4217. PHJP mlzracb, miz-rawkh'; from 2224;
sunrise, i.e. the east: — east (side,
-ward), (sun-) rising (of the sun).
4218. S^TB mlzra ( , miz-raw'; from 2232; a plant-
ed field:— thing sown.
4319. jJ'I'pa niizraq, miz-rawk'; from 2286; a
bowl (as If for sprinkling):— bason,
bowl.
4220. fta mea<li may'-akh; from 4229 in the
sense of greasing; fat; fig. rich:— failing
(one).
4221. tlB moach, mo'-akh; from the same as
4220; fat, i.e. marrow: — marrow.
4322. (XTOZ macha', mawkhaw'; a prim, root;
to rub or strike the hands together (in
exultation):— clap.
4233. NH73 m e «?h&' (Chald.), mekh-aw'; corresp.
to 4222; to strike in pieces; also to
arrest; spec, to impale:— hang, smite, stay.
4224. Nana macbabe', makh-ab-ay'; or
Nana macb&bd', makh-ab-o'; from 2244;
a refuge:— hiding (lurking) place.
4225. n*iana maclibereth, makh-beh'-reth;
from 2266; a junction, i.e. seam or
sewed piece: — coupling.
4226. JTiana m e cbabb e rab, mekh-ab-ber-aw' ;
from 2266; a joiner, i.e. brace or
cramp: — coupling, joining.
4237. nana macb&batb, makh-ab-ath' ; from
the same as 2281;- a pan for baking
in:— pan.
4238. n'lina macb&gdretb, makh-ag-o'-reth;
from 2296; a girdle:— girding.
4229. ttna machah, maw-khaw 1 ; a prim, root;
prop, to stroke or rub; by Impl. to
erase; also to smooth (as If with oil), i.e. grease or
make fat; also to touch, i.e. reach to: — abolish, blot
out, destroy, full of marrow, put out, reach unto,
X utterly, wipe (away, oat).
4230. fWina m e cbiiwgab, mekh-oo-gaW;
from 2328; an instrument for mark-
ing a circle, ie. compasses: — compass.
4231. Tina macbowz, maw-khoze'; from an
unused root mean, to enclose; a harbor
(as shut in by the shore):— haven.
4233. bSPItTO nfcbuwya'el, mekh-oo-yaw-ale' ;
or
bSP'riB M e ebiyya>el, mekh-ee-yaw-ale' ;
from 4229 and 410; smitten of Sod;
Mechujael or Mechijael, an antediluvian patriarch: —
Mehujael.
4233. ft'nna OTacbaviym, makh-av-eem'; ap-
par. a patrial, but from an unknown
place (in the plur. only for a sing.); a Machamte or
inhab. of some place named Machaveh:— Mahavite.
4234. Virra machowl, maw-khole'; from 2342;
a (round) dance: — dance (-clng).
4235. Vina Macbowl, maw-khole' ; the same as
4234; dancing; Machol, an Isr.:— Ma-
hol.
J-fcina m e cbdwlab. See 65, 4246.
4336. tlTOa macb&zeb, makh-az-eh'; from 2872;
a vision: — vision.
4237. ilTfia mecbezab, mekh-ez-aw>; from 2372;
a window:— light.
4238. rTTS^JTlB JJIacbaziy'owtb, makh-az-ee-
oth'; fem. plur. from 2372; visions;
Machazioth, an Isr.: — M ah azi oth.
4239. TIB m e cbly, mekh-ee'; from 4229; a stroke,
i.e. battering-ram/ — engines.
4240. fcHTra lff e cliiydi»', mekh-ee-daw 1 ; from
2380; junction; Mechida, one of the
Netbinim :— Mehida.
4241. {"TITO mlebyab, mikh-yaw 1 ; from 2421;
preservation of life; hence suste-
nance; also the live flesh, i.e. the quick:— preserve life,
quick, recover selves, reviving, sustenance, victuals.
bSTYlB OT e cbiyya»6l. See 4282.
4242. "VOB m e cbiyr, mekh-eer 1 ; from an un-
used root mean, to buy; price, pay-
ment, wages:— gain, hire, price, sold, worth.
4243. TTlB UI e cbiyr, mekh-eer 1 ; the same as
4242; price; Mechir, an Isr. :— Mehir.
4244. tlbtia Machlah, mdkh-law'; from 2470;
sickness; Machlah, the name appar. of
two Israelitesses:— Mahlah.
4245. Slbna maeb&leb, makh-al-eh'; or (fem.)
Fnna macb&lab, makk-al-aw 1 ; from
2470; sickness:— disease, infirmity,
sickness.
4246. nbha m e cbowlab, mekh-o-law'; fem. of
4234; a dance;— company, dances
(-cing).
4247. Slbria m e chlllah, mekh-il-laW; from
2490; a cavern (as if excavated):—
cave.
4248. "pbriB OTachlown, makh-lone'; from
2470; sick; Machlon, an Isr.:— Mahloa
4249. ibfia Iffachliy, mdkh-lee'; from 2470; sick;
Machli, the name of two Isr. :— Mahli.
4250. vflB Macbliy, mdkh-lee'; patron, from
4249; a Machlite or (collect.) desc. of
Machli :— Mahlites.
4251. "btlB maeblay, mafch-loo'ee; from 2470;
a disease: — disease.
4252. Elbna macbalapb, makh-al-awf; from
2498; a (sacrificial) knife (as gliding
through the flesh):— knife.
4253. Jtsbna macblapbab, makh-law-faw' ;
from 2498; a ringlet of hair (as glid-
ing over each other) :— lock.
4254. FlXbrjB macb&latsab, makh-aVaw-
tsaw'; from 2502; a mantle (as
easily drawn off): — changeable suit of apparel,
change of raiment.
4255. Jljjbrra macbUqab (Chald.), makh-lek-
aw 1 ; corresp. to 4256; a section (of
the Levites):— course.
4256. njj^na macb&ldqetb, makhrol-o'-keth;
from 2505; a section (of Levites, peo-
ple or soldiers):— company, course, division, portion.
See also 5555.
4257. nbna macb&latb, mafch-ol-ath'; from
2470; sickness; Machalath, prob. the
title (initial word) of a popular song:— Mahalath.
4258. nbna machalatb, makh-al-ath' ; the
same as 4257; sickness; Machalath,
the name of an Ishmaelitess and of an Israelitess:—
Mahalath.
4259. "'nbha ]Ii: e cb6latbiy, mekh-o-lawlhee';
patrial from 65; a Mecholathite or
Inhab. of Abel-Mecholah:— Mecholathite.
4260. l"IXBnB macbama'ab, makh-am-aw-
aw'; a denom. from 2529; something
buttery (I.e. unctuous and pleasant), as (fig.) flat-
tery:— X than butter.
4261. lana macbmad, makh-mawd'; from
2530; delightful; hence a delight, i.e.
object of affection or desire:— beloved, desire, goodly,
lovely, pleasant (thing).
4262. lana macbmad, makh-mood'; or
"VIBTTB macbmuwd, makh-mood'; from
2580; desired; hence a valuable:—
pleasant thing.
4263. bana macbmal, makh-mawl'; from 2550;
prop, sympathy; (by paronomasia with
4261) delight:— pitieth.
4264. Flina macbaneb, makh-an-eh'; from
2583; an encampment (of travellers or
troops); hence an army, whether lit. (of soldiers) or
fig. (of dancers, angels, cattle, locusts, stars; or even
the sacred courts):— army, band, battle, camp, com-
pany, drove, host, tents.
4265. 'J'jTttfJB OTachaneh-Dan, makh-an-ay'.
dawn; from 4264 and 1835; camp
of Dan; Machaneh-Dan, a place in Pal. ;— Mahaneh-
dar
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Mooth
Mayshawr
65
4266. D?3nH Macb&naylm, makh-an-ah'-yim;
dual of 4264; double camp; Machan-
ajim, a place in Pal. :— Mahanaim.
4267. pirn machanaq, makh-an-ak' ; from
2614; choking:— strangling.
8. SlOtTO macbaceb, makh-as-eh' ; or
JlpfTO macbceb, makh-seh'; from 2620;
a shelter (lit. or flg.):— hope, (place of)
refuge, shelter, trust.
4269. DlOrra macbcowm, makh-sohm'; from
2629; a muzzle:— bridle.
4270. TiDTTO machcowr, makh-sore'; or
""©TO macbcor, makh-sore'; from 2637;
deficiency; hence impoverishment:—
lack, need, penury, poor, poverty, want.
4271. FPDTTO Macbcfeyab, makh-say-yaw' ;
T " ' from 4268 and 3050; refuge of (i.e. in)
Jah; Machsejah, an Isr. :— Maaseiah.
4272. VTTO macbats, maw-khats'; a prim, root;
to dash asunder; by impl. to crush,
emash'or violently plunge; fig. to subdue or destroy:—
dip, pierce (through), smite (through), strike through,
wound.
4273. VTTI2 macbats, makh'-ats; from 4272; a
contusion; — stroke.
4274. 33£fl72 macbtseb, makh-tsabe'; from 2672;
prop, a hewing; concr. a quarry: —
hewed (-n).
4275. flltrTO mecbStsab, mekh-ets-aw' ; from
2673; a. halving: — half.
4276. rPlifTO macbatsiytb, makh-ats-eeth' ;
from 2673 ; a halving or the middle:—
half (so much), mid [-day].
4277. pJTO macbaq, maw-khak'; a prim, root; to
crush: — smite off.
4278. "IJ5t"D2 mecbqar, mekh-kawr 1 ; from 2713;
prop, scrutinized, i.e. (by impl.) a re-
cess: — deep place.
4279. "irro macbar, maw-khar'; prob. from 309;
prop, deferred, i.e. the morrow; usually
(adv.) tomorrow; indef . hereafter:— time to come, to-
morrow.
4280. rWltp? macbara'ab, makh-ar-aw-aw' ;
from the same as 2716; a sink:—
draught house.
4281. !TI23'lIl'3 maebaresbab, makh-ar-ay-
shaw'; from 2790; prob. a pwk-
are:— mattock.
4282. niB'HfTO macb&resbetb, makh-ar-eh'-
sheth; from 2790; prob. a hoe:—
share.
4283. n*in72 mochdratb, mokh-or-awth' ; or
tr. T ■ ■
tjn'in^J mocbdratbam (1 Sam. 30 : 17),
mokh-or-aw-thawm' ; fern, from the
same as 4279; the morrow or (adv.) tomorrow: —
morrow, next day.
4284. !"DUJrra Jmachasbabab, makh-ash-aw-
baw' ; or
DTilinB macb&gbebetb, makh-ash-eh'-
beth; from 2803; a contrivance, i.e.
(concr.) a texture, machine, or (abstr.) intention,
plan (whether bad, a, plot; or good, advice): — cunning
(work), curious work, device (-sed), imagination, in-
vented, means, purpose, thought.
4285. TtBtTO macbsbak, makh-shawk'; from
2821 ; darkness; concr. a darkplace:—
dark (-ness, place).
4286. C|ian?3 macbsopb, makh-sofe'; from 2834;
a peeling:— made appear.
4287. nfi52 Macbatb, makh'-ath; prob. from
4229 ; erasure; Machath, the name of
two Isr.:— Mahath.
4288. flFina mfieblttalt, mekh-it-taw; from 2846;
prop, a dissolution; concr. a ruin, or
(abstr.) consternation:— destruction, dismaying,
ruin, terror.
4289. InriHU macbtab, makh-taw'; the same as
T : 4288 in the sense of removal; a pan
for live coals:— censer, firepan, snuffdish.
4290. n"intTO macbteretb, makh-teh'-reth;
from 2864; a burglary; flg. unex-
pected examination: — breaking up, secret search.
4291. NH73 m e ta> (Chald.), met-aW; or
fIU73 m e tab (Chald.), met-aw'; appar. cor-
resp. to 4672 in the intrans. sense of
being found present; to arrive, extend or happen: —
come, reach.
4292. Nl2Nl373 mat'at£', mat-at-ay'; appar. a
denom. from 2916; a broom (as re-
moving dirt [comp. Engl, "to dust", i.e. remove
dust]) :— besom.
4293. ratM matbeacb, mat-bay'-akh; from
2873; slaughter:— slaughter.
4294. !lp73 ma«eli, mat-teh'; or (fem.)
f"!H73 ma;tah, mat-taw 1 ; from 5186; a
branch (as extending); fig. a tribe; also
a rod, whether for chastising (flg. correction), ruling
(a sceptre), throwing (a lance), or walking (a staff;
flg. a support of life, e.g. bread):— rod, staff, tribe.
4295. 71B73 mattab, mat'-taw; from 5786 with
directive enclitic appended; downward,
below or beneath; often adv. with or without pre-
fixes:— beneath, down (-ward), less, very low, under
(-neath).
4296. map mlitali, mit-taw'; from 5186; a bed
(as extended) for sleeping or eating; by
anal, a sofa, litter or bier:— bed ([-chamber]), bier.
4297. FiaM mutfeb, moot-teh'; from 5186; a
stretching, i.e. distortion (flg. ini-
quity) :— perverseness.
4298. !"iE73 mattab, moot-taw'; from 5186; ex-
pansion:— stretching out.
4299. 7T1l373 majveb, mat-veh'; from 2901; some-
thing spun:— spun.
4300. b^EM m e tiyl, met-eel'; from 2904 in the
sense of hammering out; an iron bar
(as forged):— bar.
4301. "|i73U73 matmown, mat-mone'; or
yi2072 mat mon, mat-mone 1 ; or
173U72 matamiiii, mat-moon'; from 2934; a
secret storehouse; hence a secreted
valuable (buried); geE. money:— hidden riches, (hid)
treasure (-s).
4302. y£37? matta.', mat-taw'; from 5193; some-
thing planted, i.e. the place (a garden
or vineyard), or the thing (a plant, fig. of men); by
impl. the act, planting:— plant (-ation, -ing).
4303. D7U72 inat'aiii mat-am'; or (fem.)
rTHJ'tM mat'ammab, mat-am-maw';
from 2938; a delicacy.— dainty
(meat), savoury meat.
4304. nngp'p niitpachatb, mit-pakh'-ath;
from 2946; a wide cloak (for a
woman): — vail, wimple,
4305. *"lD73 mafar, maw-tar'; a prim, root; to
rain.— (cause to) rain (upon).
4306. 1E373 malar, maw-tawr'; from 4305; rain:—
rain
4307. N1I273 mattara', mat-taw-raw'; or
rfnEM mattarah, mat-taw-raw'; from
5201; a jail (as a guard-house); also
an aim (as being closely watched):— mark, prison.
4308. *Tn£?7? OTatred, mat-rode'; from 2956;
propulsive; Matred, an Edomitess:—
Hatred.
4309. ■'"liJg Matriy, mat-ree'; from 4305; rainy;
Matri, an Isr.:— Matri.
4310. ''TO mty, me; an interrog. pron. of persons,
as 4100 is of things, who? (occasionally, by
a peculiar idiom, of things); also (indef .) whoever;
often used in oblique construction with pref. or
suff.:— any (man), X he, X him, + O that! what,
which, who (-m, -se, -soever), + would to God.
4311. NiT'73 Meyd e ba», may-deb-aw'; from
T : 4325 and 1679; water of quiet;
Medeba, a place in Pal. :— Medeba.
4312. "TT 1 73 Meydad, may-dawd'; from 3032 in
the sense of loving; affectionate; lie-
dad, an Isr.:— Medad.
4313. "Pp^TIt "tZ Mey bay-Yarq6wn, may
hah"ee-yar-kone' ; from 4325 and
3420 with the art. interposed ; water of the yellowness;
Me-haj-Jarkon, a place in Pal. :— Me-jarkon.
4314. 3tiTf ''M Mey Zabab, may zaw-hawV;
from 4325 and 2091, water of gold;
Me-Zahab, an Edomite:— Mezahab.
4315. iCJ^Ta meytab, may-tawb'; from 8190; the
best part:— best.
4316. SO^a Miyka', mee-kaw'; a var. for 4318;
Mica, the name of two Isr.:— Micha.
4317. 5N5" , 73 Mlyka'el, me-kaw-ale'; from 4310
and (the pref. der. from) 3588 and 410;
who (is) like God?; Mikael, the name of an archangel
and of nine Isr. '.—Michael.
4318. ilp 11 ?? Miykab, mee-kaw 1 ; an abbrev. of
4320; Micah, the name of seven Isr.:—
Micah, Micaiah, Michah.
4319. *l!-!3T0» Miykabuw, me-kaw'-hoo; a
contr. for 4321; Mikehu, an Isr. pro.
phet:— Micaiah (2 Chron. 18 : 8).
4320. fTtP?? Miykayah, me-kaw-yaw'; from
4310 and (the pref. der. from) 8588 and
3050; who (is) like Jah?; Micajah, the name of two
Isr. : — Micah, Michaiah. Comp. 4318.
4321. 1!T]3 , 7; Miybay«buw, me-kaw-yehrhoo';
or
1!"P3Q Mlkay e buw (Jer. 36 : 11), me-
kaw-yeh-hoo' ; abbrev. for 4322; Mika-
jah, the name of three Isr.:— Micah, Micaiah,
Michaiah.
4322. 1!"P3173 Miykayabuw, me-kaw-yaw 1 -hoo;
for 4320; Mikajah, the name of an.
Isr. and an Israelitess:— Michaiah.
4323. b^p miykal, me-kawl'; from 3201; prop.
a container, i.e. a streamlet: — brook.
4324. 53^73 Miykal, me-kawl'; appar. the same
as 4323; rivulet; Mikal, Saul's daugh-
ter:— Michal.
4325. U?73 mayim, mah'-yim; dual of a prttn.\ j&
noun (but used in a sing, sense); water ;\\
flg. juice; by euphem. urine, semen: )- piss,/ *
wasting, water (-ing, [course, -flood, -spring]).
4326. ^72^73 Miyamin, me-yaw-meem' ; a form
for 4509; Mijamin, the name of three
Isr. :— Miamin, Mijamin.
4327. ] 1 73 miyn, meen; from an unused root
mean, to portion out; a sort, i.e. species:—
kind. Comp. 4480.
4328. 7"nS?72° m e yuccadab, meh-yoos-saw-
daw'; prop. fem. pass. part, of 3245;
something founded, i.e. a foundation: — foundation.
4329. ^D^? meyciik, may-sawk 1 ; from 5526; a
portico (as covered):— covert.
n?B" , 73 OTSypba'atb. See 4158.
4330. V^12 miyts, meets; from 4160; pressure:—
churning, forcing, wringing.
4331. NUTO Meysba', may-shaw 1 ; from 4185;
departure; Mesha, a place in Arabia;
also an Isr. :— Mesha.
4332. bNlZra Ittlysba'el, mee-shaw-ale' '; from
4310 and 410 with the abbrev. insep.
rel. [see 834] interposed; who (is) what God (is)?;
Mishael, the name of three Isr.:— Mishael.
4333. bNlB" 1 )? Miysba'el (Chald.), mee-shaw-ale';
corresp. to 4332; Mishael, an Isr.:—
Mishael.
4334. *liHJ' 1 73 miysbowr, mee-shore'; or
lidia miysbor, mee-shore'; from 3474; a
level, i.e. a plain (often used [with the
art. pref.] as a prop, name of certain districts); fig.
concord: also straightness, i.e. (fig.) justice (some-
times adv. justly):— equity, even place, plain, right
(-eously), (made) straight, uprightness.
4335. ^IZ^U Meysbak. may-shak'; borrowed
from 4336; Meshak, an Isr.:— Meshak.
4336. "pfn Meysbak (Chald.), may-shak'; of
for. or. and doubtful signif.; Meshak,
the Bab. name of 4333:— Meshak.
4337. 5 > 'lB' 1 73 Mey»ba«, may-shah'; from 3467;
safety; Mesha, an Isr.: — Mesha.
4338. 5>TZJ -, 73) Meysba«, may-shaw'; a var. for
4337; safety; Mesha, a Moabite:—
Mesha.
. TUTU meysbar, may-shawr'; from 3474;
evenness, i.e. (flg,) prosperity or con-
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cord; also straightness, i.e. (fig.) rectitude (only to
plur. with sing, sense; often adv.):— agreement,
aright, that are equal, equity, (things that are) right
(-eousiy, things), sweetly, upright (-ly, -ness).
4340. irpa mej tliar, may-thawr' ; from 8498; a
cord (of a tent) [comp. 3499] or the
ttring (of a bow):— cord, string.
4341. 138373 mak'ob, mak-obe'; sometimes
318373 mak'owb, mahobe'; also (fern.
Is*. 63 : 3)
!"S*liX373 mak'obah, mak-o-baw 1 ; from
3510; anguish, or (fig.) eviction:—
grief, pain, sorrow.
T5D73 niakbiyr, male-beer'; trans, part,
of 3527; plenty:— abundance.
3. 833373 Makbisna', mak-bay-naw 1 ; from
the same as 3528; knoll; Macbena, a
place to Pal. settled by him:— Machbenah.
4344. * , 3!")"373 lH.akban.u.ay, mak-ban-nah'ee;
patrial from 4343; a Macbannite or
native of Maobena:— Machbanai.
4345. 1:3373 makber, mak-bare'; from 3527 in
the sense of covering [comp. 3531]; a
prole;— grate.
4346. 1^373 makbar, mahbawr'; from 3527 in
the sense of covering; a cloth (as
netted [comp. 4845]):— thick cloth.
4347. H373 makkah, mak-kaw 1 ; or (masc.)
•1373. makkeh, mak-keh'; (plur. only) from
5221; a blow (In 2 Chron. 2 : 10, of the
flail); by impl. a wound; flg. carnage, also pesti-
lence:— beaten, blow, plague, slaughter, smote,
X sore, stripe, stroke, wound ([-ed]).
4348. 5TD73 mlkrah. mik-vaw'; from 3554; a
burn:— that burneth, burning.
4349. *|i373 makown, maw-kone'; from 3559;
prop, a fixture, i.e. a basis; gen. a
place, esp. as an abode:— foundation, habitation,
(dwelling-, settled) place.
4350. !"IJ"D*a m'kowiiah mek-o-naw'; or
FU373 m e koiiali mek-o-naw'; fern, of 4849;
& pedestal, also a spot: — base.
4351. i" - 1!373 m e kuwrah, mek-oo-raw'; or
711373 m'korah, mek-o-raw 1 ; from the
same as 8564 to the sense of digging;
origin (as If a mine):— birth, habitation, nativity.
4352. "WS Ittakty, maw-kee'; prob. from 4134;
pining; Maki, an Isr.:— Machi.
4353. I'OTS Maktyr, maw-keer'; from 4876; sales-
man; Makir, an Isr.:— Machir.
4354. "*Y"SQ Iflakiyrty, maw-kee-ree' ; patron.
from 4853; a Hakirite or descend, of
Makir:— of Machir.
4355. TI373 makak, maw-kaW; a prim, root; to
tumble (to ruins); flg. to perish:— be
brought low, decay.
4356. ^18^373 mikla'ah, mik-law-aw'; or
7T3D13 miklah, mik-law'; from 3607; a pen
* ' ' (for flocks):— ([sheep-]) fold. Comp.
4857.
4357. ribSTp miklab, mik-law'; from 8616; com-
T : ' pletion (in plur. concr. adv. wholly):—
perfect. Comp. 4356.
4358. bib?)? mlklowl, mikJole'; from 86S4;
perfection (i.e. concr. adv. splen-
didly):— most gorgeously, all sorts.
4359. bb373 mlklal, mik-lawl'; from 3634; per-
fection (of beauty) :— perfection.
4360. bbiaa liilklul, mik-lool'; from 3684; some-
thing perfect, i.e. a splendid garment: —
all sorts.
4361. nbiS73 makkoleth, mak-ko'-leth; from
398; nourishment;— food.
4362. 173373 mlkman, mik-man'; from the same
as 3646 to the sense of hiding; treasure
(as hidden,):— treasure.
4363. DM372 Iffikmac (Ezra 2 : 27; Keh. 7 : 81),
mik-maws'; or
"1573372 Tffikmash, mik-mawsh'; or
12)73373 Ifflkinash (Keh. 11 : 31), mik-mash';
from 3647; hidden; Mikmas or Mik-
mash, a place in Pal.: — Mi kmas , Mikmash.
4364. 173373 luakmar mak-mawr 1 ; or
173373 mlkmor, mik-more'; from 8648 to
the sense of blackening by heat; a
(hunter's) net (as dark from concealment):— net.
4365. 1*1173373 mlkmereth, mifc-roeh'-reffc; or
■"1173373 mlkmdreth, mik-mo'-reth; fern.
of 4364; a (fisher's) net;— drag, net.
11373373 Mikmash. See 4363.
4366. rn73373 Mlkm e thath, mik-meth-awth' ;
appar. from an unused root mean.
to hide; concealment; Mikmethath, a place to Pal.:—
Michmethath.
4367. * l 5"!3373 Ittaknadbay, mak-nad-bah'ee:
from 4100 and 5068 with a particle
interposed; what (is) like (a) liberal (man)?; Mak-
nadbai, an Isr. :— Machnadebai.
S-13373 mekonah. See 4850.
713353 OT 6 konah, mek-o-naw'; the same as
t :
4350; a base; Mekonah, a place in
Pal. :— Mekonah.
4369. !"!3373 111' feu mill mek-oo-naw'; the same
as 4350; a spot:— base.
4370. 33373 mlkiiac, mik-nawce'; from 3647 in
the sense of hiding; (only in dual)
drawers (from concealing the private parts):— bree-
ches.
4371. 3373 mek.ec, meh'-kes; prob. from an un-
used root mean, to enumerate; an
assessment (as based upoa a census) :— tribute.
4372. 713373 mlkceb, mik-seh'; from 8680; a
covering, Le. weather-boarding;—
covering.
4373. 7*13373 inikcah, mik-saw'; fern, of 4371; an
enumeration; by impl. a valuation:—
number, worth.
4374. H3373 m e kacceh, mek-as-seh'; from 3680;
a covering, i.e. garment; spec, a
coverlet (for a bed), an awning (from the sun); also
the omentum (as covering the intestines):— clothing,
to cover, that which covereth.
4375. 713*3373 Makpelah, mak-pay-law' ; from
8717; a fold; Makpelah, a place in
Pal. :— Machpelah.
4376. 1373 makar, maw-kar'; a prim, root; to
sell, lit. (as merchandise, a daughter in
marriage, Into slavery), or flg. (to surrender): — X at
all, sell (away, -er, self).
4377. 1373 meker, meh'-ker; from 4376; merchan-
dise; also value:— pay, price, ware.
4378. 1373 makkar, mak-kawr'; from 5234; an
acquaintance:— acquaintance.
4379. 711*373 mlkreh, mik-reh'; from 3738; a pit
(for salt) :— [salt-] pit.
rT"D73 m e kerah, mek-ay-raw'; prob. from
the same as 3564 to the sense of stab-
bing; a sword:— habitation.
711373 m'korali. See 4851.
4381. "'1373 Ifllkrty, mik-ree'; from 4376; sales-
man; Mikri, an Isr. :— Michri.
4382. * , nl373 M e kerathly, mek-ay-raw-thee' ;
patrial from an unused name (the
same as 4880) of a place to Pal. ; a Mekerathite, or
Inhab. of Mekerah:— Mecberathite.
4383. bilZJ373 mikshowl, mik-shole'; or
7115373 mlkshol, mik-shole'; masc. from
3782; a stumbling-block, lit. or flg.
(obstacle, enticement [spec, an idol], scruple):— caused
to fall, offence, X [no-] thing offered, ruin, stumbling-
block.
4384. 713T15373 makshelah, mak-shay-law' ; tern.
from 8782; a stumbling-block, but
only flg. (fall, enticement [idol]):— ruin, stumbling-
block.
4385. 3F1373 mi k tab mik-tawb'; from 8789; a
thing written, the characters, or a
document (letter, copy, edict, poem):— writing.
7lr*i373 m e klttah, mek-it-taw 1 ; from 3807;
a fracture:— bursting.
4387. dr*l373 mlktam, mik-tawm'; from 8799; an
engratiing, Le. (techn.) a poem:—
Michtam.
4388. 115F1373 maktesh, mak-taysh'; from 3806;
a mortar; by anal, a socket (ot a
tooth):— hollow place, mortar.
4389. 1BF1373 Itlaktesii mak-taysh'; the same as
4888; dell; the Maktesh, a place in
Jerus. :— Maktesh.
bia mnl. See 4136.
4390. 8b*3 mal£', maw-lay 1 ; or
8373 mala* (Esth. 7 : 5), maw-law 1 ; a prim,
root, to fill or (intrans.) be full of, in a
wide application (lit. and flg.):— accomplish, confirm,
+ consecrate, be at an end, be expired, be fenced, fill,
fulfil, (be, become, X draw, give in, go) full (-ly, -ly
set, tale), [over-] flow, fulness, furnish, gather (selves,
together), presume, replenish, satisfy, set, space, take
a [hand-] full, + have wholly.
4391. 8b?3 m e la» (Chald.), meUaw'; corresp. to
" 4390; to /HI;— fill, be full.
4392. 8b?3 male', maw-lay'; from 4390; full (lit.
or flg.) or filling (lit.); also (concr.) ful-
ness; adv. fully:— X she that was with child, flu (-ed,
-ed with), full (-ly), multitude, as is worth.
4393. 6tb73 m e 16>, mel-o'; rarely
8*073 m e l6w>, mel-o'; or
"073 m e 16w (Ezek. 41 : 8), mel-o'; from 4390;
fulness (lit. or flg.):— x all along, X all
that is (there-) in, fill, ( x that whereof . . . was) full,
fulness, [hand-] full, multitude.
riV?3 Millo* See 4407.
4394. 8^73 mllla.', mil-loo'; from 4890; a fulfilling
(only in plur.), i.e. (lit.) a setting (of
gems), or (techn.) consecration (also concr. a dedica-
tory sacrifice):— consecration, be set.
4395. !""8b"3 m c le'ah, mel-ay-aw'; tern, of 4392;
something fulfilled, i.e. abundance (of
produce):— (first of ripe) fruit, fulness.
4396. !18T73 millu'ah, miMoo-aio'; fem. of 4894;
a, filling, i.e. setting (of gems):— inclos-
ing, setting.
4397. "^8?73 mal'ak, maVawk'; from an unused
root mean, to despatch as a deputy; a
messenger; spec, of God, i.e. an angel (also a prophet,
priest or teacher):— ambassador, angel, king, messen-
ger.
4398. *"j8b*3 mal'ak (Chald.), mal-alt'; corresp.
to 4397; an angel:— angel.
4399. 7138^73 m'la'kab, meZ-auj-itoui'; from the
same as 4897; prop, deputyship, i.e.
ministry; gen. employment (never servile) or work
(abstr. or concr.); also property (as the result of
labor):— business, -+■ cattle, + industrious, occupation.
( + -pied), + officer, thing (made), use, (manner of)
work ([-man], -manship).
4400. ri*i38b73 mal'aknwtb, mal-dk-ooth' ;
from the same as 4397; a message:—
4401. *'3iS:b73 Mal'akiy, mal-aw-kee'; from the
same as 4397; ministrative; Malaki,
a prophet:— Malachi.
4402. nNb73 mllle'th, mil-layth'; from 4390;
fulness, i.e. (concr.) a plump socket
(of the eye):— X fitly.
4403. laiaba malbnw»b, mal-boosh'; or
"25*ib"3 malbngh, mal-boosh'; from 3847; a
garment, or (collect.) clothing:— ap-
parel, raiment, vestment.
4404. "i{"073 malbea, mal-bane'; from 3835
(denom.); a brick-kiln:— brickwork.
4405. rfM? mi] lab, mil-law'; from 4448 (plur.
masc. as if from
i"l573 milleb, mil-leh'); a word; collect, a
discourse; fig. a topic: — [-answer, by-
word, matter, any thing (what) to say, to speak (-tog),
speak, talKtog, word.
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1406. JtbB mlllah (Chald.), miUlaW; corresp. to
4405; a word, command, discourse, or
subject: — commandment, matter, thing, word.
iba m e low. See 4393.
Nlba m e ldW. See 4393.
I
4407. Nib? mlllow', mil-lo 1 ; or
8t5» mil-Id' (2 Kings 12 : 20), miUo'; from
4390; a rampart (as jUZed in), i.e. the
oitadel:— Mfflo. See also 1037.
4408. 01353 mallurvach, mal-loo'-akh; from
4414; seo-purstai» (from its saMness):—
mallows.
4409. TpbB Btalliiwk, mal-luke'; or
"<3lbB° OTallnwkiy (Neh. 12 : 14), moI-Joo-
fcee'; from 4427; regnant; Mallnk, the
name of five Isr.;— Malluoh, Melichu [.from the
marg.].
4410. !"DlbB m e lnwkali, mel-oo-JmiB',' fem.
pass. part, of 4427; something ruled,
l.e. a realm:— kingdom, king's, x royal.
4411. ]lba malinn, maw-lone'; from 8385; a
lodgment, i.e. caravanserai or encamp-
ment:— iaa, place where . . . lodge, lodging (place).
4413. !"I5lba mHuwnah, mel-oo-naw 1 ; fem.
from 3885; a hut, a hammock: — cot-
tage, lodge.
4413. "TVlbjQ OTalldwthiy, mal-lo'-thee; appar.
from 4448; I have talked (i.e. loqua-
cious): — MaUothi, an Isr. : — Mallothi.
4414. tT3B malach, maw-lakh'; a prim, root;
prop, to rub to pieces or pulverize; ta-
trans. to disappear as dust; also (as denom. from
4417) to salt whether intern, (to season with salt) or
extern, (to rub with salt): — X at all, salt, season,
temper together, vanish away.
4415. tlba m e lach (Chald.), mel-akh'; corresp.
to 4414; to eat salt, i.e. (gen.) subsist:—
+ have maintenance.
4416. tibn m e lach (Chald.), mel-akh'; from 4415;
salt: — h maintenance, salt.
4417. J"ib_B melach, meh'-lakh; from 4414; prop.
powder, i.e. (spec.) salt (as easily pulver-
ized and dissolved:— salt ([-pit]).
4418. flba malach, maw-lawkh'; from 4414 in its
orig. sense; a rag or old garment:—
rotten rag.
4419. tlba mallach, mal-lawkh'; from 4414 in its
second, sense; a sailor (as following "the
salt "):— mariner.
4420. rttlba m e ldcha,h, mel-ay-khaw' ; from
' 4414 (in its denom. sense); prop, salted
(i.e. land [778 being understood]), i.e. a desert:—
barren land (-ness), salt [land],
4431. ITanbip mllchamah, mil-khaw-maw' ;
from 3898 (in the sense of fighting);
a battle (i.e. the engagement); gen. u>ar(i.e. war-
fare):— battle, fight, (-tag), war ([-rior]).
4433. Db_73 malaf, maw-lat'; a prim, root; prop.
to be smooth, i.e. (by impl.) to escape (as
if by slipperiness); causat. to release or rescue; spec,
to bring forth young, emit sparks:— deliver (self),
escape, lay, leap out, let alone, let go, preserve, save,
X speedily, X surely.
4433. 13*373 melef, meh'-let; from 4422, cement
(from its plastic smoothness):— day.
4434. f"P£3b73 OT e Iatyali, mel-at-yaW; from 4423
,! ' and 3050; (whom) Jah has delivered;
Melatjah, a Gibeonite:— MelaOah.
4435. tjjftfO m e liylah, mel-ee-law'; from 4449
(in the sense of cropping [comp. 4135]);
a head of grain (as cut oft):— ear.
4436. flST'bB m e liytsah, mel-ee-tsaw' ; from
3887; an aphorism; also a satire: —
interpretation, taunting.
4437. lb_73 malak, maw-lak'; a prim, root; to
reign; incept, to ascend the throne;
causat. to induct into royalty; hence (by impl.) to
take counsel:— consult, X indeed, be (make, set a, set
up) king, be (make) queen, (begin to, make to) reign
(-tag), rule. X surely.
4438. TjbH melek, meh'-lek; from 4427; a king:—
king, royal.
4439. "sjba Melek. meh'-lek; the same as 4428;
king; Melek, the name of two Isr.:—
Melech, Hammelech [by includ. the art.].
4430. "!jba melek (Chald.), meh'-lek; corresp. to
4428; a king:— king, royaL
4431. ^ba m e lak (Chald.), mel-ak'; from a root
corresp. to 4427 in the sense of consul-
tation; advice.-— counsel.
4433. Tjb73 mdlek, mo'-lek; from 4427; Molek (i.e.
king), the chief deity of the Ammon-
ites:— Molech. Comp. 4445.
4433. N3b)3 malka' (Chald.), mal-kaw 1 ; corresp.
to 4436; a queen:— queen.
4434. rnbba malkddeth, mal-ko'-deth; from
8920; a snare:— trap.
4435. ftebn Mllkah, mil-haw 1 ; a form of 4436;
queen; Milcah, the name of a Hebrew-
ess and of an Isr. :— Milcah.
4436. Fisbn malkah, mal-kaw'; fem. of 4428; a
queen: — queen.
4437. 133B malkuw (Chald.), mal-koo'; corresp.
to 4438; dominion (abstr. or concr.):—
kingdom, kingly, realm, reign.
4438. rTDba malkuwth, maUkooth'; or
1133)3 malkuth, mal-kooth'; or (in plur.)
!Tpb)3 malkuyah, mal-koo-ydh' ; from
4427; a rule; concr. a dominion: —
empire, kingdom, realm, reign, royal.
4439. bflPSiba Malkiy'el, maVkee-ale'; from
4428 and 410; king of (i.e. appointed
by) God; Malkiel, an Isr. :— Malohiel.
4440. ■'b&TSlba Malkiy'eliy, mal-kee-ay-lee' ;
patron, from 4439; a Malkielite or
desc. of Malkiel:— Malchielite.
4441. J"F3373 IKalkiyah, maUkee-yaw' ; or
<I!-P3ba Malkiyahnw (Jer. 88 : 6), maU
kee-yaw'-hoo; from 4428 and 8050;
king of (i.e. appointed by) Jah; MaUeijah, the name
of ten Isr. :— Malchiah, Malchijah.
4443. 'piSt" l 3b73 OTalkiy-Tuedeq, mal-kee-
"' tseh'-dek; from 4428 and 6664;
king of right; Malki-Tsedek, an early king in Pal.:—
Melchizedek.
4443. DTSiba Malklyram, maVkee-rawm' ;
from 4428 and 7311; king of a high
one (i.e. of exaltation); Malkiram, an Isr.: — Malchi-
ram.
4444. glUjisba Malkiy»huwa«, mal-kee-shoo'-
ah; from 4428 and 7769; king of
wealth; Malkishua, an Isr. :— Malchishua.
4445. Q3>ba Malkam, mal-kawm'; or
0133)3 Milkowm, mil-kome'; from 4428
for 4432; Malcam or Milcom, the
national idol of the Ammonites :-Malcham, Milcom.
4446. rpba m e leketh, meUeh'-keth; from 4427;
a queen:— queen.
4447. ri?ba Moleketh, mo-leh'-keth; fem. act.
part, of 4427; queen; Moleketh, an
Israelitess:— Hammoleketh [includ. the art.].
4448. bba mala] maw-lal'; a prim, root; to
speak (mostly poet.) or say:— say, speak,
utter.
4449. bba m e lal (Chald.), meVal'; corresp. to
4448; to speak:— say, speak (-tag).
4450. "'bba Milalay, mee-lal-ah'ee; from 4448;
talkative; Milalai, an Isr. :— Milalai.
4451. "iaba malmad. mal-mawd'; from 3925; a
goad for oxen:— goad.
4453. yba malats, maw-lats'; a prim, root; to
be smooth, i.e. (flg.) pleasant:— be
sweet.
4453. litba meltsar, mel-tsawr'; of Pers. der.;
T ' ' the butler or other officer in the Bab.
court:— Melzar.
4454. pb)3 malaq, maw-lak 1 ; a prim, root; to
crack a joint; by impl. to wring the neck
of a fowl (without separating it):— wring oft.
4455. Olpba malqowach, mal-ko'-akh; from
8917; trans, (in dual) the jaws (as
taking food); lntrans. spoil [and captives] (as
taken):— booty, jaws, prey.
4456. ttjlpba malqdwsh, mal-koshe'; from
3953 ; the spring rain (comp. 8954) ; fig.
eloquence:— latter rain.
4457. njjba melqach, mel-kawkh'; or
ftpba malqach, mal-kawkh'; from 3947;
(only in dual) tweezers:— snuffers,
tongs.
4458. Innnba meltachah, mel-taio-khaw' ; from
an unused root mean, to spread out;
a wardrobe (i.e. room where clothing is spread):—
vestry.
4459. TOFlbtt maltatah, mal-taw-aw'; transp.
for 4973; a grinder, i.e. back tooth:—
great tooth.
4460. !"H37273 mamm e gurah., mam-meg-oo-
raw 1 ; from 4048 (in the sense of de-
positing') ; a granary:— bam.
4461. laa meiuad, may-mad'; from 4058; a
measure; — measure.
4463. 1317373 TSVm.mr1i.aix, mem-oo-kawn'; or
(transp.)
■)3aia° Mowniukan (Esth. 1 : 16), mo-
moo-kawn'; of Pers. der.j Memucan
or Momucan, a Pers. satrap:— Memucan.
4463. 1117373 maiudwtli maw-mothe'; from
4191; a mortal disease; concr. a
corpse: — death.
4464. "1T7373 mainzer, mam-zare'; from an un-
used root mean, to alienate; & mongrel,
i.e. born of a Jewish father and a heathen mother:—
bastard.
4465. '"ISBB mlmkar, mim-kawr'; from 4376;
merchandise; abstr. a selling: —
X ought, (that which Cometh of) sale, that which . . .
sold, ware.
4466. rnSBB mlmkereth, mim-keh'-reth; fem.
of 4465; &sale: 1- sold as.
4467. i"t33B73 mamlakah, mam-law-kaw';
from 4427; dominion, i.e. (abstr.) the
estate (ruZe) or (concr.) the country (realm) :— king-
dom, king's, reign, royal.
4468. nisbaa mamlakuwth, mam-law-
kooth'; a form of 4467 and equtv. to
it:— kingdom, reign.
4469. T|0BB mamcak, mam-sawk'; from 4587;
mixture, i.e. (spec.) wine mixed (with
water or spices):— drink-offering, mixed wine.
4470. 'IBB memer, meh'-mer; from an unused
root mean, to grieve; sorrow:— bitter-
ness.
4471. N^iaa Blamre), mam^ray'; from 4754 (in
the sense of vigor); lusty; Manure, an
Amorite:— Mamre.
4473. 1*1730 mamror, mam-roref; from 4843;
a bitterness, i.e. (fig.) calamity:—
bitterness.
4473. rnpBa mUnah.a.cb,mim-shakh'; from 4886,
in the sense of expansion; outspread
(i.e. with outstretched wings):— anointed.
4474. "btlJBa mlmshal, mim-shawl'; from 4910;
a ruler or (abstr.) rule:— dominion,
that ruled.
4475. nblBBB memahalah, mem-shaw-laW ;
fem. of 4474; rule; also (concr. in
plur.) a realm or a ruler:— dominion, government,
power, to rule.
4476. pttpBB mlmsb&q., mim-shawk'; from the
same as 4943; a possession;— breeding.
4477. P£lBB mamtaq, mam-talc 1 ; from 4985;
something sweet (lit. or fig.):— (most)
sweet.
4478. "(B man, mawn; from 4100; lit. a whatness
(so to speak), i.e. manna (so called from
the question about it):— manna.
4479. "]B man (Chald.), mawn; from 4101; who or
what (prop, taterrog., hence also tadet,
and rel.):— what, who (-msoever, + -so).
4480. "|B mln, min; or
"'SB minnf y, min-nee'; or
^313 mlnney (constr. plur.), mfti-nay' (Isa.
SO : 11); for 4482; prop, a pari of ; hews
68
Min
Mahalaw
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
(prep.), from or out of in many senses (as follows):—
above, after, among, at, because of, by (reason of),
from (among), in, x neither, x nor, (out) of, over,
since, X then, through, X whether, with.
4481. ^53 min (Chald.), min; corresp. to 4480:—
according, after, + because, + before, by,
for, from, X him, X more than, (out) of, part, since,
X these, to, upon, + when.
4482. I'D men, mane; from an unused root mean.
to apportion; a part; hence a musical
chord (as parted into strings):— in [the same] (Psa.
68 : S3), stringed instrument (Psa. 150 : 4), whereby
(Psa. 45 : 8 [defective plur.J).
4483. N373 m e na' (Chald.), men-aie 1 ; or
STI373 ni e nah (Chald.), men-aw'; corresp. to
4487; to count, appoint:— number,
ordain, set.
4484. N373 Jiione" (Chald.), men-ay 1 ; pass. part, of
4483; numbered: — Mene.
4485. W'JlM inangiynah, man-ghee-naw 1 ;
from 5059; a satire:— music.
•TJIM mlndah. See 4061.
4486. 1*3373 manda« CChald.), man-dah'; cor-
resp. to 4093; wisdom or intelligence:—
knowledge, reason, understanding.
HJ73 iiinali See 4483.
4487. HIT! manih, maw-naw'; a prim, root;
prop, to weigh out; by impl. to allot or
constitute officially; also to enumerate or enroll:—
appoint, count, number, prepare, set, tell.
4488. FI373 maneh, maw-neh'; from 4487; prop.
a fixed weight or measured amount, i.e.
(teehn.) a maneh or mina: — maneh, pound.
4489. 71373 moneh, mo-neh'; from 4487; prop.
something weighed out, i.e. (fig.) a
portion of time, i.e. an instance:— time.
4490. iTDB manah, maw-naw 1 ; from 4487; prop.
something weighed", out, i.e. (gen.) a
division; spec, (of food) a ration; also a lot:— such
things as belonged, part, portion.
4491. 371373 minhag, min-hawg'; from 5090; the
driving (of a chariot):— driving.
4492. !T"I71373 mlnharah, min-haw-raw' ; from
5102; prop, a channel or fissure, i.e.
(by impl.) a cavern:— den.
4493. TtoH m&nowd, maw-node'; from 5110; a
nodding or toss (of the head in deri-
sion) :— shaking.
4494. ffiS52 mandwach, maw-no'-akh; from
5117; quiet, i.e. (concr.) a settled spot,
or (flg.) a home:— (place of) rest.
4495. 01353 HIanowaeh, maw-no'-akh; the same
as 4494; rest; Manodch, anlsr.:— Ma-
noah.
4496. ttM3J3 meniiwchali, men-oo-khaw' ; or
W1373 m e niichah, men-oo-khaw'; fem.
of 4495; repose or (adv.) peacefully;
flg. consolation (spec, matrimonii); hence (concr.) an
abode:— comfortable, ease, quiet, rest (-ing place),
still.
4497. 11373 manown, maw-nohn'; from 5125; a
continuator, i.e. heir: — son.
4498. 01373 nuanowc, maw-noce'; from 5127; a
retreat (lit. or fig.); abstr. a fleeing:—
X apace, escape, way to flee, flight, refuge.
4499. 7101373 m e mrwcah, men-oo-saw 1 ; or
1TO373 m e niicah, men-oo-saw'; fem. of
' ! 4498; retreat:— fleeing, flight.
4500. 11373 manowr, maw-nore'; from 5214; a
yoke (prop, for ploughing), i.e. the
frame of a loom:— beam.
4501. 7111373 menowrah, men-o-raw'; or
•TIM m e n»rah, men-o-raw'; fem. of 4500
' (intheorig. sense of 5216); a cftande-
Uer:— candlestick.
I. 1T373 mlnn e zar, min-ez-awr 1 ; from 5144;
a prince:— crowned.
4503. 7171373 minchah, min-khaw'; from an un-
used root mean, to apportion, i.e. be-
stow; a donation; euphem. tribute; spec, a sacrificial
offering (usually bloodless and voluntary) :— gift,
oblation, (meat) offering, present, sacrifice.
4504. 7171373 minchah (Chald.), min-khaw'; cor-
resp. to 4503; a sacrificial offering:—
oblation, meat offering.
ifTIM m e nuchah. See 4496.
rriHW Muneliwlli. See 2679.
4505. 0713'? M c nachem, men-akh-ame' ; from
5162; comforter; Menachem, an Isr. :—
Menahem.
4506. nri3?2 Itlanachath, mauMiakh'-ath; from
5117; rest; Manachath, the name of
an Edomite and of a place in Moab:— Manahath,
"Wnin M e nachtiy. See 2680.
4507. "'ITS OT e niy, men-ee'; from 4487; the Ap-
portioned i.e. Fate (as an idol):— num-
ber.
"TO miuniy See 4480, 4482.
4508. "'SB ntlnniy min-nee'; of for. der. ; Minni,
an Armenian province:— Minni.
nV'W m e nayowth. See 4521.
4509. 'pH^STS fflinyamiyn, min-yaw-meen' ;
from 4480 and 3225; from (the) right
hand; Minjamin, the name of two Isr.:— Hiniamin.
Comp. 4326.
4510. "piTS minyan (Chald.), min-yawn'; from
4483; enumeration: — number.
4511. rPM Mlnniyth. min-neeth'; from the
same as 4482; enumeration; Minnith, a
place E. of the Jordan:— Minnith.
4512. rfsjD mlnleh, min-leh'; from 5239; com-
pletion, i.e. (in produce) wealth:— per-
fection.
710373 m e nucah. See 4499.
4513. 3*373 ma ii a' maw-nah'; a prim, root; to
debar (neg. or pos.) from benefit or
injury:— deny, keep (back), refrain, restrain, with-
hold.
4514. 315*372 maii'UTcl, man-ool'; or
OT man'nl, man-ooZ', - from 5274; a
bolt:— lock.
4515. 53*373 man'al, man-awl'; from 5274; a
bolt.— shoe.
4516. 03*373 man'ani. man-am'; from 5276; a
delicacy: — dainty.
4517. 3*33*373 ra e na«na<, men-ah-ah'; from 5128;
a sistrum (so called from its rattling
sound):— cornet.
4518. r*P]?372 m e naqqiyth, men-ak-keeth' ; from
5352; a sacrificial basin (for holding
blood):— bowl.
711372 in'iiorah See 4501.
4519. 71123373 M 6 na8hsheh, men-ash-sheh' ;
from 5382; causing to forget; Menash-
sheh, a grandson of Jacob, also the tribe desc. from
him, and its territory: — Manasseh.
4520. ''ISM in: e nashshiy, men-ash-shee' ; from
4519; a Menashshite or desc. of Men-
ashsheh:— of Manasseh, Manassites.
4521. ri373 m e nath, men-awth'; from 4487; an
allotment (by courtesy, law or prov-
idence):— portion.
4522. 073 mac, mas; or
072 mic, mees; from 4549; prop, a burden
(as causing to faint), i.e. a tax in the
form of forced labor:— discomfited, levy, task [-mas-
ter], tribute (-tary).
4523. D73 mac, mawce; from 4549; fainting, i.e.
(fig.) disconsolate:— is afflicted.
4524. 0073 mecab, may-sab'; plur. masc.
D^SjOT? m e cibbiym, mes-ib-beem'; or fem.
1113073 m e cibbowth, mes-ib-bohth' ; from
5437; a divan (as enclosing the room):
abstr. (adv.) around:— that compass about, (place)
round about, at table.
713073 mucabbah. See 4143.
4525. 13073 macger, mas-gare'; from 5462; a
fastener, i.e. (of a person) a smith, (of
a thing) a prison:— prison, smith.
4526. 1113073 mlcgereth, mis-gheh'-reth; from
5462; something enclosing, i.e. a mar-
gin (of a region, of a panel); concr. a stronghold: —
border, close place, hole.
4527. 1573 maccad, mas-sad'; from 3245; a
foundation: — foundation,
illpa mocadah. See 4146.
4528. "}Vffl3T3 mlcd'rown, mis-der-ohn'; from
the same as 5468; a colonnade or
internal portico (from its rows of pillars):— porch.
4529. 71073 ma.ca.li, maw-saw'; a prim, root; to
dissolve: — make to consume away,
(make to) melt, water.
4530. 71S73 mic < ah. mis-saw'; from 4549 (in the
sense of flowing); abundance, i.e. (adv.)
liberally:— tribute.
4531. 71373 maccah, mas-saw'; from 6254; a
testing, of men (judicial) or of God
(querulous): — temptation, trial.
4532. 71373 maccah, mas-saw'; the same as 4531;
Massah, a place in the Desert.— Mas-
sah.
4533. 711073 macveh, mas-veh'; appar. from an
unused root mean, to cover; a veil:—
vail.
4534. 7151073 m^cuwhah, mes-oo-kaw 1 ; for
4881 ; a hedge:— thorn hedge.
4535. 71373 maccach, mas-sawkh'; from 5255 in
the sense of staving off; a cordon,
(adv.) or (as a) military barrier:— broken down.
4536. inp73 mlcchar, mis-khaior' ; from 5503;
(rode:— traffic.
4537. T[p73 macak, maw-sak'; a prim, root; to
mix, espec. wine (with spices):— mingle.
4538. "7(073 mecek, meh'-sek; from 4537; a mix-
ture, i.e. of wine with spices:— mixture.
4539. IIDM macak, maw-sawk'; from 5526; a
cover, i.e. veil: — covering, curtain, hang-
ing.
4540. 713073 m'cnkkah, mes-ook-kaw 1 ; from
5526; a covering, i.e. garniture:—
covering.
4541. 713373 inaccekah, mas-say-kaw' ; from
5258; prop, a pouring over, i.e. fusion
of metal (espec. a cast image); by impl. a Kbation,
i.e. league; concr. a coverlet (as if poured out):—
covering, molten (image), vail.
4542. ]3072 mlcken, mis-fcane'; from 5531; indi-
gene—poor (man).
4543. 7133073 mlck e nah, mis-ken-aw 1 ; by
transp. from 3664; a magazine:—
store (-house), treasure.
4544. 1133073 mickenuth, mis-kay-nooth' '; from
4542; indigence: — scarceness.
4545. ri5373 macceketh, mas-seh'-keth; from
5259 in the sense of spreading out;
something expanded, i.e. the warp in a loom (as
stretched out to receive the woof) :— web.
4546. !"lb072 m e clllah, mes-il-law'; from 5549; a
thoroughfare (as turnpiked), lit. or
fig. ; spec, a viaduct, a staircase: — causeway, course,
highway, path, terrace.
4547. 313073 macJuwl. mas-lool'; from 5549; a
thoroughfare (as turnpiked):— high-
way.
4548. *I73073 macmer, mas-mare'; or
173073 micmer, mis-mare'; also (fem.)
ST173073 macm c rah, mas-mer-aw 1 ; or
ST173D73 mlcm e rah, mis-mer-aw 1 ; or even
iTjntoa masm e rah (Eccles. 12 : 11),
mas-mer-aw'; from 5568; a peg (as
bristling from tbe surf ace):— nail.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Min
Mahal aw
69
4549. DOS) macac, maw-aas'; a prim, root; to
liquefy; flg. to waste (with disease), to
faint (with fatigue, fear or grief):— discourage, faint,
be loosed, melt (away), refuse, x utterly.
4550. 3>iSU macca', mas-sah'; from 5266; a de-
parture (from striking the tents), i.e.
march (not necessarily a single day's travel); by
impl. a station (or point of departure):— journey
C-toB).
4551. 5>S!0 macca', mas-saw'; from 5265 in the
sense of projecting; a missile (spear or
arrow) ; also a quarry (whence stones are, as it were,
ejected):— before it was brought, dart.
4552. 'WOO nitc'ad, mis-awd'; from 5583; a
balustrade (for stairs) :— pillar.
4553. "IBDM mlcped, mis-pade'; from 5594; a
lamentat ion:— lamentation, one mourn-
eth, mourning, wailing.
4554. NIBpp mi<;pdw>, mis-po'; from an unused
root mean, to collect; fodder: — prov-
ender.
4555. !"inBD5p iiiii-puchuh, mis-paw-hlmm' ;
from 5596; a veil (as spread out):—
kerchief.
4556. nnspp ml^pacbatb, mis-pakh'-ath;
from 5596; scurf (as spreading over
the surface):— scab.
4557. "IBpM mlcp&c, mis-pawr'; from 5608; a
number, def. (arithmetical) or indef.
(large, innumerable; small, a few); also (abstr.)
narration: f- abundance, account, x all, x few,
[in-] finite, (certain) number (-ed), tale, telling,
+ time.
4558. "IB053 ffllcpar, mis-pawr 1 ; the same as
4457; number; Mispar, an Isr.:— Miz-
par. Comp. 4559.
ri"lpb Mftc'TowlU. See 4149.
4559. rHBDM Mlcperetb, mis-peh'-reth; tern, of
4457; enumeration; Mispereth, an
Isr.:— Mispereth. Comp. 4458.
4560. "np?3 macar, maw-tar 1 ; a prim, root; to
sunder, i.e. (trans.) set apart, or (reflex.)
apostatize: — commit, deliver.
4561. "IDM mocar, mo-sawr 1 ; from S256; admo-
nition:— instruction.
4562. nlbH macoreth, maw-so'-reth; from 681 ;
a hand: — bond.
4563. *Tinp73 mictdwr, mis-tore'; from 5641; a
refuge: — covert.
4564. *"IFlp13 macter, mas-tare'; from 5641 ; prop.
a hider, i.e. (abstr.) a hiding, i.e. aver-
sion: — hid.
4565. 'TFIpH mlctar mis-tawr 1 - from 5641- prop.
a concealer, i.e. a covert. - — secret (-ly,
place).
tW» m e «a>. See 4577.
4566. T3T0 ma'bfid mafc-bauni';; from 5647; an
act:— work.
4567. TWO ma'bad (Chald.), mah-bawd'; cor-
resp. to 4566; an act:— work.
4568. •"QgE matibeh, mah-ab-eh'; from 5666;
prop, compact (part of soil), i.e.
loam. - — clay.
4569. *155>?3 ma'abar, man-ab-auir'; or fern.
!nl33>53 ma<abapah, mah-ab-aw-raw' ;
from 5674; a crossing-place (of a
river, a. ford; of a mountain, a pass); abstr. a transit,
I.e. (fig.) overwhelming:— ford, place where .
4570. 533*53 ma'gal, mah-gawl'; or tern,
Jl533>M ma'galab, mah-gaw-law 1 ; from
the same as 5696; a track (lit. or flg.);
also a rampart (as circular):— going, path, trench,
way ([-side]).
4571. 1SJ53 nia'ad, maw-ad'; a prim, root; to
waver. - — make to shake, slide, slip.
Wh mo'ed. See 4150.
4572. "^WQ OTa'aday, mah-ad^ah'ee; from 5710;
ornamental, - Itaadai, an Isr.: — Ma-
adai.
4573. tlfWO Ma'adyab, mah-ad-yaw 1 ; from
5710 and 3050; ornament of Jah; Ma-
adjah, an Isr. :— Maadiah. Comp. 4153.
4574. yWli ma'idan mah-ad-avm'; or (fem.)
SlSTOTa ma'adannah, mah-ad-an-naw' ;
from 5727; a delicacy or (abstr.) plea-
sure (adv. cheerfully): — dainty, delicately, delight,
4575. {"finWS ma'idannah, mafc-ad-an-naw/, -
by transp. from 6029; a bond, i.e.
group. - — influence.
4576. *(W)2 madder, mob-dare 1 ; from 5737; a
(weeding) hoe.-— mattock.
4577. tVJPa m^ah (Chald.), meh-aw 1 ; or
tXSO m e <a> (Chald.), meh-aw'; corresp. to
4578; only in plur. the boteets;— belly.
4578. tWO mc'ah may-aW; from an unused
root prob. mean, to be soft; used only
in plur. the intestines, or (collect.) the abdomen, flg.
sympathy; by impl. a vest; by extens. the stomach,
the uterus (or of men, the seat of generation), the
heart (flg.):— belly, bowels, X heart, womb.
4579. tWO m^ah, may-aw 1 ; fem. of 4578; the
belly, i.e. (flg.) interior:— gravel.
4580. iWO ma'owg, maw-ogue'; from 5746; a
cake of bread (with 3934 a table-buffoon,
i.e. parasite): — cake, feast.
4581. V&O ma'owi, maw-oze' (also
TWO ma'uwz, maw-oozf); or
WO ma'^z, maw-oze 1 (also
WO ma'iiz, maw-ooz'); from 5810; a forti-
fied place; flg a defence: — force, fort
(-ress), rock, strength (-eu), (x most) strong (hold).
4582. 'TlVO Ma'dwk, maw-oke 1 ; from 4600; op-
pressed; Maok, a Philistine:— Maoch.
4583. "|iJ*53 ma<own, maw-ohn'; or
"PSW ma'ivn (1 Chron. 4 : 41), mato-een';
from the same as 5772; an abode, ot
God (the Tabernacle or the Temple), men (their
home) or animals (their lair); hence a retreat
(asylum): — den, dwelling ([-] place), habitation.
4584. "pyo Blu'own. maw-ohn'; the same as
4583; a residence; Moon, the name of
an Isr. and of a place in Pal.:— Maon, Maonites.
Comp. 1010, 4586.
4585 71313*72 iii"'6iviiiVli. meft-o-naur 4 ; or
ttXfO m c< 6nab, meft-o-nato'; fem. of 4583,
and mean, the same:— den, habitation,
(dwelling) place, refuge.
4586. "W)3 M e «Awmly, meh-oo-nee'; or
" , 5'W2 IH e «iyniy, meft-ee-nee'; prob. patri-
al from 4584; a Meunite, or inhab. of
Maon (only in plur.):— Mehunim (-s), Meunim.
4587. "•nbiya m e «6wndtbay, meh-o-no-thah'ee;
plur. of 4585; habitative; Meonothai,
an Isr.:— Meonothai.
4588. rp3>n ma^wph, maw-oof; from 5774 in
the sense of covering with shade [comp.
4155]; darkness:— dimness,
4589. "YlTKl ma'owr, mate-ore'; from 5783;
nakedness, i.e. (in plur.) the puden-
da:— nakedness.
W2 ma'oz See 4583.
T
WO ma<nz. See 4588.
4590. TTW2 Ha'azvah, mah-az-yaw'; OP
IfTfSB Itta'azyabAw, mah-az-yaw 1 -hoo;
prob. from. 5756 (in the sense of pro-
tection) and 3050; rescue of Jah; Maazjah, the name
ot two Isr. :— Maariah.
4591. t3?p ma'at, maw-at'; a prim, root; prop.
to pare off, i.e. lessen; intrans. to be (or
caus. to morfce) small or few (or flg. ineffective):—
suffer to decrease, diminish, (be, X borrow a, give,
make) few (in number, -ness), gather least (little),
be (seem) little, (X give the) less, be muusbed, bring
to nothing.
4592. tt»73 me'al, mefc-at'; or
13SO m<*af, meh-awt'; from 4591; a little
or few (often adv. or compar.):— almost,
(some, very) few (-er, -est), lightly, little (while),
(very) small (matter, thing), some, soon, X very.
4593. t33>K! ma'at, maw-ote', - pass. adj. of 4591;
thinned (as to the edge), i.e. sharp:—
wrapped up.
4594. FiaSKl ma'fiteli, maft-af-eft'; from 6844; a
vestment:— garment.
rlBtaS^a ma'ajaphab, mah-at-aw-faw 1 ;
from 5848; a cloak:— mantle.
WO m e «ly, meh-ee'; from 6758; a pile of
rubbish (as contorted), i.e. a ruin (comp.
5856):— heap.
4597. WJ$ HXa'ai, maw-ah'ee; prob. from 4578;
sympathetic; Maai, an Isr. : — Maai.
4598. 'bWli m e «tyl, meh-eeV; from 4603 in the
sense of covering; a robe (Le. upper
and outer garment):— cloke, coat, mantle, robe.
tPVO me'iym. See 4578.
)WO m««iyn (Chald.). See 4577.
4599. Iiyo ma'yan, mah-yawn'; or
l OWB ma«y®ildw (Psa. 114 : 8), mah-yen-
o'; or (fem.)
STyWS ma'yauab, mah-yaw-naw' ; from
5869 (as a denora. in the sense of a
spring); & fountain (also collect.), flg. a source (ot
satisfaction) : — fountain, spring, well.
W Hae'iyniy. See 4586.
4600. *WO ma'ak, mate-afc'; a prim, root; to
press, i.e. to pierce, emasculate,
handle:— bruised, stuck, be pressed.
4601. 7135|5a Ifla'ilksili. mah-ak-aw'; or
TOm IHa'akath (Josh. 13 : 13), mah-ak-
awth'; from 4600; depression; Maakah
(or Maakath), the name of a place in Syria, also of a
Mesopotamian, of three Isr., and of four Israelitesses
and one Syrian woman:— Maachah, Maachathites.
See also 1038.
4602. "TOSfla Ma'akathiy, maft-afc-aw-fnee';
patrial from 4601; a Maakathite, or
inhab. of Maakah:— Maachathite.
4603. yVO ma'al, maw-aV; a prim, root; prop.
to cover up; used only flg. to act
covertly, i.e. treacherously:— transgress, (commit, do
a) trespass (-ing).
4604. bVJ2 ma'al, mah'-al; from 4608; treachery,
i.e. sin:— falsehood, grievously, sore,
transgression, trespass, x very.
4605. b?53 ma'al, mah'-al; from 5927; prop, the
upper part, used only adv. with pref.
upward, above, overhead, from the top, etc.:— above,
exceeding (ly), forward, on (X very) high, over, up
(on, -ward), very.
bVO me'al. See 5921.
4606. V^Ja m6<al (Chald.), may-awl'; from 5954;
(only in plur. as sing.) the setting (of the
sun) :— going down.
4607. ?3>)3 mo'al, mo'-al; from 5927; a raising (of
the bands) :— lifting up.
4608. nb?53 ma'aleb, mah-al-eh'; from 5927; an
elevation, i.e. (concr.) acclivity or
platform; abstr. (the relation or state) a rise or (flg.)
priority:— ascent, before, chiefest, cliff, that goeth.
up, going up, hill, mounting up, stairs.
4609. ThSO ma'alah, mah-al-aw'; fem. of 4608;
elevation, i.e. the act (lit. a journey to
a higher place, flg. a thought arising), or (concr.) the
condition (lit. a step or grade-mark, flg. a superiority
of station); spec, a climactic progression (in certain
Psalms):— things that come up, (high) degree, deal, go
up, stair, step, story.
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Mahalay
Mikreh
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
4610. O"^)?? TnSTi Ma'ftlcSi fAqrabtoiym,
mah-al-ay' ak-rab-beem f ;
from 4608 and (the plur. of) 6137; Steep of Scorpions,
a place in the Desert: — Maaleh-accrabim, the ascent
(going up) of Akrabbim.
4611. VSfQ ma'alal, mah-al-awV '; from 59S3; an
act (good or bad):— doing, endeavour,
Invention, work.
4612. TDS12 ma'imai, mah^am-awd' ; from
6975; (flg.) a position:— attendance,
office, place, state.
4613. *TOS12 mo<5mad, moh-otu-awd' ; from
5975 ; lit. a foothold.— standing.
4614. {10733*53 ma'amacah, mah-am-aw-saw' ;
from 6006; burdensomeness:— bur-
densome.
4615. p?33>53 matamaq, mah-am-awW; from
6009; a deep.-— deep, depth.
4616. 1^12 nu'in, mah'-an; from 6030; prop.
heed, i.e. purpose; used only adv., on ac-
count of (as a motive or an aim), teleologically ire
order that:— because of, to the end (intent) that, for
(to, . . . 's sake), + lest, that, to.
4617. !W73 ma'aneb, mah-an-eh'; from 6030; a
reply (favorable or contradictory): —
answer, x himself.
4618. 713553 ma'auab, mah-an-aw'; from 6031,
in the sense of depression or tilling;
a furrow: f- acre, furrow.
J-Ijya m e '6nab. See 4385.
4619. VJ53 IHa'ats, mah'-ats; from 6095; closure;
Maats, anlsr.:— Maaz.
4620. 7131STO ma'jitx^bah, mah-ats-ay-baw' ;
from 6087; anguish:— sorrow.
4621. 1J£?.?3 ma'atsad, mah-ats-awd' ; from an
unused root mean, to hew; an axe:—
ax, tongs.
4622. liaya mataowr, mah-tsore'; from 6113;
obj. a hindrance: — restraint.
4623. b "llt3>73 matsar, mah-tsawr'; from 6113;
sub], control.— rule.
4624. STj?.853 ma'aqeb, mah-ak-eh'; from an un-
used root mean, to repress; a para-
pet:— battlement.
4625. lZJpS'3 ma'aqasb, mah-dk-awsh' ; from
6140; a croofc (in a road) - .— crooked
thing.
4626. 12J73 ma'ar, mah'-ar; from 6168; a nude
place, i.e. (lit.) the pudenda, or (flg.) a
vacant space: — nakedness, proportion.
4627. 01572 ma'irab, mah-ar-awV ; from 6148,
in the sense of trading; traffic; by
impl. mercantile goods:— market, merchandise.
4628. 01573 ma'arab, mah-ar-awb'; or(fem.)
7i;3l553 ma'arabah, mah-ar-aw-baw' ;
from 6150, in the sense of shading;
the west (as the region of the evening sun):— west.
4629. fT"l573 ma'areb, mah-ar-eh' ; from 6168; a
nude place, i.e. a common:— meadows.
4630. {11573° ma'arab, mah-ar-aw 1 ; fem. of
4639; an open spot: — army [from the
marg.].
4631. 711573 m e «arab, meh-aw-raw'; from 5783;
a cavern (as dark):— cave, den, hole.
4632. JT1573 fflPXarah, meh-aw-raw'; the same
as 4631; cave; Mearah, a place in
Pal.:— Mearah.
4633. ^1573 ma'arak, malwtr-awk'; from 6186;
an arrangement, i.e. (flg.) mental dis-
position:— preparation.
4634. {101573 ma'arnkali, mah-ar-aw-kaw 1 ';
fem. of 4633; an arrangement; concr.
a pile; spec, a military array: — army, fight, be set in
order, ordered place, rank, row.
4635. np15.53 ma'areketb, mah-ar-eh' '-keth;
from 6186; an arrangement, i.e.
(concr.) a, pile (of loaves):— row, shewbread.
4636. &1573 ma'arom, mah-ar-ome'; from 6191,
in the sense of stripping; bare: —
naked.
4637. iHSW?'? ma'aratsab., mah-ar-aw-tsaw';
from 6206; violence,'— terror.
. H1573 OTa'arath, mah-ar-awth' ; a form
of 4630; waste; Maarath, a [place in
Pal. :— Maarath.
4639. fTOJB ma'aseh, mah-as-eh'; from 6213; an
action (good or bad); gen. a transac-
tion; abstr. activity; by impl. a product (spec, a
poem) or (gen.) property:— act, art, + bakemeat,
business, deed, do (-ing), labour, thing made, ware of
making, occupation, thing offered, operation, posses-
sion, X well, ([handy-, needle-, net-]) work, (-ing,
-manship), wrought.
4640. "ilWa Ma'say, mah-as-ah'ee; from 6213;
operative; Maasai, an Isr. : — Maasiai.
4641. 7T105.73 Ma'aseyah, mah-as-ay-yaw'; or
IfPWU Ma'asey abuw, mah-as-ay-yaw'-
hoo; from 4639 and 3050; work of
Jah; Maasejah, the name of sixteen Isr.:— Maaseiah.
4642. 71J512J573 ma'ashaqqah, mah-ash-ak-
kaw'; from 6231; oppression: — op-
pression, x oppressor.
4643. 1105)2 ma'asGr, mah-as-ayr'; or
litJ552 matasar, mah-as-ar 1 ; and (in plur.)
fem.
{1110572 ma'asrab, mah-as-raw'; from
6240; a tenth; espec. a tithe:— tenth
(part), tithe (-ing).
4644. C|73 OToph mofe; of Eg. or.; Moph, the
capital of Lower Egypt:— Memphis.
Comp. 5297.
rTOODT? m e phib6sbetb. See 4648.
4645. 53B72 mipbga', mif-gaw'; from 6293; an
object of attack:— mark.
4646. {1372 mappach, map-pawkh'; from 5301;
a breathing out (of life), i.e. expiring: —
giving up.
4647. HS72 mappnach, map-poo' -akh; from
5301; the bellows (i.e. blower) of a
forge:— bellows.
4648. mOO^ST? M e phiybdsbetb, mef-ee-bo'-
sheth; or
nifiOB52 M e pbib6sbetb, mef-ee-bo 1 -sheth;
prob. from 6284 and 1322; dispeller
of shame (i.e. of Baal) ; Mephibosheth, the name of
two Isr. :— Mephibosheth.
4649. D^SM Muppiym, moop-peem'; a plur. ap-
par. from 5130; wavings; Muppim, an
Isr.:— Muppim. Comp. 8206.
4650. y" , S5? mSphiyts, may-feets'; from 6327; a
breaker, i.e. mallet: — maul.
4651. 5B73 ul appal, map-pawl'; from 5307; a
falling off, i.e. chaff; also something
pendulous, i.e. a flap:— flake, refuse.
4652. 71N5B73 mlphla'ab, mif-law-aw'; from
6381 ; a miracle:— wondrous work.
4653. {153372 mlpblaggab, mif-lag-gaw' ; from
6385; a classification: — division.
4654. 713372 mappalab, map-paw-law'; or
{15352 mappelab, map-pay-law'; from
5307; something fallen, i.e. a ruin:—
ruin (-ous).
4655. doSD mlpblaf, mif-lawt'; from 6403; an
escape: — escape.
4656. nltJBa mlpbletsetb, mif-leh'-tseth; from
6426; a terror, i.e. an idol:— idol.
4657. toST? mipblas, mif-lawce'; from an un-
used root mean, to balance; a pois-
ing:— balancing.
4658. nbSM mappeletta, map-peh'-leth; from
5307; /all, i.e. decadence; concr. a
ruin; spec, a carcase. - — carcase, fall, ruin.
4659. 55372 mlpbtal, mif-awV; or (fem.)
71^5372 mipb'alah, mif-aw-law'; from
6466; a performance;— work.
4660. V372 mappats, map-pawts'; from 5310; a
smiting to pieces:— slaughter.
4661. V353 mappfets, map-pates'; from 5310; a
smiter, i.e. a war clwft: — battle ax.
4662. "1)531? miphqad, mif-kawd'; from 6485;
an appointment, i.e. mandate; concr.
a designated spot; spec, a census;— appointed place,
commandment, number,.
4663. 1JJB73 Miphqad, mif-kawd'; the same as
4662; assignment; Miphkad, the name
of a gate in Jerus. :— Miphkad.
4664 V"1373 mipbrats, mif-rawts'; from 6555;
a break (in the shore), i.e. a haven:—
breach.
4665. nj31353 mlpbreketb, mif-reh'-keth; from
6561; prop, a fracture, i.e. joint
(vertebra) of the neck:— neck.
4666. 101352 mlpbras, mif-rawce'; from 6566;
an expansion: — that which. . . spread-
est forth, spreading.
4667. 71510372 mtpbsa'ah, mif-sauniw'; from
6585; astride, i.e. Q>y euphem.)the
crotch: — buttocks.
H373 nvoplietb See 4159.
4668. ftfl372 mapbteacb, maf-tay'-dkh; from
6605; an opener, i.e. a key:— key.
4669. {1FI372 mlpbtacb, mif-tawkh'; from 6605;
an aperture, i.e. (flg.) utterance:—
opening.
4670. IFlBM mlpht&a,mif-tawn'; from the same
as 6620; a stretcher, i.e. a sill.'— thresh-
old.
4671. ytt mots motes; op
yin mowts (Zeph. 2 : 2), motes; from 4160;
chajf (as pressed out, ie. winnowed or
[rather] threshed loose):— chaff.
4672. N3E73 matsa', maw-tsaw'; a prim, root;
prop, to come forth to, i.e. appear or
exist; trans, to attain, i.e. find or acquire; flg. to
occur, meet or be present: 1- be able, befall, being,
catch, X certainly, (cause to) come (on, to, to hand),
deliver, be enough (cause to) find (-ing, occasion,
out), get (hold upon), x have (here), be here, hit, be
left, light (up-) on, meet (with), x occasion serve, (be)
present, ready, speed, suffice, take hold on.
Nilb motsa'. See 4161.
4673. SS73 MiatstHa* mats-tsowb'; from 5E24; ft
fixed spot; flg. an oj?lce, a military
post:— garrison, station, place where . . . stood.
4674. yO.12 matstsab, moots-tsawb' ; from 5324;
a station, i.e. military post: — mount.
4675. 713S1? matstsabab, mats-tsaie-bau!'; or
r"Q&T? mitstsabab, mits-tsaw-baw' ; fem.
of 4673; a military guard. - — army , gar-
rison.
4676. SlSiSTp matstsebab, mats-tsay-baw'',
fem. (eausat.) part, of 5324; something
stationed, i.e. a column or (memorial stone); by
anal, an idol:— garrison, (standing) image, pillar.
4677. fVaiW? M e ts6bayab, mets-o-baw-yaw' ;
appar. from 4672 and 3050; found of
Jah; Metsobajah, a place in Pal.: — Mesobaite.
4678. rQ^rn matstsebetb, mats-tseh'-beth;
from 5324; something stationary, i.e.
a monumental stone; also the stock of a tree:— pillar,
substance.
4679. 1S5p mtsad, mets-ad'; or
11?7? m e tsad, mets-awd'; or (fem.)
n^lta m e tsadab, mets-aw-daw 1 ; from
6679; a fastness (as a covert of
ambush):— castle, fort, (strong) hold, munition.
Slian m e tsadab. See 4686.
t -. :
4680. rtSCH matsab, maw-tsaw 1 ; a prim, root;
to suck out; by impl. to drain, to
sgueeze out:— suck, wring (out).
4681. M3SU OTotsab, mo-tsaw'; act. part. fem. of
4680; drained; Motsah, a place in
Pal.:— Mozab.
4682. 715£a matstsab, mats-tsaw'; from 4711 in
the sense of greedily devouring for sweet-
ness; prop, sweetness; concr. sweet (i.e. not soured or
bittered with yeast); spec, an unfermented cake or
loaf, or (ellipt.) the festival of Passover (because no
leaven was then used):— unleavened (bread, cake),
without leaven.
4683. f1S73 matstsab, mats-tsaw'; from 5327; a
quarrel:— contention, debate, strife.
4684. nb^Bpp matshalah, mats-hawlaw' ;
from 6670; a whinnying (through
impatience (or battle or lust):— neighing.
4685. TiJTQ matsowd, maw-tsode'; or (fern.)
Fnij£73 m e ts6wdab., mets-o-daw' ; or
ink?3 m e tsodab., mets-o-daw 1 ; from 6679;
a net (for capturing animals or
fishes); also (by interch. for 4679) a fastness or
(besieging) tower:— bulwark, hold, munition, net,
snare.
4686. IlitM xuatsuwd, maw-tsood'; or (fern.)
mi!£M mHsuwdaJh, mets-oo-daw 1 ; or
!T"13£73 mHsudah, mets-oo-daw'; for 4685;
a net, or (abstr.) capture; also a /ast-
ness:— castle, defence, fort (-ress), (strong) hold, be
hunted, net, snare, strong place.
4687. fnStt mitarrah, mits-vaw 1 ; from 6680; a
command, whether human or divine
(collect, tbe Law):— (which was) commanded (-ment),
law, ordinance, precept.
4688. FlbilM m' IsowViii, mets-o-law 1 ; or
ribjtn ni e ts61ah, mets-o-law 1 ; also
TO13W m e tsuwlab., mets-oo-law' ; or
SrfcXM m e tsulab. r mets-oo-law'; from the
' " : same as 6683; a deep place (of water
or mud); — bottom, deep, depth.
4689. fh£& matsdwq, maw-tsdke'; from 6693;
a narrow place, i.e. (abstr. and fig.)
confinement or disability:— anguish, distress, strait-
ness.
4690. pl£73 matsuwq, maw-tsook'; or
pl£73 matsiiq, maw-tsook'; from 6693;
something narrow, i.e. a column or hill-
top: — pillar, situate.
4691. Mp12£73 m c tsiiwqah, mets-oo-kaw' ; or
MpS)2 m e tsxiqab., mets-oo-kaw'; fem. of
* '" ' 4690; narrowness, i.e. (flg.) trouble:—
anguish, distress.
4692. Ti£n matsfiwr, maw-tsore'; or
"llltM mitiuwr, maw-tsoor'; from 6696;
something hemming in, i.e. (obj.) a
mound (of besiegers), (abstr.) a siege, (fig.) distress;
or (subj.) a fastness:— besieged, bulwark, defence,
fenced, fortress, siege, strong (hold), tower.
4693. Tl3t?2 matsowr, maw-tsore'; the same as
4693 in the sense of a limit; Egypt (as
the border of Pal.):— besieged places, defence, forti-
fied.
4694. ST"11£T3 m e tsTrwrab., mets-oo-raw> '; or
rtlKM m e tsiirali, mets-oo-raw' ; fem. of
4692; a hemming in, i.e. (obj.) a mound
(of siege), or (subj.) a rampart (of protection),
(abstr.) fortification;— fenced (city), fort, munition,
strong hold.
4695. niKI? matstBawth, mats-tsooth' ; from
5327; a quarrel:— that contended.
4696. t"l3£'3 mfitsacb., may'-tsakh; from an un-
used root mean, to be clear, i.e. conspic-
uous; the forehead (as open, and prominent) :— brow,
forehead, + impudent.
4697. iinSW mitsebjib., mits-BAaio'; from the
same as 4696; a shin-piece of armor
(as prominent), only plur.:— greaves.
!"fc SH? m e tsolah. See 4688.
ftbtt72 mHsnlah. See 4688.
t -. :
4698. Hte|EB m e tsillab, mets-il-law' ; from 6750;
a tinkler, i.e. a bell:— bell.
4699. !"tbK73 ■WHdUl, mets-oot-Zau/; from
' 6751; s/iode.— bottom.
4700. nbl£73 m e ts61etb, mets-ay'-leth; from
6750; (only dual) double tinklers, i.e.
cymbals: — cymbals.
4701. riMXtt mltsnepbetb, mits-neh'-feth;
from 6801 ; a tiara, i.e. official turban
(of a king or high priest) :— diadem, mitre.
4702. 3>2£73 matstsat, mate-tnuc'; from 3331; a
couch;— bed.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
4703.
Mahalay
Mikreh
71
"!yi£52 niits'ad, mits-awd'; from 6805; a
step; fig. companionship: — going, step.
4704. STtWKS mitsts e <iyrah, mits-tseh-ee-
raw'; fem. of 4705; prop, littleness:
concr. diminutive:— little.
4705. "lSSM mits^ar, mits-awr'; from 6819; petty
(in size or number); adv. a short
(time):— little one (while), small.
4706. "VSH Mlts'ar, mits-awr 1 ; the same as
4705; Mitsar, a peak of Lebanon:—
Mizar.
4707. TIBS?? mltspeb, mits-peh'; from 6822; an
observatory, espec. for military pur-
poses:— watch tower.
4708. STISS73 Mitspeh, mits-peh'; the same as
4707; Mitspeh, the name of five places
in Pal. :— Mizpeh, watch tower. Comp. 4709.
4709. S1BK73 OTitspab, mits-paw 1 ; fem. of 4708;
Mitspah, the name of two places in
Pal.:— Mitspah. [This seems rather to be only an
orth. var. of 4708 when " in pause".]
4710. ]BS73 mltspun, mits-poon'; from 6845;
a secret (place or thing, perh. trea-
sure):— hidden thing.
4711. VS'2 matsats, maw-tsats'; a prim, root;
4712.
to suck: — milk.
!"Ip T 2£73 mutsaqah. See 4166.
"I5p3 nietsar may-tsar'; from
pain, strait.
pSS72 matsiiq. See 4690.
STjttM mnsuqah. See 4691.
!Tl3t72 m e tsurab. See 4694.
t ■■. :
4713. ^lSM OTltsrty, mits-ree',- from 4714; a
Mitsrite, or inhab. of Mitsrajim: —
Egyptian, of Egypt.
4714. Pfjtoj Illitsraylm, mits-rah'-yim; dual of
4693; Mitsrajim, i.e.Upper and Lower
Egypt:— Egypt, Egyptians, Mizraim.
4715. tVlJM mitsrepb, mits-rafe'; from 6884;
a crucible:— fining pot.
4716. p72 maq, mak; from 4743; prop, a melting,
i.e. putridity:— rottenness, stink.
4717. !"Qp72 maqqabab, mak-kaw-baw 1 ; from
5344; prop, a perforatrix, i.e. a ham-
mer (as piercing):— hammer.
4718. ri3W3 maqqebetb, mak-keh'-beth; from
5344; prop, a perforator, i.e. a ham-
mer (as piercing); also (intrans.) a perforation, i.e. a
quarry:— hammer, hole.
4719. f"n]?'3 OTaqqSdab, mak-kay-dau/ ; from
the same as 5348 in the denom. sense
of herding (comp. 5349) ; fold; Makkedah, a place in
Pal.:— Makkedah.
4720. WpU mlqdasb, mik-dawsh'; or
12J"7J??2 miqqedasb (Exod. 15 : 17), mik-
ked-awsh'; from 6942; & consecrated
thing or place, espec. a palace, sanctuary (whether
of Jehovah or of idols) or asylum: — chapel, hallowed
part, holy place, sanctuary.
4721. bf1p_73 maqbel, mak-hale'; or (fem.)
7lbrlp72 maqbelab, mak-hay-law' ; from
6950; an assembly: — congregation.
4722. nbflpM Maqbeldtb, mak-hay-loth' ; plur.
of 4721 (fem.); assemblies; Makhel-
oth, a place in the Desert:— Makheloth.
4723. rT7p?2 mfqveh, mik-veh'; or
STTlpT? miqveh (1 Kings 10 : 28), mik-vay'; or
NIpTp miqve' (2 Chron. 1 : 16), mik-vay';
from 6960; something waited for, i.e.
confidence (obj. or subj.); also a collection, i.e. (of
water) a pond, or (of men and horses) a caravan or
drove:— abiding, gathering together, hope, linen yarn,
plenty [of water], pool.
4724. TTlpM miqvab, mik-vaw'; fem. of 4723; a
collection, i.e. (of water) a reservoir: —
ditch.
4725. fiipf maqowm, maw-kome'; or
Dp73 maqom. maw-kome'; also (fem.)
!"I72ip72" m e qowmab, mek-o-mah'; or
7T2p72 m e qomab, mek-o-mah'; from 6965;
prop, a standing, i.e. a spot; but used
widely of a locality (gen. or spec); also (fig.) of a
condition (of body or mind):— country, X home,
X open, place, room, space, X whither [-soever].
4726. Tlp72 maqdwr, maw-kore'; or
*lp72 maqor, maw-kore'; from 6979; prop.
something dug, i.e. a (gen.) source (of
water, even when naturally flowing; also of tears,
blood [by euphem. of the female pudenda] ; flg. of
happiness, wisdom, progeny): — fountain, issue,
spring, well (-spring).
4727. np r )3 miqqacb, mik-kawkh'; from 3947;
reception: — taking.
4728. !"inpM niaqqacbab, mak-kaw-khaw';
from 3947; something received, i.e.
merchandise (purchased):— ware.
4729. "lUpn mlqtar, mik-tawr'; from 6999;
something to fume (incense) on, i.e. a
hearth place:— to burn . . . upon.
STltilpja m e qatt e rah. See 6999.
4730. ITltJpB miqferetb, mik-teh'^reth; fem. of
4729; something to fume (incense)
in, i.e. a coal-pan:— censer.
4731. bj?72 maqqel, mak-kale'; or (fem.)
r"lbp73 maqq e lab, mak-kel-aw 1 ; from an
unused root mean, appar. to germi-
nate; a shoot, i.e. stick (with leaves on, or for walk-
ing, striking, guiding, divining):— rod, ([hand-]) staff.
4732. rribpM Mlqlowth, mik-lohth' (or perh.
mik-kel-ohth'); plur. of (fem.) 4731;
rods; Mikloth, a place in the Desert:— Mikloth.
4733. tibpQ mlqlaf, mik-lawt'; from 7038 in the
sense of taking in; an asylum (as a re-
ceptacle) : — refuge.
4734. nybp7; miqla'atb, mik-lah'-ath; from
7049; a sculpture (prob. in bass-re-
lief):— carved (figure), carving, graving.
I3p73 maqdm. See 4725.
ft73p73 m e qdmab. See 4725.
4735. i"l3p73 mlqneh, mik-neh'; from 7069; some-
thing bought, i.e. property, but only
live stock; abstr. acquisition: — cattle, flock, herd,
possession, purchase, substance.
4736. !"IJp72 mlqnah, mik-naw'; fem. of 4735;
prop, a buying, i.e. acquisition; concr.
a piece of property (land or living); also the sum
paid:— (he that is) bought, possession, piece, pur-
chase.
4737. ir"P3p7p Mlqn^yaliiiw, mik-nay-yaw' '-
hoo; from 4785 and 3050; possession
ofjah; Miknejah, an Isr.:— Mikneiah.
4738. dDp7p mlqcam, mik-sawm'; from 7080; an
augury: — divination.
4739. Vp_73 OTaqats, maw-kats'; from 7112; end;
Makats, a place in Pal.:— Makaz.
4740. 3?ilSp ; 72 maqtsowa', mak-tso'-ah; or
?i£p73 maqtsoa?, mak-tso'-ah; or (fem.)
M5>!Stp73 maqtso'ah, mak-tso-aw 1 ; from
7106 in the denom. sense of bending^
an angle or recess: — corner, turning.
4741. 713>3£p72 niaqtsu'ab., mak-tsoo-aw' ; from
7106; a scraper, i.e. a carving
chisel:— plane.
4742. !"!5>3tp73 m e qats«ab., mek-oots-aw' ; from
7106 in the denom. sense of bend-
ing; an angle: — corner.
4743. pp7J maqaq, maw-kaW; a prim, root; to
melt; flg. toxoid, dwindle, vanish: — con-
sume away, be corrupt, dissolve, pine away.
*lp)3 maqor. See 4726.
4744. N*1pB miqra', mik-raw 1 ; from 7121; some.
thing called out, i.e. a public meeting
(the act, the persons, or the place); also areAearsaZ;—
assembly, calling, convocation, reading.
4745. Tl'lpTi mlqreh. mik-reh'; from 7136; Bome.
thing wet with, i.e. an accident or for.
tune;— something befallen, befalletb, chan ce, event,
hap (-peneth).
72
Mekawreh
Mastaymaw
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
4746. !"H}5M m e qareb, mek-aw-reh'; from 7186;
prop, something meeting, i.e. a frame
(of timbers) :— building.
4747. !T"I)5M m e qeTah, mek-ay-rau/; from the
same as 7119; a cooling off:— X sum-
mer.
aJP.b moqesb. See 4170.
4748. FTOJJ5M mlqsbeh, mik-sheh'; from 7185 in
the sense of knotting up round and
hard; something turned (rounded), i.e. a curl (of
tresses):— X well [set] hair.
4749. ImiyjyiS miqsbah, mik-shaw'; fern, of 4748;
rounded work, i.e. moulded by ham-
mering (repousse):— beaten (out of one piece, work),
upright, whole piece.
4750. Fillip? miqsbah, mik-shaw'; denom. from
7160; lit. a encumbered field, i.e. a cu-
cumber patch:— garden of cucumbers.
4751. "TO mar, mar; or (fem.)
}"I1M mar all, maw-raw 1 ; from 4843; bitter
(lit. or fig.); also (as noun) bitterness, or
(adv.) bitterly: — \- angry, bitter (-ly, -ness), chafed,
discontented, x great, heavy.
4752. "M mar, mar; from 4843 in its orig. sense
of distillation; a drop: — drop.
475S. *|M mor, more; or
*11M mdwr, more; from 4843; myrrh (as
distilling in drops, and also as bitter): —
myrrh.
4754. fct*lM mara', maw-raw 1 ; a prim, root; to
rebel; hence (through the idea of mal-
treating) to whip, i.e. lash (self with wings, as the
ostrich in running):— be filthy, lift up self.
4755. NT3 Mara.', maw-raw'; for 4751 fem. ; bit-
ter; Mara, a symbol, name of Naomi: —
Mara.
4756. N'lM marc' (Chald.), maw-ray 1 ; from a
root corresp. to 4754 in the sense of dom-
ineering; a master: — lord, Lord.
N'lM mora'. See 4172.
4757. Ty*b3 TtthH M*r6'dak Bal'adan,
mer-o-dak' bal-aw-dawn' ; of
for. der.; Merodak-Baladan, a Bab. king: — Mero-
dach-baladan. Comp. 4781.
4758. itStTI? mar'eh, mar-eh'; from 7200; a view
(the act of seeing); also an appear-
ance (the thing seen), whether (real) a shape (espec.
if handsome, comeliness; often plur. the looks), or
(mental) a vision: — X apparently, appearance (-reth),
X as soon as beautiful (-ly), countenance, fair, fa-
voured, form, goodly, to look (up) on (to), look [-eth],
pattern, to see, seem, sight, visage, vision.
4759. fWlM mar'ah, mar-aw'; fem. of 4758; a
vision; also (causat.) a mirror:— look-
ing glass, vision.
4760. FlN'TO mar'ah., moor-aw'; appar. fem.
pass, causat. part, of 7200; something
conspicuous, i.e. the craw of a bird (from its promi-
nence):— crop.
flN1M° M e r>6wn. See 8118.
4761. STBNIM mar'ashah, mar-aw-shaw 1 ; de-
nom. from 7218; prop, headship, i.e.
(plur. for collect.) dominion:— principality.
4762 H^N'-IM Mar'eshah, mar-ay-shaw 1 ; or
SllB^lM Mareshah, mar-ay-shaw'; formed
like 4761; summit; Mareshah, the
name of two Isr. and of a place in Pal. :— Mareshah.
4763. rTBN'l'P m°ra'ashah mer-ah-ash-aw' ;
formed like 4761; prop, a head-
piece, i.e. (plur. for adv.) at (or as) the head-rest
(or pillow):— bolster, head, pillow. Comp. 4772.
4764. SIM OTerab, may-rawb'; from 7231; in-
crease; Jlerab, a daughter of Saul:—
Merab.
4765. TJTQ marbad, mar-bad'; from 7234; a
coverlet:— covering of tapestry.
4766. ilS'lM marbeb, mar-beh'; from 7235; prop.
increasing; as noun, greatness, or
(adv.) greatly,-— great, increase,
4767. S13T3 mlrbah, meer-baw'; from 7235;
abundance, i.e. a great quantity:—
much.
4768. efTTQ marbtytb, mar-beeth'; from 7235;
a multitude; also offspring; spec, in-
terest (on capital):— greatest part, greatness, increase,
multitude.
4769. Y^% marbets, mar-bates'; from 7857; a
reclining place, Le. fold (for flocks):—
couching place, place to lie down.
4770. p3"1M marbeq, mar-bake'; from an unused
root mean, to tie up; a stall (for cat-
tle):— X fat (-ted), stall.
iHM moras See 4173.
4771. Siirta margdwa«, mar-go'-ah; from 7380;
a resting place:— rest.
4772. tTJ-VlM marg*lab, mar-ghel-aW '; denom.
from 7272; (plur. for collect.) a foot-
piece, i.e. (adv.) at the foot, or (direct.) the foot it-
self :— feet. Comp. 4763.
4773. rTOSTa M»arg6mab, mar-gay-maw 1 ; from
7875; a stone-heap:— sling.
4774. MM^M marge'ah, mar-gay-aw'; from
7880; rest:— refreshing.
4775. TIM marad, maw-rod'; a prim, root; to
rebel:— rebel (-lious).
4776. TIM m e rad (Chald.), mer-ad'; from a root
corresp. to 4775; rebellion:— rebellion.
4777. TIM mered, meh'-red; from 4775; rebell-
ion:— rebellion.
4778. TIM Mered, meh'-red; the same as 4777;
Mered, an Isr. :— Mered.
4779. TIM marad (Chald.), maw-rawd'; from
the same as 4776; rebellious:— rebellious.
4780. fllTlM marduwth, mar-dooth'; from
4775; rebelliousness: — X rebellious.
4781. TlHM M«r6dab, mer-o-dawk 1 ; of for. der.;
Merodak, a Bab. idol:— Merodach.
Comp. 4757.
4782. ""ST™ Mord«kay, mor-dek-ah'ee; of for.
der. ; Mordeccti, an Isr. : — Mordecai.
4783. E]T?M mnrdaph, moor-dawf; from 7291;
persecuted:— persecuted.
4784. !TnM marah, maw-raw?; a prim, root; to
be (caus. make) bitter (or unpleasant) ;
(fig.) to rebel (or resist; causat. to provoke):— bitter,
change, be disobedient, disobey, grievously, provoca-
tion, provoke (ing), (be) rebel (against, -lious).
4785. f1T3 Marab, maw-raw'; the same as 4751
fem.; bitter; Marah, a place in the
Desert:— Marah.
■TIM Moreh. See 4175.
4786. !YlM marab, mo-raw 1 ; from 4843; bitter-
ness, i.e. (fig.) frouMe.-— grief.
4787. iTjM inorrah, mor-raw'; a form of 4786;
trouble:— bitterness.
4788. TlTJ maruwd, maw^rood'; from 7800 In
the sense of maltreatment; an outcast;
(abstr.) destitution: — cast out, misery.
4789. n"1H Merowz. may-roze'; of uncert. der. ;
Meroz, a place in Pal.:— Meroz.
4790. (TVlM mrowarh mer-o-akh'; from 4799;
bruised, i.e. emasculated:— broken.
4791. di^lM marfiwm, maw-rome'; from 7311;
altitude, i.e. concr. (an elevated place),
abstr. (elevation), flg. (elation), or adv. (aloft):— (tax)
above, dignity, haughty, height, (most, on) high
(one, place), loftily, upward.
4792. fiilM Merowm, may^rome'; formed like
4791; height; Merom, a lake in Pal.:—
Merom.
4793. yiTa merowtl may-rotes': from 7323; a
run (the trial of speed):— race.
4794. itSJYTO m< ru vvt sail mer-oo-tsaw'; or
!"I5TnM m e rutsah, mer-oo-tsaw'; fem. of
4793; a race (the act), whether the
manner or the progress:— course, running. Comp.
4795. pilM marnwq, maw-rook 1 ; from 4888;
prop, rubbed; but used abstr.! a rub.
bing (with perfumery):— purification.
ThH m'rowr. See 4844.
flTlM m e rowrab. See 4846.
4796.
plur. of
Maroth, a
rfllM Marowtb, maw-rohth';
4751 fem.; bitter springs;
place in PaL:— Maroth.
4797. HTTp mlrzacb, meer-zakh'; from an un-
used root mean, to scream; a cry, i.e.
(of joy), a revel:— banquet.
4798. D.flM marzeach, mar-zay'-akh; formed
like 4797; a cry, i.e. (of grief) a fomen-
tation;— mourning.
4799. ITlM maracb, maw-rakh'; a prim, root;
prop, to soften by rubbing or pressure;
hence (medicinally) to apply as an emollient:— lay for
aplaister.
4800. I31T1M merchab, mer-khawb'; from 7387;
enlargement, either lit. (an open
space, usually in a good sense), or flg. (liberty):—
breadth, large place (room).
4801. pI"HM merchaq, mer-khawk 1 ; from 7368;
remoteness, i.e. (concr.) a distant
place; often (adv.) from afar:— (a-, dwell in, very)
far (country, off). See also 1028.
4802. ri1BnT3 marchesheth, mar-kheh'-sheth;
from 7870; a stew-pan:— fryingpan-
4803. UT2 marat, maw-rat'; a prim, root; to
polish; by impl. to make bald (the
head), to gall (the shoulder); also, to sharpen:—
bright, furbish, (have his) hair (be) fallen oft, peeled,
pluck off (hair).
4804. U1M m e raf (Chald.), mer-at'; corresp. to
4803; to pull oft:— be plucked.
4805. """IM m e riy, mer-ee'; from 4784; bitterness,
i.e. (fig.) rebellion; concr. bitter, or re-
bellious:— -bitter, (most) rebel (-lion, -lious).
4806. N^M m e riy', mer-ee'; from 4754 in the sense
of crossness, through the idea of domi-
neering (comp. 4756); stall-fed; often (as noun) a
beeve:— fat (fed) beast (cattle, -ling).
4807. b?a S^M M c riyb Baal, mer-eeb 1 bah'-
al; from 7378 and 1168; quarreller
of Baal; Merib-Baal, an epithet of Gideon: — Merib-
baal. Comp. 4810.
FET'TO m e riybah, mer-ee-6au>'; from
7378; quarrel: — provocation, strife.
J"iyTM M e rf ybah, mer-ee-baw'; the same
as 4808; Meribah, the name of two
places in the Desert:— Meribah.
4810. ^53 "+JS M e rly Ba'al, mer-ee 1 bah'^U;
from 4805 and 1168; reoettion oj
(i.e. against) Baal; Meri-Baal, an epithet of Gid-
eon:— Merl-baal. Comp. 4807.
4811. fT'lM M c rayah, mer-aw-yawf; from 4784;
rebellion; Merajah, an Isr. :— Meraiah.
Comp. 8236.
r"PT3 Moriyah. See 4179.
4812. riT'lM M e ray6wth, mer-aw-yohth' ; plur.
of 4811; rebellious; Merajoth, the
name of two Isr.:— Meraiotb.
4813. V~fli Mlryam, meer-yawm'; from 4805;
rebelliously; Mirjam, the name of two
Israelitessesr— Miriam.
4814. niT^M m e riyruwth, mer-ee-rooth';
from 4843; bitterness, i.e. (flg.)
grief:— bitterness.
4815. " I T'"1M m e riyriy, mer-ee-ree'; from 4843;
bitter, i.e. poisonous: — bitter.
4816. '3HM mdrek, mo'-rek; perh. from 7401;
softness, i.e. (flg.) fear:— faintness.
4817. SB'IM merbab, mer-kawV; from 7398; &
chariot; also a seat (in a vehicle): —
chariot, covering, saddle.
4818. tiaS'HM merbabab, mer-kaw-baw' ; fem.
of 4817; a chariot:— chariot. See also
1084.
4819. rijb'lM markoletb, mar-ko'-leth; from
7408; a mart:— merchandise.
4808.
4809.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Mekawreh
Mastaymaw
73
JTO'TO mlrmah, meer-maw'; from 7411 in
the sense of deceiving; fraud: — craft,
deceit (-ful, -fully), false, feigned, guile, subtilly,
treachery.
4821. ft53*l?3 Mirmab, meer-maw 1 ; the same as
4830; Mirmah, an Isr.:— Mirma.
4832. ITtoTn M e r«5m6wtb, mer-ay-mohth' ;
plur. from 7311; heights; Meremoth,
the name of two Isr :— Meremoth.
4823. 073^73 mirma*;, meer-mawce 1 ; from 7439;
abasement (the act or the thing):—
tread (down) -ing, (to be) trodden (down) under foot.
4824. "'ribin lU&rdndtbiy, may-rchno-thee' ;
patrial from an unused noun; aMero-
nothite, or inhab. of some (otherwise unknown) Mero-
noth: — Meronothite.
4825. 0173 Mere*;, meh'-res; of for. der.; Meres,
aPers.;— Meres.
4826. N3D173 Marc e na>, mar-sen-aw 1 ; of for.
der.; Marsena, a Pers.:— Marsena.
4827. Tya mera', may-rah'; from 7489; used as
(abstr.) noun, wickedness:— do mischief.
4828. 5|173 m6r«sa<, may-ray'-ah; from 7462 in
the sense of companionship; a friend: —
companion, friend.
4829. !"W"173 mir'eli, meer-eh'; from 7462 in the
sense of feeding; pasture (the place or
the act); also the haunt of wild animals:— feeding
place, pasture.
4830. IT'S"!)? mlr'iytb, meer-eeth'; from 7462 in
the sense of feeding; pasturage;
concr. a. flock:— flock, pasture.
4831. Flb?n73 OTar'alaU, mar-al-aw'; from 7477;
perh. earthquake; Maralah, a place
in Pal.:— Maralah.
4832. NS*TO marp^>, mar-pay 1 ; from 7495; prop.
curative, i.e. lit. (concr.) a medicine,
or (abstr.) a cure; fig. (concr.) deliverance, or (abstr.)
placidity:— ([in-]) cure (-able), healing (-1th), remedy,
sound, wholesome, yielding.
4833. U3EH73 mirpas, meer-paws'; from 7515;
muddled water:— that which . . . have
fouled.
4834. V173 marats, maw-rats'; a prim, root;
prop, to press, i.e. (fig.) to be pungent
or vehement; to irritate: — embolden, be forcible,
grievous, sore.
4835. SlUtlM m e rutsal», mer-oo-tsaw' ; from
7533; oppression: — violence. See also
4794.
4836. ?2t173 marts£a«, mar-tsay'-ah; from 7527;
an awl:— aul.
4837. fiBSfclT? martsepbetb, mar-tseh'-feth;
from 7528; a pavement: — pavement.
4838. J5173 maraq, maw-rak'; a prim, root; to
polish; by impl. to sharpen; also to
rinse:— bright, furbish, scour.
4839. p173 maraq, maw-rawk'; from 4838; soup
(as if a rinsing) : — broth. See also 6564.
4840. Hp173 merqach, mer-kawkh'; from 7543;
a spicy herb: — X sweet.
4841. S"Itlj5173 merqacbah, mer-kaw-khaw' ,
fem. of 4840; abstr. a seasoning
(with spicery); concr. an unguent-kettle (for prepar-
ing spiced oil):— pot of ointment, X well.
4842. nn]?*TO mlrqacbatb, meer-kakh'-ath;
from 7543; an aromatic unguent;
also an unguent-pot: — prepared by the apothecaries'
art, compound, ointment.
4843. 1153 marar, maw-rar'; a prim, root; prop.
to trickle [see 4752] ; but used only as a
denom. from 4751; to be (causat. make) bitter (lit. or
fig.):— (be, be in, deal, have, make) bitter (-ly, -ness),
be moved with choler, (be, have sorely, it) grieved
(-eth), provoke, vex.
4844. 1173 m e r6r, mer-ore'; or
11173 m e r6wr, mer-ore'; from 4848; a
bitter herb:— bitter (-ness).
4845. Fill?? m e r«srah, mer-ay-raw 1 ; from 4843;
bile (from its bitterness):— gall.
HI 1 !?? m e r6rab, mer-o-raw 1 ; or
!"J1i173 m e rdwrah, mer-o-raw'; from
4843; prop, bitterness; concr. a bitter
thing; spec, bile; also venom (of a serpent):— bitter
(thing), galL
4847. "IIT? M e raxty, mer-cito-ree'; from 4843;
bitter; Merari, an Isr.:— Merari. See
also 4848.
4848. "'IIT? M^ariy, mer-aw-ree 1 ; from 4847; a
Merarite (collect.), or desc. of Mera-
ri:— Merarites.
mzhtt lUaresbab. See 4762.
4849. ri3>12?173 mirsba'atb, meer-shah'-ath;
from 7561; a female wicked doer:—
wicked woman.
4850. Q?n173 M. e rathaylm, mer-aw-thah'-yim;
dual of 4751 fem.; double bitterness;
Merathajim, an epithet of Babylon:— Merathaim.
4851. 12373 Mash, mash; of for. der.; Mash, a son
of Aram, and the people desc. from
him:— Mash.
4852. K1B73 Mesha', may-sham'; of for. der.;
Mesha, a place in Arabia:— Mesha.
4853. N1I373 massa.', mas-saw'; from 5375; a
burden; spec, tribute, or (abstr.) porter-
age; flg. an utterance, chiefly a doom, espec. sing-
ing; mental, *lcsire: — burden, carry away, prophecy,
X they set, song, tribute.
4854. N1I372 Massa', mas-saw'; the same as 4853;
T — W.I '
burden; Massa, a son of Ishmael:—
4870'.
4855. N1BM mashsba', mash-shaw'; from 5383;
a loan; by impl. interest on a debt: —
exaction, usury.
4856. NTS!? niasso', mas-sof; from 5375; par-
tiality (as a lifting up):— respect.
4857. SN12373 mash'ab, mash-awb'; from 7579; a
trough for cattle to drink from:—
place of drawing water.
ilNiap m e sbo'ah. See 4875.
4858. !"INil373 massa'ab, mas-saw-aw'; from
5375; a conflagration (from the rising
of smoke):— burden.
4859. J1N1S7? masbsha'ah, mash-shaw-aw' ;
fem. of 4855; a loan:— X any [-thing],
debt.
J-iNJgp mashshu'ab. See 4876.
4860. ]iN1IS72 masksha'own. mash-shaw-ohn';
from 5377; dissimulation:— deceit.
4861. bN1D73 Mish'al, mish-awl'; from 7592; re-
quest; Mishal, a place in Pal. :— Mishal,
Misheal. Comp. 4913.
4862. !"lbN12373 mlsh'alah, mish-aw-law 1 ; from
7592; a request: — desire, petition.
4863. n1N123J3 misb'eretb, mish-eh'-reth; from
7604 in the orig. sense of swelling; a
kneading-trough (in which the dough rises):— knead-
ing trough, store.
4864. 21X12373 mas'eth, mas-ayth'; from 5375;
prop, (abstr.) a raising (as of the
hands in prayer), or rising (of flame); flg. an utter-
ance; concr. a beacon (as raised); a present (as
taken), mess, or tribute; fig. a reproach (as a bur-
den):— burden, collection, sign of fire, (great) flame,
gift, lifting up, mess, oblation, reward.
23,12373 moshab. See 4186.
4881.
4882.
TG'B'n m e sbubah. See 4878.
48G5.
riSSaiDM mishb e tsa.b, mish-bets-aw' ;
from 7660; a brocade; by anal, a
(reticulated) setting of a gem:— ouch, wrought.
4866. 1212373 mlsbber, mish-bare'; from 7665;
the orifice of the womb (from which
the foetus breaks forth):— birth, breaking forth.
4867. 1312373 mishbar, mish-bawr'; from 7665; a
breaker (of the sea):— billow, wave.
21312373 mlsbbatb, mish-bawth' ; from 7673;
cessation, i.e. destruction:— sabbath.
. 3S12573 misg&h, mis-gawb'; from 7682; prop,
a cliff (or other lofty or inaccessible
place); abstr. altitude; fig. a refuge: — defence, high
fort (tower), refuge.
4869; Misgab, a place in Moab:— Misgab.
!"1312373 mlshgeb, mish^gay'; from 7686; an
error: — oversight.
4871. FI12J73 masbah, maw-shaw 1 ; a prim, root;
T T to pull out (lit. or flg.):— draw (out),
draw (out).
4872. !"I12373 Mosheb, mo-sheh'; from 4871; draw-
ing out (of the water), i.e. rescued;
Mosheh, the Isr. lawgiver:— Moses.
4873. 2112373 Mosheb (Chald.), mo-sheh'; corresp.
to 4872:— Moses.
4874. n"J372 masbsbeb, mash-sheh'; from 5383;
a debt: — |- creditor.
4875. !"I8il2373 m e show'ah, mesh-o-aw 1 ; or
f!N25?3 m'sho'ali. mesh-o-aw'; from the
' same as 7722; (a) ruin, abstr. (the act)
or concr. (the wreck) : — desolation, waste.
4876. !"IOTt2372 niashshuWab, mash-shoo-aw> ';
or
T1N1B33 mashshii'ah, mash-shoo-aw 1 '; for
4875; ruin: — desolation, destruction.
4877. aaiffi'n M'showbab, mesh-o-bawb'; from
' 7725; returned; .MesAooao, an Isr.:—
Meshobab.
4878. HaiUJ73 m e shuwbah, mesh-oo-baw' ; or
212112333 m e shubah, mesh-oobaw' ; from
7725; apostasy:— backsliding, turninft
away.
4879. 213112373 m e shuwgah, mesh-oo-gaw' ; from
an unused root mean, to stray; mis-
take: — error.
4880. 23112373 mashowt, maw-shote'; or
23112373 mishshowf, mish-shote'; from
7751 ; an oar: — oar.
2123*112373° m e suwkab, mes-oo-kaw 1 ; or
213312373 mcsukab, mes-oo-kaw/; from 7753;
a hedge:— hedge.
210, 112373° m'shnwcah, mesh-oo-saw 1 '; from
an unused root mean, to plunder;
spoliation /—spoil.
4883. 1111373 massdwr, mas-sore'; from an un-
used root mean, to rasp; a saw:— saw.
4884. SrTjItaa m e siiwrah, mes-oo-raw 1 ; from an
unused root mean, appar. to divide;
a measure (for liquids): — measure.
4885. 113112333 masons, maw-soce'; from 7797; de-
light, concr. (the cause or object) or
abstr. (the feeling):— joy, mirth, rejoice.
4886. (112373 mashach, maw-shakh'; a prim, root;
to rub with oil, i.e. to anoint; by impl.
to consecrate; also to paint: — anoint, paint.
4887. ni2J7p m e sbacb (Chald.), mesh-akh'; from
a root corresp. to 4886; oil:— oil.
4888. 212111373 misbcbab, meesh-khaw'; or
21)112373 mosbcbab, mosh-khaw 1 ; from
4886; unction (the act); by impl. a
consecratory gift:— (to be) anointed (-tag), ointment.
4889. rVTlilJa masbcbiytb, mash-kheeth' ;
from 7843; destructive, i.e. (as noun)
destruction, lit. (spec, a snare) or flg. (oomtpWon):—
corruption, (to) destroy (-ing), destruction, trap,
X utterly.
4890. T?tTO73 miscbaq, mis-khawk'; from 7831; a
laughing-stock:— scorn.
4891. 1)111373 mlsbcbar, mish-khawr 1 ; from
7836 in the sense of day breaking;
dawn:— morning.
4892. rinUJ73 mashchetb, mash-khayth'; for
4889; destruction: — destroying.
4893. nnia'73 misbcbatb, mish-khawth' ; or
ntlU373 mosbcbatb, mosh-khawth' ; from
7843; disfigurement: — corruption,
marred.
4894. rjitaaSM mlsbtowacb, mish-to'-akh; or
nUTJ373 mlsbfacb, mish-takh'; from
7849; a spreading-place:— (to) spread
(forth, -ing, upon).
4895. STjUtXM maslemah, mas-tay-maw' ;
from the same as 7850; enmity:—
hatred.
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Nehbcl
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
4896. "itffij?? mlshtar, mish-tawr 1 ; from 7860;
jurisdiction:— dominion.
4897. ""Ilia meshiy, meh'-shee; from 4871; «tt
(as drawn from the cocoon):— silk.
""IPO OTfishty See 4187.
4898. bsanajia M e sheyaab»el, mesh-ay-zab-
ale'; from an equiv. to 7804 and
410; delivered of Ood; Meshezabei, an Isr.:— Meshe-
zabeel.
4899. l?^? m&ahiyaeh, maw-shee'-alea; from
4886; anointed; usually a consecrated
person (as a king;, priest, or saint); spec, the Mes-
eiah:— anointed, Messiah.
4900. TjlBO mashate, ?naw-rftafc'; a prim, root;
to dra«), used in a great variety of
applications (includ. to sow, to sound, to prolong,
to develop, to march, to remove, to delay, to fie tall,
etc.):— draw (along, out), continue, defer, extend,
forbear, X give, handle, make (pro-, sound) long,
X sow, scatter, stretch out.
4901. TJISB meshek, meh'-shek; from 4900; a
sowing,* also a possession; — precious,
price.
4902. TITOS Meshiek, meh'-shek; the same in form
as 4901, but prob. of for. der. ; Meshek,
a son of Japheth, and the people desc. from him:—
Mesech, Hesbech.
4903. n31iS73 mlslikah (Chald.), mush- /tab 1 ; cor-
resp. to 4904; a bed:— bed.
4904. 31312573 mlskkab, mUh-kawb'; from 7901;
a 6ed (fig. a tier); abstr. steep; by
euphem. carnal intercourse;— bed ([-chamber]),
couch, lieth (lying) with.
TOiBO m e sukah. See 4881.
4905. V^tafi maskiyl, mos-fceel'; from 7919;
instructive, I.e. a didactic poem:—
Maachil.
C31272 mashkiym. See 7925.
4906. rPSillft maskiyth, mas-keetW ; from the
same as 7906; a figure (carved on
stone, the wall, or any object); fig. imagination: —
conceit, image (-ry), picture, X wish.
4907. "jaiaa mlghkan (Chald.), mish-kari; cor-
resp. to 4908; residence;— habitation.
4908. "|312?B mislLka.il, mish-kawn'; from 7931;
a residence (includ. a shepherd's hut,
the lair of animals, fig. the grave; also the Temple) ;
spec, the Tabernacle (prop, its wooden walls): —
dwelleth, dwelling (place), habitation, tabernacle,
tent.
4909. rHSiaa maskdreth, mas-koh'^refh; from
7936; wages or a reward:— reward,
4910. 31BB mashal, maw-sAal'; a prim, root; to
rule; — Chave, make to have) dominion,
governor, X indeed, reign, (bear, cause to, have) rule
(-tag, -r), have power.
4911. 3125a mashal, maw-shal'; denom. from 4912;
to Itfcen, i.e. (trans.) to use figurative
language (an allegory, adage, song or the like);
intrans. to resemble.— be (come) like, compare, use
(as a) proverb, speak (in proverbs), utter.
4912. 31)312 mashal, mow-shawl'; appar. from
4910 in some orig. sense of superiority
In mental action; prop, a pithy maorim, usually of a
metaphorical nature; hence a simile (as an adage,
poem, discourse):— byword, like, parable, proverb.
4913. 3125a Mashal, maw-shawl'; for 4861; Ma-
T T '
sftal, a place in Pal. '.—Mashal.
4914. 3125)2 mHhowl, mesh-ol'; from 4911; a
satire;— byword.
4915. 3125ft mdshel, mo'-shel; (1) from 4910; em-
pire; (2) from 4911; a. parallel: — domin-
ion, like.
D3T31I513 mlshlowsh. See 7969.
4916. Olbttia mlshlowach, mish-lo'-akh; or
tpl2572 mlshloacb, mish-lo'-akh; also
riblpa mishlach, mish-lawkh'; from 7971;
a sending out, i.e. (abstr.) presenta-
tion (favorable), or seizure (unfavorable); also
(concr.) a place of dismissal, or a business to be dis-
charged:— to lay, to put, sending (forth), to set.
4917. nnblBa mlshlachath, mish-lakh'-ath;
fern, of 4916; a mission, i.e. (abstr.
and favorable) release, or (concr. and unfavorable)
an army:— discharge, sending.
4918. tij<l2J72 jffl e shnllam, mesh-ool-lawm' ; from
7999; allied; Meshullam, the name of
seventeen Isr. :— Meshullam.
4919. rmfeffil? m«shlllem6wth, mesh-U-lav-
mohth'; plur. from 7999; reconcilia-
tions:— Meshillemoth, an Isr. :— Meshillemoth. Comp.
4921.
4920. t-pabTO? meshelemyah, roesn-efc-lem-
yaw 1 ; or
ItTabjIJa M e shelemyahuw, mesh-eh-
lem-yaW -two; from 7999 and 3050;
ally ofjah; Meshelemjah, an Isr. :— Meshelemiah.
4921. mKfelffl? OT 6 shlllemiyth, mesh-il-lay-
meeth'; from 7999; reconciliation}
Meshillemith, an Isr. : — Meshillemith. Comp. 4919.
4922. nKfcttia Jfreshullemeth, mesh-ool-leh'-
meth; fern, of 4918; Meshullemeth,
an Israelitess:— Meshullemeth.
4923. !17|12372 m e shammah, mesh-am-maw 1 ';
from 8074; a waste or amazement:—
astonishment, desolate.
4924. "]ai2513 mashman, mash-mawn'; from
8080; fat, i.e. (lit. and abstr.) fatness;
but usually (fig. ana concr.; a rich dish, a fertile
field, a robust man:— fat (one, -ness, -test, -test place).
4925. 5137312573 Mishmannah, mish-man-naw' ;
from 8080; fatness; Mashmannah,
an Isr. :— Mishmannah.
4926. S73125B niiihma*. mish-maw 1 ; from 8085; a
t : ■
report: — hearing,
4927. yi312373 Miahma!, mish-maw'; the same as
4926; Mishma, the name of a son of
Ishmael, and of an Isr.:— Mishma.
4928. ny7212372 mlshma'ath, mish-mah'-ath;
fern, of 4926; audience, i.e. the royal
court; also obedience, i.e. (concr.) a subject:— bidding,
guard, obey.
4929. 17311573 ml* lunar mish-mawr'; from 8104';
a guard (the man, the post, or the
prison); fig. a. deposit; also (as observed) a usage
(abstr.), or an example (concr.):— diligence, guard,
office, prison, ward, watch.
4930. 51*17311572 m.i-m' rail, mas-mer-aw'; for
4548 fern.; a peg: — nail.
4931. rV~;721"J72 mlshmereth, mish-meh'-reth;
fern, of 4929; watch, i.e. the act (cus-
tody) or (concr.) the sentry, the post; obj. preserva-
tion, or (concr.) safe; fig. observance, i.e. (abstr.) duty,
or (obj.) a usage or party:— charge, keep, to be kept,
office, ordinance, safeguard, ward, watch.
4932. 51312572 mlshneh, mish-neh'; from 8138;
prop, a repetition, i.e. a duplicate
(copy of a document), or a double (in amount); by
impl. a second (in order, rank, age, quality or loca-
tion):— college, copy, double, fatlings, next, second
(order), twice as much.
4933. 51312)73 m e ehiccah, mesh-is-saw'; from
8155; plunder: — booty, spoil.
4934. 31912312 mlsh<6wl, misft-ole'; from the
same as 8168; a hollow, i.e. a narrow
passage:— path.
4935. "WlJa mish'iy, mish-ee'; prob. from 8159;
inspection:— to supple.
4936. t)S>125?2 iaisb'am, mish-awm 1 ; appar. from
8159; inspection; JMisftam, an Isr. :—
Misham.
4937. 1S125B mlsb'en, mish-ane'; or
"rfOli mish'an, mish-awn'; from 8172; a
support (concr.), i.e. (fig.) a protector
or sustenance:— stay.
4938. 513">125B miKti'eiiah, mish-ay-naw' '; or
rD512572 mlsb'eneth, mish^h'-neth; fem.
of 4987; support (abstr.), i.e. (fig.)
sustenance or (concr.) a walking-stick:— staff.
4939. tlStoa mlspach, mis-pawkh'; from 5596;
slaughter: — oppression.
4940. 5D1B12572 mlahpachah, mish-paw-khaw';
from 8192 [comp. 8198]; a family.
i.e. circle of relatives; fig. a class (of persons), a spe.
cies (of animals) or sort (of things); by extens. a tribe
or people:— family, kind (-red).
4941. DB12573 mlshpat, mish-pawt'; from 8199;
prop, a uerdicl (favorable or unfa-
vorable) pronounced judicially, espec. a sentence or
formal decree (human or [partic] divine law, indi-
vidual or collect.), includ. the act, the place, the suit,
ftp frim^.and the penalty; abstr. justice, includ. a
partic. right, or privilege (statutory 3" customary), or
even a style:— + adversary, ceremony, charge,
X crime, custom, desert, determination, discretion,
disposing, due, fashion, form, to be judged, judg-
ment, just (-ice, -ly), (manner of) law (-ful), manner,
measure, (due) order, ordinance, right, sentence,
usest, x worthy, + wrong.
4942. 151312)73 mlshpath, mUh-pawth'; from
8192; a stall for cattle (only dual):—
burden, sheepfold.
4943. pl2513 megheq, meh'-shek; from an unused
root mean, to hold; possession:—
+ steward.
4944. pi2?B mashahaq, mash-shawk'; from 8264;
a traversing, i.e. rapid motion:— run
ning to and fro.
4945. 51pl2J72 mashqeh, mash-keh'; from 8248;
prop, causing to drink, i.e. a butler;
by impl. (intrans.) drink (itself) ; fig. a well-watered
region:— butler (-ship), cupbearer, drink (-ing), fat
pasture, watered.
4946. ?ipTO? mlshqowl, wish-kale 1 ; from 8254;
weight:— weight.
4947. t|ipl2573 mashqowph, mash-kofe'; from
8259 in its orig. sense of overhang-
ing; a lintel: — lintel, upper door post.
4948. 3J312572 mlahqal, mish-kawl'; from 8254;
weight (numerically estimated) ; hence,
weighing (the act):— (full) weight.
4949. rfc]?TB72 mlshqeleth, mish-keh'-leth; or
rftplI572 mlsbqoleth, mish-ko'-leth; fem.
of 4948 or 4947; a weight, i.e. a plum-
met (with line attached):— plummet.
4950. »p r 12372 mtshqa.% misli-Jcaw'; from 8257;
a settling place (of water), i.e. a
pond:— deep.
4951. !"HiSB in Isr all. mis-raw'; from 8280; em-
pire; — government,
4952. nil!572 mlshrah, mish-raw 1 ; from 8281 in
the sense of loosening; maceration,
i.e. steeped juice:— liquor.
4953. "'pil'IST? mashrdwqiy (Chald.), mas7i-ro-
kee'; from a root eorresp. to 8319; a
(musical) pipe (from its whistling sound):— flute.
4954. ,, y'111373 Ittlshra'iy, mish-raw-ee' ; patrial
from an unused noun from an un-
used root; prob. mean, to stretch out; extension; a
Mishraite, or inhab. (collect.) of Mishra:— Misnraites.
4955. SlBllDa mlsraphah, mis-raw-faw' ; from
8313; combustion, i.e. cremation (of
a corpse), or calcination (of lime):— burning.
4956. a^72 niEnta inisrephowth maylin,
mis-ref-ohth' mah'-yim; from
the plur. of 4955 and 4325; burnings of water; Mis-
rephoth-Majim, a place in Pal. :— Misrephoth-mayim.
4957. 71)5'niI573 Masreqah, mas-ray-kaw' ; a
form for 7796 used denom.; m'ne-
yard; Masrekah, a place in Idumsaa:— Masrekah.
4958. rTniIJ73 magreth, mas-rayth'; appar. from
an unused root mean, to perforate,
i.e. hollow out; a pan:— pan.
4959. 1231B73 mashash, maw-shash' ; a prim, root:
to feel of; by impl, to grope;— feel,
grope, search.
4960. tinlSa mlshteh, mish-teh'; from 8354;
drink; by impl. drinking (the act);
also (by impl.), a banquet or (gen.) feast:— banquet,
drank, drink, feast ([-ed], -ing).
4961. iinilJB mlshteh (Chald.), mish-teh'; eor-
resp. to 4960; a 6angue<;— banquet.
4962. HO math, math; from the same as 4970;
prop, an aduW (as of full length); by
impl. a man (only in the plur.): — tfew, x friends,
men, persons, X small.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
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Nehbel
75
4963. ISjITO mathbeb, math-bane'; denom. from
8401; straw in the heap:— straw.
4964. 5n?3 metbeg, meh'-theg; from an unused
root mean, to curb; a bit:— bit, bridle.
4965. rTONTl an?3 IKetbeg ba-' Amman,
meh'-theg haw-am-maw' ; from
4964 and 520 with the art. interposed; bit of the me-
tropolis; Metheg-ha-Ammah an epithet of Gath:—
Metheg-ammah.
4966. pinM mathowq, maw-thoKe'; or
pirm mathuwq, maw-thodk/; from 4985;
sweet: — sweet (-er, -ness).
4967. bNTIJinM lU e tbuwsba'£l, metA-oo-shaw-
! ate'; from 4962 and 410, with the
rel. interposed; man who (is) of God; Methushael, an
antediluvian patriarch:— Methusael.
4968. nVfflirin mnhnwsbelacb, meth-oo-
sheh'-lakh; from 4962 and 7973; man
of a dart; Methushelach, an antediluvian patri-
arch: — Methuselah.
4969. tin?J oiHthach. maio-thakh'; a prim, root;
to stretch out:— spread out.
4970. **rp2 matbay, maw-thah'ee; from an un-
used root mean, to extend; prop, extent
(of time); but used only adv. (espec. with other par-
ticles pref.), when (either rel. or interrog.):— long,
when.
B"Tffl m e tbiym. See 4962.
4971. rOprVQ matbkonetk, math-ko'-neth; or
rOprTO matbkunetb, math-koo'-neth;
from 8505 in the transferred sense of
measuring,' proportion (in size, number or ingredi-
ents):— composition, measure, state, tale.
4972. SlNbjTO matt e la'ab, mat-tel-aw-aw' ;
from 4100 and 8513; what a
trouble /;— what a weariness.
4973. inf Snn m e tball e <ab, meth-al-leh-aw 1 ;
contr, from 3216; prop, a biter, i.e. a
tooth:— cheek (jaw) tooth, jaw.
4974. di"02 m'tliom, meth-ohm'; from 8552;
wholesomeness; also (adv.) complete-
ly:— men [by reading 4962], soundness.
"jrra Methen. See 4981.
4975. "jrib motben, mo'-then; from an unused
root mean, to be slender; prop, the
waist or small of the back; only in plur. the loins:—
+ greyhound, loins, side.
4976. "jFffl matt a ii, mat-tawn'; from 5414; a
present:— gift,[to give, reward.
4977. ")ni3 Mattan, mat-tawn'; the same as 4976;
Mattan, the name of a priest of Baal,
and of an Isr.:— Mattan.
4978. MF1U matt e na> (Chald.), mat-ten-aW;
corresp. to 4979:— gift.
4979. n;n?2 mattanab, mat-taw-naw' ; fern, of
4976; a present; spec.'(ta a good sense)
a sacrificial offering, (in a bad sense) a bribe:— gift.
4980. !"!2rra mattanab, mat-taw-naw 1 ; the
same as 4979; Mattanah, a place in
the Desert:— Mattanah.
4981. "'Sri? OTitbniy, mith-nee 1 ; prob. patrial
from an unused noun mean, slender-
ness; a Uithnite, or inhab. of Methen:— Mithnite.
4982. "'JFlB M.att e nay, mat-ten-ah'ee; from 4976;
itoeroZ; Mattenai, the name of three
Isr.:— Mattenai.
4983. !"P3nU Mattanyab, mat-tan-yaw'; or
irP3CT3 OTattanyabirw, mat-tan-yaw' -
hoo; from 4976 and 3050; gt/t o/ ./aft;
Mattanjah, the name of ten Isr. :— Mattaniah.
D^DrVQ motbnaylm. See 4975.
4984. (Si!53)nW mithnasse', mith-nas-say' ; from
5375; (used as abstr.) supreme exal-
tation:— exalted.
4985. pTO mathaq, maw-thak'; a prim, root;
to suck, by impl. to relish, or (tatrans.)
be tweet;— be (made, x take) sweet.
4986- p™ metbeq, meh'-thek; from 4985; fig.
pleasantness (of discourse):— sweet-
ness.
4987. pritt mdtbeq, mo'-thek; from 4985; sweet-
ness:— sweetness.
i. pD73 matbaq, maw-thawk'; from 4985; a
dainty, i.e. (gen,) food:— feed sweetly.
4989. rtp r nM Mitbqab, mith-kaw 1 ; fern, of 4987;
sweetness; Mithkah, a place in the
Desert:— Mithcah.
4990. nl1n?3 OTlthr«datb, mith-red-awth' ; of
Fers. origin; Mithredath, the name
of two Persians:— Mithredath.
4991. firm mattatb, mat-tawth'; fern, of 4976
abbrev.; a present: — gift, reward.
4992. tlFlFlM Mattattab, mat-tat-taw 1 ; for
4993; gift of Jah; Mattattah, an
Isr.:— Mattathah.
4993. ("PriPia Idattltbyab, mat-tith-yaW; or
liTTIFIM MattithyaJiuw, mat-tifft-jraw'-
hoo; from 4991 and 3050; gift of Jah;
Mattithjah, the name of four Isr.:— Mattithiah.
4994. N3 na», nam; a prim, particle of incitement
and entreaty, which may usually be
rendered I pray, now or then; added mostly to verbs
(in the Imperat. or Fut.), or to interj., occasionally to
an adv. or conj. :— I beseech (pray) thee (you), go to,
now, oh.
4995. N3 na>, naw; appar. from 5106 in the sense
of harshness from refusal; prop, tough,
i.e. uncooked (flesh) :— raw.
4996. & Nd>, no; of Eg. origin; No (i.e. Thebes),
the capital of Upper Egypt:— No. Comp.
528.
4997. Tto no'd, node; or
11N3 nd'wd, node; also (fem.)
!T1«3 noMah no-daw 1 ; from an unused
root of uncert. signif.; a (skin or
leather) bag (for fluids):— bottle.
*Tlffl ne'darty. See 142.
4998. !"!N3 na'ab, naw-aw 1 ; a prim, root; prop.
to be at home, i.e. (by impl.) to be
pleasant (or suitable), i.e. beautiful:— be beautiful,
become, be comely.
4999. StSO na'ab, naw-aw'; from 4998; a home;
fig. a pasture:— habitation, house, pas-
ture, pleasant place.
5000. ST183 na'veb, naw-veh'; from 4998 or
5116; suitable, or beautiful:— be-
cometh, comely, seemly.
5001. DSC na'am, naw-am'; a prim, root; prop.
to whisper, i.e. (by impl.) to utter as an
oracle:— say.
5002. DN? n e >nm, neh-oom'; from 5001; an
oracle:— (hath) said, saith.
5003. E1N3 na'apb, naw-af; a prim, root; to
commit adultery; fig. to apostatize:—
adulterer (-ess), commit (-tag) adultery, woman that
breaketh wedlock.
5004. C]Stt ni'nph, nee-oof; from 6003; adul-
tery:— adultery.
5005. t]1BK3 na'apbtrnpb, nah-af-oof; from
5008; adultery:— adultery.
5006. VSO na'ats, naw-ats'; a prim, root; to
scorn; or (Eccles. 12 : 5) by interch. for
5132, to bloom:— abhor, (give occasion to) blaspheme,
contemn, despise, flourish, X great, provoke.
5007. J1SN3 n e 'atsab, neh-aw-tsaw 1 '; or
5lSIf*3 ne'atsah, neh-aw-tsaw 1 ; from 5006;
scorn:— blasphemy.
5008. pN3 na'aq, naw-afc'; a prim, root; to
groan: — groan.
5009. STpM n e »aqab, neft-aw-fcaw'; from 5008; a
groan:— groaning.
5010. 1N3 na'ar, naw-ar'; a prim, root; to re-
ject:— abhor, make void.
5011. 313 Nob. nobe; the same as 5108; fruit; Nob,
a place in Pal. :— Nob.
5012. N33 naba', naw-baw 1 ; a prim, root; to
prophesy, i.e. speak (or sing) by inspira-
tion (in prediction or simple discourse):— prophesy
(-tnzX. make self a prophet.
5013. N33 n e ba> (Chald.), neb-aw'; corresp. to
5012 :— prophesy.
5014. 233 nabab, naw-baV; a prim, root; to
pierce; to be hollow, or (flg.) foolish:—
hollow, vain.
5015. 133 N e bdw, neb-o'; prob. of for. der.;
Nebo, the name of a Bab. deity, also of a
mountain in Moab, and of a place in Pal.:— Nebo.
5016. FKJ133 n e buw'ah, neb-oo-aw"; from 5012;
a prediction (spoken or written):—
prophecy.
5017. S18133 n e bnnr'ab (Chald.), neb-oo-aw;
corresp. to 5016; inspired teaching:—
prophesying.
5018. ffflSOf N«bAwzaradan, neb-oo-sar-
ad-awn'; of for. or.; iVebuzara-
dan, a Bab. general:— Nebuzaradan.
5019. 1SK313133 N«buwfc:adne>tstBar, neb-
oo-kad^nets-tsar 1 '; or
1SK31533 N'bukadnflMnar (2 Kings
24 : 1, 10), neb-oo-kad-nets-
tsar 1 ; or
1K313133 N e bnwkadnetstsar (Esth.
2:6; Dan. 1 : 18), neb-oo-Jsad-mefs-
tsar'; or
1SN113133 x e biiwkadre'tBt8ar, neb-
oo-kad-rets-tsar 1 ; or
1121811331313° N e buwkadre>tstao\rr
' (Ezra 2 : 1; Jer. 49 : 28),
neb-oo-kadsrets-tsore' ; at for. der.; Nebukadnetstsar
(or -retstsar, or -retstsor), king of Babylon:— Nebu-
chadnezzar, Nebuchadrezzar.
5020. 1S31331313 N e b«wkadnetstsar (C!hald.),
neb-oo-fcod-nefs-fsar'; corresp. to
5019:— Nebuchadnezzar.
5021. ")STTB133 N e bnW8hazban, neb-oo-shaz-
bawn'; of for. der.; Nebushazban,
Nebuchadnezzar's chief eunuch:— Nebushazban.
5022. m33 Nabowth, naw-both'; fem. plnr.
from the same as 5011; fruits; Naboth,
an Isr.:— Naboth.
5023. }""3T33 n e blzbab (Chald.), neb-iz4>aw'; of
uncert. der. ; a largess: — reward.
5024. D33 nabach, naw-bakh'; a prim, root; to
bark (as a dog):— bark.
5025. tl33 Nobacb, no'-bach; from 5024; a bark;
Nobach, the name of an Isr., and of a
place E. of the Jordan:— Nobah.
5026. m33 mbcbaz, nib-khaz'; of for. or.; Nib-
chaz, a deity of the Avites: — Nibbaz.
5027. £333 nabaf, naw-bat'; a prim, root; to
scan, i.e. look intently at; by impl. to
regard with pleasure, favor or care:— (cause to) be-
hold, consider, look (down), regard, have respect, see.
5028. E333 N e baf, neb-awt'; from 5027; regard;
Nebat, the father of Jeroboam I:—
Nebat.
5029. N"^? n e biy» (Chald.), meb-ee'; corresp. to
5030; a prop het:— prophet.
5030. N^ilS nabiy', naw-bee'; from 5012; a pro-
phet or (gen.) inspired man:— prophecy,
that prophesy, prophet.
5031. H8"'33 n e biy»ab, neo-ee-yaw>; fem. of
5030; a prophetess or (gen.) inspired
woman; by impl. a poetess; by association a pro-
phet's wife:— prophetess.
5032. nTSS N e bayowtb, neb-aw-yoth'; or
rP33 N e bay6tb, neb-aw-uotft'; fem. plur.
from 5107; fruitfulnesses; Nebajoth, a
son of Ishmael, and the country settled by him:—
Nebaioth, Nebajoth.
5033. ^33 nebek, nay'-bek; from an unused root
mean, to burst forth; a fountain:—
spring.
5034. 333 nabel, naw-bale'; a prim, root; to
wilt; gen. to fall away, fail, faint; fig.
to be foolish or (mor.) wicked; causat. to despise,
disgrace: — disgrace, dishonour, lightly esteem, fade
(away, -ing), fall (down, -ling, off), do foolishly, come
to nought, x surely, make vile, wither.
5035. b33 nebel, neh'-bel; or
533 nebel, nay'-bel; from 5034; a skta-bafl
tor liquids (from collapsing when empty);
Nawbawl
Nakhnoo
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
hence, a vase (as similar in shape when full) ; also a
lyre (as having a body of like form) :— bottle, pitcher,
psaltery, vessel, viol.
5036. bii nabal, naw-bawl'; from 5034; stupid;
wicked (espec. impious) :— fool (-ish, -ish
man, -ish woman), vile person.
5037. b33 Nabal, nawbawl'; the same as 5036;
dolt; Nabal, an Isr.:— Nabal.
5038. Sib?)? n e b£lah, neb-ay-law'; from 5034; a
fiabby thing, i.e. a carcase or carrion
(human or bestial, often collect.); fig. an idol:—
(dead) body, (dead) carcase, dead of itself, which
died, (beast) that (which) dieth of itself.
5039. ttbai n e balah, neb-aw-law'; fern, of 5036;
foolishness, i.e. (mor.) wickedness;
concr. a crime; by extens. punishment:— folly, vile,
villany.
5040. rnb3l? nabluwth, nab-looth'; from 5036;
prop, disgrace, i.e. the (female) puden-
da:— lewdness.
5041. 1323? N e baMa(;, neb-al-lawt' ; appar. from
5036 and 3909 ; foolish secrecy; Neballat,
a place in Pal. :— Neballat.
5043. 3*33 liaba', naw-bah'; a prim, root; to gush
forth; fig. to utter (good or bad words);
spec, to emit (a foul odor);— belch out, flowing, pour
out, send forth, utter (abundantly).
5043. 818133 neDr e sha» (Chald.), neb-reh-shaw' ;
from an unused root mean, to shine;
a light; plur. (collect.) a chandelier: — candlestick.
5044. 112553 Nibshan, nib-shawn'; of uncert.
der.; Mbshan, a place in Pal.:— Nib-
shan.
5045. 333 negeb, neh'-gheb; from an unused root
mean, to be parched; the south (from its
drought); spec, the Negeb or southern district of
Judah, occasionally, Egypt (as south to Pal.);— south
(country, side, -ward).
5046. 133 nagad, naw-gad'; a prim, root; prop.
to front, i.e. stand boldly out opposite;
by impl. (eausat.), to manifest; fig. to announce
(always by word of mouth to one present) ; spec, to
expose, predict, explain, praise:— bewray, x cer-
tainly, certify, declare (-iug), denounce, expound,
X fully, messenger, plainly, profess, rehearse,
report, shew (forth), speak, X surely, tell, utter.
5047. 13? n e gad (Chald.), meg-ad'; corresp. to 5046;
to flow (through the idea of clearing the
way):— issue.
5048. 133 neged, neh'-ghed; from 5046; a front,
i.e. part opposite; spec, a counterpart,
or mate; usually (adv., espec. with prep.) over
against or before:— about, (over) against, X aloof,
X far (off), X from, over, presence, x other side,
sight, X to view.
5049. 133 neged (Chald.), neh'-ghed; corresp. to
5048; opposite:— toward.
5050. S133 nagahh, naw-gah'; a prim, root; to
glitter; eausat. to illuminate:— (en-)
lighten, (cause to) shine.
5051. EI33 ndgahh, no'-gah; from 5050: brill-
iancy (lit. or fig.):— bright (-ness), light,
(clear) shining.
5052. 7333 Ndgahh, no'-gah; the same as 5051;
Nbgah, a son of David:— Nogah.
5053. SI33 ndgahh (Chald.), no'-gah; corresp. to
5051; dawn:— morning.
5054. 71713? n e gohah, neg-o-haw'; fern, of 5051;
splendor:— brightness.
5055. ft33 nagach, naw-gakh'; a prim, root; to
but with the horns; flg. to war
against:— gore, push (down, -ing).
5056. 7133 naggach, nag-gawkh'; from 5055;
butting, i.e. vicious: — used (wont) to
push.
5057. TH nagiyd, naw-gheed'; op
*JjO nagtd, naw-gheed'; from 5046; a com-
mander (as occupying the front), civil,
military or religious; gen. (abstr. plur.), honorable
themes:— captain, chief, excellent thing, (chief)
governor, leader, noble, prince, (chief) ruler.
5058. 7*13^33 n'giynah, neg-ee-naw'; or
n?" 1 ?? n e giynath (Psa. 61 : title), neg-ee-
nath'; from 5059; prop, instrumental
music; by impl. a stringed instrument; by extens. a
poem set to music; spec, an epigram:— stringed
instrument, musick, Neginoth [plur.], song.
5059. "]33 nagan, naw-gan'; a prim, root; prop,
to thrum, i.e. beat a tune with the
fingers; espec. to play on a stringed instrument;
hence (gen.) to make music: — player on instruments,
sing to the stringed instruments, melody, ministrel,
play (-er, -ing).
5060. 3>33 naga*, naw-gah'; a prim, root; prop, to
touch, i.e. lay the hand upon (for any
purpose; euphem., to lie with a woman) ; by impl. to
reach (flg. to arrive, acquire); violently, to strike
(punish, defeat, destroy, etc.) :— beat, (x be able to)
bring (down), cast, come (nigh), draw near (nigh),
get up, happen, join, near, plague, reach (up), smite,
strike, touch.
5061. 3*33 negat, neh'-gah; from 5060; a blow (flg.
infliction) ; also (by impl.) a spot (concr.
a leprous person or dress):— plague, sore, stricken,
stripe, stroke, wound.
5062. E]33 nagaph, naw-gaf; a prim, root; to
push, gore, defeat, stub (the toe), inflict
(a disease):— beat, dash, hurt, plague, slay, smite
(down), strike, stumble, X surely, put to the worse.
5063. !Tj33 negeph, neh'-ghef; from 5062; a trip
(of the foot); flg. an infliction (of
disease) :— plague, stumbling.
5064. 133 nagar, naw-gar 1 ; a prim, root; to flow;
flg. to stretch out; eausat. to pour out or
down; flg. to deliver over:— fall, flow away, pour
down (out), run, shed, spilt, trickle down.
5065. IBM nagas, naw-gas'; a prim, root; to
drive (an animal, a workman, a debtor,
an army) ; by impl. to tax, harass, tyrannize:— dis-
tress, driver, exact (-or), oppress (-or), X raiser of
taxes, taskmaster.
5066. UJ33 nagash, naw-gash'; a prim, root; to
be or come (cansat. bring) near (for any
purpose) ; euphem. to lie with a woman ; as an enemy,
to attack; relig. to worship; eausat. to present; flg.
to adduce an argument; by reversal, to stand back: —
(make to) approach (nigh), bring (forth, hither,
near), (cause to) come (hither, near, nigh), give
place, go hard (up), (be, draw, go) near (nigh), offer,
overtake, present, put, stand.
5067. 15 ned, made; from 5110 in the sense of
piling up; a mound, i.e. wave:— heap.
5068. 1313 nadab, naw-dab'; a prim, root; to
impel; hence to volunteer (as a soldier),
to present spontaneously:— offer freely, be (give,
make, offer self) willing (-ly).
5069. 31? n e dab (Chald.), ned-ab'; eorresp. to
5068; be (or give) liberal (-ly):— (be minded
of . . . own) freewill (offering), offer freely (wil-
lingly).
5070. 313 Nadab, naw-dawb'; from 5068; liberal;
Nadab, the name of four Isr. :— Nadab.
5071. 71313 n e daba.h, ned-aw-baw'; from 5068;
prop, (abstr.) spontaneity, or (adj.)
spontaneous; also (concr.) a spontaneous or (by
infer., in plur.) abundant gift:— free (-will) offering,
freely, plentiful, voluntary (-ily, offering), willing (-ly,
offering).
5072. 7T313 N e dabyah, ned-ab-yaw>; from 5068
and 3050; largess of Jah; Nedabjah,
an Isr.:— Nedabiah.
5073. Tj313 nldbak (Chald.), nid-iawk'; from a
root mean, to stick; a layer (of building
materials) :— row.
5074. 113 nadad, narv-dad'; a prim, root; prop.
to wave to and fro (rarely to flap up and
down); flg. to rove, flee, OT(caus.)to drive away:—
chase (away), x could not, depart, flee (x apace,
away), (re-) move, thrust away, wander (abroad, -er,
-ing).
5075. 113 n e dad (Chald.), ned-ad'; corresp. to
5074; to depart:— go from.
5076. 113 nadad, naw-dood'; pass. part, of 5074;
prop, tossed; abstr. a rolling (on the
] bed):— tossing to and fro.
5077. 7113 nadah, naw-date'; or
N13° nada' (2 Kings 17 : 21), naw-daw'; a
prim, root; prop, to toss; flg. to exclude,
i.e. banish, postpone, prohibit:— cast out, drive, put
far away.
5078. 7113 nedeh, nay'-deh; from 5077 in the
sense of freely flinging money; a
bounty (for prostitution):— gifts.
5079. HI? nlddah, nid-daw'; from 6074; prop.
rejection; by impl. impurity, espec. per-
sonal (menstruation) or moral (idolatry, incest):—
X far, fllthiness, x flowers, menstruous (woman), put
apart, X removed (woman), separation, set apart,
unclean (ness, thing, with fllthiness).
5080. 7113 nadach, naw-dakh'; a prim, root; to
push off; used in a great variety of appli-
cations, lit. and flg. (to expel, mislead, strike, inflict,
etc.):— banish, bring, cast down (out), chase, compel,
draw away, drive (away, out, quite), fetch a stroke,
force, go away, outcast, thrust away (out), withdraw.
5081. 3T13 nadiyb, naw-deeb'; from 5068; prop.
voluntary, i.e. generous; hence, mag-
nanimous; as noun, a grandee (sometimes a
tyrant):— free, liberal (things), noble, prince, willing
([hearted]).
5082. 7 - Q" l 13 n e diybah, ned-ee-baw'; fem. of
5081; prop, nobility, i.e. reputation:—
soul.
5083. *]13 nadan, naw-dawn'; prob. from an un-
used root mean, to give; a present (for
prostitution) :— gif t.
5084. "J13 nadan, naw-dawn'; of uncert. der.; a
sheath (of a sword):— sheath.
5085. 71313 nldneh (Chald.), nid-neh'; from the
same as 5084; a sheath; fig. the body (as
the receptacle of the soul):— body,
5086. E]13 nadaph, naw-daf; a prim, root; to
shove asunder, l.e. disperse: — drive
(away, to and fro), thrust down, shaken, tossed to and
fro.
5087. 113 nadar, naw-dar'; a prim, root; to
promise (pos., to do or give something to
God) :— (make a) vow.
5088. '113 neder, neh'-der; or
113 neder, nay'-der; from 5087; a promise
(to God); also (concr.) a thing pro-
mised:— vow ([-ed]).
5089. 7/0 noahh, no'-&h; from an unused root
mean, to lament; lamentation: — wailing.
5090. 3!*t3 nahag, naw-hag'; a prim, root; to
drive forth (a person, an animal or
chariot), i.e. lead, carry away; reflex, to proceed (i.e.
impel or guide oneself); also (from the panting
induced by effort), to sigh:— acquaint, bring (away),
carry away, drive (away), lead (away, forth), (be)
guide, lead (away, forth).
5091. 71713 nahah, naw-haw'; a prim, root; to
groan, i.e. bewail; bence (through the
idea of crying aloud) to assemble (as if on proclama-
tion):— lament, wail.
5092. "'Si? n e hiy, neh-hee'; from 5091; an elegy:—
lamentation, wailing.
5093. 7V713 nthyah, nih-yaw'; fem. of 6092;
lamentation: — doleful.
5094. 1"'!13 n e hiyp (Chald.), neh-heere'; or
1T713 nehiyruw (Chald.), neh-hee-roof ;
from the same as 5105; illumination,
i.e. (flg.) wisdom:— light.
5095. 3713 nahal, naw-hal'; a prim, root; prop.
to run with a sparkle, i.e. flow; hence
(trans.) to conduct, and (by infer.) to protect, s«*-
fain:— carry, feed, guide, lead (gently, on).
5096. bbij3 Nahalal, nah-hal-awl' ; or
32713 Nahalol, nah-hal-ole' ; the same as
5097; Nahalal or Nahalol, a place in
Pal.:— Nahalal, Nahallal, Nahalol.
5097. 3*371.3 nahalol, nah-hahole't from 5095;
pasture: — bush.
5098. &713 naharn, nau>-fcam'; a prim, root; to
growl:— mourn, roar (-tag).
5099. di13 naharn, nah'-ham; from 5098; a
snarl:— roaring.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Nawbawl
Nakhnoo
77
5100. (1)3713 n e faamab, neh-haw-maw 1 ; fem. of
5099; snarling: — disquietness, roaring.
5101. pW nabaq, naw-hak 1 ; a prim, root; to
bray (as an ass), scream (from hunger):—
bray.
5102. *l!jp nahar, naw-har'; a prim, root; to
sparkle, i.e. (flg.) be cheerful; hence
(from the sheen of a running stream) to flow, i.e.
(flg.) assemble:— flow (together), be lightened.
5103. 111? n e bar (Chald.), neh-har'; from a root
eorresp. to 5102; a river, espec. the
Euphrates:— river, stream.
5104. IFIS nabar, naw-hawr'; from 5102; a
stream (includ. the sea; espec. the Nile,
Euphrates, etc.); flg., prosperity:— flood, river.
5105. mt"I3 u'liarali, neh-haw-raw' ; from 5102
in its orig. sense; daylight:— light.
5106. N13 miw', noo; a prim, root; to refuse,
forbid, dissuade, or neutralize:— break,
disallow, discourage, make of none effect.
5107. 3113 iiuwl), noo6; a prim, root; to germi-
nate, i.e. (flg.) to (causat. make) flourish;
also (of words), to utter;— bring forth (fruit), make
cheerful, increase.
6108. 3113° nowb, nobe; or
D" 1 ?. neyb, nabe; from 5107; produce, lit. or
flg.:— fruit.
5109. "013° Ndwbay, no-bah'ee; from 5108;
fruitful; Nobai, an Isr.:— Nebai [from
the marg.].
5110. "113 nnwd, nood; a prim, root; to nod, i.e.
waver; flg. to wander, flee, disappear;
also (from shaking the head in sympathy), to console,
deplore, or (from tossing the head in scorn) taunt:—
bemoan, flee, get, mourn, make to move, take pity,
remove, shake, skip for joy, be sorry, vagabond, way,
wandering.
5111. 113 nuwd (Chald.), nood; eorresp. to 5116;
to ./lee:— get away.
5112. 113 nowd, node [only defect.
13 mod, node]; from 5110; exile.'— wander-
ing.
6113. 113 Nowd, node,' the same as 5112;
vagrancy; Nod, the land of Cain:— Nod.
5114. 31113 Ndwdab, no-daa*'; from 5068; noble;
Nodab, an Arab tribe:— Nodab.
5115. 7*113 navih, naw-vaw 1 ; a prim, root; to
rest (as at home) ; causat. (through the
implied idea of beauty [comp. 5116]), to celebrate
(with praises) :— keep at home, prepare an habita-
tion.
5116. t113 naveh, naw-veh'; or (fem.)
S113 navah, naw-vaw 1 ; from 5115; (adj.) at
home; hence (by impl. of satisfaction)
lovely; also (noun) a home, of God (temple), men
(residence), flocks (pasture), or wild animals (den):—
comely, dwelling (place), fold, habitation, pleasant
place, sheepcote, stable, tarried.
5117. H13 nnwach, noo'-akh; a prim, root; to
rest, i.e. settle down; used in a great
variety of applications, lit. and fig., intrans., trans.
and causat. (to dwell, stay, let fall, place, let alone,
withdraw, give comfort, etc.) : — cease, be confederate,
lay, let down, (be) quiet, remain, (cause to, be at,
give, have, make to) rest, set down. Comp. 3241.
5118. PI13 nuwach, noo'-akh; or
nl3 novvach, no'-akh; from 5117; quiet-
Test (-ed, -ing place).
5119. !Hni3 Nowcbab, no-chaw'; fem. of 5118;
T
ouiefude; Nochah, an Isr. :— Nohah.
5120. t313 iiHivt. noot; to quake:— be moved.
5121. n"n3° Naviytb, nauM>eefft',' from 5115;
residence, - Navith, a place in Pal.:—
Naioth [from the marg.}.
5123 1513 n e valuw (Chald.), nev-aw-loo'; or
"V313 n'valiy (Chald.), nev-aw-lee'; from
an unused root prob. mean, to be foul; a
sink:— dunghill.
5123. fl13 nnwm, noom; a prim, root; to slumber
(from drowsiness): — sleep, slumber.
SIM 7"TO13 nawmah, noo-maw 1 ; from 6129;
sleepiness:— drowsiness.
5125. *|13 n awn, noon; a prim, root; to resprout,
i.e. propagate by shoots; flg., to be perpet-
ual:— be continued.
5126. "|13 Nnwn, noon; or
"J13 Nown (1 Chron. 7 : 27), nofcn; from 5125;
perpetuity; Nun or JVbn, the father of
Joshua:— Non, Nun.
5127. D13 nuwc, noos; a prim, root; to flit, i.e.
vanish away (subside, escape; causat.
cbase, impel, deliver):— X abate, away, be displayed,
(make to) flee (away, -ing), put to flight, X hide, lift
up a standard.
5128. ?13 nuwa*-, noo'-ah; a prim, root; to
waver, in a great variety of applications,
lit. and flg. (as subjoined):— continually, fugitive,
X make to [go] up and down, be gone away, (be)
move (-able, -d), be promoted, reel, remove, scatter,
set, shake, sift, stagger, to and fro, be vagabond, wag,
(make) wander (up and down).
5129. rT , 13?l3 Now'adyab, no-ad-yaw'; from
3259 and 3050; convened of Jah; No-
adjah, the name of an Isr., and a false prophetess;—
Noadiah.
5130. Sj13 nuwpb, noof; a prim, root; to quiver
(i.e. vibrate up and down, or rock to and
fro); used in a great variety of applications (includ.
sprinkling, beckoning, rubbing, bastinadoing, saw-
ing, waving, etc.):— lift up, move, offer, perfume,
send, shake, sift, strike, wave.
5131. £113 nowpb, nofe; from 5130; elevation: —
situation. Comp. 5297.
5132. V13 nuwts, noots; a prim, root; prop, to
flash; hence, to blossom (from the brill-
iancy of color); also, to fly away (from the quickness
of motion):— flee away, bud (forth).
5133. t13£13 nowtsab, no-tsaw 1 ; or
71X3 notsab, no-tsaw 1 ; fem. act. part, of
5327 in the sense of flying; a pinion (or
wing feather); often (collect.) ptumoge;— feather (-s),
ostrich.
5134. p13 nnwq, noofc; a prim, root; to sucftie:—
nurse.
5135. 113 nuwr (Chald.), moor; from an unused
root (eorresp. to that of 5216) mean, to
shine; fire:— flery, flre.
5136. 12313 mawsb, noosh; a prim, root; to be
sick, i.e. (fig.) distressed:— be full of hea-
viness.
5137. FITS nazab, naw-zaw'; a prim, root; to
spirt, i.e. besprinkle (espec. in expia-
tion) :— sprinkle.
5138. TTS naziyd, mate-zeed'; from 2102; some-
thing boiled, i.e. soup:— pottage.
5139. TT3 naziyr, naw-zeer 1 ; or
1T3 nazir, naw-zeer 1 ; from 6144; separate,
i.e. consecrated (as prince, a Nazirite);
hence (flg. from the latter) an unpruned vine (like an
unshorn Nazirite):— Nazarite [by a false alliteration
with Nazareth], separate (-d), vine undressed.
5140. bt3 nazal, naw-zal'; a prim, root; to drip,
or shed by trickling:— distil, drop, flood,
(cause to) flow (-ing), gush out, melt, pour (down),
running water, stream.
5141. DT3 nezem, neh'-zem; from an unused root
of uncert. mean. ; a nose-ring: — earring,
jewel.
5142. pT3 n e zaq (Chald.), nez-ak'; eorresp. to the
root of 5143; to suffer (causat. inflict)
loss:— have (en-) damage, hurt (-ful).
5143. pT3 nezeq. nay'-zek; from an unused root
mean, to injure; loss: — damage.
5144. 'ITS na.zar, naw-zar'; a prim, root; to hold
aloof, i.e. (intrans.) abstain (from food
and drink, from impurity, and even from divine wor-
ship [i.e. apostatize]) ; spec, to set apart (to sacred pur-
poses), i.e. devote: — consecrate, separate (-ing, self).
5145. "1T3 nezer, neh'-zer; or
■*lt3 nezer, nay'-zer; from 5144; prop, some-
thing set apart, i.e. (abstr.) dedication
(of a priest or Nazirite); hence (concr.) unshorn locks;
also (by impl.) a chaplet (espee. of royally): — conse-
cration, crown, hair, separation.
5146. 713 Noacb, no'-akh; the same as 5118; rest;
Noach, the patriarch of the flood:— Noah.
5147. , an3 Nacbbty, nakh-bee 1 ; from 2247; oc-
cult; Nachbi, an Isr. :— Nakbi.
5148. Hnp nacbab, naw-khaw 1 ; a prim, root; to
guide; by impl. to transport (into exile,
or as colonists):— bestow, ;bring, govern, guide, lead
(forth), put, straiten.
5149. D1713 N e chuwm, neh-khoom'; from 5162;
comforted; Nechum, an Isr. : — Nehum.
5150. 01713 niebuwm, nee-khooml; or
D713 .nicbum, nee-khoom'; from 5162; prop.
consoled; abstr. solace:— comfort (-able),
repenting.
5151. 01713 Nacbuwm, nakh-oom'; from 5162;
comfortable; Nachum, an Isr. pro-
phet:— Nahum.
5152. 11T13 Nacfaowr, naw-khore'; from the
T '
same as 5170; snorer; Nachor, the name
of the grandfather and a brother of Abraham:—
Nahor.
5153. UJinD nacbuwsb, naw-khoosh'; appar.
pass. part, of 5172 (perh. in the sense of
ringing, i.e. bell-metal; or from the red color of the
throat of a serpent [5175, as denom.] when hissing);
coppery, i.e. (flg.) hard:— of brass.
5154. 711151713 necbuwsbab, nekh-oo-shaw 1 ; or
71125713 ii'ch iisli;ili, nekh-oo-shaw'; fem. of
5153; copper:— brass, steel. Comp.
5176.
5155. T'b'TO n e cnfylab, nekh-ee-law'; prob. de-
nom. from 2485; a flute:— [plur.] Ne-
hiloth.
5156. 1^713 n'chiyr, nekh-eer 1 ; from the same as
5170; a nostril:— [dual] nostrils.
5157. 5H3 nacbal, naw-khal'; a prim, root; to
inherit (as a [fig.] mode of descent), or
(gen.) to occupy; causat. to bequeath, or (gen.) dis-
tribute, instate:— divide, have ([inheritance]), take as
an heritage, (cause to, give to, make to) inherit, (dis-
tribute for, divide [for, for an, by], give for, have,
leave for, take [for]) inheritance, (have in, cause to,
be made to) possess (-ion).
5158. bro nacbal, nakh'-al; or (fem.)
7lbn3 nacblab (Psa. 124 : 4), nakh'-law; or
7lb713 nacb&lab (Ezek. 47 : 19; 48 : 28),
nakh-al-aw 1 ; from 5157 in its orig.
sense; a stream, espec. a winter torrent; (by impl.) a
(narrow) valley (in which a brook runs); also a shaft
(of a mine):— brook, flood, river, stream, valley.
5159. tlbn2 nacb&lab, nakh-al-aw 1 ; from 5157
(in its usual sense); prop, something
inherited, i.e. (abstr.) occupancy, or (concr.) an heir-
loom; gen. an estate, patrimony or portion:— heri-
tage, to inherit, inheritance, possession. Comp. 5158.
5160. btrbry Nacb&liy>61, nakh-aVee-ole> ;
from 5158 and 410; valley of God;
Nachaliel, a place in the Desert:— Nahaliel.
5161. ''KlbnS Necbelamfy, nekh-el-aw-mee' ; ap-
par. a patron, from an unused name
(appar. pass. part, of 2492); dreamed; a Nechelamite,
or descend, of Neehlam:— Nehelamite.
5162. DTO n a chain, naw-kham'; a prim, root;
prop, to sigh, i.e. breathe strongly; by
impl. to be sorry, i.e. (in a favorable sense) to pity,
console or (reflex.) rite; or (unfavorably) to avenge
(oneself ):— comfort (self), ease [one's self], repent
(-er, -ing, self),
5163. 0713 Nneham nakh'-am; from 5162; con-
solation; Nacham, an Isr. :— Naham.
5164. 0713 nocbam, no'-kham; from 5162; rue-
fulness, i.e. desistance:— repentance.
5165. 7172713 necbamab, nekh-aw-maw' ; from
5162; consolation: — comfort.
5166. iT"M7l3 N e chemyah, nekh-em-yaw'; from
5162 and 3050; consolation of Jah{
Nechemjah, the name of three Isr.:— Nehemiah.
5167. * , 3Hn3 Nacb&maniy, nakh-am-av>nee';
from 5162; consolatory; Nachamani,
an Isr. :— Nahamani.
5168. 13713 nacbnuw, nakh-noo'; for 587; we:—
78
Nawkhats
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
5160. Vni nacbats, naw-khats'; a prim, root;
to be urgent:— require haste.
5170. "Ifi3 nacbar, nakh'-ar; and (fem.)
iTnTO nacbarah, nakh-ar-aw' ; from an
unused root mean, to snort or snore; a
morfingv— nostrils, snorting.
5171. "^TO Nacharay, nakh-ar-ah'ee; or
s'nro Nachray, nakh-rah'ee; from the
same as 5170; snorer; Nacharai or
Nachrai, an Isr. :— Naharai, Naharl.
5172. HJrp nacbash, naw-khash'; a prim, root;
prop, to ftiss, i.e. whisper a (magic)
spell; gen. to prognosticate:— X certainly, divine,
enchanter, (use) X enchantment, learn by experience,
X indeed, diligently observe.
5173. UJTO nachasb, nakh'-ash; from 5172; an
incantation or augury: — enchantment.
5174. 115113 n' Vliasli (Chald.) nekh-awsh'; cor-
resp. to 5154; copper:— brass.
5175. lUffi nacbash, naw-khawsh'; from 5172; a
TT
snake (from its hiss):— serpent.
5176. UJTO Nacb&sb, naw-khawsh'; the same as
5175; Nachash, the name of two per-
sons appar. non-Isr.:— Nahash.
!"TOra n e cbushah. See 5154.
5177. TTHiflS Nachsbown, nakh-shone'; from
5172; enchanter; Nachshon, an Isr.: —
Naashon, Nahshon.
5178. nUJTO n°ch6sheth, nekh-o'-sheth; for
5154; copper; hence, something made
of that metal, i.e. coin, a fetter; rig. 6ase (as com-
pared with gold or silver):— brasen, brass, chain,
copper, fetter (of brass), fllthiness, steel.
5179. Nnpna N e chusbta>, nekh-oosh-taw' ;
from 5178; copper; Nechushta, an
Israelitess:— Nehushta.
5180. yjnlJn? N e cbnsbtan, nekh-oosh-tawn' ;
from 5178; something made of cop-
per, i.e. the copper serpent of the Desert:— Nehush-
tan.
5181. nn5 nacbatb, naw-khath'; a prim, root;
to sink, i.e. descend; causat., to press or
lead down:— be broken, (cause to) come down, enter,
go down, press sore, settle, stick fast.
5182. nrD n e cbatb (Chald.), nekh-ath'; corresp.
to 5181; to descend; causat., to bring
away, deposit, depose: — carry, come down, depose,
lay up, place.
5183. nTO nacbatb, nakh'-ath; from 5182; a
descent, i.e. imposition, unfavorable
(punishment) or favorable (food); also (intrans.;
perh. from 5117), restfulness:— lighting down, quiet
(-ness), to rest, be set on.
5184. nTO Nachath, nakh'-ath; the same as 5183;
quiet; Nachath, the name of an Edomite
and of two Isr. :— Nahath.
5185. riTO nacheth, naw-khayth'; from 5181;
descending:— come down.
5186. !"KM natah, naw-taw'; a prim, root; to
stretch, or spread out; by impl. to bend
away (includ. mor. deflection); used in a great
variety of application (as follows): \- afternoon,
apply, bow (down, -tag), carry aside, decline, deliver,
extend, go down, be gone, incline, intend, lay, let
down, offer, outstretched, overthrown, pervert,
pitch, prolong, put away, shew, spread (out), stretch
(forth, out), take (aside), turn (aside, away), wrest,
cause to yield.
5187. V'tM n e tiyl, net-eel'; from 5190; laden:—
that bear.
5188. Tlti^ n e tiypbab, net-ee-/a«i'; from 5197;
a pendant for the ears (espeo. of
pearls):— chain, collar.
5189. FllITU? n e tiyshah, net-ee-shaw> ; from
5203; a tendril (as an offshoot):—
battlement, branch, plant.
5190. btJ3 natal. naw-taV; a prim root; to lift;
by impl to impose:— bear, offer, take
up.
5191. btM n e tal (Chald.), net-al'; corresp. to
5190; to raise:— take up.
5192. btM nStel, nay'-tel; from 5190; a burden:—
weighty.
5193. 3>CM iiiila'. naw-tah'; a prim, root; prop,
to strike in, i.e. fix; spec, to plant (lit.
or fig.):— fastened, plant (-er).
5194. 3>U3 ne$a«, neh'-tah; from 5193; a plant;
collect., a plantation; abstr., a plant-
ing:— plant.
5195. y^pS nafia ( , naw-tee'-ah; from 5193; a
plant:— plant.
5196. D^tpj N*tatiym, net-aw-eem' ; plur. of
5194; Netaim, a place in Pal. :— plants.
5197. I|t33 nafaph, naw-taf; a prim, root; to
ooze, i.e. distil gradually; by impl. to
fall in drops; fig. to speak by inspiration:— drop
(-ping), prophesy (-et).
5198. EIlM nafaph, naw-tawf; from 5197; a
d>-op; spec., an aromatic gum (prob.
stacte):— drop, stacte.
5199. !"J5b3 N e |6pbab, net-o-faw'; from 5197;
distillation; Netophah, a place in
Pal. -.—Netophah.
5200. "TlBbi N e t6phathiy, net-o-faw-thee' ;
patron, from 5199; a Netophathite, or
inhab. of Netophah:— Netophathite.
5201. 1E33 nafar, naw-tar'; a prim, root; to
guard; fig., to cherish (anger):— bear
grudge, keep (-er), reserve.
5202. ICO n e tar (Chald.), net-ar'; corresp. to
5201; to retain:— keep.
5203. IBtii nafash, naw-tash'; a prim, root;
prop, to pound, i.e. smite; by impl. (as
if beating out, and thus expanding) to disperse; also,
to thrust off, down, out or upon (includ. reject, let
alone, permit, remit, etc.): — cast off, drawn, let fall,
forsake, join [battle], leave (off), lie still, loose,
spread (self) abroad, stretch out, suffer.
5204. *| nty, nee; a doubtful word; appar. from
5091; lamentation:— wailing.
5205. "PS niyd, need; from 5110; motion (of the
lips n speech):— moving.
5206. {"H' 1 ? nfyd&b, nee-daw'; fem. of 5205; re-
moval, i.e. exile:— removed.
5207. rni"P5 ntychowach, nee-kho'-akh; or
PIT? niychdaeh, nee-kho'-akh; from
5117; prop, restful, i.e. pleasant; abstr.
delight:— sweet (odour).
5208. nitT? niychdwach (Chald.), nee-kho'-
akh; ot (shorter)
Hfl n i niychdaeh (Chald.), nee-kho'-akh;
corresp. to 5207; pteasure;— sweet odour
(savour).
5209. "pp nfyn, neen; from 5125; progeny:—
son.
5210. tTIpp Niyn e vSh, nee-nev-ay'; of for. or.;
Nineveh, the capital of Assyria:— Nin-
eveh.
5211. O^S ntyc, neece; from 5127; fugitive:— that
fleeth.
5212. ']D' 1 3 Niycan, «ee-saw»'; prob. of for. or.;
Jfisan, the first month of the Jewish
sacred year:— Nisan.
5213. yiSt^p niytsowts, nee-tsotes'; from 5340;
a spark: — spark.
5214. T5 ntyr, neer; a root prob. ident. with that
of 5216, through the idea of the gleam of
a fresh furrow; to tiU the soil:— break up.
5215. *P3 ntyr, neer; or
*!? ntr, neer; from 5214; prop, ploughing,
i.e. (ooncr.) freshly ploughed land:— fallow
ground, ploughing, tillage.
5216. TO ntyr, neer; or
'"I? nir, neer; also
I^S nfeyr, nare; or
"12 n6r, nare; or (fem.)
t"V^3 nferab, mas-raw'; from a prim, root
[see 5214; 5135] prop. mean, to glisten;
a lamp (i.e. the burner) or light Git. or fig.):— candle,
lamp, light.
5217. £03 naka>, naw-kaw'; a prim, root; to
smite, i.e. drive away:— be viler.
5218. S03 mate', naw-W; or
ND3 naka', naw-kaw'; from 5817; smitten,
i.e. (fig.) afflicted:— broken, stricken,
wounded.
5219. riStoa n e k6>th, nek-ohth'; from 5218; prop,
a smiting, i.e. (concr.) an aromatic
g«m [perh. styrax] (as powdered) :— spicery (-ces).
5220. "D3neked, neh'-ked; from an unused root
mean, topropagate; offspring:— nephew,
son's son.
5221. H35 nakah, naw-kaw 1 ; a prim, root; to
strike (lightly or severely, lit. or fig.) : —
beat, cast forth, clap, give [wounds], X go forward,
X indeed, kill, make [slaughter], murderer, punish,
slaughter, slay (-er, -ing), smite (-r, -ing), strike, be
stricken, (give) stripes, X surely, wound.
5222. HDD nebeh, nay-keh'; from 5321; a smiter,
i.e. (fig.) traducer:— abject.
5223. !"p3 nakeh, naw-keh'; smitten, i.e. (lit.)
maimed, or (fig.) dejected:— contrite,
lame.
5224. iS? N e k6w, nefc-o'; prob. of Eg. or.; Neleo
an Eg. king:— Necho. Comp. 6549.
5225. yOi Nakown, natu-fcone'; from 3559;
prepared; Nakon, prob. an Isr.: — Na-
chon.
5226. TOi neltach, nay'-kakh; from an unused
root mean, to be straightforward; prop.
the fore part; used adv., opposite:— before, over
against.
5227. fD5 ndbacb, no'-kakh; from the same as
5226; prop., the front part; used adv.
(espec. with prep.), opposite, in front of, forward,
in behalf of:— <over) against, before, direct [-ly], for,
right (on).
5228. rD5 nakoach, naw-ko'-akh; from the
same as 5226; straightforward, i.e.
(fig.), eguif able, correct, or (abstr.), integrity:— plain,
right, uprightness.
5229. !"ir03 n e k6cha.h, nek-o-khaw'; fem. of
5228; prop, straightfonvardness, i.e.
(fig.) integrity, or (concr.) a truth:— equity, right
(thing), uprightness.
5230. b?3 nakal, naw-kal'; a prim root; to de-
fraud, i.e. act treacherously: — beguile,
conspire, deceiver, deal subtilly.
5231. bD5 nekel, nay'-kel; from 5230; deceit:—
wile.
5232. 03? n c kac (Chald.), nek-as 1 ; corresp. to
5233:— goods.
5233. 033 nekec, neh'-kes; from an unused root
mean, to accumulate; treasure:— riches,
wealth.
5234. '"IS? nakar, navi-kar 1 ; a prim, root; prop,
to scrutinize, i.e. look intently at; hence
(with recognition implied), to acknowledge, be ac-
quainted with, care for, respect, revere, or (with
suspicion implied), to disregard, ignore, be strange
toward, reject, resign,, dissimulate (as if ignorant or
disowning) :— acknowledge, X could, deliver, discern,
dissemble, estrange, feign self to be another, know,
take knowledge (notice), perceive, regard, (have)
respect, behave (make) self strange (-ly).
5235. 133 neker, neh'-ker; or
"lSS noker, no'-ker; from 5234; something
strange, i.e. unexpected calamity:—
strange.
5236. 135 nekar, nay-kawr'; from 5234; foreign,
or (concr.) a foreigner, or (abstr.) hea-
fftendom:— alien, strange (+ -er).
5237. " ,l 1333 nokrfy, nok-ree'; from 5285 (second
form); strange, in a variety of degrees
and applications (foreign, non-relative, adulterous,
different, wonderful):— alien, foreigner, outlandish,
strange (-r, woman).
5238. rCO n e kStb, nek-oth'; prob. for 5219;
spicery, i.e. (gen.) valuables:— precious
things.
5239. !"lb3 T nalab, naw-law 1 ; appar. a prim, root;
to complete: — make an end.
5240. !"tJ3lM3 n e mihzeb, nem-ib-zeh'; from 958,-,
despised:— vile.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Nawkhats
Nelak
79
6841. bsjtin? NOmfiw'Sl, nem-oo-ale'; appar. for
3223; Nemuel, the name of two Isr.:—
Nemuel.
5243. "'5N1M3 N e miiw>eliy, nem-oo-ay-lee' ;
from 5241 ; a Nemuelite, or desc. of
Nemuel :— Nemuelite.
5243. b?33 namal, naw-mal'; a prim, root; to be-
come clipped or (spec.) circumcised: —
(branch to) be cut down (off), circumcise.
6244. S"lbn3 n e malab, nem-aw-law'; tern, from
6243; an ant (prob. from its almost bi-
sected form) :— ant.
5245. "in? n e mar (Chald.), nem-ar'; corresp. to
5246:— leopard.
5246 in5 namer, naw-mare'; from an unused
root mean. prop, to filtrate, i.e. be lim-
pid [comp! 5247 and 5249] ; and thus to spot or stain
as if by dripping; a leopard (from its stripes):—
leopard.
in??? Mm rod See 5248.
5247. W1533 Nlmrah, nim-raw'; from the same
as 5246; clear water; Nimrah, a place
E. of the Jordan:— Nimrah. See also 1039, 5249.
5248. li**tB? Nlmrowd, nim-rode'; or
l'"in3 Nimrod, nim-rode'; prob. of for. or. ;
Nimrod, a son of Cush:— Nimrod.
5249. D" 1 *!'?? Nimriym, nim-reem'; plur. of a
masc. corresp. to 5247: clear waters;
Nimrim, a place E. of the Jordan:— Nimrim. Comp.
5250. ^TlSn? Ntmsbiy, nim-shee'; prob. from
4871; extricated; Nimshi, the (grand-)
father of Jeh«: - Nimshi.
5251. 03 nfec, nace; from 5264; a flag; also a sail;
by impl. a flagstaff; gen. a signal; fig. a
token:— banner, pole, sail, (en-) sign, standard.
5252. 71303 n e clbbab, nes-ib-baw 1 ; fem. part.
pass, of 5437; prop, an environment,
I.e. circumstance or turn of affairs:— cause.
5253. 503 nacag, naw-sag'; a prim, root; to re-
treat;— departing away, remove, take
(hold), turn away.
!1D3 n e cah. See 5375.
5254. FID3 nacab, naw-saw'; a prim, root; to
test; by impl. to attempt:— adventure,
assay, prove, tempt, try.
5255. nD3 nacacb, naw-sakh'; a prim, root; to
fear away:— destroy, pluck, root.
5256. nD? n e cach (Chald.), nes-akh'; corresp. to
5255:— pull down.
5257. 'SpO? n e ciyk, nes-eek'; from 5258; prop.
something poured out, i.e. a libation;
also a molten image; by impl. a prince (as anoint-
ed):— drink offering, duke, prince (ipal).
5258. TI03 nacak, naw-sak'; a prim, root; to
pour out, espec. a libation, or to cast
(metal); by anal, to anoint a king:— cover, melt, of-
fer, (cause to) pour (out), set (up).
5259. TI03 nacak, naw-sak'; a prim, root [prob.
identical with 5258 through the idea of
fusion] ; to interweave, i.e. (fig.) to ouerspreac?;— that
is spread.
5260. "^03 n e cak (Chald.), nes-afc'; corresp. to
5258; to pour out a libation:— offer.
5261. "!J03 n e cak (Chald.), nes-ak'; corresp. to
5262; a libation:— drink offering.
5262. "!J03 necek neh'-sek; or
"SO? necek, nay'-sek; from 5258; a libation;
also a cast idol;— cover, drink offering,
molten image.
inD? ill email See 5567.
5263. 003 nacac, naw-sas'; a prim, root; to
wane, i.e. be sick.
5264. 003 nacac, naw-sas'; a prim, root; to
gleam from afar, i.e. to be conspicuous
as a signal; or rather perh. a denom. from 5251 [and
ident. with 5263, through the idea of a flag as flutter-
ing in the wind] ; to raise a beacon: — lift up as an
ensign, standard bearer.
6265. 3*03 mica', naw-sah'; a prim, root; prop.
to pull up, espec. the tent-pins, i.e. start
on a journey:— cause to blow, bring, get, (make to) go
(away, forth, forward, onward, out), (take) journey,
march, remove, set aside (forward), X still, be on his
(go their) way.
5266. pp? nacaq, naw-sak 1 ; a prim, root; to go
up:— ascend.
5267. pD3 n e caq (Chald.), nes-ak'; corresp. to
" : 5266:— take up.
5268. "!pp? Nlcr6k,ras-rofce'; of for.or.; Nisrok,
a Bab. idol:— Nisroch.
5269. W3 Ne'ah, nay-aw'; from 5128; motion;
Neah, a place in Pal. :— Neah.
5270. !13*3 No'ah no-aw'; from 5128; movement;
Noah, an Israelitess:— Noah.
5271. "113*3 na'uwr, naw-oor'; or
"13*3 na'ur, naw-oor'; and (fem.)
iT"l5*3 n e <6rab, neh-oo-raW; prop. pass.
" ! part, from 5288 as denom.; (only in
plur. collect, or emphat.) youth, the state (juvenility)
or the persons (young people):— childhood, youth.
5272. biO?? N e <ty'el, nefc-ee-ate'; from 5128 and
410; moved of God; Neiel, a place in
Pal.:— Neiel.
5273. D^yS na'iym, nato-eem'; from 5276; delight-
ful (obj. or subj., lit. or fig.):— pleasant
(-lire), sweet.
5274. b?3 na-al, naw-al'; a prim, root; prop, to
fasten up, i.e. with a bar or cord; hence
(denom, from 5275), to sandal, i.e. furnish with slip-
pers: — bolt, inclose, lock, shod, shut up.
5275. bsj3 ua'al. nrh'-al; or (fem.)
nb?3 na'alah, nah-al-aw'; from 5274;
prop, a sandal tongue; by extens. a
sandal or slipper (sometimes as a symbol of occu-
pancy, a refusal to marry, or of something value-
less):— dryshod, (pair of) shoe ([-latehet], -s).
5276. DW na'Sm, naie-ame'; a prim, root; tooe
agreeable (lit. or flg.):— pass in beauty,
be delight, be pleasant, be sweet.
5277. 03*3 Na'am, nah'-am; from 5276; pleasure;
Naam, an Isr. : — Naam.
5278. 03*3 no'am, no'-am; from 5276; agreeable-
ness, i.e. delight, suitableness, splendor or
grace:— beauty, pleasant (ness).
5279. tiny? Na'imah, nah-am-aw 1 ; fem. of
5277; pleasantness; Naamah, the
name of an antediluvian woman, of an Aaimonitess,
and of a place in Pal. :— Naamah.
5280. "*n3>3 Na'amiy, nah-amee'; patron, from
5283; a Naamanite, or desc. of Naaman
(collect.): — Naamites.
5281. Ta|3 No'dmiy, no-om-ee'; from 5278; plea-
sant,' Noomi, an Israelitess:— Naomi.
5282. "(nM na'aman, nah-am-awn'; from 5276;
pleasantness (plur. as concr.): — pleasant.
5283. "|nj*3 Na'aman, nah-am-awn'; the same as
5282; Naaman, the name of an Isr. and
of a Damascene:— Naaman.
5284. TinM Na'amatbiy, naft-am-atc-tAee';
patrial from a place corresp. in name
(but not ident.) with 5279; a Naamathite, or inhab. of
Naamah :— Naamathite
5285. yiS3?3 na'atsuwts, nah-ats-oots'; from
an unused root mean, to prick; prob.
a 6rier; by impl. a thicket of thorny bushes:— thorn.
5286. 15J3 na'ar, naw-ar 1 ; a prim, root; to
growl:— yell.
5287. "l?3 na'ar, naw-ar'; a prim, root [prob.
ident. with 5286, through the idea of the
rustling of mane, which usually accompanies the
lion's roar] ; to tumble about: — shake (off, out, self),
overthrow, toss up and down.
5288. "13*3 na'ar, nah'-ar; from 5287; (concr.) a
boy (as active), from the age of infancy
to adolescence; by impl. a servant; also (by interch.
of sex), a girl (of similar latitude in age):— babe, boy,
child, damsel [from the marg.], lad, servant, young
(man).
5289. "13*3 na'ar, nah'-ar; from 5287 in its der.
sense of tossing about; a wanderer:—
young one.
5290. iy'3 no'ar, no'-ar; from 5287; (abstr.) boy-
hood [comp. 5288]:— child, youth.
"13*3 ua<ar. See 5271.
5291. 7T13>3 na'arab, nah-ar-aw 1 ; fem. of 6288;
a girl (from infancy to adolescence):—
damsel, maid (en), young (woman).
5292. !Yn3*3 Na'arab, nah-ar-aw'; the same as
5291 ; Naarah, the name of an Israeli-
tess, and of a place in Pal. :— Naarah, Naarath.
iTlS*? n e 'urah. See 5271.
5293. i^ya Na'aray, mafc-ar-afc'ee; from 5288;
youthful; Naarai, an Isr. :— Naarai.
5294. f1T")§3 N e «aryah, neh-ar-yaw'; from 5288
and 3050; servant of Jah; Nearjah,
the name of two Isr. :— Neariah.
5295. fjSQ Na'aran, nah-ar-awn'; from 5288;
juvenile; Naaran, a place in Pal. :— Na-
aran.
5296. n4s>? n e «oreth, neh-o'-reth; from 6287;
something shaken out, i.e. tow (as the
refuse of flax):— tow.
!"irn3>3 Na'aratbab. See 5292.
5997. tp Noph, nofe; a var. of 4644; Noph, the
capital of Upper Egypt:— Noph.
5298. 5B3 Nepheg, neh'-feg; from an unused root
prob mean, to spring forth; a sprout;
Nepheg, the name of two Isr. :— Nepheg.
5299. FIB3 napbah, naw-faw'; from 6130 in the
sense of lifting; a height; also a sieve: —
border, coast, region, sieve.
5300. DNDUJIB? N e pbuwsh e ciym, nef-oo-shes-
eem'; for 5304; Nephushesim, a
Temple-servant:— Nephisesim [from the marg.].
5301. J1B3 naphach, naw-fakh'; a prim, root;
to puff, in various applications (lit., to
inflate, blow hard, scatter, kindle, expire; flg., to
disesteem):— blow, breath, give up, cause to lose [life],
seething, snuff.
5302. ("IDS Nopbacb, no'-fakh; from 5301; a
gust; Nophach, a place in Moab:— No-
pbah.
5303. b^B? n e phiyl, nef-eel'; or
be? n e phil, nef-eel'; from 6307; prop., a
feller, i.e. a bully or tyrant: — giant.
5304. B^D^B?" N e ptaiyciym, nef-ee-seem': plur.
from an unused root mean, to scat-
ter; expansions; Nephisim, a Temple-servant: —
Nephusim [from the marg.].
5305. ffi' , B3 Napbiysb, naw-feesh'; from 5314;
refreshed; Naphish, a son of Ishmael,
and his posterity:— Naphish.
5306. T|B3 nophek, no'-fek; from an unused root
mean, to glisten; shining; a gem, prob.
the garnet: — emerald.
5307. b?3 naphal, naw-fal'; a prim, root; to
fall, in a great variety of applications
(intrans. or causat, lit. or flg.):— be accepted, cast
(down, self, llots], out), cease, die, divide (by lot),
(let) f ail, (cause to, let, make, ready to) fall (away,
down, -en, -ing), fell (-ing), fugitive, have [inherit-
ance], inferior, be judged [by mistake for 6419], lay
(along), (cause to) lie down, light (down), be (X hast)
lost, lying, overthrow, overwhelm, perish, present
(-ed, -ing), (make to) rot, slay, smite out, X surely,
throw down.
5308. b?3 n e phal (Chald.), nef-al'; corresp. to
5307:— fall (down), have occasion.
5309. bp? nepbel, neh'-fel; or
5B2 nepbel, nay'-fel; from 6307; some-
thing fallen, i.e. an abortion:— untimely
bp? n e pbil. See 5303.
5310. y?3
birth.
naphats, naw-fats'; a prim, root; to
dash to pieces, or scatter: — be beaten in
sunder, break (in pieces), broken, dash (in pieces),
cause to be discharged, dispersed, be overspread,
scatter.
5311. ^B? nepbets, neh'-fets; from 5310; astorm
(as dispersing) :— scattering.
5312. pB? n* pliaq (Chald.), nef-ak'; a prim, root'
to issue; causat.. to bring out: — come
(go, take) forth (out).
Nifkaw
Sibrahyim
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
5313. N]3S3 ntpliqa' (Chald.), nif-kaw'; from
5312; an outgo, i.e. expense:— expense.
5314. U3D3 naphash, naw-fash'; a prim, root;
to breathe; pass., to be breathed upon,
i.e. (fig.) refreshed (as if by a current of air):— (be)
refresh selves (-ed).
5315. T2JS3 nephesh, neh'-fesh; from B314; prop.
a breathing creature, i.e. animal or
(abstr.) vitality; used very widely in a lit., accommo-
dated or fig. sense (bodily or mental):— any, appetite,
beast, body, breath, creature, X dead (-ly), desire,
X [dis-] contented, X Ash, ghost, + greedy, he, heart
(-y), (hath, X jeopardy of) life (X in jeopardy), lust,
man, me, mind, mortally, one, own, person, pleasure,
(her-, him-, my-, thy-) self, them (your) -selves,
4- slay, soul, 4- tablet, they, thing, (x she) will,
X would have it.
5316. DB3 nepheth, neh'-feth; for 5299; a
height:— country.
5317. nsi nopheth, no'-feth; from 5130 in the
sense of shaking to pieces; a dripping
i.e. of honey (from the comb):— honeycomb.
5318. ninS3 Nephtowach, nef-to'-akh; from
6605; opened, i.e. a spring; Nephto-
ach, a place in Pal. :— Neptoah.
5319. bin?? naphtuwl, naf-tool'; from 6617;
prop, wrestled; but used (in the plur.)
trans., a struggle:— wrestling.
5320. Q^nriSD Naphtuchiym, naf-too-kheem ;
plur. of for. or. ; Naphtuchim, an Eg.
tribe:— Naptuhim.
5321. "OSJS3 Naphtaliy, naf -taw-lee' ; from
6617; my wrestling; Naphtali, a son
of Jacob, with the tribe descended from him, and its
territory:— Naphtali.
5322. V\3 n©ts, nayts; from 5340; a flower (from
its brilliancy) ; also a hawk (from its flash-
ing speed):— blossom, hawk.
5323. N1S3 natsa', nato-tsaw'; aprim. root; togo
away:— flee.
5324. 31323 natsab, nam-tsab'; a prim, root; to
station, in various applications (lit. or
flg.) :_ appointed, deputy, erect, establish, x Huzzab
[by mistake for a prop, name] , lay, officer, pillar, pre-
sent, rear up, set (over, up), settle, sharpen, stablish,
(make to) stand (-ing, still, up, upright), best state.
Sl£3 n e tsib. See 5333.
5325. 3l?£3 nitstsab, tiits-tsawb' ; pass. part, of
5324; fixed, i.e. a handle: — haft.
5326. tiaJU nitsbah (Chald.), nits-baw'; from
a root corresp. to 5334; fixedness, i.e.
firmness:— strength.
5327. 1i3!3 natsab, naw-tsaw'; a prim, root;
prop, to go forth, i.e. (by impl.) to be
expelled, and (consequently) desolate; causat. to lay
waste; also (spec), to quarrel:— be laid waste,
ruinous, strive (together).
insb notsah. See 5133.
T
5328. MK3 nitstsah, nits-tsaw 1 ; fem. of 5333; a
blossom: — flower.
!-|11133 n'tsuwrah See 5341.
5329. FI3M natsach, naw-tsakh'; a prim, root;
prop, to glitter from afar, i.e. to be emi-
nent (as a superintendent, espec. of the Temple ser-
vices and its music); also (as denom. from 5331), to
be permanent:— excel, chief musician (singer), over-
see (-r), set forward.
5330. H313 n e tsach (Chald.), nets-akh'; corresp.
to 5339; to become chief:— be preferred.
5801. fill? netsach, neh'-tsakh; or
TI313 netsach, nay'-tsakh; from 5339; prop,
a goal, i.e. the bright object at a dis-
tance travelled towards; hence (fig.), splendor, or
(subj.) truthfulness, or (obj.) confidence; but usually
(adv.), continually (i.e. to the most distant point of
view):— alway (-s), constantly, end, (4- n-) ever (more),
perpetual, strength, victory.
5332. nii3 Netsach, nay'-tsakh; prob. ident.
with 5331, through the idea of brilliancy
of color; juice of the grape (as blood red):— blood,
strength.
• S^ISS n e tsiyb, nets-eeb'; or
3l£3 n e tsib, nets-eeb'; from 5334; some-
thing stationary, i.e. a prefect, a mili-
tary post, & statue:— garrison, officer, pillar.
5334. 3T3I3 Netsiyb, nets-eeb'; the same as 5333;
station; Netsib, a place in Pal.:— Ne-
zib.
5335. 1PS3 n e tsiyach, nets-ee'-akh; from 5329;
conspicuous; Netsiach, a Temple-ser-
vant: — Neziah.
5336. "VS.T natsiyr, naw-tsere'; from 5341;
prop, conservative; but used pass.,
delivered: — preserved.
5337. 5313 natsal, naw-tsal'; a prim, root; to
snatch away, whether in a good or a bad
sense:— X at all, defend, deliver (self), escape,
X without fail, part, pluck, preserve, recover, rescue,
rid, save, spoil, strip, x surely, take (out).
5338. bj£3 u'Isiil (Chald.), nets-al'; corresp. to
5337; to extricate:— deliver, rescue.
5339. ]U3 nitstsan, nits-tsawn'; from 5333; a
blosso m: —flower.
5340. T*3Z3 natsats, naw-tsats'; a prim, root; to
glare, i.e. be brigh J-colored :— sparkle.
5341. 13X3 natsar, naw-tsar'; a prim, root; to
guard, in a good sense (to protect, main-
tain, obey, etc.) or a bad one (to conceal, etc.):—
besieged, hidden thing, keep (-er, -ing), monument,
observe, preserve (-r), subtil, watcher (-man).
5342. "1323 netser, »iaj/-(ser; from 5341 in the sense
of greenness as a striking color; a shoot;
fig., a descendant; — branch.
5343. Np3 n e q6' (Chald.), nek-ay'; from a root
corresp. to 5352; clean: — pure.
5344. 31)73 naqab, naw-kab'; a prim, root; to
puncture, lit. (to perforate, with more
or less violence) or fig. (to specify, designate, libel): —
appoint, blaspheme, bore, curse, express, with holes,
name, pierce, strike through.
5345. 3lp3 neqeb, neh'-keb; a bezel (for a gem):—
"' pipe.
5346. 31p3 Neqeb, neh'-keb; the same as 5345;
dell; Nekeb, a place in Pal.:— Nekeb.
5347. t13lp3 n e qehah, nek-ay-baw'; from 5344;
female (from the sexual form):—
female, woman.
5348. 1p3 naqod naw-kode'; from an unused
root mean, to mark (by puncturing or
branding) ; spotted:— speckled.
5349. 1p3 noqed. uo-kade'; act. part, from the
same as 5348; a spotter (of sheep or cat-
tle), i.e. the owner or tender (who thus marks
them):— herdman, sheepmaster.
5350. 1p3 nlqqnd, nik-kood'; from the same as
5348; a crumb (as broken to spots); also
a biscuit (as pricked): — cracknel, mouldy.
5351. tTlpS n e qudd»h, nek-ood-daw' ; fem. of
5348; a boss:— stud.
5352. !lp3 naqah, naw-kaw'; a prim, root; to be
(or make) clean (lit. or fig.) ; by impl. (in
an adverse sense) to be bare, i.e. extirpated:— acquit
X at all, x altogether, be blameless, cleanse, (be)
clear (ing), cut off, be desolate, be free, be (hold)
guiltless, be (hold) innocent, X by no means, be quit,
be (leave) unpunished, x utterly, X wholly.
5353. Nlipj N e qowda>, nek-o-daw'; fem. of 5348
(in the fig. sense of marked); distinc-
tion: Nekoda, a Temple-servant:— Nekoda.
5354. J3p3 iiaqal, naw-kat'; a prim, root; to
loathe:— weary.
5355. "'pS naqiy, naw-kee'; or
N-'pj naqiy' (Joel 4 : 19; Jonah 1 : 14),
naio-kee'; from 5352; innocent: — blame-
less, clean, clear, exempted, free, guiltless, innocent,
quit.
5356. "ITpJl ntqqayown, nik-kaw-yone' ; or
"PJM nlqqayon, nik-kaw-yone'; from 5352;
clearness (lit. or fig.): — cleanness, inno-
cency.
5357. p^pj naqiyq, naw-keek'; from an unused
root mean, to bore; a cleft:— hole.
5358. Qp3 naqam, naw-kam'; a prim, root; to
grudge, i.e. avenge or punish:— avenge
(-r, self), punish, revenge (self), X surely, take ven-
geance.
5359. Dp3 naqam, naw-kawm'; from 5358; re
venge: \- avenged, quarrel, vengeance.
5360. lTOp3 n e qamah, nek-aw-maw'; fem. of
5359; avengement, whether the act or
the passion: — \- avenge, revenge (-ing), vengeance.
5361. ypj naqa*, naw-kah'; a prim, root; to feel
aversiou: — be alienated.
5362. Cjp3 naqaph, naw-kaf; a prim, root; to
strike with more or less violence (beat,
fell, corrode); by impl. (of attack) to knock together,
i.e. surround or circulate:— compass (about, -ing),
cut down, destroy, go round (about), inclose, round.
5363. 5]p3 noqeph, no'-kef; from 5363; a thresh-
ing (of olives):— shaking.
5364. HEp3 nlqpah, nik-paw'; from 5363; prob.
a rope (as encircling') :— rent.
o365. 1p3 naqar, naw-kar'; aprim. root; to bore
(.penetrate, quarry):— dig, pick out,
pierce, put (thrust) out.
5366. i"H]? T ? n e qarah, nek-awnraw 1 ; from 5365; a
fissure:— cleft, clift.
5367. 113753 naqash. naw-kash'; a prim root; to
entrap (with a noose), lit. or fig. :— catch.
(lay a) snare.
5368. 1Bp3 n r qash (Chald.), nek-ash'; corresp. to
5367; but used in the sense of 5362; to
knock: — smote.
13 ner, 13 nir. See 5215, 5216.
5369. 13 Ne>, nare: the same as 5216; lamp; Ner,
anlsr. :— Ner.
5370. 3J13 Nergal, nare-gal'; of for. or.; Nergal,
a Cuthite deity:— Nergal.
5371. 13ZN1UJ 5313 Nergal Shar'etser, nare-
gal' shar-eh'-lser; from 5370
and 8372: Nergal-Sharetser, the name of two Bab.: —
Nergal-sharezer.
5372. T,|13 nlrgan, neer-gawn'; from an unused
root mean, to roll to pieces; a slan-
derer: — talebearer, whisperer.
5373. 113 nerd, nayrd; of for. or. ; nard, an aro-
matic : —spikenard.
!"I13 nerah. See 5216.
5374. !"P13 Neriyah, nay-ree-yaw'; or
lf'1'13. Neriyahuw, nay-ree-yaw' -hoo;
from 5216 and 3050; light of Jah; Neri-
jdh, an Isr. :— Neriah.
5375. NB3 nasa', naw-saw'; or
tlD3 nacah (Psa. 4 : 6 [7]), naw-saw'; a
prim, root; to lift, in a great variety of
applications, lit. and flg., absol. and rel. (as follows):—
accept, advance, arise, (able to, [armour], suffer to)
bear (-er, up), bring (forth), burn, carry (away), cast,
contain, desire, ease, exact, exalt (self), extol, fetch,
forgive, furnish, further, give, go on, help, high, hold
up, honourable (4- man), lade, lay, lift (self) up, lofty,
marry, magnify, X needs, obtain, pardon, raise (up),
receive, regard, respect, set (up), spare, stir up,
+ swear, take (away, up), x utterly, wear, yield.
5376. 8123 n c sa» (Chald.), nes-aw'; corresp. to
5375:— carry away, make insurrection,
take.
5377. N1Z53 nasha', naw-shaiv'; a prim, root; to
lead astray, i.e. (mentally) to delude, or
(morally) to seduce:— beguile, deceive, X greatly,
X utterly.
5378. NU?3 nasha.', naw-shaw'; a prim, root
[perh. ident. with 5377, through the idea
of imposition] ; to lend on interest; by impl. to dun
for debt:— x debt, exact, giver of usury.
N103 nasi'. See 5387.
(INTO n e su'ah. See 5385.
5379. nttia? nlsse'th, nis-sayth'; pass. part. fem.
of 5375; something taken, i.e. a
present: — gift.
5380. 3111)3 nashab, naw-shab'; a prim, root; to
Wow; by impl. to disperse:— (cause to)
blow, drive away.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Nifkaw
Sibrahyim
81
5381. 31B3 nasag, naw-sag'; a prim, root; to
reach (lit. or fig.):— ability, be able,
attain (unto), (be able to, can) get, lay at, put, reach,
remove, wax rich, x surely, (over) take (hold of,
on, upon).
5382. rTttji nasha.Ii, naw-shaw'; a prim, root; to
forget; fig., to neglect; causat., to re-
mit, remove:— forget, deprive, exact.
5383. ITIIIM nashab, naw-shaw'; a prim, root
[rather ident. with 5383, in the sense of
5378]; to lend or (by reciprocity) borrow on security
or interest:— creditor, exact, extortioner, lend,
usurer, lend on (later of) usury.
5384 PI1S3 nasheb, naw-sheh'; from 5382, in the
sense of failure; rheumatic or crippled
(from the incident to Jacob):— which shrank.
5385. rtNIICS u* suw'iiii nes-oo-aw ; or rather
>"IN1135 n e su'ab, nes-oo-aw 1 ; fem. pass,
part, of 5375; something borne, i.e. a
toad;— carriage.
5386. ■'Ip? n e sbiy, nesh-ee'; from 5383; a debt:-
' debt.
5387. N^tpi nasty 1 , naw-see'; or
N1I33 nasi', naw-see'; from 5375; prop, an
exalted one, i.e. a king or sheik; also a
rising mist:— captain, chief, cloud, governor, prince,
ruler, vapour.
5388. 7TUJ3 n e sbfyab, nesh-ee-yaw'; from 5383;
oblivion:— forgetfulness.
tnpj nashiym. See 803.
5389. "pT233 nasbiyn (Chald.), naw-sheen'; irreg.
plur. fem. of 606: — women.
6390. rip/123 n*sbiyqah, nesh-ee-kaw' ; from
5401; a kiss:— kiss.
5391. jKH nashak, naw-shak'; a prim, root; to
strike with a sting (as a serpent); fig.,
to oppress with interest on a loan:— bite, lend upon
usury.
5392. TtlUi nesbek, neh'-shek; from 5391 ; interest
on a debt:— usury.
5393. FD1B? nlsbkah, nish-kaw'; for 3957; a
cell:— chamber.
5394. 21153 nasbal, naw-shal'; a prim, root; to
pluck off, i.e. divest, eject, or drop:—
cast (out), drive, loose, put off (out), slip.
5395. DU53 nasbam, naw-sham'; a prim, root;
prop, to otoro away, i.e. destroy:— de-
stroy.
5396. 872U3? nlsbma' (Chald.), nish-maw'; cor-
resp. to 5397; vital breath:— breath.
5397. rVDffiS n e shamah, nesh-aw-maw' ; fr. 5395;
a puff, i.e. irand, angry or vital breath,
divine inspiration, intellect, or (concr.) an animal:—
blast, (that) breath (-eth), inspiration, soul, spirit.
5398. 01133 nasbapb, naw-shaf; a prim, root; to
breeze, i.e. blow up fresh (as the wind):—
blow.
5399. E|1B3 nesbepb, neh'-shef; from 5398; prop.
a breeze, i.e. (by imp].) dusk (when the
evening breeze prevails): — dark, dawning of the day
(morning), night, twilight.
5400. ]3TB3 nasaq, naw-sak'; a prim, root; to
catch fire:— burn, kindle.
5401. pffl3 nashaq, naw-shak 1 ; a prim, root
[ident. with 5400, through the idea of
fastening up; comp. 238S, 3836] ; to kiss, lit. or fig.
{touch); also (as a mode of attachment), to equip
with weapons:— armed (men), rule, kiss, that touched.
5402. ]3"iB3 nesbeq, neh'-shek; or
|?P3 nesheq, nay'-shek; from 5401 ; military
equipment, i.e. (collect.) arms (offensive
or defensive), or (concr.) an arsenal: — armed men,
armour (-y), battle, harness, weapon.
5403. "11B3 n e sbar (Chald.), nesh-ar'; corresp. to
5404; an eagle: — eagle.
5404. Tli53 nesher, meft'-sfter; from an unused root
mean, to lacerate; the eagle (or other
large bird of prey):— eagle.
5405. n\D3 nasbatb, naw-shath'; a prim, root;
prop, to eliminate, i.e. (intrans.) to dry
up:— fail.
ft^n? n e ttubah. See 5410.
5406. ]"irTO3 nisht e van, nish-tewmm'; prob. of
Pers. or.; an epistle:— letter.
5407. "jIFIffli nlsbfvan (Chald.), nish-tev-avm' ;
corresp. to 5406:— letter.
Tin3° Natbuwn. See 5411.
5408. firO natbacb, naw-thakh'; a prim, root;
to dismember: — cut (in pieces), divide,
hew in pieces.
5409. firO neiiiacU, nay'-thakh; from 5408; a
fragment:— part, piece.
5410. 3rri3 natbiyb, naw-theeb'; or (fem.)
ftiPrO n e tbiybah, neth-ee-baw' ; or
rOTO n e th£bah (Jer. 6 : 16), neth-ee-baw 1 ;
from an unused root mean, to tramp;
a (beaten) track:— path ([-way]), x travel [-ler],
way.
5411. "prO Natbiyn, naw-theen'; or
■pn3° Natba-wno (Ezra 8 : 17), naw-thoon'
(the prop, form, as pass, part.), from
5414; one given, i.e. (in the plur. only) the Nethi-
nim, or Temple-servants (as given up to that duty):—
Nethinims.
5412. prO ITObiyn (Chald.), netheen'; corresp.
to 5411:— Nethinims.
5413. Tiri3 nathak, naw-thak'; a prim, root; to
flow forth (lit. or fig.); by impl. to
liquefy:— drop, gather (together), melt, pour (forth,
out).
5414. "jrO natban, naw-than'; a prim, root; to
give, used with great latitude of applica-
tion (put, make, etc.):— add, apply, appoint, ascribe,
assign, X avenge, X be ([healed]), bestow, bring
(forth, hither), cast, cause, charge, come, commit
consider, count, + cry, deliver (up), direct, distribute
do, x doubtless, X without fail, fasten, frame, X get,
give (forth, over, up), grant, hang (up), X have,
X indeed, lay (unto charge, up), (give) leave, lend,
let (out), + lie, lift up, make, + O that, occupy,
offer, ordain, pay, perform, place, pour, print,
X pull, put (forth), recompense, render, requite, re-
store, send (out), set (forth), shew, shoot forth (up).
+ sing, -f- slander, strike, [sub-] mit, suffer, X surely,
X take, thrust, trade, turn, utter, + weep, X wil-
lingly, ■+ withdraw, -f would (to) God, yield.
5415. "jrO n e than (Chald.), neth-an'; corresp. to
5414; give:— bestow, give, pay.
5416. 'jrO Natban, naw-thawn'; from 5414;
given; Nathan, the name of five Isr.: —
Nathan.
5417. bMnp N e tliane'l. neth-an-ale' ; from 5414
and 410; given of God; Nethanel, the
name of ten Isr.:— Nethaneel.
5418. iTOrO N e thanyah, neth-an-yaw 1 ; or
1l"P3rj3 N e thanyafauw, neth-an-yaw 1 -
hoo; from 5414 and 3050; given of
Jah; Nethanjah, the name of four Isr. :— Nethaniah.
5419. Ttbn— jn? N'than-Melek, neth-an' meh'-
lek; from 6414 and 4438; given of
(the) king; Nethan-Melek, an Isr.:— Nathan-melech.
5420. DnD nathac, naw-thas'; a prim, root; to
tear up:— mar.
5421. 3>rj3 natha', naw-thah'; for 5433; to tear
out:— break.
5422. yrj3 natbats, naw-thats'; a prim, root; to
tear down:— beat down, break down
(out), cast down, destroy, overthrow, pull down,
throw down.
5423. prj3 nathaq, naw-thak'; a prim, root; to
tear off :— break (off), burst, draw (away) ,
lift up, pluck (away, oft), pull (out), root out.
5424. prO netbeq, neh'-thek; from 5433; scurf:—
(dry) scall.
5425. 1H3 nathar, naw-thar'; a prim, root; to
jump, i.e. be violently agitated; causat.,
to terrify, shake off, untie: — drive asunder, leap, (let)
loose, X make, move, undo.
5426. l "irO n e tbar (Chald.), neth-ar'; corresp. to
5435:— shake oft.
5427. *ir0 netber, neh'-ther; from 5435; mineral
potash (so called from effervescing with
acid):— nitre.
5428. 123rj3 nathash, naw-thash'; a prim, root;
to tear away:— destroy, forsake, pluck
(out, up, by the roots), pull up, root out (up), x ut-
terly.
5439. rtNO 9 e 'ah, seh-aw 1 ; from an unused root
mean, to define; a sedh, or certain mea-
sure (as determinative) for grain:— measure.
5430. "piXO $ e »6wn, seh-own'; from 5431; perh.
a military boot (as a protection from
mud):— battle.
5431. "\tXO ca'an, saw-an'; a prim, root; to be
miry; used only as denom. from 5430;
to shoe, i.e. (act. part.) a soldier shod: — warrior.
5432. rftSpND" sa'£ e '&b, sah^eh-aw 1 ; for 5439;
measurement, i.e. moderation: —
measure.
5433. 5O0 caba', saw-baw'; a prim, root; to
quaff to satiety, i.e. become tipsy;—
drunkard, fill self, Sabean, [wine-] bibber.
5434. N3)D t) e ba', seb-aw'; of for. or.; Seba, a son
of Cush, and the country settled by
him:— Seba.
5435. JWO £obe', so'-beh; from 5433; potation,
concr. (wine), or abstr. (carousal):—
drink, drunken, wine.
5436. ''SOD ^ e ba>iy,seo-aio-ee';patrial from 5434;
a Sebaite, or inhab. of Seba: — Sabean.
5437. 3)55 9&bab, saw-bab'; a prim, root; to
revolve, surround or border; used in
various applications, lit. and fig. (as follows):— bring,
cast, fetch, lead, make, walk, x whirl, x round
about, be about on every side, apply, avoid, beset
(about), besiege, bring again, carry (about), change,
cause to come about, X circuit, (fetch a) compass
(about, round), drive, environ, X on every side, beset
(close, come, compass, go, stand) round about,
remove, return, set, sit down, turn (self) (about,
aside, away, back).
5438. r&D clbbah, sib-baw 1 ; from 5437; a (prov-
idential) turn (of affairs): — cause.
5439. VSO cabiyb, saw-beeb'; or (fem.)
!TI3l"33p c e biybab, seb-ee-baw'; from 5437;
(as noun) a circle, neighbor, or en-
virons; but chiefly (as adv., with or without prep.)
around: — (place, round) about, circuit, compass, on
every side.
5440. "^5& cabak, saw-bak'; a prim, root; to
entwine:— told together, wrap.
5441. *TJ32D cobek, so'-bek; from 5440; a copse:—
thicket.
5442. ^5p c e bak, seb-awk'; from 5440; a copse:—
thick (-et).
5443. N3fflD cabb e ba' (Chald.), sab-bek-aw' '; or
S03TB sabb e ka> (Chald.), sab-bek-aw';
from a root corresp. to 5440; a lyre:-~
sackbut.
5444. "031D Clbb e kay, sib-bek-ah'ee; from 5440;
copse-like; Sibbecai, an Isr.:— Sibbecai,
Sibbechai.
5445. VDO cabal, saw-bal'; a prim, root! to carry
(lit. or fig.), or (reflex.) be burdensome;
spec, to be gravid:— bear, be a burden, carry, strong
to labour.
5446. bip ? e bal (Chald.), seb-al'; corresp. to 5445;
to erect:— strongly laid.
5447. b3lD cebel, say-bel; from 5445; a load Oit.
or fig.):— burden, charge.
5448. ?30 cobel, so'-bel [only in the form
530 cnbbal, soob-bawV] ; from 5445; a load
(fig.):— burden.
5449. 5!3p $abbal, sab-bawl'; from 5445; a por-
ter:— (to bear, bearer of) burden (-s).
5450. Slbap c e balab, seb-aw-law'; from 5447;
porterage: — burden.
5451. nVap ctbboletb, sib-bo'-leth; for 7841; an
ear of grain:— Sibboleth.
5452. 'lip s e bar (Chald.), seb-ar'; a pnm. root;
to bear in mind, i.e. hope: — think.
5453. d^ap Cibrayim, sib-rah'-yim; dual from
a root corresp. to 5453; double hope,;
Sibrajim, a place in Syria:— Sibraim.
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Sabtaw
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
5454. NFQO Cabta.', sab-taw'; or
JlFOO Cabtah, sab-taw'; prob. of for. der. ;
Sabta or Sabtah, the name of a son of
Cash, and the country occupied by his posterity:—
Sabta, Sabtah.
5455. SOFQD CJabt e ka>, sab-tek-aw'; prob. of
for. der.; Sabteca, the name of a son
of Cush, and the region settled by him:— Sabtecha,
Sabtechah.
5456. "130 cagad. saw-gad'; a prim, root; to
prostrate oneself (in homage):— fall
down.
5457. 130 ? e gid CChald.), seg-eed'; corresp. to
5456:— worship.
5458. 1130 <5 e gfiwr, seg-ore'; from 5468; prop.
shut up, i.e. the breast (as inclosing the
heart); also gold (as generally shut up safely):— caul,
gold.
5459. ilViiO c e gullah, seg-oot-law'; fern. pass.
part, of an unused root mean, to shut
up; wealth (as closely shut up):— jewel, peculiar
(treasure), proper good, special.
5460. ]30 c e gan (Chald.), seg-on'; corresp. to
5461 :— governor.
6461. pD cagan, saw-gaum'; from an unused
root mean, to superintend; a prcefect of
a province: —prince, ruler.
5462. 13D cagar, saw-gar 1 ; a prim, root; to shut
up; fig. to surrender; — close up, deliver
(up), give over (up), inclose, X pure, repair, shut (in,
self, out, up, up together), stop, X straitly.
5463. 130 9 e gar (Chald.), seg-ar'; corresp. to
"" ' 5468:— shut up.
5464. "P'nSD cagriyd, sag-reed'; prob. from 5462
in the sense of sweeping away ; a pour-
ing rain:— very rainy.
5465. 10 cad, sad; from an unused root mean.
to estop; the stocks:— stocks.
5466. "plO ?&dlyn, saw-deen'; from an unused
root mean, to envelop; a wrapper, i.e.
shirt:— fine linen, sheet.
5467. dip C e doni, sed-ome'; from an unused
root mean, to scorcfi.; burnt (i.e. vol-
canic or bituminous) district; Sedom, a place near
the Dead Sea:— Sodom.
5468. Tip ceder, seh'-der; from an unused root
mean, to arrange; order: — order.
5469. 1!lp cahar, Tah'-har; from an unused root
mean, to be round; roundness: — round.
5470. 1!lD collar so'-har; from the same as 5469;
a dungeon (aw surrounded by walls): —
prison.
5471. NiD <Jow\ so; of for. der.; So, an Eg.
king:— So.
5472. 310 ciiwg, soog; a prim, root; prop, to
flinch, i.e. (by impl.) to go back, lit. (to
retreat) or fig. (to apostatize): — backslider, drive, go
back, turn (away, back).
5473. 310 cwwg, soog; a prim, root [prob. rather
ident. with 5473 through the idea of
shrinking from a hedge; comp. 7735]; to hem in, i.e.
bind:— set about.
310° cuwg. See 5509.
5474. 1310 ^iiwgar, soo-gar'; from 5468; an
inclosure, i.e. cage (for an animal): —
ward.
5475. liO ^owd, sode; from 3845; a session, i.e.
company of persons (in close delibera-
tion); by impl. intimacy, consultation, a secret:—
assembly, counsel, inward, secret (counsel).
5476. "HID ^Jdwdiy, so-dee'; from 5475; a confi-
dant; Sodi, an Isr.:— Sodi.
5477. HID ^iiwacb., soo'-akh; from an unused
root mean, to wipe away; sweeping;
Suach, an Isr.;— Suah.
5478. InmO cuwchah, soo-khaw'; from the
same as 5477; something swept away,
I.e. filth:— torn.
BID cnwt See 7750.
5479. "'tilO <5*"*tay, so-tah'ee; from 7750; roving;
Sotai, one of the Nethinim:— Sotai.
5480. TtlO eftwb, sook; a prim, root; prop, to
smear over (with oil), i.e. anoint:— anoint
(self), X at all.
JlbblD cowFlab. See 6550.
5481. fPTlSMIO cuwmi>6wn e yah (Chald.),
soom-po-neh-yaw 1 ; or
tTSBttlO cAwmpdn e yah (Chald.), soom-
po-neh-yaw'; or
tCib^O" ciyph6n e ya> (Dan. 3: 10) (Chald.),
see-fo-neh-yaw' ; of Greek origin
(<rvfi0uvia); a bagpipe (with a double pipe): — dulci-
mer.
5482. ilplD (J'VSn.eh, sev-ay-nay' [rather to be
written
71510 c: e veuah, sev-ay'-naw; for
"]1p tj^rfen, sev-ane'; i.e. to Seven]; of Eg.
der.; Seven, a place in Upper Eg.:—
Syene.
5483. DID euwc, soos; or
DO 9%, soos; from an unused root mean, to
skip (prop, for joy); a horse (as leaping) ;
also a swallow (from its rapid flight):— crane, horse
([-back, -hoof]). Comp. 6571.
5484. npiO cuwcah, soo-saw'; fern, of 5483; a
mare.— company of horses.
5485. ''DID ^iftwciy, soo-see': from 5483; norae-
like; Susi, an Isr. :— Susi.
5486. E110 ciiwph, soof; a prim, root; to snatch
away, i.e. terminate: — consume, have an
end, perish, X be utterly.
5487. J|1D ciiwph CChald.), soof; corresp. to
5486; to come to an end: — consume, fulfil.
5488. C]1D cuwph, soof; prob. of Eg. or. ; a reed,
espec. the papyrus:— flag, Bed [sea],
weed. Comp. 5489.
5489. E]1S Cuwph, soof; for 5488 (by ellipsis of
3280); theEeed (Sea):— Bed sea.
5490. C110 cdwph, sofe; from 5486; a termina-
tion:— conclusion, end, hinder part.
5491. CI10 cowph (Chald.!, sofe; corresp. to
5490:— end.
5492. MOID cfiwphah, soo-faw'; from 5486; a
hurricane:— Red Sea, storm, tempest,
whirlwind, Bed sea.
5493. 110 cirwr, soor; or
life lawr (Hos. 9 : 18), soor; a prim, root;
to turn oft (lit. or fig.):— be [-head],
bring, call back, decline, depart, eschew, get [you],
go (aside), X grievous, lay away (by), leave undone,
be past, pluck away, put (away, down), rebel, remove
(to and fro), revolt, X be sour, take (away, off), turn
(aside, away, in), withdraw, be without.
5494. 110 chwr, soor; prob. pass. part, of 5493;
turned off, i.e. deteriorated:— degener-
ate.
5495. 110 €}jkxvr, soor; the same as 5494; Stir, a
gate of the Temple:— Sur.
5496. ffiD cflwtb., sooth; perh. denom. from
7898; prop, to prick, i.e. (fig.) stimulate;
by impl. to seduce. '—entice, move, persuade, pro-
voke, remove, set on, stir up, take away.
5497. niO cuwtn, sooth; prob. from the same
root as 4533; covering, i.e. clothing: —
clothes.
5498. SflD cachab. saw-khab'; a prim, root; to
tratZ along:— draw (out), tear.
5499. il^tlO c e chabah. seh-khaw-baw' ; from
t t : '
5498; a rag:— cast clout.
5500. fltlO cachah, saw-khaw'; a prim, root; to
sweep away:— scrape.
5501. ''HO c e chiy, sehkhee'; from 5500; refuse
(as swept off);— offscouring.
feTlD cachiysh. See 7883.
5502. t|Dp caehaph. saw-khaf; a prim, root; to
scrape off :— sweep (away).
5503. ItlO cachar, saw-khar'; a prim, root; to
travel round (spec, as a pedlar) ; intens.
to palpitate: — go about, merchant (-man), occupy
with, pant, trade, trafflck.
5504. inp cachar, sakh'-ar; from 5503; profit
(from trade):— merchandise.
5505. ItlD cachar, saw-khar'; from 5503; an
emporium; abstr. profit (from trade):—
mart, merchandise.
5506. iTjhO $ e ch6rah, sekh-o-rawf; from 5503;
traffic:— merchandise.
5507. Slinb coeherah, so-khay-raw' ; prop. act.
part. fern, of 5503; something sur-
rounding the person, i.e. a shield: — buckler.
5508. ninb cochereth, so-kheh'-reth; similar
to 5507; prob. a (black) tile (or iessara)
for laying borders with:— black marble.
Up c6 r . See 7750.
5509. JPO ciyg, seeg; or
310° ciiwg (Ezek. 28 : 18), soog; from 5478
in the sense of refuse; scoria:— dross.
5510. yVO Ciyvan, see-vawn'; prob. of Pers. or.;
Sivan, the third Heb. month:— Sivan.
5511. "pfl^D IJiychdwn, see-khone'; or
"jlTD ^iyehfin, see-khone'; from the same
as 5477; tempestuous; Sichon, an Amo-
ritish ting:— Sihon.
5512. yti <Jiyn, seen; of uncert. der.; Sin, the
name of an Eg. town and (prob.) desert
adjoining:— Sin.
5513. "'jPO (piyniy, see-nee'; from an otherwise
unknown name of a man; a Sinite, or
descend, of one of the sons of Canaan:— Sinite.
5514. "O^O Ciynay, see-nah'ee; of uncert. der.;
Sinai, a mountain of Arabia:— Sinai.
5515. D^D Ctyniym, see-neem'; plur. of an
otherwise unknown name; Sinim, a
distant Oriental region:— Sinim.
5516. NIO^O Cjiyc e ra>, see-ser-aw'; of uncert.
der. ; Sisera, the name of a Canaan-
itish king and of one of the Nethinim:— Sisera.
5517. NJ^O Ciy<a>, see-ah'; or
NrjS^D Ciy'aha', see-ah-haw'; from an
unused root mean, to converse; con-
gregation; Sia, or Siaha, one of the Nethinim: — Sia,
Siaha.
8^0° ciyphdn e ya'. See 5481.
5518. I''? ciyr, seer; or (fern.)
tll^O ctyrah, see-raw 1 ; or
Slip cirah (Jer. 58 : 18), see-raw'; from a
prim, root mean, to boil up; a pot;
also a thorn (as springing up rapidly); by impl. a
hook:— caldron, fishhook, pan, ([wash-]) pot, thorn.
5519. llO cak, sawk; from 5536; prop, a thicket of
men, i.e. a crowd:— multitude.
5520. 'Tib c6k, soke; from 6526; a hut (as of
entwined boughs); also a lair: — covert,
den, pavilion, tabernacle.
5521. rTSp cnkkah, sook-kaw'; fern, of 5580; a
hut or lair: — booth, cottage, covert,
pavilion, tabernacle, tent.
5522. ni30 clkknwth, sik-kooth'; fern, of 5519;
an (idolatrous) booth:— tabernacle.
5523. niSp Cukkowth, sook-kohth'; or
rfep Cukkoth, sook-kohth'; plur. of 5581;
booths; Succoth, the name of a place in
Egypt and of three in Pal.:— Succotb.
5524. ni33 ni30 Cukkowth b e nowth. sook-
kohth' ben-ohth'; from 5533 and
the (irreg.) plur. of 1323; booths of (.the) daughters:
brothels, i.e. idolatrous tents for impure purposes:—
Succoth-benoth.
5525. "'SO Cukkiy, sook-kee'; patrial from an
unknown name (perh. 5580); a Sukkite,
or inhab. of some place near Eg. (i.e. ftu(-dweilers):—
Sukkiims.
5526. 'TJOO cakak, saw-kaV; or
^pfe sakak (Exod. 88 : 32), saw-kdk'; a
prim, root; prop, to entwine as a
screen; by impl. to fence in, cover over, (fig.)
protect;— cover, defence, defend, hedge in, join to-
gether, set, shut up,
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Sayfel
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6527. !"lp?P C e kakab, sek-aw-kaw'; from 5526;
inclosure; Secacah, a place in Pal.: —
Becacah.
5528. 335D cakal, taw-lad'; for 8688; to be silly:—
do (make, play the, turn into) fool (-ish,
-ishly, -ishness).
5529. 3350 cekel, seh'-kel; from 5538; silliness;
concr. and collect, dolts:— folly.
5530. 33)0 cakal, saw-kawl'; from 5528; silly:—
fool (-ish), sottish.
5531. rvfosd clklawth, sik-looth'; or
rvfepip slkluwth (Eccl. 1 : 17), sik-looth';
from 5528; silliness:— folly, foolish-
^pO cakan, saw-kan'; a prim, root; to be
familiar with; by impl. to minister to,
oe serviceable to, to cherish, be customary: —
acquaint (self), be advantage, x ever, (be,
[un-]) profit (-able), treasurer, be wont.
5533. ]pO cakan, saw-kan'; prob. a denom. from
7915; prop. to cut, i.e. damage; also to
groto (caus. mafce) poor:— endanger, impoverish.
5534. *1p0 cakar, saw-kar'; a prim, root; to
shut up; by impl. to surrender:— stop,
give over. Bee also 5462; 7936.
5535. rOO cakath, saw-kath'; a prim, root; to
be silent; by impl. to observe quietly:—
take heed.
n'3g Cnkkoth. See 5523.
5536. 3D cal, sal; from 5549; prop, a willow twig
(as pendulous), i.e. an osier; but only as
woven Into a basket:— basket
5537. N30 cala', saw-law'; a prim, root; to
suspend in a balance, i.e. weigh: — com-
pare.
5538. &&P tJUIa>, sU-law 1 ; from 5549; an embank-
ment; Silla, a place in Jerus. : — Silla.
5539. 130 calad, saw-lad'; a prim, root; prob.
to leap (with joy), i.e. exult:— harden
self.
5540. "13D Celed, seh'-led; from 5539; exultation;
Seled, anlsr.:— Seled.
5541. !"I30 calah, saw-law'; a prim, root; to
hang up, i.e. weigh, or (flg.) contemn:—
tread down (under foot), value.
5542. !"I3D ccMli, seh'-law; from 5541; nispension
(of music), i.e. pause:— Selah.
5543. *feg CalliiM , soWoo',- or
K*fep ^alluw), sctZ-ioo'; or
N13D CJaMiw, saw-loo 1 ; or
TJp Callay, sal-lah'ee; from 5541; weighed;
Sallu or Sallai, the name of two Isr.:—
Ballai, Sallu, Salu.
5544 ^ftp cillown, sil-lone'; or
"jftp callown, sai-Jone'; from 5541; a
prickle (as if pendulous):— brier, thorn.
5545. ft3P calacb, saw-lakh'; a prim, root; to
forgive: — forgive, pardon, spare.
5546. t"fep callach, sal-lawkh'; from 5545; pto-
cable:— ready to forgive.
%5 «Jallay. See 5543.
5547. FirpbO c c ltychah, sel-ee-khaw' ; from
5545; pardon:— forgiveness, pardon.
5548. 1TD3D talkah, sal-kaw'; from an unused
root mean, to walk; walking; Salcah,
a place E. of the Jordan:— Salcah, Salchah.
5549. 330 calal, saw-lal'; a prim, root; to mound
up (espec. a turnpike); flg. to exalt; reflex,
to oppose (as by a dam):— cast up, exalt (self), extol,
make plain, raise up.
6550. FtVbb coRlali. so-lel-aw'; or
S"133i0 cowl e lah, so-lel-aw 1 ; act. part,
fem. of 5549, but used pass.; a mili-
tary mound, i.e. rampart of besiegers:— bank,
mount.
5551. tfep cnllam, sool-lawm'; from 5549; a
stair-case: — ladder.
5552. TOpbp calcillab, sal-sil-law'; from 5541;
a twig (as pendulous):— basket.
5553. 3>bp cela', seh'-lah; from an unused root
mean, to be lofty; a craggy rock, lit. or
flg. (a fortress):— (ragged) rock, stone (-ny), strong
hold.
5554. 3>bp Cela'. seh'-lah; the same as 5553; Sela,
the rock-city of Idumsea:— rock, Sela (-h).
5555. nipbfflari S>3_0 Cela« ham-maehl<>-
qpxvt'h., seh'-lah liam-makh-
lek-oth'; from 5553 and the plur. of 4256 with the art.
interposed; rock of the divisions; Sela-ham-Mach-
lekoth, a place in Pal. :— Sela-hammalekoth.
5556. D.3*b0 col'am, sol-awm'; appar. from the
same as 5553 in the sense of crashing as
with a rock, i.e. consuming; a kind of locust (from its
destructiveness):— bald locust.
5557. £130 calapb, saw-laf; a prim, root; prop,
to wrench, i.e. (fig.) to subvert:— over-
throw, pervert.
5558. C|3p celeph, seh'-lef; from 5557; distortion,
i.e. (fig.) viciousness:— perverseness.
5559. pbp c e lt<l (Chald.), sel-eek'; a prim, root;
to ascend:— come (up).
5560. ribb cfiletb, so'-leth; from an unused root
mean, to strip; flour (as chipped off):—
(fine) flour, meal.
5561. Dp cam, sam; from an unused root mean,
to smell sweet; an aroma: — sweet (spice).
5562. iCl? *1|M0 Camgar N e bdw, sam-gar'
neb-o'; of for. or.; Samgar-Nebo,
a Bab. general:— Samgar-nebo.
5563. Tl52p c e madar, sem-aw-dar'; of uncert.
der. ; a vine blossom; used also adv.
abloom:— tender grape.
5564. *?P30 camak, saw-mak'; a prim, root; to
prop (lit. or flg); reflex, to lean upon
or take hold of (in a favorable or unfavorable sense):—
bear up, establish, (up-) hold, lay, lean, lie hard, put,
rest self, set self, stand fast, stay (self), sustain.
5565. 1!"P3Mp C'makyahuw, sem-ak-yaw'-
hoo; from 5564 and 3050; supported
ofjah; Semakjah, anlsr.:— Semachiah.
5566. 3)20 cemel, seh'-mel; or
3M0 cemel, say'-mel; from an unused root
mean, to resemble; a likeness: — figure,
idol, image.
5567. ^73,0 caman, saw-man'; a prim, root; to
designate: — appointed.
5568. "MO ca.mar, saw-mar'; a prim, root; to be
erect, i.e. bristle as hair:— stand up,
tremble.
5569. "IMp camar, saw-mawr'; from 5568; brist-
ling, i.e. shaggy:— rough.
5570. FKWp ^na<ah, sen-aw-aw'; from an un-
used root mean, to prick; thorny;
Senaah, a place in Pal.:— Senaah, Hassenaah [with
the art.'].
71N3D c 6 im»ab. See 5574.
5571. CjbiiP Canballat, san-bal-lat' ; of for.
or.; Sanballat, a Pers. satrap of
Samaria :— Sanballat.
5572. i"T30 c e neh, sen-eh'; from an unused root
mean, to prick; a bramble:— bush.
5573. H30 Ceneh, seh'-neh; the same as 5572;
thorn; Seneh, a crag in Pal.:— Seneh.
f!3p Cannali See 7158.
5574. t1N13p C^nftWali, sen-oo-aw', - or
!"IN3p C e iiu'ah, sen-oo-aw'; from the same
as 5570; pointed; (used with the art. as
a prop, name) Senuah, the name of two Isr. :— Hase-
nuah [includ. the art.], Senuah.
5575. 1130 canver, san-vare'; of uncert. der.;
(in plur.) blindness: — blindness.
5576. S^rop Cancheriyb, san-khay-reeb' ; of
for. or.; Sancherib, an Ass. king: —
Sennacherib.
5577. ]p3p cancin, san-seen'; from an unused
root mean, to be pointed; a twig (as
tapering) :— bough.
5578. i"I3p3p < ancaimali. san-san-naw 1 ; fem.
of a form of 5577; a bough; Sansan-
nah, a place in Pal;— Sansannah.
5579. TS3D ^nappiyr, se»-ap-peer'; of uncert.
der.; a^n (collect.):— flns.
5580. 00 cac, sawce; from the same as 5483; a
moth (from the agility of the fly):— moth.
DP cue. See 5483.
5581. "WOO Clcmay, sis-mah'ee; of uncert. der.;
Sismai, an Isr. :— Sisamai.
5582. "I?0 ca'ad, saw-ad'; a prim, root; to sup-
port (mostly fig.):— comfort, establish,
hold up, refresh self, strengthen, be upholden.
5583. 13»p c e <ad (Chald.), seli-ad'; corresp. to
5582; to aid:— helping.
5584. 713*0 ca'ah, saw-aw'; a prim, root; to
rush:— storm.
5585. CP?0 ca'iyph, saw-eef; from 5586; a fis-
sure (of rocks); also a bough (as subdi-
vided):— (outmost) branch, clift, top.
5586. C[3>0 ca'apb, saw-af; a prim, root; prop.
to ditiide up; but used only as denom.
from 5585, to disorancft (a tree):— top.
5587. f|S>p ca'iph, saw-eef; or
IiyilJ sa'iph, saw-eef; from 5586; divided
(in mind), i.e. (abstr.) a sentiment:— opin-
ion.
5588. Eiyp ce'eph, say-afe'; from 5586; divided
(in mind), i.e. (concr.) a sfcepMc;—
thought.
5589. >"IE3*p c«tappah, seli-ap-paw' ; fem. ot
5585 ; a twig or branch : — bough.
Comp. 5634.
5590. *1?D ca'ar, saw-ar'; a prim, root; to rusfc
upon; by impl. to toss (trans, orintrans.,
lit. or fig.):— be (toss with) tempest (-uous), be sore
troubled, come out as a (drive with the, scatter with
a) whirlwind.
5591. 'IJ'p ca'ar, sah'-ar; or (fem.)
iTTn^p c e <arab, seli-aw-raio' ; from 5590; a
hurricane:— storm (-y), tempest, whirl-
wind.
5592. Cjp capb, saf; from 5605, in its original
sense of containing; a vestibule (as a
limit) ; also a dish (for holding blood or wine):— bason,
bowl, cup, door (post), gate, post, threshold.
5593. tjp Capb, saf; the same as 5592; Saph, a
Philistine:— Saph. Comp. 5598.
5594. ISO caphad, saw-fad'; a prim, root; prop.
to tear the hair and beat the breasts (as
Orientals do in grief); gen. to lament; by impl. to
wail:— lament, mourn (-er), wail
5595. JlSD capbah, saw-faw'; a prim, root;
prop, to scrape (lit. to shave; but
usually flg.) together (i.e. to accumulate or increase)
or away (i.e. to scatter, remove or ruin; intrans. to
pertsft):— add, augment, consume, destroy, heap, join,
perish, put.
5596. fiBp caphach, saw-fakh'; or
tlgto saphach (Isa. 8 : 17), saw-fakh'; a
prim, root; prop, to scrape out, but in
certain peculiar senses (of removal or association): —
abiding, gather together, cleave, put, smite with ascab.
5597. nnSO cappaehatb, sap-pakh'-ath; from
5596; the mange (as making the hair
fall off):— scab.
5598. "'Sp IJlppay, sip-pah'ee; from 5592; boson-
like; Sippai, a Philistine: — Sippai. Comp.
5593.
5599. tTBD capbtyacb, saw-fee'-akh; from 5596;
something (spontaneously) falling off,
i.e. a self-sown crop; fig. a freshet:— (such) things as
(which) grow (of themselves), which groweth of its
own accord (itself).
5600. MJ^Bp c e phiynab, sef-ee-naw'; from
5603; a (sea-going) vessel (as ceiled
with a deck):— ship.
5601. TSD capptyr, sap-peer 1 ; from 5608; a gem.
(perh. as used for scratching other
substances), prob. the sapphire: — sapphire.
5602. 3BD cepbel, say'-fel; from an unused root
mean, to depress; a basin (as deep-
ened out):— bowl, dish..
84
Sawfan
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
5603. 1&0 caphan, saw-fan'; a prim, root; to
hide by covering; spec, to roof (pass,
part, as noun, a roof) or wainscot; fig. to reserve:—
cieled, cover, seated.
5604. *]Bp ^lppnn, sip-poon'; from 5603; a wain-
scot:— deling.
5605. t]Bp capbaph, saw-faf; a prim, root;
prop, to snatch away, i.e. terminate;
but used only as denom. from 5592 (in the sense of a
vestibule), to wait at the threshold:— be a door-
keeper.
5606. ]?Bp caphaq, saw-fdk 1 ; or
pgili saphaq (1 Kings 20 : 10; Job 27 : 23;
Isa. 2 : 6), saw-fats'; a prim, root; to
clap the hands (in token of compact, derision, grief,
indignation or punishment) ; by impl. of satisfaction,
to be enough; by impl. of excess, to vomit:— clap,
smite, strike, suffice, wallow.
5607. ]?BD cfepbeq, say'-fek; or
pDiB sepbeq (Job 20 : 22; 36 : 18), seh'-felc;
from 5606; chastisement; also satiety:—
stroke, sufficiency.
5608. ""IBD <;aphar, saw-far'; a prim, root; prop.
to score with a mark as a tally or record,
i.e. (by impl.) to inscribe, and also to enumerate;
Intens. to recount, i.e. celebrate:— commune, (ac-)
count, declare, number, + penknife, reckon, scribe,
shew forth, speak, tali, tell (out), writer.
5609. 1Bp 9 e phar (Chald.), sef-ar'; from a root
corresp. to 56CG; a book:— book, roll.
5610. IBp ^ e phar, sef-awr 1 ; from 6608; a cen-
sus:— numbering.
5611. "IBD ^! e pb.ar, sef-awr'; the same as 5610;
Sephar, a place in Arabia: — Sephar.
5612. 1BD cipher, say'-fer; or (fern.)
il'lBD clpbrah (Psa. 56 : 8 [9]), sif-raw';
from 5608; prop, writing (the art or a
document); by impl. a book:— bill, book, evidence,
X learn [-ed] (-ing), letter, register, scroll.
5613. TDD capbSr (Chald.), saw-fare'; from the
same as 5609; a scribe (secular or
sacred) : —scribe .
5614. TTSD <J e pbarad, sef-auvrawd' ; of for.
der.; Sepharad, a region of Ass.:—
Sepharad,
JTjBp eipbjrab. See 5612.
5615. niBD 9 e ph.6rah, sef-o-raw'; from 5608; a
numeration: — number.
5616. "TIBO <3 e pbarviy, sef-ar-vee'; patrial
: from 5617; a SepharviCe or inhab. of
Sephar vain : — Sepharvite.
5617. D?]"lBp C e pbarvayim (dual), sef-ar.
vaK'-yim; or
OAlBp" <J e pbariym (plur.), sef-aw-reem' ;
of for. der. ; Sepharvajim or Sepha-
rim, a place in Ass. :— Sepharvaim.
5618. rVnBD ^Aplieretb, so-feh'-reth; tern. act.
part, of 5608; a scribe (prop, female);
Sophereth, a temple servant:— Sophereth.
5619. bp_D ^aqal, saw-kal'; a prim, root; prop, to
be weighty; but used only in the sense of
lapidation or its contrary (as if a delapidation):—
(cast, gather out, throw) stone (-s), X surely.
5620. ""I? «:ar, sar; from 6637 contr.; peevish:—
heavy, sad.
5621. i"lD carab, saw-rawV; from an unused
root mean, to sting; a thistle; — brier.
5622. V>3*}p carbal (Chald.), sar-baV; of uncert.
der. ; a cloak:— coat.
5623. 'pSHp <2arg*™rn, sar-gdne'; of for. der.;
Sargon, an Ass. king:— Sargon.
5624. Tip <Jered, seh'-red; from a prim, root
mean, to tremble; trembling; Sered, an
Isr.:-!
5625. ^"lO Cardiy, sar-dee'; patron, from 5624;
a Seredite (collect.) or desc. of Sered:—
Sardites.
5626. !Tlp Cirah, see-raw'; from 5493; depar-
ture; Sirah, a cistern so-called:— Sirah.
See also 5518.
5627. STlO carab, saw-raw 1 ; from 5493; apos-
tasy, crime; fig. remission: — x contin-
ual, rebellion, revolt ([-ed]), turn away, wrong.
5628. (Tip caracb, saw-rakh'; a prim, root; to
extend (even to excess):— exceeding,
hand, spread, stretch self, banish.
5629. n^D ceraeh, seh'-rakh; from 5628; a re-
dundancy: — remnant.
^"Ip ciryon, sir-yone'; for 8302; a coat of
mail:— brigandine.
5631. D ,b 1p ^ariyc, saw^eece'; or
0*10 ?artc, saw-reece'; from an unused
root mean, to castrate; a eunuch; by
impl. valet (espec. of the female apartments), and
thus a minister of state:— chamberlain, eunuch,
officer. Comp. 7249.
5632. Tl'lp ^arfik (Ohald.), saw-rake'; of for. or.;
an emir:— president.
5633. "pp £erei», seh'-ren; from an unused root of
unc. mean.; tea axle; flg. a peer:— lord,
plate.
5634. 71Bj>*lp car'appab, sar-ap-paw'; for 5589;
a (wig:— bough.
5635. DTO carapb., saw-raf; a prim, root; to
cremate, i.e. to fie (near) o/ fere (such
being privileged to kindle the pyre):— burn.
5636. IB 1 !? carpad, sar-pawd'; from 5635: a
iieiWe (as stinging like a fiura):— brier.
5637. Tip farar, satiM-ar'; a prim, root; to turn
away, i.e. (morally) fie refractory:—
X away, backsliding, rebellious, revolter (ing), slide
back, stubborn, withdrew.
5638. iriO° c e tbav, seth-awv 1 ; from an unused
T J " * *
root mean, to hide; winter (as ths dark
season) :— winter.
5639. Tinp CJHbAwr, settlor'; from 5641; hid-
den; Sethur, an Isr. :— Sethur.
5640. Qnp catbam, saw-tham'; or
br'ia satbam (Num. 24 : 15), saw-tham'; a
prim, root; to stop up; by impl. to
repair; flg. to keep secret.- — closed up, hidden, secret,
shut out (up), stop.
5641. inO catbar, saw-thar'; a prim, root; to
hide (by covering), lit. or flg.:— be
absent, keep close, conceal, hide (self), (keep) secret,
X surely.
5642. inp c«tbar (Chald.), seth-ar 1 ; corresp. to
5641; to conceal; fig. to demolish:— de-
stroy, secret thing.
5643. "Tip cither, say'-ther; or (fem.)
STirip clthrab (Deut. 32 : 38), sith-raw';
from 5641 ; a cover (in a good or a bad,
a lit. or a flg. sense):— backbiting, covering, covert,
X disguise [-th], biding place, privily, protection,
secret (-ly, place).
5644. '''irip CJfthriy, sith-ree>; from 5643; pro-
tective; Sithri, an Isr.;— Zithri.
5647. 135* 'abad, aw-bad'; a prim, root; to work
(in any sense); by impl. to serve, till,
(caus.) enslave, etc.:— X be, keep in bondage, be
bondmen, bond-service, compel, do, dress, ear, ex-
ecute, -(- husbandman, keep, labour (-ing man), bring
to pass, (cause to, make to) serve (-ing, self), (be, be-
come) servant (-s), do (use) service, till (-er), trans-
gress [from margin], (set a) work, be wrought, wor-
«r.
5645.
sity, 2
copse,
5672.
5646.
32 «ab, awb (masc. and fem.); from 5743;
prop, an envelope, i.e. darkness (or den-
Chron. 4 : 17) ; spec, a (scud) cloud; also a
—clay, (thick) cloud, X thick, thicket. Comp.
33> «ab, awb; or
31* *db, ofie; from an unused root mean, to
cover; prop, equiv. to 5645; but used only
as an arch, term, an architrave (as shading the pil-
lars):— thick (beam, plant).
5648. IpS e&bad (Chald.), ab-ad'; corresp. to
5647; to do, make, prepare, keep, etc.: —
X cut, do, execute, go on, make, move, work.
5649. 13? <abad (Chald.), ab-ad'; from 5648; a
servant: — servant.
5650. *1D5> «ebed, eh'-bed; from 5647; a servant:—
X bondage, bondman, [bond-] servant,
(man-) servant.
5651. "15? *Ebed, eh'-bed; the same as 5650;
Ebed, the name of two Isr. :— Bbed.
5652. 7DX tabad, ab-awd'; from 5647; a deed;—
work.
5653. 8Wp? «Abda», ab-daW; from 5647; work;
Abda, the name of two Isr. :— Abda.
5654. DiTN TJ5> «Ob6d 'Edowin, o-bade 1 ed-
ome'; from the act. part, of 5647
and 123; worker of Edom; Obed-Edom, the name of
Ave Isr.:— Obed-edom.
5655. bS«:n3> <Abd e 'el, ab-deh-ale'; from 5647
and 410; serving God; Abdeel, an
Isr.:— Abdeel. Comp. 5661.
5656. TTpy t&bodab, ab-o-daw'; or
7TTQ3> 'abowdah, ab-o-daw'; from 5647;
work of any kind: — act, bondage,
+ bondservant, effect, labour, ministering (-try),
office, service (-ile, -itude), tillage, use, work,
X wrought.
5657. STJpS* <abuddah, ab-ood-daw 1 ; pass. part.
of 5647; something wrought, i.e.
(concr.) service:— household, store of servants.
5658. "pip? 'Abdown, ab-dohn'; from 5647;
servitude; Abdon, the name of a place
in Pal. and of four Isr. :— Abdon. Comp. 5683.
5659. mil? (abdfriFth, ab-dooth'; from 5647;
servitude: — bondage.
5660. "''Hp? 'Abdiy, ab-dee'; from 5647; service-
able; Abdi, the name of two Isr.:—
Abdi.
5661. bSjCHp? <Abd!y'el, ab-dee-ale'; from 5650
and 410; servant of God; Abdiel, an
Isr.:— Abdiel. Comp. 5655.
5662. fpnab* «6badyab, o-bad-yaw'; or
ITT'taS 'Obadyahftw, o-bad-yaw'-hoo;
act. part, of 5647 and 3050; serving
Jah; Obadjah, the name of thirteen Isr. :— Obadiah.
5663. ^ba TJ* <Ebed Meiek, eh'-bed meh'-lek;
from 5650 and 4428; servant of a
king; Ebed-Melek, a eunuch of king Zedekeah: —
Ebed-melech.
5664. 133 1p» 'Abed N e gdw, ab-ade' neg-o 1 ;
the same as 5665; Abed-Nego, the
Bab. name of one of Daniel's companions: — Abed-
nego.
5665. NiS? TJ5> «lbed N'goW (Chald.), ab-
ade' neg-o'; of for. or.; Abed-
Nego, the name of Azariah:— Abed-nego.
5666. Mp3> <abah, aw-baw'; a prim, root; to be
dense: — be (grow) thick (-er).
5667. BiSS* <abowf, afi-ote'; or
tshS <abot, ob-ote'; from 5670; a paum,!—
pledge.
5668. Tl!l!J tabuwr, aw-boof; or
'Hpy <abur, aw-boor'; pass. part, of 5674;
prop, crossed, Le. (abstr.) transit; used
only adv. on account of, in order that: — because of,
for ( ... 'S sake), (intent) that, to.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Sawfan
Ayder
85
*W3y sahfiwr, aw-boor'; the same as 5668;
passed, i.e. kept over; used only of
stored grain:— old corn.
6670. U3y 'abaf, aw-bat'; a prim, root; to pawn;
caus. to lend (on security) ; flg. to
entangle:— borrow, break [ranks], fetch [a pledge],
lend, X surely.
5671. tTUSy 'abtiyt. aMeet'; from 5670; some-
thing pledged, i.e. (collect.) pawned
goods:— thick clay [by a false etym.].
5672. ^S «abiy, ofr-ee'; or
^39 «dbiy, o6-ee'; from 5666; density, i.e.
depft or width:— thick (-ness). Comp.
5645.
5673. itTSy. 'abiydah (Chald.), ab^e-daw';
from 5648 ; faoor or business:— affairs,
service, work.
5674. 13y 'aba*, aw-bar'; a prim, root; to cross
over; used very widely of any transi-
tion (tit. or fig.; trans., intrans., intens. or causat.);
spec, to cover (in copulation): — alienate, alter, X at
ail, beyond, bring Cover, through), cany over, (over-)
come (on, over), conduct (over), convey over, cur-
rent, deliver, do away, enter, escape, fail, gender, get
over, (make) go (away, beyond, by, forth, his way,
In, on, over, through), have away (more), lay,
meddle, overrun, make partition, (cause to, give,
make to, over) pass (-age, along, away, beyond, by,
-enger, on, out, over, through), (cause to, make)
+ proclaim (-amation), perish, provoke to anger, put
away, rage, + raiser of taxes, remove, send over, set
apart, 4- shave, cause to (make) sound, X speedily,
X sweet smelling, take (away), (make to) transgress
(-or), translate, turn away, [way-] faring man, be
wrath.
5675. 12$ <abar (Chald.), ab-ar>; corresp. to
5676:— beyond, this side.
5676. '"OS 'eber, ay'-ber; from 5674; prop, a
region across; but used only adv. (with
or without a prep.) on the opposite side (espec. of the
Jordan; usually mean, the east):— X against, be-
yond, by, X from, over, passage, quarter, (other, this)
side, straight.
5677. 133? 'Eber, aj/'-6er; the same as 5676; Eber,
the name of two patriarchs and four
1st.:— Eber, Heber.
5678. STyM? 'ebrah, eft-ran/; fern, of 5676; an
outburst of passion:— anger, rage,
wrath.
5679. ffl3y 'abaxah, ab-aw-raw'; from 5674; a
erosstna-place: — ferry, plain [from the
marg.].
5680. 1, 't3? > 'Ibriy, ib-ree'; patron, from 5677; an
Eberite (i.e. Hebrew) or desc. of
Eber: — Hebrew (-ess, woman).
5681. " |1 naS> 'Ibriy, ib-ree'; the same as 5680; Ibri,
anlsr.:— Ibri.
5682. D^Sy 'Abarim, ab-aw-reem'; plur. of
5676 ; regions ftej/ond ; Abarim, a place
in Pal.:— Abarim, passages.
5683. y~0.3 'Ebrou, eft-rone'; from 6676; transi-
tional; Ebron, a place in PaL:— Heb-
ron. Perh. a clerical error for 5658.
5684. t"!3"l3y 'Ebronah, eft-rato-nate'; fern, of
5683; Ebronah, a place tin the Des-
ert:— Ebronah.
5685. 11533* (abash, aw-bash'; a prim, root; to dry
up:— be rotten.
5686. rO$ 'abath, aw-bath'; a prim, root; to
interlace, i.e. (fig.) to pervert:— wrap
up.
5687. raV 'abdth, aw-both'; or
trfOS <abowth, aiihboth'; from 6686; in-
twined, i.e. dense.' — thick.
5688. TbS 'aboth, aft-oft'; or
rriS?. 'abowth, ab-oth'; or (fern.)
IrirOy 'abdthah, ab-oth-aw'; the same
' as 6687; something intuiined, i.e. a
string, wreath or foliage:— band, cord, rope, thick
bough (branch), wreathen (chain).
5689. 333> <agab, aw-gab>; a prim, root; to
ftreatfee after, to. to love (sensually):—
dote, lover.
5690. 339 'egeb, eh'-gheb; from 5689; love
(concr.), i.e. amative words: — much love,
very lovely.
5691. J"I33y 'agabah, ag-aw-baw 1 ; from 5689;
love (abstr.), te. amorousness:— inor-
dinate love.
5692. !1S9 'uggah, oog-gaw'; from 5746; an ash-
cake (as round):— cake (upon the
hearth).
Vis* 'agowl. See 5696.
5693. TU3* 'aguwr, aw-goor 1 ; pass. part, [but
with act. sense] of an unused root mean,
to twitter; prob. the swallow:— swallow,
5694. "bi$S 'agiyl, aw-gheel'; from the same as
5696 ; something round, i.e. a ring (for
the ears):— earring.
5695. b.3y «egel, ay'-ghel; from the same as 5696;
a (male) calf (as frisking round), espec.
one'nearly grown (i.e. a steer):— bullock, calf.
5696. biS 'agol, aw-gole'; or
Vl39 'agowl, aw-gole'; from an unused
root mean, to revolve, circular:— round.
5697. Fib??. 'eglah, eg-lawf; fern, of 5695; a
(female) calf, espec. one nearly grown
(i.e. a heifer):— calf, cow, heifer.
5698. Sib?? 'Eglah, eg-law'; the same as 5697;
Eglah, a wife of David:— Eglah.
5699. ItbSS 'agalah, ag-aw-law'; from the same
as 6696; something revolving, i.e. a
wheeled vehicle: — cart, chariot, wagon.
5700. "jib?y 'Eglown, eg-lawn'; from 5695;
vituline; Eglon, the name of a place
in Pal. and of a Moabitish king:— Bglon.
5701. Djy 'agam, aw-gam'; a prim, root; to 6e
sad.— grieve.
5702. "|3y <agan, aw-gan'; a prim, root; to
debar, i.e. from marriage:— stay.
5703. "15 'ad, ad; from 5710; prop, a (peremptory)
terminus, i.e. (by impl.) duration, in the
sense of advance or perpetuity (substantially as a
noun, either with or without a prep.):— eternity, ever
(-lasting, -more), old, perpetually, + world without
end.
5704. iy «ad, ad; prop, the same as 5703 (used as
a prep., adv. or conj. ; especially with a
prep.); as far (or long, or much) as, whether of space
(even unto) or time (during, while, until) or degree
(equally with):— against, and, as, at, before, by
(that), even (to), for (-asmuch as), [hither-] to, + how
long, into, as long (much) as, (so) that, till, toward,
until, when, while, (+ as) yet.
5705. "!3> 'ad (Chald.), ad; corresp. to 6704;
X and, at, for, [hither-] to, on, till, (un-)
to, until, within.
5706. "1? <ad, ad; the same as 5703 in the sense of
the aim of an attack; booty:— prey.
5707. IS 'fed, ayd; from 5749 contr. ; concr. a
witness; abstr. testimony; spec, a
recorder, i.e. prince: — witness.
5708. "13* 'fid, ayd; from an unused root mean, to
set a period [comp. 5710, 5749]; the men-
strual flux (as periodical); by impl. (in plur.) soiling:—
filthy. .
iy «6d. See 5750.
5709. &H3* «ada> (Chald.), ad-a«o'; or
5"ny 'adah (Chald.), ad-aw 1 ; corresp. to
5710:— alter, depart, pass (away), re-
move.'take (away).
-TO <6ded See 5752.
5710. i"tty 'adah, aw-daw 1 ; a prim, root; to
advance, i.e. pass on or continue;
causat. to remove; spec, to bedeck (i.e. bring an
ornament upon):— adorn, deck (self ), pass by, take
away.
5711. ittt 'Adah, aw-daw 1 ; from 5710; orna-
ment; Adah, the name of two women:—
Adah.
5712. !Tiy 'edah, ay-daw'; tern, of 5707 In the
" ' orig. sense of fixture; a stated assem-
blage (spec, a concourse, or gen. & family or crowd):—
assembly, company, congregation, multitude, people,
swarm. Comp. 5713.
5713. !Tjy 'edah, ay-daw 1 ; fern, of 5707 in its
techn. sense; testimony:— testimony,
witness. Comp. 5712.
5714. fa? 'Iddow, id-do'; or
Nfa5> 'Iddow', id-do'; or
N^y° 'Iddiy', id-dee'; from 5710; timely;
Iddo (or Iddi), the name of five Isr.:—
Iddo. Comp. 3035, 3360.
5715. Tfliy 'eduwth, ay-dooth'; fern, of 5707;
testimony:— testimony, witness.
5716. ">19 «&diy, ad-ee'; from 5710 in the sense of
trappings; finery; gen. an outfit; spec, a
headstall: — X excellent, mouth, ornament.
5717. bN"Hy 'Adiy'el, ad-ee-ale'; from 5716 and
410; ornament of God; Adiel, the
name of three Isr. :— Adiel.
5718. ST! 1 !? 'Adayah, ad-aw-yaw'; or
WHS 'Adayahftw, ad-aw-yaw'-hoo;
from 5710 and 3050; Jah has adorned;
Adajah, the name of eight Isr.:— Adaiah.
5719. yjS 'adiyn, aw-deen'; from 5727; volup-
tuous:— given to pleasures.
5720. YJS 'Adiyn, aw-deen'; the same as 5719;
Adin, the name of two Isr.:— Adin.
5721. NS^y 'Adiyna.', ad-ee-naw 1 ; from 5719;
effeminacy; Adina, an Isr.:— Adina.
5722. i3fay 'adiynow, od-ee-no'; prob. from
5719 in the orig. sense of slender (i.e. a
spear); his spear: — Adino.
5723. D?n"Hy 'Adiythaylm, ad-ee-thah'-yim;
dual of a fern, of 5706; douMe prey;
Adithajim, a place in Pal.:— Adithaim.
5724. "y^S* Malay, ad-lah'ee; prob. from an un-
used root of uncert. mean. ; Adlai, an
Isr.:— Adlai.
5725. Dbiy 'Adullam, ad-ool-lawm' ; prob.
from the pass. part, of the same as
5734; Adullam, a place in Pal.:— Adullam.
5726. TaVW 'Adullamiy, ad-ool-law-mee>;
patrial from 5725; an Adullamite or
native of Adullam:— Adullamite.
5727. "\TS 'adan, ato-dan'; a prim, root; to be
soft or pieosant; flg. and reflex, to live
voluptuously:— delight self.
5728. YW 'aden, ad-en'; or
rtfly 'adennah, ad-en'-naw; from 5704
and 2004; till now:— yet.
5729. flS 'Eden, eh'-den; from 6737; pleasure;
Eden, a place in Mesopotamia:— Eden.
5730. yVS «eden. ay'-den; or (fem.)
Fjyiy 'ednah, ed-naw'; from 5727; pleas-
ure: — delicate, delight, pleasure. See
also 1040.
5731. yVS 'Eden, ay'-den; the same as 6730
(masc); Eden, the region of Adam's
home:— Eden.
5732. TW 'lddan (Chald.), id-dawn'; from a root
corresp. to that of 5708; a set time;
techn. a year:— time.
5733. Nil? <Adna>, ad-naie'; from 5737; pleas-
ure; Adna, the name of two Isr.: —
Adna.
5734. Styiy 'Adnah, ad-nato'; from 5727; pleas-
ure; Adnah, the name of two Isr.: —
Adnah.
5735. Ft'lS'iy 'Ad'adah, ad-aw-daw 1 ; from 6712;
festival; Adadah, a place in PaX: —
Adadah.
5736. £]iy 'adaph, aw-daf; a prim, root; to 6e
(causat. have) redundant:— be more,
odd number, be (have) over (and above), overplus,
remain.
5787. Tiy 'adar, av>dar'; a prim, root; to
arrange, as a battle, a vineyard (to hoe);
hence to muster, and so to miss (or find wanting):—
dig, fail, keep (rank), lack.
5738. Tiy <Eder, eh'-der; from 5737; an armnfle-
ment (i.e. drove); Eder, an Isr.:— Ader.
5739. "ft? «6der, ay'-der; from 5737; an arrange-
ment, i.e. muster (of animals): — drove,
flock, herd.
Ayder
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
6740. TW rfider, ay'-der; the same as 5739; Eder,
the name of an 1st. and of two places in
Pal:— Edar, Eder.
5741. ^^HS 'Adriy'el, ad-ree-ale'; from 5739
and 410; flock of God; Adriel, an
1st.:— Adriel.
5743. 1251S* 'i«d;isli, aw-dawth'; from an unused
root of uneert. mean. ; a lent il:— lentfle.
KJ? <Avva>. See 5755.
5743. y$ e iiwb, oob; a prim, root; to be dense
or dark, i.e. to becloud: — cover with a
cloud.
5744. '■to'te <6wbfcd, o-bade'; act. part, of 5647;
serving; Obed, the name of five Isr. ;—
Obed.
5745. bate '6wbal, o-bawl'j of for.der.; Obal,*
son of Joktan:— Obal.
5746. MP 'iiwg, oog; a prim, root; prop, to
gyrate; but used only as denom. from
5692, to bake (round cakes on the hearth):— bake.
5747. 3te e Owg, ague; prob. from 5746; round;
Og, a king of Bashan:— Og.
6748. a313> <uwgab, oo-gawb'; or
aS3> *uggab, oog-gai«6'; from B689 in the
orig. sense of breathing; a reed-instru-
ment of music:— organ.
5749. T13> <iiwd, ood; a prim, root; to duplicate
or repeat; by impl. to protest, testify (as
by reiteration); intens. to encompass, restore (as a
sort of reduplication) '.—admonish, charge, earnestly,
lift up, protest, call (take) to record, relieve, rob,
solemnly, stand upright, testify, give warning, (bear,
call to, give, take to) witness.
5750. nte <owd, ode; or
*[$ «6d, ode; from 5749; prop, iteration or
continuance; used only adv. (with or
irtthout prep.), again, repeatedly, still, more:—
again, X all life long, at all, besides, but, else, further
(-more), henceforth, (any) longer, (any) more (-over),
X once, since, (be) still, when, (good, the) while
(having being), (as, because, whether, while) yet
(within).
6751. *lte <dwd (Chald.), ode; corresp. to 5750:—
while.
5752. T>.te 'Owded, o-dade'; or
*f\S <6ded, o-dade'; from 5749; reiteration;
Oded, the name of two Isr. :— Oded.
6753. tTlS* <arah, aw-vaw'; a prim, root; to
crook, lit. or fig. (as follows):— do amiss,
bow down, make crooked, commit iniquity, pervert,
(do) perverse (-ly), trouble, x turn, do wickedly, do
wrong.
5754. t"l13> tawah, av-vato'; intens. from 5753
abbrev. ; overthrow:— x overturn.
5755. iTl3* 'Iwab, iv-vaw 1 ; or
KW *Awa> (2 Kings 17 : 24), av-vaw 1 ; for
5754; Ivvah or Awa, a region of Ass.:—
Ava, Ivah.
"|iW (avdwn. See 5771.
5756. Vtt 'uwz, ooz; a prim, root; to be strong;
causat. to strengthen, i.e. (fig.) to save (by
flight):— gather (self, self to flee), retire.
5757. ""I? 'Awiy, av-vee'; patrial from 5755; an
Amite or native of Avvah (only plur.):—
Avims, Avites.
5758. N^te *vya» (Chald.), iv-yaw'; from a root
corresp. to 5753; perverseness:— iniquity.
5759. b 1 !? <aviyl, av-eel 1 ; from 5764; a babe:—
young child, little one.
5760. V^S 'aviyl, dv-eel'; from 5765; perverse
(morally) :— ungodly.
5761. SflS 'Avrivm, av-veem'; plur. of 5757;
Awim (as inhabited by Awites), a place
in Pal. (with the art. pref.):— Avim.
5762. mi3> <Aviytb, av-veeth'; or [perh.
tTPT 'Ayowtb, ah-yoth', as If plur. of
5857]
FlVVf 'Ayiiwtli, aft-jroift'; from 5753; ruin;
Avvith (or Awotli), a place in Pal. :—
Avith.
5763. bl3> 'Awl, ool; a prim, root; to suckle, i.e.
give milk; — milch, (ewe great) with
young.
5764. bl3> t&wl, ool; from 5763; a babe:— sucking
child, infant.
5765. 315* <aval, aw-val'; a prim, root; to distort
(morally):— deal unjustly, unrighteous.
bte <6wl. See 5923.
5766. blS? Usvel, eh'-vel; or
5te <avel, aw'-vel; and (fern.)
Fibl? 'avlali av-law'; or
nbte <6wlah, o-law'; or
T
InVy <61ab, o-law'; from 5765; (moral)
evil:— iniquity, perverseness, unjust
(-ly), unrighteousness (-ly), wicked (-ness).
5767. bl3? «awal, av-vawl'; intens. from 5765;
evil (morally):— unjust, unrighteous,
wicked.
rtbte 'on lab See 5930.
5768. bbte <6wlel, o-lale'; or
bbs «61al, o-lawV; from 5763; a suckling:—
babe, (young) child, infant, little one.
5769. Dbte 'owlam, o-lawm'; or
Dbb> «61am, o-lawm'; from 5956; prop.
concealed, i.e. the vanishing point; gen.
time out of mind (past or fut.), i.e. (practically)
eternity; freq. adv. (espec. with prep, pref.) al-
ways:— aXway (-s), ancient (time), any more, continu-
ance, eternal, (for, [n-]) ever (-lasting, -more, of old),
lasting, long (time), (of) old (time), perpetual, at any
time, (beginning of the) world (+ without end).
Comp. 5331, 5703.
5770. yp" 'avail, aw-van'; denom. from 5869; to
watch (with jealousy):— eye.
5771. ")te <avon, aw-vone'; or
yr\y <a?6wn (2 Kings 7:9; Psa. 51 : 6 [7]),
aw-vone'; from 5753; perversity, i.e.
(moral) evil:— fault, iniquity, mischief, punishment
(of iniquity), sin.
5772. illte 'ownab, o-naw'; from an unused
root appar. mean, to dwell together;
(sexual) cohabitation: — duty of marriage.
5773. WW 'av'eb, ecu-eft.'; from 5753; perver-
sity:— x perverse.
5774. BIS *uwpb, oof; a prim root; to couer
(with wings or obscurity); bence (as
denom. from 5775) to fly; also (by impl. of dimness)
to faint (from the darkness of swooning):— brandish,
be (wax) faint, flee away, fly (away), X set, shine
forth, weary.
5775. J]te «6wpb., ofe; from 5774; a bird (as
covered with feathers, or rather as cover-
ing with wings), often collect.:— bird, that flieth,
flying, fowl.
5776. J]te eftwpb. (Chald.), ofe; corresp. to 5775:—
fowl.
5777. n'IBte 'owpheretb, o-feh'-reth; or
rhS3> 'opbereth, o-feh'-reth; fem. part,
act. of 6080; lead (from its dusty
color):— lead.
5778. ''Dte <6wphay o-fah'-ee; from 6775;
birdlike; Ephai, an Isr.:— Ephai [from
marg.'].
5779. yS 'uwts, oots; a prim, root; to consult:—
take advice ([counsel] together).
5780. yy> 'tTwts, oots; appar. from 5779; con-
sultation; Uts, a son of Aram, also a
Seirite, and the regions settled by them:— Uz.
5781. p*& ( Awq, oofc; a prim, root; to pacfc:— be
pressed.
5782. "WS <ftwr, oor; a prim, root [rather ident.
with 6783 through the idea of opening the
eyes] ; to wake (lit. or fig.):— (a-) wake (-n, up), lift up
(self), X master.'raise (up), stir up (self).
5783. 11? 'tiairr, oor; a prim, root; to (be) bare:—
be made naked.
5784. *TD> 'dm (Chald.), oor; chaff (as the naked
husk):— chaff.
5785. '"HI? 'dwr, ore; from 5783; skin (as naked);
by impl. hide, leather:— hide, leather,
skin.
5786. "OS* 'avar, aw-var'; a prim, root [rather
denom. from 5785 through the idea of a
film over the eyes] ; to blind:— blind, put out. See
also 5895.
5787. Ijjf *twe>, iv-vare'; intens. from 5786;
blind (lit. or flg.):— blind (men, people).
aW <6wreb. See 6159.
5788. fM& 'iwarown, iv-vaw-rone'; and
(fem.)
ri^W <avveretb, av-veh'-reth; from 5787;
blindness:— blind (-ness).
5789. w® <DW8h, oosh; a prim, root; to
hasten:— assemble self.
5790. nW «uwth, ooth; for 5789; to hasten, i.e.
succor:— speak in season.
5791. tliy 'avatb, aw-vath'; a prim, root; to
wrest:— bow self, (make) crooked, falsi-
fying, overthrow, deal perversely, pervert, subvert,
turn upside down.
5792. !"irW <awatbab, av-vaw-thaW '; from
5791 ; oppression: — wrong.
5793. 'XfBf 'tfwthay, oo-thah'-ee; from 5790:
succoring; Vthai, the name of two
Isr. :— Uthai.
5794. W <az, az; from 5810; strong, vehement,
harsh:— fierce, + greedy, mighty, power,
roughly, strong.
5795. T3> «ez, aze; from 5810; a she-goat (as
strong), but masc. in plur. (which also is
used ellipt. for goats' hair):— (she) goat, kid.
5796. T? «Sz (Chald.), aze; corresp. to 5795:— goat-
5797. W «6z, oze; or (fully)
Tte «6wz, oze; from 5810; strength in vari-
ous applications (force, security, majesty,
praise):— boldness, loud, might, power, strength,
strong.
5798. £W «TJzza\ ooz-zaw'; or
WS tlTzzab, ooz-zaw'; fem. of 5797;
strength; Vzza or Uzzah, the name of
five 1st. :— Uaza, Uzzah.
5799. bjNTy 'aza'zel, az-aw-zale'; from 5795 and
235; goat of departure; the scape-
goat:— scapegoat.
5800. aT3> *azab, aw-zab'; a prim, root; to loosen,
i.e. relinquish, permit, etc.:— commit
self, fail, forsake, fortify, help, leave (destitute, off),
refuse, X surely.
5801. paj3> 'Izzabowm, iz-zaw-bone' ; from 5800
in the sense of letting go (for a price,
i.e. selling); trade, i.e. the place (mart) or the pay-
ment (revenue): — fair, ware.
5802. piaf? 'Azbuwf, az-book'; from 5794 and
the root of 950; stern depopulator;
Azbuk, an Isr. :— Azbuk.
5803. "WW <Azgad, az-gawd'; from 5794 and
1409; stern troop; Azgad, an Isr.:—
5804. !"TT5> «Azzah, az-zaw'; fem. of 5794; strong;
Azzah, a place in Pal. :— Azzah, Gaza.
5805. tiaiTS <aziiwbab, az-oo-baw'; fem. pass.
part, of 5800; desertiojt (of inhabi-
tants) :— forsaking.
5806. !"iaiT5> tlzuwbab, az-oo-baw'; the same
as 5805; Azubah, the name of two
Israelitesses:— Azubah.
5807. TITS <£zuwz, ez-ooz'; from 5810; forcible-
ness:— might, strength.
5808. TW 'Izzuwz, iz-zooz'; from 5810; forcible-
collect, and concr. an army:— power,
strong.
5809. "WJ <Azznirr, az-eoor'; or
"WJ 'Azzor, az-zoor'; from 5826; helpful;
Azzur, the name of three Isr.:— Azut.
Azzur.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
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Ane rogale
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5810. TT3> (firatz, aw-zaz'; a prim, root; to be
stout (lit. or fig.):— harden, impudent,
prevail, strengthen (self), be strong.
5811. TT3> <Azaz, aw-zawz'; from 5810; strong;
Azaz, an Isr. :— Azaz.
5812. l!"PTW <Azazyalmw, az-az-yawf-hoo;
from 5810 and 3050; Jah has strength-
ened; Azazjah, the name of three Isr. :— Azaziah.
5813. "W 'Uzziy, ooz-zee'; from 5810; forceful;
Uzzi, the name of six Isr. :— XJzzi.
5814. tHyV <Uzziya', ooz-zee- yaw'; perh. for
5818; Uzzija, an Isr.:— Uzzia.
5815. bi^W 'Aziy'el, az-ee-ale'; from 5756 and
410; strengthened of God; Aziel, an
Isr.:— Aziel. Comp. 3268.
5816. btPW <Uzziy>e% ooz-zee-ale'; from 5797
and 410; strength of God; Uzziel, the
name of six Isr. — Uzziel.
5817. "btTTy <Ozziy>eliy, oz-zee-ay-lee' ; patron.
from 5816; an Uzzielite (collect.) or
desc. of Uzziel:— Uzzielites.
5818. tTW <Uzziya.il, ooz-zee-yaw 1 ; or
VFW 'Uzziyahikw, ooz-zee-yaw' -hoo;
from 5797 and 3050; strength of Jah;
Uzzijah, the name of five Isr.:— Uzziah.
5819. KPT? <Aziyza>, az-ee-zaw'; from 6756;
strengthfulness; Aziza, an Isr.:—
5820. ni72T? 'Azmareth, az-maw'-veth; from
5794 and 4194; strong one of death;
Azmaveth, the name of three Isr. and of a place in
Pal.:— Azmaveth. See also 1041.
5821. "|W <Azzan, az-zawn'; from 5794; strong
one; Azzan, an Isr. :— Azzan.
5822. JTSp* <ozniyah, oz-nee-yaw' ; prob. fem.
of 5797; prob. the sea-eagle (from its
strength) :— ospray .
5823. pT3> 'rtzaq aw-zale'; a prim, root; to grub
over:— fence about.
5824. NjJTy <lzqa> (Chald.), iz-kaw'; from a root
corresp. to 5833; a signet-ring (as en-
graved) : —signet.
5825. !-!j?T3> <Az€qab, az-ay-kaw'; from 5883;
tilled; Azekah, a place in Pal.:—
Azekah.
5826. *1W <azar, aw-zar'; a prim, root; to sur-
round, i.e. protect or aid:— help, succour.
5827. ITS <Ezer, eh'-zer; from 5826; Tieip; S«er,
the name of two Isr. :— Ezer. Comp. 5829.
5828. ITS «ezer, ay'-zer; from 5826; aid:— help.
5829. ITS 'iiizer, ay'-zer; the same as 5828; Ezer,
the name of four Isr.:— Ezer. Comp.
5827.
*1-W <Azzar. See 5809.
5830. N^W <Ezra», ez-rato'; avar.of 5833; Ezra,
an Isr. :— Ezra.
5831. StJ 'Ezra' (Chald.), ez-raio',- corresp. to
6830; Ezra, an Isr.:— Ezra.
5832. bN"TT3? 'Azar'el, az-ar-ale'; from 5826 and
410; God has helped; Azarsl, the
name of five Isr. :— Azarael, Azareel.
5833. STlTy 'ezrah, ez-raw'; or
nW 'ezrath (Psa. 60 : 11 [13]; 108 : 12 [13]),
ez-rawth'; fem. of 5828; aid;— help (-ed,
-er).
5834. ilTTS <Ezrah, ez-raw'; the same as 5833;
Ezrah, an Isr. :— Ezrah.
5835. ffnj? <&zarah, az-aw-raw'; from 5826 in its
orig. mean, of surrounding; an inclos-
ure; also a border:— court, settle.
5836. ^TS <Ezriy, ez-ree'; from 5828; helpful;
Ezri, an Isr. :— Ezri.
5837. btT'lT? <Azriy>6l, az-ree-ale'; from 5828
and 410; help of God; Azriel, the
name of three Isr. :— Azriel.
5838. FlJ"H5 <Azarya.il, az-ar-yaw'; or
Ifti'lfil 'Azaryahuw, az-ar-yaw' -hoo;
from 5826 and 3050; Jah has helped;
Azarjah, the name of nineteen Isr. :— Azariah.
5839. H^T? 'Azaryah (Chald.), az-ar-yaw'; cor-
resp. to 5838; Azarjah, one of Daniel's
companions : — Azariah.
5840. dp"HT;P 'Azriyqam, az-ree-kawm' ; from
5828 and act. part, of 6965; help of an
enemy; Azrikam, the name of four Isr. :— Azrikam.
5841. *TlW <Azzathiy, az-zaw-thee' ; patrial
from 5804; an Azzathite or inhab. of
Azzah:— Gazathite, Gazite.
5842. £35 <et, ate; from 5860 (contr.) in the sense
of swooping, i.e. side-long stroke; astylus
or marking stick:— pen.
5843. HQS e S$a> (Chald.), ay-taw'; from 3272;
prudence: — counsel.
5844. nU3? <afah, aw-taw'; a prim, root; to
wrap, i.e. cover, veil, clothe or roll: —
array self, be clad, (put a) cover (-ing, self), fill, put
on, x surely, turn aside.
5845. 'ptMJ <atiyn, at-een'; from an unused root
mean, appar. to contain; a receptacle
(for milk, i.e. pail; fig. breast):— breast.
5846. rTO^py <&tiyshah, at-ee-shaw'; from an
unused root mean, to sneeze; sneez-
ing:— sneezing.
5847. V^Qy 'ftlallcph at-al-lafe'; of uncert.
der. ; a bat:— bat.
5848. flUS* ; a(apli. aw-taf; a prim, root; to
shroud, i.e. clothe (whether trans, or
reflex.); hence (from the idea of darkness) to lan-
guish:— coyer (over), fail, faint, feebler, hide self, be
overwhelmed, swoon.
5849. 1D3* 'ajar, aw-tar'; a prim, root; to en-
circle (for attack or protection) ; espec.
to crown (lit. or flg.):— compass, crown.
5850. tTnU3> 'atarah, at-aw-raw 1 ; from 5849; a
crown: — crown.
5851. !l^t35> 'Atarah, at-aw-raw'; the same as
5850; Atarah, an Israelitess:— Atarah.
5852. rrilDS 'Afarowth, at-aw-roth'; or
rhU3> 'Ataroth at-aw-roth'; plur. of 5850;
Ataroth, the name (thus simply) of
two places in Pal. :— Ataroth.
5853. TJN nilD? 'Atrfiwth 'Addar, at-roth'
ad-dawr'; from the same as
5852 and 146; crowns of Addar; Atroth-Addar, a place
in Pal.:— Ataroth-adar (addar).
5854. asT ma nfrtag <Atr6wth beyth
Yow'ab, at-roth' bayth
yo-awb'; from the same as 5852 and 1004 and 3097;
crowns of the house of Jodb; Atroth-beth-Jodb, a
place in Pal. :— Ataroth the house of Joab.
5855. ISilZJ tfPXSg 'Atrdwth Showphan,
at-roth' sho-fawn' ; from the
same as 5852 and a name otherwise unused [being
from the same as 8226] mean, hidden; crowns of Sho-
phan; Atroth-Shophan, a place in Pal.:— Atroth, Sho-
phan [as if two places],
5856. "\S <iy, ee; from 5753; a ruin (as if over-
turned):— heap.
5857. *$ <Ay, ah'ee; or (fem.)
N*y «Aya> (Neh. 11 : 31), ah-yaw'; or
tVV 'Ayath. asa. 10 : 28), ah-yawth'; for
5856; Ai, Aja or Ajath, a place in Pal.:—
Ai, Aija, Aijath, Hai.
5858. ba^y '£yfoal, ay-bawl'; perh. from an un-
used root prob. mean, to be bald; bare;
Ebal, a mountain of Pal.:— Ebal.
TF9 (Ayah. See 5857.
5859. "]VS <Iy6wn, ee-yone'; from 5856; ruin;
Ijon, a place in Pal.:— Ijon.
5860. U^y <iyt, eet; a prim, root; to swoop down
upon (lit. or fig.):— fly, rail.
5861. U?9 <aylt, ah'-yit; from 5860; a hawk or
other bird of prey:— bird, fowl, ravenous
(bird).
5862. DCPS 'Eytam, ay-tawm'; from B861;
hawk-ground; Etam, a place in Pal.: —
Etam.
5863. D^a?7l ""$ 'Iyey ha-'Abariym, ee-
yay' haw-ab-aw-reem' ; from
the plur. of 5856 and the plur. of the act. part, of 5674
with the art. interposed; ruins of the passers; Ije-ha-
Abarim, a place near Pal. :— Ije-abarim.
5864. D^S 'Iyiym, ee-yeem'; plur. of 5856;
ruins; Tjim, a place in the DeBert:—
Iim.
5865. fiib^ 'eylowm, ay-lome'; for 5769:— ever.
5866. ■'biy 'iylay, ee-lah'ee; from 5927; elevated;
Jlai, an Isr.:— Ilai.
5867. Ob 1 ? 'Eylam, ay-lawm'; or
DbiS" <6wlam (Ezra 10 : 2; Jer. 49 : 36),
o-lawm'; prob. from 5956; hidden, i.e.
distant; Etam, a son of Shem, and his descend., with
their country; also of six Isr.:— Elam.
5868. D 11 ? <ayam, ah-yawm'; of doubtful or. and
authenticity; prob. mean, strength:—
mighty.
5869. yV <ayln, ah'-yin; prob. a prim, word; an
eye (lit. or fig.); by anal, a fountain (as
the eye of the landscape):— affliction, outward ap-
pearance, + before, + think best, colour, conceit,
-+- be content, countenance. + displease, eye ([-brow],
[-d], -sight), face, + favour, fountain, furrow [from
the marg.], X him, + humble, knowledge, look,
(+ well), X me, open (-ly), + (not) please, presence,
+ regard, resemblance, sight, X thee, X them,
+ think, X us, well, X you (-rselves).
5870. "P? <ayln (Chald.), ah'-yin; corresp. to 5869;
an eye: — eye.
5871. yS <Aylm, ah'-yin; the same as 5869; foun-
tain; Ajin, the name (thus simply) of two
places in Pal. :— Ain.
5872. 'HS "py nfeyn Gediy, ane geh'-dee; from
5869 and 1423; fountain of a kid;
En-Gedi, a place in Pal.:— En-gedi.
5873. D^sa p? <Eyn Ganniym, ane pan-
neem'; from 5869 and the plur. ot
1588; fountain of gardens; En-Gannim,& place ir
Pal . : — En-gannim .
5874. "INVpy <Eyn-I»6'r, ane-dore'; or
"Vn "pS <£yn Dowr, ane dore; or
"Trpy <Eyn-D6r, ane-dbre', - from 5869
and 1755; fountain of dwelling; En-
Dor, a place in Pal. :— En-dor.
5875. 6*"lijSrt py <Eyn l»aq-a6wre', one
hak-ko-ray'; from 5869 and the
act. part, of 7121; fountain of One calling; En-hak-
Kore, a place near Pal. :— En-hakhore.
pa"'?, (Eynown. See 2703.
5876. !-nn p? <Eyn Cbaddab, ane khad-
daw'; from 5869 and the fem. of a
der. from 2300; fountain of sharpness; En-Chaddah,
a place in Pal.:— En-haddah.
5877. *T)£n y® <Eyn Chatsowr, ane khaw-
tsore'; from 5869 and the same as
2674; fountain of a village; En-Chatsor, a place in
Pal. :— En-hazor.
5878. I'-iq p3> <Eyn Cbardd, ane khar-ode 1 ;
from 5869 and a der. of 2729; .foun-
tain of trembling; En-Charod, a place in Pal.:— well
of Harod.
5879. tTVy ^ynaylm, ay-nah'-yim; or
S3" 1 ? <Eynam, ay-nawm'; dual of 6869;
double fountain; Enajim. orEnam, a
place in Pal. :— Enaim, openly (Gen. 38 : 21).
5880. US^M py <Eyn Mlsbpat, ane mish-
pawt'; from 5869 and 4941; foun-
tain of judgment; En-Mishpat, a place near Pal.:—
En-mishpat.
5881. 'TV 'llvnan, ay-nawn'; from 5869; having
eyes; Enan, an Isr.:— Enan. Comp.
2704.
5882. d^bsy -py <Eyn <Eglayfm, ane eg-lah'-
yim; from 5869 and the dual of
5695; fountain of two calves; En-Eglajim, a place in
Pal.:— En-eglaim.
5883. Wfl py <£yn RogSl, ane ro-gale'; from
5869 and the act. part, of 7270; foun-
tain of a traveller; En-Bogel, a place near Jerus.:—
En-rogel.
88
Ane rimmonc
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
5884. ]*t)Sh yV <fs!yii Bimmown, one rim-
mone'; from 5869 and 7416; foun-
tain of a pomegranate; Su-Bimmon, a place in
Pal. :— En-rimmon.
5885. 1D731D ]">? <£yn Sbemesb, ane sheh'-
mesh; from 5869 and 8121; foun-
tain of the sun; En-Shemesh, a place in Pal.:— En-
shemesh.
5886. d^SFl "p? <Eyn Tanniym, ane tan-neem';
from 5869 and the plur. of 8565;
fountain of jackals; En-Tannim, a pool near
Jerus. : — dragon well.
5887. rjISFI y9 s Ayn Tappitwacb, ane tap-
poo'-ahh; from 5869 and 8598;
fountain of an appte-tree; En-Tappuach, a place in
Pal. :— En-tappuah.
I. IT? <ayeph, aw-yafe'; a prim, root; to
languish: — be wearied.
, Ep? <ayepl», aw^yafe'; from 5888;
languid:— faint, thirsty, weary.
5890. nS" , 3j. <6ypbab, ay-faw'; fem. from 5774;
obscurity (as if from covering):—
5891. WS rfiypbab, ay-faw 1 ; the same as 5890;
Ephah, the name of a son of Midian,
and of the region settled by him; also of an Isr. and
of an Israelitess:— Ephah.
5893. T!? <iyr, eer; or (in the plur.)
*& <ar, awr; or
"■pU tfiyar (Judg. 10 : 4), aw-yar'; from 578a
r a city (a place guarded by waking or a
watch) in the widest sense (even of a mere encamp-
ment or post):— Ai [from marg.], city, court [from
marg.], town.
5893. T3> «tyr, eer; the same as 5892; Ir, an
Isr.:— Ir.
5894. ,T? '!y r (Chald.), eer, 1 from a root corresp.
to 5782; a watcher, i.e. an angel (as
guardian) : — watcher.
5895. T? 'ayir, ah'-yeer; from 5782 in the sense
of raising (i.e. bearing a burden); prop,
a young ass (as just broken to a load); hence an ass-
coM;— (ass) colt, foal, young ass.
5896. NT? <iyra\ ee-raw'; from 5782; wakeful-
ness; Ira, the name of three Isr.:— Ira.
5897. "IT? 'fyrad, ee-ratod 7 ; from the same as
6166; fugitive; Irad, an antediluvian:—
Irad.
5898. ttbafi T? «tyr ham-OTelacli, eer
ham-meh'-lakh; from 5892 and
4417 with the art. of substance interp. ; city of (the)
salt; Ir-ham-Melach, a place near Pal.:— the city of
salt.
5899. a^'IMnO "P? 'fy bat-T e mariym, eer
hat-tem-aw-reem' ; from 5S92
and the plur. of 8558 with the art. interp. ; city of the
palmtrees; Ir-hat-Temarim, a place in Pal.;— the
city of palmtrees.
5900. IT? <lyriiw, ee*roo'; from 5892; a citizen;
Iru, an Isr.:— Iru.
5901. ,l V? 'tyriy, ee-ree'; from 5892; urbane;
Iri, an Isr.:— M.
5902. DT? 'fyram, ee-rawm'; from 5892; city-
wise; Iram, an Idumeean:— Iram.
5903. ST? <eyr«m, ay-rome'; or
tTB> «6r6m, ay-rome'; from 6191; nudity:—
naked (ness).
5904. iDYlJ T? <f yr Nacbasb, eer mit-
khawsh'; from 5892 and 5175; city
of a serpent; Ir-Nachash, a place in Pal.:— Ir-na-
hash.
5905. 12JOT T? <fyr Shemesb, eer sfteJi'-mesfc;
from 5892 and 8121; city of the
sun; Ir-Shemesh, a place in Pal. :— Ir-shemesh.
5906. ID?? <Aylsb, ah'nish; or
IDS' 'Ash, awsh; from 5789; the constellation
of the Great Bear (perh. from its migra-
tion through the heavens):— Arcturus.
HJ? <Ayatb. See 5857.
5907. Ta?? (Akbowr, ak-bore'; prob. for 5909;
Akbor, the name of an Idumeean and
two 1st. :— Achbor.
5908. HTM? <akbabiysb, ak-kaw-beesh' ; prob.
from an unused root In the lit. sense
of entangling; a spider (as weaving a network):—
5909. 133? «akbar, ak-bawr 1 ; prob. from the
same as 5908 in the secondary sense of
attacking; a mouse (as nibbling):— mouse.
5910. 13? 'Akkow, ak-ko'; appar. from an un-
used root mean, to hem in ; Akko (from
its situation on a bay): — Accho.
5911. TS? 'Akowr, aw-kore'; from 5916;
troubled; Akor, the name of a place in
Pal.:— Achor.
5912. "py 'Akan. aw-kawn'; from an unused
root mean, to trouoie; trou&tesome;
Akan, an Isr.: — Achan. Comp. 5917.
5913. OSS' 'akac, aw-kas'; a prim, root; prop, to
tie, spec, with fetters; but used only as
denom. from 5914; to put on anklets:— make a tink-
ling ornament.
5914. OSS' <ebec, eh'-kes; from 5913; a fetter;
hence an anklet:— stocks, tinkling orna-
ment.
5915. fi03? <Akcah, ak-saw'; fem. of 5914;
anklet; Aksah, an Israelitess:— Ach-
sah.
5916. ""D3* 'aliar. aw-kar'; a prim, root; prop, to
roil water; fig. to disturb or afflict:—
trouble, stir.
5917. TJS <A\kar, aw-kawr'; from 5916; trouble-
some; Akar, anlsr.:— Acbar. Comp. 5912.
5918. Ypy 'Okran, ok-rawn'; from 5916; mud-
dler; Okran, an Isr. :— Ocran.
5919. S1TD3? 'akihnwb, ak-shoob'; prob. from
an unused root mean, to coil; an
asp (from lurking coiled up):— adder.
5930. b? «al, al; from 5927; prop, the top; spec.
the Highest (i.e. God); also (adv.) aloft, to
Jehovah:— above, high, most High.
5931. by <al, al; prop, the same as 5920 used as a
prep, (in the sing, or plur., often with
pref ., or as conj. with a particle following) ; above,
over, upon, or against (yet always in this last rela-
tion with a downward aspect) in a great variety of
applications (as follow):— above, according to (-ly),
after, (as) against, among, and, X as, at, because of,
beside (the rest of), between, beyond the time, X both
and, by (reason of), X had the charge of, concerning
for, in (that), (forth, out) of, (from) (off), (up-) on,
over, than, through (-out), to, touching, x with.
5922. b?> <al (Chald), at; corresp. to 5921:— about,
against, concerning, for, [there-1 fore,
from, in, X more, of, (there-, up-) on, (in-) to, + why
with.
5923. by «6I, die; or
biy <6wl, ole; from 5953; a yoke (as imposed
on the neck), lit. or fig. :— yoke.
5924. &&?. <ella> (Chald.), ale-law 1 ; from 5922;
above: — over.
5925. Kb? *Ulla>, ool-law"; fem. of 5923; burden;
Ulla, an Isr.:— UUa.
5926. lib? 'lllSg, il-layg'; from an unused root
mean, to stutter; stuttering:— stam-
merer.
5927. flby <alah, aw-law'; (a prim, root; to
ascend, intrans. (be high) or act.
(mount); used in a great variety of senses, primary
and secondary, lit. and fig. (as follow):— arise (up),
(cause to) ascend up, at once, break [the day] (up),
bring (up), (cause to) burn, carry up, cast up, + shew,
climb (up), (cause to, make to) come (up), cut off,
dawn, depart, exalt, excel, fall, fetch up, get up,
(make to) go (away, up), grow (over), increase, lay,
leap, levy, lift (self) up, light, [make] up, x mention,
mount up, offer, make to pay, + perfect, prefer, put
(on), raise, recover, restore, (make to) rise (up),
scale, set (up), shoot forth (up), (begin to) spring (up),
stir up, take away (up), work.
5928. fiby <alab (Ohald.), al-aw>; corresp. to
5930; a holocaust:— burnt offering.
5929. fib? <aleb, aw-ieh'C from 5927; a leaf (as
coming up on a tree); collect, foliage;—
branch, leaf.
5930. nb'y cdlab, o-taie'; or
itbiy <dwlab, o-laiv 1 ; fem. act. part. Of
5927; a step or (collect, stairs, as
ascending); usually a holocaust (as going up in
smoke):— ascent, burnt offering (sacrifice), go up to.
See also 5766.
5931. fib? <illab (Chald.), it-taio'; fem. from a
root corresp. to 5927; a pretext (as
arising artificially):— occasion.
5932. filby 'alvah, al-vaw'; for 5766; moral
perverseness:— iniquity.
5933. filby c Alvah, alvaw'; or
!"pby° 'Alyab, al-yauf; the same as 6988;
Alvah or Aljah, an Idumeean:— Aliab,
Alvah.
5934. tflbs> 'aluwm. aw-loom'; pass. part, of
5956 in the denom. sense of 5958; (only
in plur. as abstr.) adolescence; fig. vigor:— youth.
5935. "|Tb? 'Alvaii, ai-»aten'; or
V*b? 'Alyan, al-yawn 1 ; from 5987; lofty;
Alvan or Aljan, an Idumeean:— Allan,
Alvan.
5936. fi]5lby «alirwqfib, al-oo-kaw'; fem. pass.
part, of an unused root mean, to suds;
the leech:— horse-leech.
5937. iby <alaz, aw-laz'; a prim, root; to jump
for joy, i.e. exult:— be joyful, rejoice,
triumph.
5938. Tb? <alez, aw-laze 1 ; from 5937; exultant:—
that rejoiceth.
5939. fitiby cfilafab, at-aw-tato'; fem. from an
unused root mean, to cover; dusk;—
dark, twilight.
5940. "'by «eliy, el-ee'; from 6927; a pestle (as
lifted):— pestle.
5941. ■'b? <i)lly, ay-lee'; from 5927; lofty; Mi,aa
Isr. high-priest:— EB.
5942. ib? <ill!y, il-lee'; from 5927; high, Le.
compar. :— upper.
5943. "%? 'lllay (Chald.), il-loh'ee; corresp. to
5942; supreme (i.e. God):— (most) high.
rrb?° <Alyab. See 5938.
5944. FPb? 'aliyab, al-ee-yaw'; fem. from 6927;
something lofty, i.e. a stair-way; also a
second-storeroom (or even one on the roof); flg. the
sky:— ascent, (upper) chamber, going up, loft, parlour.
5945. "jY'by <ely6wn, el-yone'; from 5927; an
elevation, i.e. (adj.) lofty (compar.);
as title, the Supreme:— (Most, on) high (-er, -est),
upper (-most).
5946. ypby felyown (Chald.), el-yone'; corresp.
to 5945; the Supreme:— Most high.
5947. fb? (alliyz, al-leez'; from 5937; exult-
ant;— joyous, (that) rejoice (-ing).
5948. b^b? 'altyl, al-eeV; from 5953 in the sense
of completing; prob. a crucible (as
working over the metal):— furnace.
5949. fib/by <&l£ylab, al-ee-law'; or
fibb? <alilab, al-ee-law'; from 5958 in the
sense of effecting; an exploit (of God),
or a performance (of man, often in a bad sense); by
impl. an opportunity:— act (-ion), deed, doing, inven-
tion, occasion, work.
5950. fi^b? <&liyliyab, al-ee-lee-yaw' ; for
5949; (miraculous) execution:— work.
ybt <Alyan. See 5935.
5951. m^b?. 'ftliytsnwtb, al-ee-tsooth' ; from
5970; exultation:— rejoicing.
5952. mb? «alliytb, al-leeth'; from 6927; a
second-story room:— chamber. Comp.
5944.
5953. bb? <alal, aw-lal'; a prim, root; to e^ect
thoroughly; spec, to glean (also fig.); by
impl. (in a bad sense) to overdo, i.e. maltreat, be
saucy to, pain, impose (also lit.):— abuse, affect,
X child, defile, do, glean, mock, practise, throughly,
work (wonderfully).
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Ane rimmone
Awnogue
89
5954. *% «alal (Chald.), al-al'; corresp. to 5953
(in the sense of thrusting oneself in) , to
enter; ceus. to introduce:— bring in, come in, go in.
bby <61al. See 5768.
fibby 'alilah. See 5949.
6955. ilbby '6lela.h, o-lay-law 1 ; fem. act. pan.
of 5953; only in plur. gleanings; by
extens. qleaning-time:— (gleaning) (of the) grapes,
grapegleauings.
5956. fib? 'Slam, aw-lam'; a prim, root; to veil
from sight, i.e. conceal (lit. or flg.):—
X any ways, blind, dissembler, hide (self), secret
(thing).
5957. fibj> talam (Chald.), aw-lam'; corresp. to
5T69; remote time, i.e. the future or past
indefinitely; often adv. forever:— toi ([n-]) ever (last-
ing), old.
5958. tfey *elem, eh'-lem; from 5956; prop, some-
thing kept out of sight [comp. 5959], i.e.
a lad:— yonng man, stripling.
Dbi> -olam See 5769.
5959. nnb? talmah, alrnaw 1 ; fem. of 5958; a
lass (as veiled or private):— damsel,
maid, virgin.
5960. "jTOb? 'Almown, al-mone'; from 5956;
hidden; Almon, a place in Pal. See
also 5963.
5961. rrab? 'Alamdwth, al-aw-moth'; plur. of
5959; prop, girls, i.e. the soprano or
female voice, perh. falsetto:— Alamoth.
ni52b? Wmuwth. See 4192.
5962. "fljbj 'Almiy (Chald.), al-mee'; patrial
from a name corresp. to 5867 contr.; an
Mamite or inhab. of Elam:— Elamite.
5963. rrrribsn "P-?? 'Almon Dlblatha-
y e mah, al-mone' dib-law-
thaw'-yem-aw; from the same as 5960 and the dual
of 1690 [comp. 1015] with enclitic of direction; Almon
towards Diblathajim; Almon-Diblathajemah, a place
in Moab:— Almon-dilathaim.
5964. npby 'Alemetn, aw-leh'-meth; from 5956;
a covering; Alemeth, the name of a
place in Pal. and of two Isr.: — Alameth, Alemeth.
5965. ObS 'alac, aw-las'; a prim, root; to leap
for joy, i.e. exult, wave joyously:—
X peacock, rejoice, solace self.
5966. 3>b3> <ala', aw-faft', - aprim. root; toiipup:—
suck up.
5967. J>b? «ala' (Chald.), aUah'; corresp. to 67
a rib:— rib.
'alaph, aw-laf; a prim, root; to veil
or cover; fig. to be languid: — faint.
overlaid, wrap self.
5969. rTEby 'nlpeh, ool-peh'; from 5968; an en-
velope, i.e. (flg.) mourning:— fainted.
3_y 'alats, aw-lats'; a prim, root; to jump
for joy, i.e. exult:— be joyful, rejoice,
triumph.
5971. D3> 'ami, am; from 6004; a people (as a con-
gregated unit); spec, a tribe (as those of
Israel) ; nence (collect.) troops or attendants; flg. a
flock:— folk, men, nation, people.
5972. D? 'am (Chald.), am; corresp. to 5971:—
people.
597S. B^ f im, eem; from 6004; adv. or prep., with
(i.e. in conjunction with), in varied ap-
plications; spec, equally with; often with prep. pref.
(and then usually unrepresented in English):— ac-
companying, against, and, as (x long as), before,
beside, by (reason of), for all, from (among, between),
in, like, more than, of, (un) to, with (-al).
5974. US <im (Chald.), eem; corresp. to 5973:— by,
from, like, to (-ward), with.
5975. lay 'amad, aw-mad'; a prim, root; to
stand, in various relations (lit. and flg.,
intrans. and trans.):— aoide (behind), appoint, arise,
cease, confirm, continue, dwell, be employed, endure,
establish, leave, make, ordain, be [over],place,(be)pre-
sent (self), raise up. remain, repair, + serve, set (forth,
over, -tie, up), (make to, make to be at a, with-) stand
(by, fast. firm, still, up), (be at a) stay (up), tarry.
£]b3> 'al
5970. ybjs
5976 172S 'amad, aw-mad'; for 4571; to shake:—
be at a stand.
5977. TriS 'dmed, o'-med; from 5975; a spot (as
being fixed):— place, (+ where) stood,
upright.
5978. *iay 'Immad, im-mawd'; prol. for 5973;
along with:— against, by, from, in, + me,
+ mine, of, + that I take, unto, upon, with (-in).
783 'ammud. See 5982.
5979. iTroy 'em dan, em-daw'; from 5975; a
station, i.e. domicile: — standing.
5980. fflSS 'ummah, oom-maw'; from 6004;
conjunction, i.e. society; mostly adv.
or prep, (with prep, pref.), near, beside, along with:—
(over) against, at, beside, hard by, in points.
5981. !TJ35 'Ummah, oom-maw 1 ; the same as
5980; association; Ummah, a place in
Pal.:— Ummah.
5982. *n73y 'ammu'wd, am-mood'; or
*ll?3 'ammud, am-mood'; from 5975; a
column (as standing); also a stand, i.e.
platform:— X apiece, pillar.
5983. "|173y «Amm6wn, am-mone'; from 5971;
tribal, i.e. inbred; Ammon, a son of
Lot; also his posterity and their country:— Ammon,
Ammonites.
5984. "OilaS 'Ammdwniy, am-mo-nee'; patron.
from 5983; an Ammonite or (adj.) Am-
monitish:— Ammonite (-s).
5985. rP3TteS> 'Ammewniyth, am-mo-neeth' ;
fem. of 5984; an Ammonitess: — Am-
monite (-ss).
5986. Di)33> «Am6w£, aw-moce'; from 6006;
burdensome; Amos, an Isr. prophet: —
Amos.
5987. pi723> «Am6wq, aw-moke'; from 6009; deep;
Amok, an Tsr. :— Amok.
5988. btOaSJ 'Amnuy'el, am-mee-ale'; from
6971 and 410; people of God; Ammiel,
the name of three or four Isr. :— Ammiel.
5989. "Tl!"P72S 'Ammiyhuwd, am-mee-hood' ;
from 5971 andil935; people of splen-
dor; Ammihud, the Dame of three Isr.: — Ammibud.
5990. "WHy 'Ammiyzahad, am-mee-zaw-
bawd'; from 5971 and 2064; people of
endowment; Ammizdbad, an Isr. : — Ammizabad.
5991. TirP735?° 'Ammiychuwr, am-mee-
khoor'; from 5971 and 2353; people
of nobility; Ammichur, a Syrian prince:— Ammihud
[from the marg.].
5992. iTS^y 'Ammiynadab, am-mee-naw-
dawb 1 ; from 5971 and 5068; people of
liberality; Amminadab, the name of four Isr. :— Am-
minadab.
5993. Tf3 "W 'Ammiy Nadiyb, am-mee'
naw-deeb'; from 5971 and 5081;
my people (is) liberal; Ammi-Nadib, prob. an Isr. :—
Ammtnadib.
5994. |3"W 'amiyq (Chald.), am-eek'; corresp.
to 6012; profound, i.e. unsearchable:—
deep.
5995. Taj 'amiyr, aw-meer'; from 6014; a
bunch of grain:— handful, sheaf.
5996. VlWftpS 'Ammiyshadday, am-mee-shad-
dah'ee; from 5971 and 7706; people
of (the) Almighty; Ammishaddai, an Isr.:— Ammi-
shaddai.
5997. rPaS* 'amiyth. aw-meeth'; from a prim.
root mean, to associate; companion-
ship; hence (concr.) a comrade or kindred man: —
another, fellow, neighbour.
5998. b723> 'amal, aw-mo!'; a prim, root; to toil,
i.e. work severely and with irksome-
ness:— [take] labour (in).
5999. bl23 'amal, aw-mawl'; from 5998; toil, i.e.
wearing effort; hence worry, wheth. of
body or mind:— grievance (-vousness), iniquity,
labour, mischief, miserable (-sery), pain (-ful), per-
verseness, sorrow, toil, travail, trouble, wearisome,
wickedness.
6000. b)2y 'Amal, aw-mawl'; the same as 5999;
Amal. an Isr.:— AmaL
6001. ya9 'amel, aw-male'; from 5998; toiling
concr. a laborer; flg. sorrowful:— thai
laboureth, that is a misery, had taken [labour],
wicked, workman.
6002. pbay 'Amaleq, am-aw-lake'; prob. of for.
or.; Amalek, a descend, of Esau; also
his posterity and their country:— Amalek.
6003. " , 15b733> 'Amaleqiy, am-aw lay-kee'; pa-
tron, from 6002; an Amalekite (or
collect, the Amalekites) or desc. of Amalek:— Ama-
lekite (-s).
6004. D733* 'arnam, aw-mam'; a prim, root; to
associate; by impl. to overshadow (by
huddling together):— become dim, hide.
6005. 3N13ay 'Immanuw'el, im-maw-noo-
ale'; from 5973 and 410 with suff.
pron. ins. ; with us (is) God; Immanuel, a typ. name
of Isaiah's son:— Immanuel.
6006. 0733> 'amac, aw-mas 1 ; or
"COS 'amas, aw-mas'; a prim, root; to
load, i.e. impose a burden (or fig. inflic-
tion):— be borne, (heavy) burden (self), lade, load, put.
6007. S"P0a? 'Amacyah, am-as-yaw'; from 6006
and 3050; Jah lias loaded; Amasjah,
an Isr.:— Amasiah.
6008. 1J'52? 'Am'ad, am-awd'; from 5971 and
5703; people of time; Amad, a place in
Pal.:— Amad.
6009. pT2S 'amaq, aw-makf; a prim, root; to be
(causat. make) deep (lit. or flg.):— (be,
have, make, seek) deep (ly), depth, be profound.
6010. p733> 'Smeq, aj/'-mefc; from 6009; auaie(i.e.
broad depression): — dale, vale, valley
[often used as a part of proper names]. See also 1025.
6011. pa'} 'omeq, o'-mek; from 6009; depth:—
depth.
6012. pay 'ameq, aw-make'; from 6009; deep
(lit. or flg): — deeper, depth, strange.
6013. pay 'amdq, aw-moke'; from 6009; deep
(lit. or flg.) :— (X exceeding) deep (thing)
6014. Toy 'amar, aw-mar'; a prim, root; prop.
appar. to heap; flg. to chastise (as it
piling blAws); spec, (as denom. from 6016) to gather
grain:— bind sheaves, make merchandise of.
6015. "^jy 'amar (Chald.), am-ar'; corresp. to
6785; wool:— wool.
6016. "IBS 'omer, o'-mer; from 6014; prop, a
heap, i.e. a sheaf; also an omer, as a
dry measure: — omer, sheaf.
6017. friaS 'Amdrah, am-o-raw 1 ; from 6014; a
(ruined) heap; Amorah, a place in
Pal. :— Gomorrah.
6018. "Ha? 'Omriy, om-ree'; from 6014; heap-
ing; Omri, an Isr. :— Omri.
6019. B^72y 'Amram, am-rawm'; prob. from
5971 and 7311; high people; Amram,
the name of two Isr. :— Amram.
6020. " , 73 b 17py 'Amramiy, am-raw-mee'; patron.
from 6019; an Amramite or desc. of
Amram:— Amramite.
ifiay <amas. See 6006.
6021. Ntoay 'Amasa', am-aw-saw'; from 6006;
burden; Amasa, the name of two
Isr. :— Amasa.
6022. "'USTpy 'Amasay, am-aw-sah'ee; from 6006;
burdensome; Amasai, the name of
three Isr. :— Amasai.
6023. "'DTOjy 'Amashcay, am-ash-sah'ee; prob.
from 6006; burdensome; Amashsay,
an 1st.:— Amashai.
6024. S3y 'Anab, an-awb'; from the same as
6025 ; fruit; Anab, a place in Pal. :— Anab.
6025. ^2y 'enab, ay-nawb'; from an unused root
prob. mean, to bear fruit; a grape:—
(ripe) grape, wine.
6026. My 'anag, aw-nag'; a prim, root; to be
soft or pliable, i.e. (flg.) effeminate or
luxurious:— delicate (-ness), (have) delight (self), sport
self.
6027. My <6neg, o'-neg; from 6026; luxury:— de-
light, pleasant.
6028. 353* <anog, aw-nogue'; from 6026; luxu-
rious: — delicate.
90
Awnad
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
"15S 'anad, aw.nad'; a prim, root; to lace
fast:— bind, tie.
6030. ttJS <anah, avynaw'; alprim. root; prop.
to eye or (gen.) to heed, i.e. pay atten-
tion; by impl. to respond; by extens. to begin to
speak; spec, to sins', shout, testify, announce:— give
account, afflict [by mistake for 6081], (cause to, give)
answer, bring low [by mistake for 6031], cry, near,
Leannoth, lift up, say, x scholar, (give a) shout, sing
(together by course), speak, testify, utter, (bear) wit-
ness, gee also 1043, 1043.
6031. !"I33> <anab, aw-naw", a prim, root [possibly
rather ident. with 6080 through the idea
of looking down or browbeating] ; to depress lit. or
fig., trans, or intrans. (in various applications, as fol-
low):— abase self, afflict (-ion, self), answer [by mis-
take for 6030], chasten self, deal hardly with, defile,
exercise, force, gentleness, humble (self), hurt, ravish,
sing [by mistake for 6030], speak [by mistake for
6030], submit self, weaken, X in any wise.
6032. !"!}S 'anah (Chald.), an-aw 1 ; corresp. to
6030:— answer, speak.
HJS «anah (Chald.), an-aw'; corresp. to
6031:— poor.
6034. .15S <inah, an-aw'; prob. from 6080; an
answer; Anah, the name of two Edom-
Ites and one Edomitess:— Anah.
6035. 15S tanav, aui-nauro'; or [by intermixture
with 6041]
TDS <ana.fr, aw-nawv'; from 6031; de-
pressed (fig.), in mind (gentle) or circum-
stances (needy, espec. saintly):— humble, lowly,
meek, poor". Comp. 6041.
6036. d*l3S 'Annwb, aw-noob'; pass. part, from
the same as 60%; borne (as fruit);
Anub, an Isr. :— Anub.
6037. rttJS 'anvah, an-vaw 1 ; fern, of 6035; mild-
ness (royal); also (concr.) oppressed: —
gentleness, meekness.
6038. fTflS 'anavah, an-aw-vaw'; from 6085;
condescension, human and subj. (mod-
esty), or divine and obj. (clemency):— gentleness,
humility, meekness.
6039. ITUS 'enuwth, en-ooth'; from 6031; afflic-
tion,:— affliction.
6040. ^iS 'only, on-ee'; from 6081; depression,
i.e. misery:— afflicted (-ion), trouble.
6041. n DS <aniy, aw-nee'; from 6031; depressed,
in mind or circumstances [practically the
same as 6035, although the marg. constantly disputes
this, making 6035 subj. and 6041 obj.]:— afflicted,
humble", lowly , needy, poor.
6042. 13S 'Unniy, oon-nee'; from 6081; afflicted;
Unni, the name of two Isr.:— Unni.
6043. ITTOS 'Anayah, an-aw-yaw'; from 6030;
Jah has answered; Anajah, the name
of two Isr. :— Anaiah.
ViS 'anayv. See 6035.
6044. fi^iS 'Amiym, aw-neem'; for plur. of 5869;
fountains; Anim, a place in Pal.:—
Anim.
6045. ^"09 'Inyan, in-yavm'; from 6031 ; ado, i.e.
(gen.) employment or (spec.) an affair:—
business, travail.
6046. dM* <An§m, aw-name'; from the dual of
5869; two fountains; Anem, a place in
Pal. :— Anem.
6047. d^BJ^ 'Anamiin, an-aw-meem' ; as if
plur. of some Eg. word; Anamim, a
son of Mizraim and his desc, with their country:—
Anamim.
6048. ^'f 5S 'Anammeleb, an-am-meh'-lek; of
for. or.; Anammelek, an Assyrian
deity:— Anammelech.
6049. "jiS 'anan, aw-nan'; a prim, root; to cover;
used only as denom. from 6051, to cloud
over; flg. to act covertly, i.e. practise magic:— x
bring, enchanter, Meonemin, observe (-r of) times,
soothsayer, sorcerer.
6050. ")3S 'anan (Chald.), an-an'; corresp. to
6051:— cloud.
6051. "jiS <anan, aw-nawn'; from 6049; a cloud
(as covering the sky), i.e. the nimbus or
thunder-cloud :— cloud (-y).
6052. "pS 'Anan, aw-nawn'; the same as 6051;
cloud; Anan, an Isr.:— Anan.
6053. iliiS tananah, an-aw-naw'; tern, of 6051;
Tf"!
cloudiness."— cloud.
6054. ^W 'Ananiy, an-aw-nee'; from 6051;
cloudy; Anani, an Isr.: — Anani.
6055. !TM?> 'Ananyah, an-an-yaw'; from 6049
and 3050; Jah has covered; Ananjah,
the name of an Isr. and of a place in Pal. :— Ananian.
6056. C|5S ; 'anaph (Chald.), an-af; or
MS 'eneph (Chald.), eh'-nef; corresp. to
6057;— bough, branch.
6057. MS 'anaph, aw-nawf; from an unused
root mean, to cover; a twig (as covering
the limbs):— bough, branch.
6058. MS 'anSph, aw-nafe'; from the same as
6057; branching;— full of branches.
6059. p3S 'anaq, aw-nak'; a prim, root; prop, to
choke; used only as denom. from 6060,
to collar, i.e. adorn with a necklace; flg. to fit out
with supplies:— compass about as a chain, furnish,
liberally.
6060. p3S 'anaq, aw-nawk'; from 6059; a neck-
lace (as if strangling) :— chain.
6061. p5S 'Anaq, aw-nawk'; the same as 6060;
Anak, a Canaanite: — Anak.
6062. ''p.iS 'Anaqiy, an-aw-kee'; patron, from
6061; an Anakite or desc. of Anak:—
Anakim.
6063. 15S 'Aner, aw-nare'; prob. for 5288; Aner,
an Amorite, also a place in Pal.:— Aner.
6064. 1233S 'anash, aw-nash'; a prim, root; prop.
to urge; by impl. to inflict a penalty,
spec, to fine:— amerce, condemn, punish, X surely.
6065. 1233? 'anash (Chald.), an-ash'; corresp. to
6066; amulet: — confiscation.
6066. USiS 'onesh, o'-nesh; from 6064; a fine;-
punishment, tribute.
riSS 'eneth. See 3706.
6067. njS 'Anath, an-awth'; from 6080; answer;
Anath, an Isr.:— Anatb.
6068. ninjS 'Inathowth, an-aw-thoth' ; plur.
of 6067; Anathoth, the name of two
Isr., also of a place in Pal. :— Anathoth.
'. "TirOS 'Anthdthiy, an-tho-thee'; or
6080. IBS 'aphar, aw-far'; a prim, rot;; mean.
either to be gray or pern, rather to
pulverize; used only as denom. from 6063, to be
dust:— cast [dust],
6081. 'IBS cipher, ay'-fer; prob. a var. of 6082;
gazelle; Epher, the name of an Arabian
and of two Isr. :— Epher.
6082. IBS 'opher, o'-fer; from 6080; a fawn
(from the dusty color):— young roe
[hart].
6083. 'IBS 'aphar, aw-fawr'; from 6080; dust
(as powdered or gray); henoe clay,
earth, mud:— ashes, dust, earth, ground, morter,
powder, rubbish.
i1"p$ 'Aphrah. See 1035.
TlirfiS 'Annethdwthiy, an-ne-tho-thee' ;
patrial from 6068; an Antothite or
inhab. of Anathoth:— of Anathoth, Anethothite, Ane-
tothite, Antothite.
6070. STnrOS 'Antfcothiyah, an-tho-thee-
yaw'; from the same as 6068 and
8050; answers of Jah; Anthothijah, an Isr.:— Anto-
tbijah.
6071. D^DS 'actyc, aw-sees'; from 607a; must or
fresh grape-juice (as just trodden
out):— juice, new (sweet) wine.
6072. DOS 'acac, aw-sas 1 ; a prim, root; to
sgueeze out juice; flg. to trample:—
tread down.
6073. NBS <ophe>, of-eh'; from an unused root
mean, to cover; a bough (as covering the
tree):— branch.
6074. "'BS 'ophiy (Chald.), o/-ee'; corresp. to
6073; a twig; bough, i.e. (collect.) foli-
age:— leaves.
6075. 5BS 'aphal, aw-fal'; a prim, root; to swell;
flg. be elated:— be lifted up, presume.
6076. bBS 'ophel, o'-fel; from 6075; a tunor;
also a mound, i.e. fortress:— emerod,
fort, strong hold, tower.
6077. bBS 'Ophel, o'-/ei; the same as 6076; Ophel,
a ridge in Jerus. :— Ophel.
6078. ''iBS 'Ophniy, of-nee'; from an unused
noun [denoting a place in Pal.; from an
unused root of uncert. mean.]; an Ophnite (collect.)
or inhab. of Ophen:— Ophni.
6079. C]SBS 'aph'aph, af-af; from 6774; an eye-
lash (as fluttering); fig, morning
ray:— dawning, eye-lid.
:. rrjBS 'Ophrah, of-raW; tern, of 6088;
female fawn; Ophrah, the name of an
Isr. and of two places in Pal. :— Ophrah.
6085. ")i1BS <Ephrown, ef-rone'; from the same
as 6081; f aim-like; Bphron, the name
of a Canaanite and of two places in Pal. :— Ephron,
Ephrain [from the marg.].
rffBS edpberetb. See 5777.
6086. y.S'fets, ates; from 6095; a tree (from its
firmness); hence wood (plur. sticks): —
4- carpenter, gallows, helve, -+- pine, plank, staff,
stalk, stick, stock, timber, tree, wood.
6087. dS£S 'atsab, aw-tsab'; a prim, root; prop.
to carve, i.e. fabricate or fashion; hence
(in a bad sense) to worry, pain or anger: — displease,
grieve, hurt, make, be sorry, vex, worship, wrest.
I. 33IS 'atsab (Chald.), ats-ab'; corresp. to
6087; to afflict:— lamentable.
'. d£S 'etseb, eh'-tseb; from 6087; an earthen
vessel; usually (painful) toil; also a
pang (whether of body or mind):— grievous, idol,
labor, sorrow.
6090. aSS 'otseb, o'-tseb; a var. of 6089; an idol
(as fashioned); also pain (bodily or
mental):— idol, sorrow, x wicked.
6091. dl|S 'atsab, aw-tsawb'; from 6087; an
(idolatrous) image: — idol, image.
6092. DISS 'atseb, aw-tsabe'; from 6087; a (hired)
workman;— labour.
6093. "pdlES 'Udtnalwwn, its-tsaw-bone' ; from
6087; worrisomeness, i.e. labor or
pain:— sorrow, toil.
6094. rOifS 'atstsebeth, ats-tseh'-beth; from
6087; an idol; also a, pain or wound:—
sorrow, wound.
6095. riiS 'atsab., aw-tsaw'; a prim, root; prop.
to fasten (or make firm), i.e. to close
(the eyes):— shut.
6096. tlJJS 'atseh, aw-tseh'; from 6095; the spine
(as giving firmness to the body):— back
bone.
6097. flttS 'etsah, ay-tsaw 1 ; fern, of 6086; tim-
ber:— trees.
6098. rlSS 'etsah, ay-tsaw 1 ; from 8389; advice;
by impl. plan; also prudence;— advice,
advisement, counsel ([-lor]), purpose.
6099. d15£S 'atsuwm, aw-tsoom'; or
dSS 'atsnm aw-tsoom'; pass. part, of
6105; powerful (spec, a paw); by impl.
numerous: — 1- feeble, great, mighty, must, strong.
6100. IdS -p^S tBtsydwn (shorter
1'i^S qstsyon) Geber, ets-yone' gheh'-ber;
from 6098 and 1397; backbone-like of a
man; Etsjon-Geber, a place on the Bed Sea:— Ezion-
gaber, Ezion-geber.
6101. 3!iJ 'atsal, au>-«sai!'; a prim, root; to Zean
idly, i.e. to be indolent or slack:— be
slothful.
6102. bjtS <atsel, aw-tsale'; from 6101; indo-
lent:— ^slothful, sluggard.
6103. rtbltS 'atslab, ats-law'; tern, of 810S; (as
abstr.) indolence:— slothfulness.
6104 nibliS (atslnwtb, ats-looth'; from 6101;
indolence:— idleness.
6105. d!S£S 'atsam, aw-tsam'; a prim, root; to
bind fast, i.e. close (the eyes); intrans.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Awnad
Aroayr
91
to be (causat. make) powerful or numerous; denom.
(from .6106) to craunch the bones:— break the bones,
close, be great, be increased, be (wax) mighty (-ier),
be more, shut, be (-come, make) strong (-er).
6106. OSS* 'etsem, eh'-tsem; from 6105; a bone
(as strong) ; by extens. the body; fig. the
substance, i.e. (as pron.) selfsame:— body, bone,
X life, (self-) same, strength, X very.
6107. DZJf 'Etsem, eh'-tsem; the same as 6106;
bone; Etsem, a place in Pal.:— Azem,
6108. EB&V 'otsem, o'-tsem; from 6105; power;
hence body:— might, strong, substance.
D1W (atanm. See 6099.
6109. flUK* 'otsmah, ots-maw'; fem. of 6108;
powerfutness; by extens. numerout-
ness:— abundance, strength.
6110. M73S3> 'atstsuniah, ats-tsoo-maw' ; fem.
of 6099; a bulwark, i.e. (fig.) argu-
ment:— strong.
6111. "pBS? 'Atsmown, ats-mone'; or
ifalty 'Atsmon, ats-mone'; from 6107;
bone-like; Atsmon, a place near Pal.:—
Azmon.
6112. ISty 'Stsen, ay'-tsen; from an unused root
mean, to be sharp or strong; a spear: —
Eznite [from the marg.].
6113. 'nltS 'atsar, aw-tsar'; a prim, root; to in-
close; by anal, to hold back; also to
maintain, rule, assemble:— X be able, close up,
detain, fast, keep (self close, still), prevail, recover,
refrain, X reign, restrain, retain, shut (up), slack,
stay, stop, withhold (self).
6114. 1S5* 'etser, eh'-tser; from 6113; restraint:—
+ magistrate.
6115. *fi£V 'dtser, o'-tser; from 6113; closure; also
constraint:— x barren, oppression.
X prison.
6116. ■VISES' 'atsarah, ats-aw-raw 1 ; or
WIS? 'atseretb, nts-eh'-reth; from 6113;
an assembly, espec. on a festival or
holiday:— (solemn) assembly (meeting).
6117. Spy 'aqab, aw-kab'; a prim, root; prop, to
swell cut or up; used only as denom.
from 6119, to seize by the heel; fig. to circumvent (as
if tripping up the heels) ; also to restrain (as if hold-
ing by the heel): — take by the heel, stay, supplant,
X utterly.
6118. Slp3> 'feqeb, ay'-keb; from 6117 in the sense
of 6119; a heel, i.e. (fig.) the last of any-
thing (used adv. for ever) ; also result, i.e. compensa-
tion; and so (adv. with prep, or rel.) on account of:—
X because, by, end, for, if, reward.
6119. SpS? 'aqeb, aw-kabe 1 ; or (fem.)
!"Dj?3> «iqq e bab, ik-keb-aw'; from 6117; a
heel (as protuberant); hence a track;
fig. the rear (of an army):— heel, [horse-] hoof, last,
lier in wait \by mistake for 6120], (foot-) step.
6120. Spy <aq£b, aw-kabe'; from 6117 in its
denom. sense; a lier in wait:— heel [by
mistake for 6119].
6121. Dp5f 'aqob, aw-kobe'; from 6117; in the
orig. sense, a knoll (as swelling up) ; in
the denom. sense (trans.) fraudulent or (intrans.)
tracked:— crooked, deceitful, polluted.
6122. tlSlpy 'oqbah, ok-baw'; fem. of an unused
form from 6117 mean, a trick; trick-
ery:— -subtilty.
6123. Ipy 'aqad, aw-kad'; a prim, root; to He
with thongs:— bind.
Ipr? 'Eqed. See 1044.
6124. Ipy 'aq&d, aw-kode'; from bi*o; striped
(with bands);— ring straked.
6125. TIPS' 'aqaJh, aw-kaw'; from 6781; com-
sirot'nt:— oppression.
6126. Sllpy 'Aqqftwb, ak-koob'; from 6117; insid-
ious; ,4fcfctt&, the name of five Isr. :—
Akkub.
6127. bpy 'aqal, aw-kaV; a prim, root; to
wresf:— wrong.
6128. bpbpj?. 'aqalqal, afc-ai-fcaZ'; from 6127;
winding:— by [-way], crooked way.
6129. ]irfepy 'aqallathdwn, ak-al-law-thone' ;
from 6127; tortuous:— crooked.
6130. ]py 'Aqan, aw-kawn'; from an unused
root mean, to twist; tortuous; Akan, an
Idumsean:— Akan. Comp. 3292.
6131. Ipy 'aqar, aw-kar'; a prim, root; to pluck
up (espeo. by the roots); spec, to ham-
string; fig. to exterminate:— dig down, hough, pluck
up, root up.
6132. Ipy 'aqar (Ohald.), ak-ar'; eorresp. to
6131:— pluck up by the roots.
6183. *lpy <£qer, ay'-ker; from 6131; fig. a trans-
planted person. I.e. naturalized citizen :—
stock.
6134. '"Ipy 'Eqer, ay'-ker; the same as 6133; .Efcer,
an Isr.:— Eker.
6135. Ipy 'aqar, aw-kawr'; from 6131; sterile (as
if extirpated in the generative organs):—
(X male or female) barren (woman).
6136. "Ipy 'Iqqar (Chald.), ik-kar'; from 6132; a
stock:— stump.
6137. SlIpS* 'aqrab, ak-rawb'; of uncert. der.; a
scorpion; fig. a scourge or knotted
whip:— scorpion.
6138. "pipy 'Eqr6wn, ek-rone'; from 6131;
eradication; Ekron, a place in Pal.; —
Ekron.
6139. "'Silpy 'Eqrowniy, ek-ro-nee'; or
""S^py 'Eqronty, eft-ro-nee'; patrial from
6138; an Bkronite or inhab. of
Ekron:— Ekronite.
6140. fflpy 'aqasb, aw-kash'; a prim, root; to
knot or distort; fig. to pervert (act or
declare perverse): — make crooked, (prove, that is)
perverse (-rt).
6141. IZJpy 'Iqqesll. ik-kashe'; from 6140; dis-
torted; hence false:— crooked, froward,
perverse.
6142. IZJpy 'iqqesb, ik-kashe'; the same as 6141;
perverse; Ikkesh, an Isr. : — Ikkesh.
6143. DTOpy 'lqq e sbuwtb, ik-kesh-ooth' ; from
6141 ; perversity:— X froward.
*!». «ar. See 5892.,
6144. ly «Ar, awr; the same as 5892; a city; Ar, a
place in Moab:— Ar.
6145. *iy 'ar, awr; from B782; a foe (as watchful
for mischief):— enemy.
6146. IS? 'ar (Chald.), awr; eorresp. to 6145:—
enemy.
6147. 13* «ii!P, ayr; from B782; watchful; Er, the
name of two Isr.:— Er.
6148. Sl'iy 'arab, aw-rab'; a prim, root; to 6raid\
i.e. intermix; techn. to traffic (as if by
barter); also to give or be security (as a kind of ex-
change):— engage, (inter-) meddle (with), mingle (self),
mortgage, occupy, give pledges, be (-come, put in)
surety, undertake.
6149. Sl'iy 'areb, aw-rabe'; a prim, root [rather
identical with 6148 through the idea of
close association]; to be agreeable:— be pleasant
(-ing). take pleasure in, be sweet.
6150. 3^y 'arab, aw-rab'; a prim, root [rather
identical with 6148 through the idea of
covering with a texture]; to grow dusky at sun-
down: —be darkened, (toward) evening.
6151. Sl'iy 'arab (Chald.), ar-ab'; eorresp. to
6148; to commingle: — mingle (self), mix.
6152. Sl'iy 'Arab, ar-awb'; or
Sl'iy 'Arab, ar-ab'; from 61B0 in the fig.
sense of sterility; Arab (i.e. Arabia), a
country E. of Pal. :— Arabia.
6153. y~lV <ereb, eh'-reb; from 6150; dusk:—
+ day, even (-ing, tide), night.
6154. Sl'iy 'ereb, ay'-reb; or
Sl'iy 'ereb (1 Kings 10 : 15), (with the art.
pref.), eh'-reb; from 6148; the web (or
transverse threads of cloth); also a mixture, (or
mongrel race):— Arabia, mingled people, mixed (mul-
titude), woof.
6155. Sl"iy 'arab, aw-rawb'; from 6148; a willow
(from the use of osiers as wattles):— wil-
low.
6156. Sl'iy «arSb, aie-raoe'; from 6149; pleasant:—
sweet.
6157. Sl'iy 'ardb, cne-rooe'; from 6148; amosgutio
(from its! swarming); — divers sorts of
flies, swarm.
6158. Sl'iy 'oreb, o-rabe'; or
SHiy '6wr6b, o-rabe'; from 6150; a raven
(from its dusky hue):— raven.
6159. Sl'iy '6reb, o-rabe'; or
Sl'liy 'OwrSb, o-rabe'; the same as 6158;
Oreb, the name of a Midianite and of a
cliff near the Jordan:— Oreb.
6160. !"D*iy 'arabnli, ar-aw-baw'; from 6150 (in
the sense of sterility); a desert; espec.
(with the art. pref,) the (generally) sterile valley of
the Jordan and its continuation to the Red Sea:—
A\abah, champaign, desert, evening, heaven, plain,
wilderness. See also 1026.
6161. ilSl'iy 'arnbbab, ar-oob-baw'; fem. pass.
part, of 6148 in the sense of a bargain
or exchange; something given as security, i.e. (lit.) a
token (of safety) or (metaph.) a bondsman;— pledge,
surety.
6162. liSl'iy 'arabown, ar-aw-bone'; from 6148
(in the sense of exchange); a pawn
(given as security):— pledge.
6163. "'Sl'iy 'Arabiy, ar-aw-bee'; or
"'Sl'iy 'Arbiy, ar-bee'; patrial from 6152; an
Arabian or inhab. of Arab (i.e.
Arabia) : —Arabian.
6164. TlSny 'Arbatbiy, ar-baw-thee' ; patrial
from 1026; an Arbathite or inhab. of
(Beth-) Arabah:— Arbathite.
6165. 3"iy 'arag, aw-rag'; a prim, root; to long
for:— cry, pant.
6166. Tty 'Arad, ar-awd'; from an unused root
mean, to sequester itself; fugitive;
Arad, the name of a place near Pal., also of a Ca-
naanite and an Isr. :— Arad.
6167. Tiy 'arad (Chald.), ar-awd'; eorresp. to
6171 ; an onager: — wild ass.
6168. STiy 'arab, aw-raw'; a prim, root; to be
(caus. make) bare; hence to empty,
pour out, demolish: — leave destitute, discover,
empty, make naked, pour (out), rase, spread self, un-
cover.
6169. rTiy 'arab, aw-raw 1 ; fem. from 6168; a.
nafced (i.e. level) plot:— paper reed.
6170. iTIJIiy <&ruwgab, ar-oo-gaw 1 ; or
f'D'iy 'arugab, ar-oo-gaw'; fem. pass,
part, of 6165; something piled up (as if
[fig.] raised by mental aspiration), i.e. a parterre:—
bed, furrow.
6171. Tliy 'arowd, aw-rode'; from the same as
T
6166; an onager (from his lonesome
habits):— wild ass.
6172. tTpy 'ervab, er-vaw'; from 6168; nudity,
lit (espec. the pudenda) or fig. (dis-
grace, blemish) :— nakedness, shame, unclean (-ness;.
6173. tlT'iy 'arvab (Chald.), ar-vaw'; eorresp.
to 6172; nakedness, i.e. (fig.) impover-
ishment: — dishonour.
6174. & 1*iy 'ardwm, aw-rome'; or
Diy 'ardm, aw-rome'; from 6191 (in its
orig. sense); nude, either partially or
totally:— naked.
6175. Sl'iy 'arnwm, aw-room'; pass. part, of
6191 ; cunning (usually in a bad sense):—
crafty, prudent, subtil.
6176. "iyi"iy. 'arfiw'er, ar-o-ayr'; or
iy*iy 'ar'ar, ar-awr'; from 6309 redupl.; a
juniper (from; its nudity of situa-
tion):— heath.
6177. ly'liy. «Ar6w«6r, ar-o-ayr 1 ; or
*"iy*iy 'Aro'6r, ar-o-ayr 1 ; or
liyiS* 'Ar'owr, ar-ore'; the same as 6176;
nudity of situation; Aroer, the npxne
of three places in or near Pal.:— Aroer.
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Awroo
Poot
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
6178. "fll? <aru.wts, mo-roots'; pass. part, of
6206; feared, i.e. (concr.) a horrible
place or chasm:— cliffs.
6179. "15* <Eriy, ay-ree'; from 5782; watchful;
Eri, anlsr.:— Eri.
6180. "15* <Eriy, ay-ree'; patron, of 6179; an Erite
(collect.) or desc. of Eri:— Elites.
6181. STIS* <eryah, er-yaw'; for 6172; nudity:—
bare, naked, X quite.
6182. TlD^IS* <ariycab, ar-ee-saw' ; from an un-
used root mean, to comminute;
meal: — dough.
6183. fpl5* <ariypb, aw-reef; from 6301; the sky
(as drooping at the horizon):— heaven.
6184 I^IS* <ariyts, aw-reets 1 ; from 6206; fear-
ful, i.e. powerful or tyrannical:—
mighty, oppressor, in great power, strong, terrible,
violent.
6185. " I 1' , T? <ariyriy, ar-e-ree'; from 6209; bare,
i.e. destitute (of children):— childless.
6186. "sIlS 1 <arab, aw-rale'; a prim, root; to set in
a row, i.e. arrange, put in order (in a
very wide variety of applications) :— put (set) (the
battle, self) in array, compare, direct, equal, esteem,
estimate, expert [in war], furnish, handle, join
[battle], ordain, (lay, put, reckon up, set) (in) order,
prepare, tax, value.
6187. "ij15> <e>ek, eh'-relc; from 6186; a pile,
equipment, estimate:— equal, estimation,
(things that are set in) order, price, proportion, X set
at, suit, taxation, x valuest.
6188. 2l3> <arel, aw-rale'; a prim, root; prop, to
strip; but used only as denom. from 6189;
to expose or remove the prepuce, whether lit. (to go
naked) or fig. (to refrain from using):— count un-
circumcised, foreskin to be uncovered.
6189. bl5* <arSl, aw-rale'; from 6188; prop, ex-
posed, i.e. projecting loose (as to the
prepuce); used only techn. uncircumcised (i.e. still
having the prepuce uncurtailed):— uncircumcised
(person).
6190. TtblS <orlab, or-law'; fern, of 6189; the
prepuce;— foreskin, + uncircumcised.
6191. D15* taram, aiv-ram'; a prim, root; prop.
to be (or make) bare; but used only in
the der. sense (through the idea perh. of smoothness)
to be cunning (usually in a bad sense): — X very, be-
ware, take crafty [counsel], be prudent, deal subtilly,
6193. D13* 'aram, aw-ram'; a prim, root; to pile
up:— gather together.
6193. D15* <6rem, o'-rem; from 6191; a strata-
gem .'—craftiness.
D15* <Er6m See 5908.
D15* tarom. See 6174.
6194. D15* <arem (Jer. 50 : 26), aw-rame'; or
".- (fem.)
)TOiy <arema.li, ar-ay-maw'; from 6192; a
heap; spec, a sheaf:— heap (of corn),
sheaf.
6195. i"TO15* 'ormah, or-maw'; fem. of 6193;
trickery; or (in a good sense) discre-
tion:— guile, prudence, subtilty, wilily, wisdom.
AMIS? taremah. See 6194.
6196. "JflWlJ <armdwn, ar-mone'; prob. from
6191 ; the plane tree (from its smooth
and shed bark):— chestnut tree.
6197. y~0> <Eran. ay-rawn'; prob. from 5782;
watchful; Eran, an Isr. :— Eran.
6198. ""pIS* <£ramy, ay-raw-nee'; patron, from
6197; an Eranite or desc. (collect.) of
Eran: — Eranites.
115*15* <lr'iiwr. See 6177.
6199. 15*15? <ar<ar, ar-awr 1 ; from 6209; naked,
i.e. (fig.) poor:— destitute. See also 6176.
15fl5* <Ar6<6r. See 6177.
6200. ' lm BT& <-X.ro<Sriy, ar-o-ay-ree'; patron.
from 6177; an Aroerite or inhab. of
AroSr:— Aroerite.
6201. E]1S <arapb, aw-raf; a prim, root; to
droop; hence to drip:— drop (down).
6202. til!? <arapb, aw-raf; a prim, root [rather
ident. with 6201 through the idea of slop-
ing]; prop, to bend downward; but used only as a
denom. from 6203, to break the neck; hence (fig.) to
destroy:— that is beheaded, break down, break (cut
off, strike off) neck.
6203. rpi? <d)repb, o-ref; from 6202; the nape or
back of the neck (as declining) ; hence
the back generally (whether lit. or flg.):— back
([stiff-]) neck ([-ed]).
6204. FBI? <Orpab, or-pdW; fem. of 6203;
mane; Orpah, a Moabitess:— Orpah.
6205. bsl5? <araphel, ar-aw-fel'; prob. from
6201; gloom (as of a lowering sky):—
(gross, thick) dark (cloud, -ness).
6206. V15* Carats, aio-rats'; & prim, root; to awe
or (intrans.) to dread; hence to har-
ass:— be affrighted (afraid, dread, feared, terrified),
break, dread, fear, oppress, prevail, shake terribly.
6207. p15* <araq, aw-rak'; a prim, root; to gnaw,
i.e. (flg,) eat (by hyberbole) ; also (part.)
a pain:— fleeing, sinew.
6208. "pl5* <Arqiy, ar-kee'; patrial from an un-
used name mean, a tush; an Arkite or
inhab. of Erek:— Arkite.
6209. 115* <arar, cravrar'; a prim, root; to bare;
flg. to demolish;— make bare, break, raise
up [perh. by clerical error for raze], x utterly.
6210. 123*15* <*res, eh'-res; from an unused root
mean. perh. to arch; a couch (prop,
with a canopy') :— bed (-stead), couch.
6211. 1135* (ash, awsh; from 6244; a moth:— moth.
See also 5906.
6211'. 3ffl? <&sab (Chald.), as-ab'; 6212:-grass.
6212. U1B5* <eseb, eh'-seb; from an unused root
mean, to glisten (or be green) ; grass (or
any tender shoot):— grass, herb.
6213. rt!235* <asab, aw-saw'; a prim, root; to do
or make, in the broadest sense and
widest application (as follows) :— accomplish, ad-
vance, appoint, apt, be at, become, bear, bestow,
bring forth, bruise, be busy, X certainly, have the
charge of, commit, deal (with), deck, + displease,
do, (ready) dress (-ed), (put in) execute (-ion), ex-
ercise, fashion, -f feast, [fight-] tog man, + finish,
fit, fly, follow, fulfil, furnish, gather, get, go about,
govern, grant, great, + hinder, hold ([a feast]),
X indeed, -+- be industrious, + journey, keep. labour,
maintain, make, be meet, observe, be occupied, offer,
+ officer, pare, bring (come) to pass, perform, prac-
tise, prepare, procure, provide, put, requite, x sacri-
fice, serve, set, shew, x sin, spend, X surely, take,
X throughly, trim, X very, + vex, be [warr-] ior,
work (-man), yield, use.
6214. bJXili")? <Asah>el, as-aw-ale'; from 6213
and 410; God has made; Asahel, the
name of four Isr. :— Asahel.
6215. TOS* <fl«av, ay-sawv'; appar. a form of the
pass. part, of 6213 in the orig. sense of
handling; rough (i.e. sensibly felt) ; Esav, a son of
Isaac, including his posterity:— Esau.
6216. pTO5* 'asbowq, aw-shoke'; from 6231;
oppressive (as noun, a tyrant): — oppres-
sor.
6217. ptlBS* 'ashuwq, aw-shook'; or
pips* <aslinq, mo-shook'; pass. part, of 6231;
used in plur. masc. as abstr. tyranny: —
oppressed (-ion). [Doubtful.]
6218. "TilBS <asowr, aic-sore'; or
11135* <asor, aw-sore'; from 6235; ten; by
abhrev. ten strings, and so a deca-
chord:— (instrument of) ten (strings, -th).
6219. rVTOS 'asbowtb, aw-shoth'; from 6245;
shining, i.e. polished: — bright.
6220. DTO? <Ashvatb ash-vawth'; for 6219;
bright; Ashvath, an Isr.: — Ashvath,
6221. bN"ip5> <Asiy>61, as-ee-ale'; from 6213 and
410; made of God; Asiel, an Isr.:—
Asiel.
6222. 11*1235? <Asayah, aw-saw-yaw'; from 6213
and 3050; Jah has made; Asajah, the
name of three or four Isr.:— Asaiah.
6223. 1"ip'5* 'ashiyr, aw-sheer'; from 6238;, rich,
whether lit. or flg. (noble):— rich (man)
6224. *Ti*J3* <asiyriy as-ee-ree'; from 6235;
tenth; by abbrev. tenth month or
(fem.) part:— tenth (part).
6225. "]1135> "jislian aw-shan'; a prim, root; to
smoke, whether lit. or flg.:— be angry
(be on a) smoke.
6226. "1235* 'aahen, aw-shane'; from 6225;
smoky:— smoking.
6227. ]11$5> <ashan, aw-shawn'; from 6225; smoke,
lit. or flg. (vapor, dust, anger):— smoke
(-tog).
6228. 1,1135! <Asli.an, aw-shawn'; the same as 6227;
Ashan, a place in Pal.:— Ashan.
6229. piP5* <asaq, aw-sak'; a prim, root (ident.
with 6231) ; to press upon, i.e. guarrei. - —
strive with.
6230. plKS <eseq, ay'-sek; from 6229; strife:—
Esek.
6231. ptp5* <asbaq, aw-shak'; a prim. root(oomp.
6229); to press upon, i.e. oppress, de-
fraud, violate, overflow:— get deceitfully, deceive, de-
fraud, drink up, (use) oppress ([-ion], -or), do violence
(wrong).
6232. pl2J5 <Esbeq, ay-shek'; from 6231; oppres-
sion; Eshek, an Isr. :— Esbek.
6233. pl!35> <6sbeq, o'-shek; from 6231; injury,
fraud, (subj.) distress, (concr.) unjust
gain: — cruelly, extortion, oppression, thing [deceit-
fully gotten].
pll35> tashnq. See 6217.
6234. *Tj512J5* <osbqali, osh-kaw'; fem. of 6233;
anguish:— oppressed.
6235. 1ip5> <eser, eh'-ser; masc.
711113? <asarab, as-aw-raw 1 ; from 6237;
ten (as an accumulation to the extent
of the digits) :— ten, [flf-, seven-] teen.
6236. 11B5* <asar (Chald.), as-ar',- masc.
7111135* 'asrah (Chald.), as-raw'; corresp.
to 6235; ten:— ten, + twelve.
6237. 1125* <asar, aw-sar'; a prim, root (ident.
with 6238); to accumulate; but used only
as denom. from 6235; to tithe, i.e. take or give a
tenth:— X surely, give .(take) the tenth, (have, take)
tithe (-ing, -s), X truly.
6238. 11135* <asbar, aic-shar'; a prim, root; prop.
to accumulate; chiefly (spec.) to grow
(caus. make) rich: — be (-come, en-, make, make self,
wax) rich, make [1 Kings 22 : 48 marg.]. See 6240.
6239. 11135* <6sber, o'-sher; from 6238; wealth:—
X far [richer], riches.
6240. 1H35* <asar, aw-sawr'; for 6235; ten (only in
combination), i.e. -teen; also (ordinal)
-teenth: — [eigh-, flf-, four-, nine-, seven-, six-, thir-]
teen (-th), + eleven (-th), ■+■ sixscore thousand,
+ twelve (-th).
11135* <asdr. See 6218.
6241. 7i111v5* Uggarown, is-saw-rone'; or
"pil35> <lssar6n, is-saw-rone'; from 6235;
(fractional) a tenth part: — tenth deal.
6242. tri'US*? <esriym, es-reem',- from 6235;
twenty; also (ordinal) twentieth:—
[six-] score, twenty (-ieth),
6243. "'lilJ? <esriyn (Chald.), es-reen'; corresp.
to 6242:— twenty.
6244. U3125* <ashesb, aw-shaysh'; a prim, root;
prob. to shrink, i.e. fail: — be consumed.
6245. DIBS* <asbatb, aw-shath'; a prim, root;
prob. to be sleek, i.e. glossy; hence
(through the idea of polishing) to excogitate (as if
forming in the mind):— shine, think.
6246. 11125* <asbttb (Chald), ash-eeth'; corresp.
to 6245; to purpose;— think.
6247. nip> <esbetb, eh'-sheth; from 6845; a
fabric:— bright.
6248. ninip5»° <asbtuwtb, ash-tooth'; from
6245; cogitation: — thought.
"WipS* ,'asbtgy, ash-tay'; appar. masc. plur.
constr. of 6247 in the sense of an after-
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thought; (used only in connection with 6340 in lieu of
259) eleven or (ordinal) eleventh: — h eleven (-th).
6250. Wmii? 'eshtoiiah, esh-to-naw'; from
6245; thinking:— thought.
6251. STjFVttSy <asht e rah, aah-ter-aw' '; prob.
from 6238; increase:— flock.
8252. ni*lF«Sy 'Asbtarowtb, ash-taw-roth' , or
r'lniD? «Ashtardth, ash-tawroth' ; plur.
of 6251; Ashtaroth, the name of a
Sidonian deity, and of a place E. of the Jordan:—
Ashtaroth, Astarotli. See also 1045, 6253, 6255.
6253. Wl'mB? 'Asbtdretb, ash-to' -reth; prob.
for 6251; Ashtoreth, the Phoenician
goddess of love (and increase): — Ashtoreth.
6254 ^nlrnS? <Asbt e rathiy, ash-ter-aw-thee' ;
patrial from 6252; an Ashterathite
or inhab. of Ashtaroth:— Ashterathite.
6255. 073*175 n'nniB** «Asbt e roth Qarnaylm,
ash-ter-oth' kar-nah'-yim;
from' 6252 and the dual of 7161; Ashtaroth of (the)
double horns (a symbol of the deity); Ashteroth-Kar-
naim, a place E. of, the Jordan:— Ashtoreth Kar-
naim.
6256. ri3> t$fh, ayth; from 5703; time, espec. (adv.
with prep.) now, when, etc.: \- after,
[al-] ways, X certain, + continually, + evening, long,
(due) season, so [long] as, [even-, evening-, noon-]
tide, ([meal-], what) time, when.
6257. "in* 1 <athad, aw-thad'; a prim, root; to
prepare:— make fit, be ready to become.
W 'attnd. See 6260.
3. tins* «att«Ui, at-taw'; from 6256; at this
time, whether adv., conj. or ex-
pletive:— henceforth, now, straightway, this time,
whereas.
6259. Tini* t&tlrikwd, aw-thood'; pass. part, of
6257; prepared: — ready, treasures.
6260. Tin? <attfiwd, at-tood'; or
1C\V <attAd, at-tood'; from 6257; prepared,
i.e. full grown; spoken only (in plur.) of
he-goats, or (fig.) leaders of the people:— chief one,
(he) goat, ram.
6261. "fl"* 'ittiy, it-tee'; from 6256; timely:— fit.
"Fl? 'Attay, at-tah'ee; for 6261; Attai, the
name of three Isr. : — Attai.
TT0" <athiyd (Ohald.), ath-eed'; corresp.
to 6264; prepared:— ready.
6264. "PP3' 'athiyd, aw-theed'; from 6257; pre-
pared,' by impl. skilful; fem. plur. the
future; also treasure:— things that shall come, ready,
treasures.
6265. rrn? 'Atl.ayali ath-aw-yaw'; from 5790
and 3050; Jah has helped; Athajah, an
Isr.:— Athaiah.
6266. pTW <atbiyq, aw-theek'; from 6275; prop.
antique, i.e. venerable or sptendid:—
durable.
6267. P'ffl"' 'attiyq, at-teek'; from 6275; removed^
i.e. weaned; also antique: — ancient,
drawn.
. p^ri? *attiyq (Chald.), at-teek'; corresp.
to 6267; venerable:— ancient.
liny ^ Vtlialt ath-awk'; from an unused
root mean, to sojourn; lodging; Athak,
a place in Pal.:— Athach.
6270. "vn? <Atblay, ath-lah'ee; from an unused
root mean, to compress; constringent;
Athlai, an Isr. :— Athlai.
6271. ""pbnj' cAthalyali, ath-al-yaw 1 ; or
ITT'bny 'Athalyalniw, ath-al-yaw'-hoo;
from the same as 6270 and 3050; Jah
has constrained; Athaljah, the name of an Israelites
and two Isr.:— Athaliah.
6272. Dn3* 'atham, aw-tham'; a prim, root;
prob. to glow, i.e. (fig.) be desolated:— be
darkened.
6273. "■*n3* 'Otiinty, otli-nee'; from an unused
root mean, to force; forcible; Othni, an
Isr.:-Othni.
6274. bN^an"? <Othniy'el, oth^iee-ale' ; from the
same as 6273 and 410; force of God;
Othniel, an Isr. :— Othniel.
6275. pn"? e athaq, aw-thak 1 ; a prim, root; to
remove (intrans. or trans.); fig. to grow
old; spec, to transcribe:— copy out, leave off, become
(wax) old, remove.
6276. pn? <atheq, aw-thake'; from 6275; anitgue,
i.e. valued: — durable.
6277. pny <atliaq, aw-thawk 1 ; from 6275 in the
sense of license; impudent: — arrogancy,
grievous (hard) things, stiff.
6278. ■p£j3 n? n&th Qatsiyn, ayth kaw-tseen';
from 6256 and 7011; timeofajudge;
Eth-Katsin, a place in Pal. :— Ittah-kazin [by includ.
directive enclitic].
6279. *iny <athar, aw-thar'; a prim, root [rather
denom. from 62S1] ; to burn incense in
worship, i.e. intercede (recipr. listen to prayer):—
intreat, (make) pray (-er).
6280. "iny 'atliar aw-thar'; a prim, root; to be
(caus. make) abundant:— deceitful, mul-
tiply.
6281. Iliy 'Ether, eh'-ther; from 6280; afrun-
dance; Kther, a place in Pal.:— Ether.
6282. in"? <athar, aw-thawr'; from 6280; incense
(as increasing to a volume of smoke);
hence (from 6279) a worshipper:— suppliant, thick.
n"iny 'atUeretn, ath-eh'-reth; from 6280;
copiousness: — abundance.
5
NE
pd». See 6311.
6284. JlNB pa.»ah., paw-aw'; a prim, root; topuJT,
i.e. blow away: — scatter into corners.
6285. J1NB pS'dli, pay-aw 1 ; fem. of 6311; prop.
mouth in a fig. sense, i.e. direction,
region, extremity: — corner, end, quarter, side.
6286. 1NB pa'ar, paw-ar'; a prim, root; to
gleam, i.e, (causat.) embellish; flg. to
boast; also to explain (i.e. make clear) oneself;
denom. from 6288, to shake a tree:— beautify, boast
self, go over the boughs, glorify (self), glory, vaunt
self.
6287. "INS p e 'fe>, peh-ayr'; from 6286; an embel-
lishment, i.e. fancy head-dress: — beauty,
bonnet, goodly, ornament, tire.
6288. "TINS p e »6rali, peh-o-raw 1 ; or
HN*1B pora'h, po-raw'; or
"TINS pn'rali, poo-raw'; from 6286; prop,
ornamentation, i.e. (plur.) foliage (in-
clud. the limbs) as bright green:— bough, branch,
sprig.
6289. 1*i1NS pa'rirwrr, paw-roor'; from 6286;
prop, illuminated, i.e. a glow; as
noun, a, flush (of anxiety): — blackness.
6290. TINS Pa'ran, paw-rawn'; from 6286; orno-
mental; Paran, a desert of Arabia:—
Paran.
6291. iS pag, pag; from an unused root mean, to
be torpid, i.e. crude; an unripe flg:— green
fig.
6292. bias plgguwl, pig-gooV; or
33B plggul, pig-gooV; from an unused root
mean, to stink; prop, fetid, i.e. (flg.) un-
clean (ceremonially):— abominable (-tion, thing).
6293. y5S paga«, paw-gah'; a prim, root; to
impinge, by accident or violence, or (flg.)
by importunity:— come (betwixt), cause to entreat,
fall (upon), make intercession, intercessor, intreat,
lay, light [upon], meet (together), pray, reach, run.
6294. yjS pegat, peh'-gah; from 6293; impact
(casual):— chance, occurrent.
6295. ^N' , yas Pag«iy>6l, pageeale'; from 6294
and 410; accident of Qod; Pagiel, an
Isr. :— Pagiel.
6296. 13B pagar, paw-gar 1 ; a prim, root; to
relax, i.e. become exhausted:— be faint.
6297. "US peger, peh'-gher; from 6296; a carcase
(as limp), whether of man or beast; flg.
an idolatrous image:— carcase, corpse, dead body.
6298. U55B pagasb, paw-gash'; a prim, root; to
come in contact with, whether by acci-
dent or violence; flg. to concur:— meet (with, to-
gether).
6299. HIS padah, paw-daw 1 ; a prim, root; to
sever, i.e. ransom; gener. to release, pre-
serve: — X at all, deliver, X by any means, ransom,
(that are to be, let be) redeem (-ed), rescue, X surely.
6300. bN!TjS i P e dab'6l, ped-aft-a!e',- from 6299
and 410; God has ransomed; Pedahel,
an Isr.:— Pedahel.
6301. TUtfTJB P e dahtsnwr, ped-aw-tsoor 1 ;
from 6299 and 6697; a rocft (i.e. God)
has ransomed; Pedahtsur, an Isr.:— Pedahzur.
6302. ""IIS paduwy. paw-doo'ee; pass. part, of
6299; ransomed (and so occurring under
6299); as abstr. (in plur. masc.) a ransom:— (that are)
to be (that were) redeemed.
6303. 7i*IB Paddwn, paw-done 1 ; from 6299; ran-
som; Padon, one of the Nethinim:—
Padon.
6304. nVJB pednwth, ped-ooth'; or
n*lB p e duth, ped-ooth'; from 6929; distinc-
tion ; also deliverance:— division, redeem,
redemption.
6305. *T|1E P'dayab, ped-aw-yaW; or
1*1^13 P e dayahiiw, ped-aw-yaw'-hoo;
from 6299 and 3050 ; Jah has ransomed;
Pedajah, the name of six Isr. :— Pedaiah.
6306. fiYHB pldydwm, pid-yome'; or
6"HS pldyom, pid-yome'; also
7"P*1S pitlyowu, pid-yone'; or
"7*1*13 pldyon, pid-yone'; from 6299; a ran-
som:— ransom, that were redeemed, re-
demption.
6307. 7IB Paddan, pad-dawn'; from an unused
root mean, to extend; a plateau; or
fi*1N yiB Paddan 'Aram, pad-dan' ar-
awm'; from the same and 758; the
table-land of Aram; Paddan or Paddan-Aram, a
region of Syria:— Padan, Padan-aram.
6308. yiB pada', paw-dah'; a prim, root; to
retrieve: — deliver.
6309. 11B peder, peh'-der; from an unused root
mean, to be greasy; suet:— tat.
nlB p e dutb. See 6304.
6310. tlB peb, pen; from 6284; the mouth (as the
means of blowing), whether lit. or flg.
(particularly speech); spec, edge, portion or side;
adv. (with prep.) according to: — accord (-ing as, -ing
to), after, appointment, assent, collar, command
(-ment), X eat, edge, end, entry, + file, hole, X in,
mind, mouth, part, portion, X (should) say (-ing),
sentence, skirt, sound, speech, X spoken, talk, tenor,
X to, + two-edged, wish, word.
6311. *1B poll, po; or
NS po' (Job 38 : 11), po; or
IB p6w, po; prob. from a prim, insep. par-
ticle s p (of demonstrative force) and 1931 ;
this place (French ici), i.e. here or hence: — here,
hither, the one (other, this, that) side.
NIB pow>. See 875.
6312. JlStlB Puw'ab, poo-aw'; or
!T1B Pnwah, poo»-uaw'; from 6284;
blast; Puah or Puwah, the name of two
Isr.:— Phuvah, Pua, Puah.
6313. S® pwwg, poog; a prim, root; to be slug-
gish:— cease, be feeble, faint, be slacked.
6314. *13*iS puwgah, poo-gaW; from 6318; in-
termission: — rest.
tllB Pnwah. See 6312.
6315. tllB pftwaeb, poo'-akh; a prim, root; to
puff, i.e. blow with the breath or air;
hence to fan (as a breeze), to utter, to kindle (a Are),
to scojf :— blow (upon), break, puff, bring into a snare,
speak, utter.
6316. f31B Puw|, poot; of for. or.; Put, a son of
Ham, also the name of his descendants
or their region, and of a Persian tribe:— Phut, Put.
94
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HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
6317. bBPUIB Pdw$iy'el, poo-tee-ale'; from an
unused root (prob. mean, to dispar-
age) and 410; contempt of God; Putiel, an 1st. :—
Putiel.
6318. "ffl^BlB Powtiyphar, po-tee-far'; of Eg.
der.; Potiphar, an Eg.:— Potiphar.
6319. SMS "'BIS Powfiy Phera', po'-tee feh'-
rah; of Eg. der.; Poti-Phera, an
Eg.:— Poti-pherah.
6320. WS pawk, poole; from an unused root
mean, to paint; dye (spec, stibium for
the eyes):— fair colours, glistering, paint [-edl (-ing).
6321. SIS *p.dwl, pole; from an unused root mean.
to be thick; a bean las plump):— beans.
6322. blS Puwl, pool; of for. or.; PvX, the name
of an Ass. king and of an Ethiopian
tribe:— PuL
6323. IIS puwn, poon; a prim, root mean, to
turn, i.e. be perplexed: — be distracted.
6324. "'ilS Puwnty, poo-nee'; patron, from an
unused name mean, a turn; a Punite
(collect.) or desc. of an unknown Pun:— Punites.
6325. "]blB Puwnon, poo-none'; from 6323; per-
plexity; Punon, a place in the Desert: —
Funon.
6326. WIS Puw'ah, poo-am'; from an unused
root mean, to glitter; brilliancy; Pudh,
an Israelitess:— Puah.
6327. VIS pxiwts, poots; a prim, root; to dash
in pieces, lit. or fig. (espec. to dis-
perse);— break (dash, shake) in (to) pieces, cast
(abroad), disperse (selves), drive, retire, scatter
(abroad), spread abroad.
6328. pIS puwq, poolc; a prim, root; to waver:—
stumble, move.
6329. pIS puwq, pooh; a prim, root [rather ident.
with 6328 through the idea of dropping
out; comp. 5312]; to issue, i.e. furnish; causat. to
secure; fig. to succeed:— afford, draw out, further,
get, obtain.
6330. S"!]?1S piiwqah, poo-haw'; from 6328; a
stumbling-block: — grief.
6331. IIS pdwr, poor; a prim, root; to crush:—
break, bring to nought, X utterly take.
6332. MIS Pfiwr, poor; also (plur.)
D^IS Puwriym, poo-reem'; or
tPIB Puriym, poo-reem'; from 6331; a
lot (as by means of a broken piece):—
Pur, Purim.
6333. JTlIB pftwra.lt, poo-raw'; from 6331; a
wine-press (as crushing the grapes): —
winepress.
d*H1S Puwriym. See 6332.
6334. NrrtiB P&wratha', po-raw-thaw 1 ; of
Pers. or.; Poratha, a son of Ha-
inan:— Poratha.
6335. IBIS puwsh, poosh; a prim, root; to
spread; fig. act proudly:— grow up, be
grown fat, spread selves, be scattered.
6336. ^niS Puwthiy, poo-thee'; patron, from
an unused name mean, a hinge; a Puth-
ite (collect.) or descend, of an unknown Puth:— Puh-
ites [as if from 6312].
6337. TS paz, pau , 2> . f r0 m6338; pure (gold) ; hence
gold itself (as refined) : — fine (pure) gold.
6338. fTB pazaz, paw-zaz'; a prim, root; to re-
fine (gold) :— best [gold].
6339. TTB pazaz, paw-zaz'; a prim, root [rather
ident. with 6338]; to solidify (as if by
refining) ; also to spring (as if separating the limbs) :—
leap, be made strong.
6340. ITS pazar, paw-zar'; a prim, root; to scat-
ter, whether in enmity or bounty: — dis-
perse, scatter (abroad).
6341. IIS pach, pakh; from 6351; a (metallic)
sheet (as pounded thin) ; also a spring net
(as spread out like a lamina):— gin, (thin) plate,
snare
6342. "ins pachad, paw-kkad'; a prim, root; to
be startled (by a sudden alarm); hence
to fear in general:— be afraid, stand in awe, (be in)
fear, make to shake.
ItlS pachad, pakh' -ad; from 6342; a (sud-
den) alarm (prop, the object feared, by
impl. the feeling):- -dread (-ful), fear, (thing) great
[fear, -ly feared], terror.
6344. "1)13 pachad, pakh' -ad; the same as 6343;
a testicle (as a cause of shame akin to
fear):— stone.
6345. STltlS pachdah, pakh-daw'; tern, of 6343;
alarm (i.e. awe):— fear.
6346. ntlB pechah, peh-khaw'; of for. or.; a
prefect (of a city or small district):—
captain, deputy, governor.
6347. fins pechah (Chald.), peh-khaw 1 ; corresp.
to 6346: — captain, governor.
6348. TtIB pachaz, pavi-khaz'; a prim, root; to
bubble up or froth (as boiling water), i.e.
(fig.) to be unimportant: — light.
6349. TIlB pachaz, pakh'-az; from 6348; ebulli-
tion, i.e. froth (flg. lust):— unstable.
6350. nlTflB pachazuwth, pakh-az-ooth' ; from
6348; frivolity:— lightness.
6351. ntlS pachach, paw-khakh'; a prim, root;
to batter out; but used only as denom.
from 6341, to spread a net: — be snared.
6352. DflB pecham, peh-khaxcm'; perh. from an
unused root prob. mean, to be black; a
coal, whether charred or live:— coals.
6353. ins pechar (Chald.), peh-khawr'; from an
unused root prob. mean, to fashion; a
potter:— potter.
6854. DOB pachath, pakh'-ath; prob. from an
unused root appar. mean, to dig; a pit,
espec. for catching animals:— hole, pit, snare,
6355. a»173 ITS Pachath Bldw'ab, pakh'-
ath mo-awb'; from 6354 and 4124;
pit ofMoab; Pachath- Moab, an Isr. :— Pahath-moab.
6356. nnrjS p e chetheth, pekh-eh'-theth; from
the same as 6354; a hole (by mildew in
a garment):— fret inward.
6357. !"npS plfdah, pit-daw 1 ; of for. der.; a
gem, prob. the topaz:— topaz.
6358. 11E3S pafuwr, paui-toor'; pass. part, of
6362; opened, i.e. (as noun) a bud: —
open.
6359. TUB patiyr, paw-teer'; from 6362; open,
i.e. unoccupied: — free.
6360. UJ^JaS pattiysh, pat-teesfc'; intens. from
an unused root mean, to pound; a
hammer: — hammer.
6361. UPS© pattiysh (Chald.), pat-teesh'; from
a root corresp. to that of 6360; a goivn
(as if hammered out wide):— hose.
6362. *"|E?B patar, paw-tar'; a prim, root; to
cleave or burst through, i.e. (caus.) to
emit, whether lit. or flg. (gape): — dismiss, free, let
(shoot) out, slip away.
6363. "IDS peter, peh'-ter; or
ITlttS pitrah, pit-raw'; from 6362; a fis-
sure, i.e. (concr.) firstling (as opening
the matrix): — firstling, openeth, such as open.
6364. no:?" 1 ? Piy-Beceth, pee beh'-seth; of
Eg. or. ; Pi-Beseth, a place in Eg.:-
Pi-beseth.
6365. "PS piyd, peed; from an unused root prob
mean, to pierce; (flg.) misfortune: — de-
struction, ruin.
6366. !TB p£yah, pay-aw'; or
T?jS piyah, pee-yaw 1 ; fem. of 6310; an
edge:— (two) edge (-d).
6367. rhrn "$ Piha-Chiyroth.peeJiaft-JAee-
roth'; from 6310 and the fem. plur.
of a noun (from the same root as 2356), with the art.
interp.; mouth of the gorges; Pi-ha-Cliiroth, a place
in Eg. :— Pi-hahiroth. [In Num. 14 : 19 without Pi-.]
6368. rPS piyacta, pee'-akh; from 6315; a powder
(as easily puffed away), i.e. asnes or
dust:— ashes.
6369. bb^S "Piykol, pee-fcofe'; appar. from 6310
and 3605; mouth of all; Picol, a Philis-
tine:— Phichol.
6370. IBM^S piylegesh, pee-leh'-ghesh; or
12TOB pilegesh, pee-leh'-ghesh; of uncert.
der.; a concubine; also (inasc.) a para-
mour: — concubine, paramour.
6371. JTO^S piymah, pee-maw': prob. from an
unused root mean, to be plump; obes-
ity:— collops.
6372. Orfi^B Piyn e chac, pee-nekh-aws' ; appar.
from 6310 and a var. of 5175; mouth of
a serpent; Pinechas, the name of three Isr.:— Phine-
has.
6373. p^B piyndn, pee-none'; prob. the same as
6325; Pinon, an Idumaean:— Pinon.
6374. !T , B" I B piyphiyah, pee-fee-yaw' ; for 6366,
an edge or tooth:— tooth, X two-edged
6375. p" 1 !? piyq, peek; from 6329; a tottering:—
smite together.
6376. }W"*S Piyshown, pee-shone'; from 6335;
dispersive; Pishon, a river of Eden:—
Pison.
6377. "prPS Piythown, pee-thone'; prob. from
the same as 6596; expansive; Pithon,
an Isr. :— Pithon.
6378. t[S pak, pak; from 6379; a flask (from
which a liquid may flow):— box, vial.
6379. FI5B pakah, pam-kaw'; a prim, root; to
pour:— run out.
180. ff«!$St H*}dl Pokereth Ts«bayfym,
po-keh'-reth tseb-aw-yeem' ;
from the act. part, (of the same form as the first
word) fem. of an unused root (mean, to entrap) and
plur. of 6643; trap of gazelles; Pokereth-Tsebajim,
one of the "servants of Solomon":— Pochereth of
Zebaim.
6381. N3B pala', paw-law'; a prim, root; prop.
perh. to separate, i.e. distinguish (lit. or
flg-); hy impl. to be (causat. make) great, difficult,
wonderful:— accomplish, (arise . . . too, be too) hard,
hidden, things too high, (be, do, do a, shew) marvel,
lous (-ly, -els, things, work), miracles, perform, sepa-
rate, make singular, (be, great, make) wonderful (-ers,
-ly, things, works), wondrous (things, works, -ly).
6382. Nbs pele', peh'-leh; from 6381; a miracle:—
marvellous thing, wonder (-ful, -fully).
6383. i^bs pmiy, piuetf or
fcObs paliy', paw-lee'; from 6381; remark-
able: — secret, wonderful.
6384. ^Nbs Pallu'iy, pal-loo-ee'; patron, from
6396; a Palluite (collect.) or desc. of
Pallu:— Palluites.
STNbs pei&'yah. See 6411.
lONbf Pil'ecer. See 8407.
6385. 53B palag, paw-lag'; a prim, root! to split
(lit. or flg.):— divide.
6386. 35B p e lag (Chald.), pel-ag'; corresp. to
6385:— divided.
6387. ibjS p*lag (Chald.), peUig'; from 6386; a
half:— dividing.
6388. ibs peleg, peh'-leg; from 6385; a rill (i.e.
small channel of water, as in irriga-
tion):— river, stream.
6389. 353 Peleg, peh'-leg; the same as 6388; earth-
quake; Peleg, a son of Shem:— Peleg.
6390. !"!Jlbs pejaggah, pel-ag-gaw 1 ; from 6385; a
runlet, i.e. gully: — division, river.
6391. nabs p«luggah, pel-oog-gaw' ; from 6385;
a section: — division.
6392. i-wbs p e luggah (Chald.), petroog-gaw';
corresp. to 6391 :— division.
^.^ s pilegesh. See 6370.
6393. STlbs p e ladah, peZ-ato-daw'; from an un-
used root mean, to divide; a cleaver,
Lb, iron armature (of a chariot):— torch.
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6394. Itnbs Plldasb, piLdawsh'; of uncert. der. ;
Pildash, a relative of, Abraham:— Pil-
dash.
6395. tlbs palab, paw-law'; a prim, root; to dis-
tinguish, (lit. or fig.):— put a difference,
show marvellous, separate, set apart, sever, make
wonderfully.
6396. SI 1 ?! Fallow', pal-loo 1 ; from 6395; dis-
tinguished; Pallu, an Isr.:— Fallu,
Fhallu,
6397. "^ibs P e 16wnty, pelo-nee'; patron, from
an unused name (from 6395) mean.
separate; a Pelonite or inhab. of an unknown
Palon:— Pelonite.
6398. H5S palacb, paw-lakh'; a prim, root; to
sZice, i.e. break open or pierce; — bring
forth, cleave, cut, shred, strike through.
6399. fibs p e lacb (Chald.), pel-akh'; corresp. to
6398; to serve or worship:— minister,
; a slice; —
6400;
6405.
6406.
6400. I"I3B pelacn, peh'-lakh; from
piece.
6401. Nfibs PUcba», pil-khaw'; from
slicing; Pilcha, an Isr. :— Pilcha.
6402. 'Jfib© polcban (Chald.), polkhawn'; from
6399; worship: — service,
6403. U3B palaf. paw-lat'; a prim, root; to slip
out, i.e. escape; causat. to deliver:—
calve, carry away safe, deliver, (cause to) escape.
6404. ttbs Pelet, peh'-let; from 6403; escape;
Pelet, the name of two Isr. :— Pelet. See
also 1046.
UbS palef. See 6412.
bbs pallet, pal-late'; from 6403; escape:—
deliverance, escape.
FlBbs prefab. See 6413.
"'ttbS Palfty, pal-tee'; from 6403; delivered;
Palti, the name of two Isr.:— Palti,
Phalti.
6407. "'tabs Palfiy, pal-tee'; patron, from 6406; a
Paltite or desc. of Palti: — Paitite.
6408. "'Ubs Pilfay, pU-tah'ee; for 6407; Piltai,
an Isr.:— Piltai.
6409. bNiabs Paltiy'el, pal-tee-ale'; from the
same as 6404 and 410; deliverance of
God; Paltiel, the name of two Isr. :— Paltiel, Phaltiel.
6410. !"P£ib_B peiafyab, pel-at-yaw'; or
1!"t;t?bs P"lafyahuw, pel-at-yaw '-hoo;
from 6403 and 3050; Jah has deliv-
ered; Pelatjah, the name of four Isr. :— Pelatiah.
N-bs paliy'. See 6383.
6411. ?1 vB P e layah, pel-aw-yaw 1 ; or
STttbs P'la'yah, pel-aw-yaw 1 ; from 6381
' and 3050; Jah has distinguished; Pel-
ajah, the name of three Isr. :— Pelaiah.
6412. Whs paliyt, paw-leet'; or
tJ^bs paleyt, paw-late'; or
libs pale^, paw-late'; from 6403; a refu-
gee: — (that have) escape (-d, -th), fugitive.
6413. ft^Pbjf p e leyjab, pelay-tawf ; or
MUbs p e l6tab, pel-ay-taw'; fem. of 641S;
deliverance; concr. an escaped por-
tion:— deliverance, (that is) escape (-d), remnant.
6414. b^bs paliyl, paw-leel'; from 6419; a magis-
trates—judge.
6415. Flb/be p e liylab, pel-ee-law'; fem. of 6414;
justice:— judgment.
6416. ^bB p e liyliy, pel-ee-lee'; from 6414; judi-
cial:— judge.
6417. tTOTSS p e liyliyab, peUee-lee^yaw' ; fem.
of 6416; judicature:— judgment.
6418. '328 peleb, peh'-lek; from an unused root
mean, to be round; a circuit (i.e. dis-
trict); also a spindle (as whirled); hence a crutch:—
(di-) staff, part.
6419. bbstpalal, paw-lal'; a prim, root; to judge
(officially or mentally); byextens. to in-
tercede, pray:— intreat, judge (-ment), (make) pray
(-er, -tag), make supplication.
6420. bbs Palal, paw-lawl'; from 6419; judge;
Palal, an Isr.:— Palal.
6421. irbbs peialyab, pel-al-yaw'; from 6419
and 3050; Jah has judged; Pelaljah,
an Isr. :— Pelaliah.
6422. "'SiKfes palmfrwniy, paZ-mo-nee'; prob.
for 6423; a certain one, i.e. so-and-
so:— certain.
IDNSbs Piln e 'ecer. See 8407.
. "'ibs p e ldnfy, peUo-nee'; from 6395; sucft a '
one, Le. a specified person. •-
Ibibs pilnecer. See 8407.
-such.
6424. OjB palac, paw-las'; a prim, root; prop, to
roll flat, i.e. prepare (a road); also to
revolve, i.e. weigh (mentally): — make, ponder, weigh.
6425. Obs pelec, peh'-les; from 6424; a balance:—
scales, weight.
"l&bB P e lecer. See 8407.
6426. Vbs palata, pawlats'; a prim, root; prop.
perh. to rend, i.e. (by impl.)to quiver:—
tremble.
6427. niSbS pallatsawth, pal-law-tsooth' ;
from 6426; affright:— tearfulness,
horror, trembling.
6428. IZJbs palash, paw-lash'; a prim, root; to
roll (in dust):— roll (wallow) self.
6429. nuSbs P e le»betb, pel-eh'-sheth; from 6428;
rolling, i.e. migratory; Pelesheth, a
region of Syria:— Palestioa, Palestine, Philistia, Phi-
listines.
6430. "TObe P»llsbtiy, pelish-tee' ; patrial
from 6429; a Pelishtite or inhab. of
Pelesheth:— Philistine.
6431. npS Peletb, peh'-leth; from an unused root
mean, to ./lee; swiftnees; Peleth, the
name of two Isr. :— Peleth,
6432. "Tibs PHStbiy, pel-ay-thee' ; from the
same form as 6433; a courier (collect.)
or official messenger: — Pelethites.
6433. OS pum (Chald.), poom; prob. for 6310; the
mouth (lit. or fig.):— mouth.
6434. ]S pen. pane; from an unused root mean, to
turn,; an angle (of a street or wall):— cor-
ner.
6435
IS
lest:-
pen, pane; from 6437; prop, removal;
used only (in the constr.) adv. as conj.
(lest) (peradventure), that . . . not.
6436. 3|S pannag, pan-nag'; of uncert. der.;
prob. pastry:— Pannag.
6437. tlDB panah, paw-naw'; a prim, root; to
turn; by Imp], to face, i.e. appear, look,
etc. :— appear, at [even-] tide, behold, cast out, come
on, X corner, dawning, empty, go away, lie, look,
mark, pass away, prepare, regard, (have) respect
(to), (re-) turn (aside, away, back, face, self), X right
[early].
r"UB paneb. See 6440.
6438. !"I3B plnnab, pirwtauj'; fem. of 6434; an
angle; by impl. a pinnacle; fig. a chief-
tain:— -bulwark, chief, corner, stay, tower.
6439. bstlSB P e now'Sl, pen-oo-aZe'; or (more
prop.)
5&C3B P e niy»el, pen-ee-ale'; from 6437 and
410; face of God; Penuel or Peniel, a
place E. of Jordan; also (as Penuel) the name of two
Isr.:— Peniel, Penuel.
"'SB pauiy See 6443.
6440. D^B pauiy in, paw-neem'; plur. 0rat
always as sing.) of an unused noun
[USB puueli, paw-neh'; from 6437] ; the face
(as the part that turns); used in a great
variety of applications (lit. and fig.); also (with prep,
pref .) as a prep, (.before, etc.) : — |- accept, a- (be-) fore
(-time), against, anger, X as (long as), at, + battle,
+ because (of), + beseech, countenance, edge, + em-
ploy, endure, -f enquire, face, favour, fear of. for,
forefront (-part), form (-er time, -ward), from, front,
heaviness, X him (-self), + honourable, + impudent,
+ to, it, look [-eth] (-s), X me, + meet, X more than,
mouth, of, off, (of) old (time), x on, open, + out of,
over against, the partial, person, -j- please, presence,
propect, was purposed, by reason, of, + regard, right
forth, + serve, X shewbread, sight, state, straight,
+ street, x thee, X them (-selves), through (+ -out),
till, time (-s) past, (un-) to (-ward), + upon, upside
(+ down), with (-in, + -stand), X ye, X you.
6441. FIB" 1 ?!? p e niymab, pen-ee'-maw; from
6440 with directive enclitic; faceward,
Le. indoors:— (with-) in (-ner part, -ward).
6442. ^EPpB p e niymiy, pen-ee-mee'; from 6440;
interior:— (with-) in (-ner, -ward).
8443. "pSB paniyn, paw-neen'; or
"V3B paniy, paw-nee'; from the same as
6434; prob. apearl (as round):— ruby.
6444. nSSS P e ninnab, pen-in-naw'; prob. fem.
from 6443 contr. ; Fenimnaft, an Israel-
itess:— Peninnah.
6445. pi? panaq, paw-nak 1 ; a prim, root; to
enervate:— bring up.
6446. DB pac, pas; from 6461; prop, the palm (of
the hand) or sole (of the foot) [eomp. 6447];
by impl. (plur.) a long and sleeved tunic (perh. simply
a wide one; from the orig. sense of the root, i.e. of
many breadths):— (divers) colours.
6447. OB pac (Chald.), pas; from a root corresp.
to 6461 ; the palm (of the hand, as being
spread out):— part.
6448. XQB pacag, paw-sag'; a prim, root; to cut
up, i.e. (fig.) contemplate:— consider.
6449. InapB Plcgab, pis-gaui'; from 6448; a cZe/S;
Pisgah, a mt. E. of Jordan:— Pisgah.
6450. D' , 'Jjn OS Pac Dammiym, pas dam-
meem'; from 6446 and the plur. of
1818; palm (i.e. dell) of bloodshed; Pas-Dammim, a
place in Pal.:— Pas-dammim. Comp. 658.
6451. flSB plccab, pis-sau/; from 6461; expan-
sion, i,e. abundance: — handful.
6452. TIDE pacacb, paw-sakh'; a prim, root; to
hop, i.e. (fig.) skip over (or spare) ; by
impl. to hesitate; also (lit.) to limp, to dance;— halt,
become lame, leap, pass over.
6453. TIDE pecacb, peh'-sakh; from 6452; apre-
termission, i.e. exemption; used only
tech. of the Jewish Passover (the festival or the
victim):— passover (ottering).
6454. riDB Pac^acb, pawsay'-akh; from 6452;
limping; Paseach, the name of two
Isr. :— Paseah, Phaseah.
6455. nSS plcceacb, pis-say'-akh; from 6452;
lame:— lame.
6456. b^DB p e ciyl, pes-eel'; from 6458; an idol:—
carved (graven) image, quarry.
6457. "sTDB Pacak, paw-sak'; from an unused
root mean, to divide; divider; Pasak,
an Isr. :— Pasach.
6458. bpB pacal, paw-sal'; a prim, root; to
carve, whether wood or stone:— grave,
hew.
6459. bDD pecel, peh'-sel; from 6458; an idol:—
carved (graven) image.
6460. VlpSpB p e canteriyn (Chald.), pes-an-
faj-reen'; or
'p'TPflDS p e cant6rlyja, pes-an-tay-reen' ; a
transliteration of the Qr. ^oAttjpioi'
psalterion; a lyre:— psaltery.
6461. DOB pacac, paw-sas 1 ; a prim, root; prob.
to disperse, i.e. (tatrans.) disappear:—
6462. HBpB Plcpab, pis-paw 1 ; perh. from 6461;
dispersion; Pispdh, an Isr. :— Fispah.
6463. H^B pa'ah, paw-au/; a prim, root; to
scream:— cry.
6464. 15>B Pa«uw, pawoo'; «
^B Pa'iy, paw-ee'; from 6468; screaming;
Pail or Fat, a place in Edom:— Pal, Pau
96
Pehore
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
6405. 1&B P e «dwr, peh-ore'; from 6478; a gap;
Peor, a mountain E. of Jordan; also
(tor 1187) a deity worshipped there:— Peor. See also
1047.
"9B Pa'fy. See 6464.
6466. b?B pa'al, paw-aV; a prim, root; to do or
make (systematically and habitually),
espec. to practise:— commit, [evil-] do (-er), make (-r),
ordain, work (-er), wrought.
6467. b?B p6«al, po'-al; from 6466; an act or work
(Conor.):— act, deed, do, getting, maker,
work.
6468. rts5>B pe'nllab, peA-ooMaw'; fern. pass.
part, of 6466; (abstr.) work:— labour,
reward, wages, work.
6469. "*Ty)>95 peulltbay, peh-ool-leh-thah'ee;
from 6468; laborious; Peiillethai, an
Isr.:— Peulthai.
6470. D?B pa'sni, paw-am'; a prim, root; to tap,
i.e. beat regularly; hence (gen.) to tmpeJ
or agitate:— move, trouble.
6471. ft?S pa'am, pah'-am; or (fern.)
!TO3*B pa'amah, pah-am-aw'; from 6470;
a stroke, lit. or fig. (in various applica-
tions, as follow):— anvil, corner, foot (-step), going,
[hundred-] fold, X now, (this) + once, order, rank,
step, + thrice, ([often-], second, this, two) time (-s),
twice, wheel.
6472. ")fa?B. pa'&mdn, pah-am-one'; from 6471;
a bell (as strucfc):— bell.
6473. *I§B pa'ar, paw-ar"; a prim, root; to yawn,
i.e. open wide (lit. or fig.):— gape, open
(wide).
6474. " |I 3?B Pa«ftray, pah-ar-ah'ee; from 6473;
yawning; Paarai, an Isr. : — Paarai.
6475. TV3ZB patsab, paw-tsaw 1 ; a prim, root; to
rend, i.e. open (espec. the mouth):— de-
liver, gape, open, rid, utter.
6476. tlltS patsacb, paw-tsakh'; a prim, root;
to break out (In joyful sound):— break
(forth, forth into joy), make a loud noise.
6477. fl^StS p'tsfyrab, pets-ee-raw'; from 6484;
bluntness: — |-Sfue.
6478. bSB patsal, paw-tsaV; a prim, root; to
peel:— pill.
6479. itbSB p e tsalab, pets-aw-taw'; from 6478;
a peeling:— stroke.
6480. DJtS pataam, paw-tsam'; a prim, root; to
rend (by earthquake):— break.
6481. 5>5£S pat»a«, paw-tsah'; a prim, root; to
split, i.e. wound:— wound.
6483. 3>£B petsa«, peh'-tsah; from 6481; a
wound;— wound (-ing).
yi£S Patsteta. See 1048.
6483. VISE PitstsSts, pits-tsates' ; from an un-
used root mean, to dissever; dispersive;
Pitstsets, a priest:— Apses [includ, the art.].
6484. *lSf patsar, paui-fsar'; a prim, root; to
peck at, i.e. (fig.) stun or dull:— press.
urge, stubbornness.
6485. "1JJS paqad, paw-kad'; a prim, root; to
visit (with friendly or hostile intent) ; by
onaL to oversee, muster, charge, care for, miss, de-
posit, etc.:— appoint, x at all, avenge, bestow,
(appoint to have the, give a) charge, commit, count,
deliver to keep, be empty, enjoin, go see, hurt, do
judgment, lack, lay up look, make. X by any means,
miss, number, officer, (make) overseer, have (the)
oversight, punish, reckon, (can to) remember
(-brance), set (over), sum, x surely, visit, want
* l l? 3 plqqftd. See 6400.
6486. fngE p e qnddab, pek-ood-daW; fern.
pass. part, of 6486 ; visitation (in many
senses, chiefly official):— account, (that have the)
charge, custody, that which . . . laid up, numbers,
office (-r), ordering, oversight, 4- prison, reckoning,
visitation.
6487. "pf/l? plqqaddwn, pik-kaw-done>; from
6486; a deposit:— that which was de-
livered (to keep), store.
6488. rfips p'qidiitb, pek-ee-dooth'; from 6496;
supervision:— ward.
6489. 11)5S P e qdwd, pefc-ode',' from 6485; punish-
ment; Pekod, a symbol, name for
Bab.:— Pekod.
6490. "lip? plqquwd, pik-kood'; OF
"IpB plqqnd, pik-kood'; from 6485; prop.
appointed, ie. a mandate (of God; plur.
only, collect for the Law):— commandment, precept,
statute.
6491. tips paqacb, paw-kakh'; a prim, root; to
open (the senses, espec. the eyes); flg.
to be observant: — open.
6492. Tips Peqacb, peh'-kakh; from 6491; watch;
Pekach, an Isr. king:— Pekah.
6493. Ilp.f piqq£ach, pik-kay'-akh; from 6491;
clear-sighted; flg. intelligent:— seeing,
wise.
6494. STflpB P e qachyah, pek-akh-yaw 1 ; from
6491 and 3050; Jah has observed; Pek-
achjah, an Isr. king:— Pekahiah.
6495. ttipTlpB p e qacb-q6\racb, pefc-ofcn-fto'-
akh; from 6491 redoubled; opening
(of a dungeon), i.e. jail-delivery (flg. salvation from
sin):— opening of the prison.
i. T^B paqtyd, paw-keed'; from 6485; a
superintendent (civil, military or relig-
iouB):— which had the charge, governor, office, over-
seer, [that] was set
6497. 3>pB peqae, peh'-kah; from an unused root
mean, to burst; only used as an architect,
term of an ornament similar to 6498, a semi-globe:—
knop.
6498. liypB paqqu'ab, pak-koo-aw'; from the
same as 6497; the wild cucumber (from
splitting open to shed its seeds):— gourd.
6499. "IB par, par; or
IB par, paujr; from 6565; a bullock (appar.
as breaking forth in wild strength, or
pern, as dividing the hoof):— (+ young) bull (-ock),
calf, ox.
6500. NTS para.', paw-raw'; a prim, root; to bear
fruit:— be fruitful.
6501. NTB pere', peh'-reh; or
JV}B pereb (Jer. 2 : 24), peh'-reh; from 6500
in the secondary sense of running wild;
the onager:— wild (ass).
rWlB pora'b. See 6288.
6502. dSHE Ptr'am, pir-aurm'; from 6501;
wildly; Piram, a Canaanite:— Piram.
6503. "Gl^B Par bar, par-bawr'; or
"ITIB Parvar, par^vawr'; of for or.; Par-
bar or Parvar, a quarter of Jerus.:—
Parbar, suburb.
6504. "JIB parad, paw-rod'; a prim, root; to
break through, i.e. spread or separate
(oneself):— disperse, divide, be out of joint, part,
scatter (abroad), separate (self), sever self, stretch,
sunder.
6505. TIB pered, peft'-red; from 6504; a mule
(perh. from his lonely habits):— mule.
6506. fWB plrdab, pir-daw 1 ; fern, of 6505; a
she-mule:— mule.
6507. iVHB p e rudab, per-oo-daw'; tern. pass,
part, of 6504; something separated, i.e.
a kernel;— seed.
6508. 0T1B pardec, par-dace'; of for. or.; a
park:— forest, orchard.
6509. !T"IB parab, paw-raw'; a prim, root; to
bear fruit (lit. or flg.):— bear, bring
forth (fruit), (be, cause to be, make) fruitful, grow,
increase.
6510. !T1B parab, pawraW; fern, of 6499; a
heifer: — cow, heifer, kine.
6511. !T"lB Parab, paw-raw'; the same as 6510;
Parah, a place in Pal.:— Parah.
STlB pereb. See 6501.
6512. FTJB perab, pay-raw'; from 6381; a hole
(as brolen, Lo. dug):— + mole. Comp.
6513. !"HB Pftrafa, poo-mow ; for 6888; foliage;
Purah, an Isr. :— Phurah.
6514 8TI1B pojruwda', per-oo-daw; or
NT^JB P e riyda>, per-ee-daw'; from 6504;
dispersion; Peruda or .Perida, one of
" Solomon's servants":— Perida, Peruda.
"•TIIS" perowziy. See 6521.
6515. 01*1B ParAwacb, paut-roo'-akh; pass.
part, of 6524; blossomed; Paruach, an
Isr.:— Paruah.
6516. B?Y1B Parvaylm, par^cah'-yim; of for.
or.; Parvajim, an Oriental region:—
Parvalm.
6517. "WIS paruwr. paw-roor 1 ; pass, part of
6565 in the sense of spreading out
[comp. 6524] ; a skillet (as flat or deep):— pan, pot
TV~JS Parvar. See 6508.
6518. TIB paraz, pawrawz'; from an unused
root mean, to separate, i.e. decide; a
chieftain:— village.
6519. 71JTB p e rfizab, per-aw-zaw'; from the
same as 6518; an open country: — (un-
walled) town (without walls), unwatted village.
6520. "pT^IB p e raz6wn, per-aw-sone' ; from the
same as 6518; magistracy, i.e. leader-
ship (also concr. chieftains):— village.
6521. "'T'lB p e raziy, per-aw-zee'; or
" I T'V"1B° p e rdwziy, per-o-zee'; from 6519; a
rustic— village.
6522. V'TB perfzziy, per-fa-see', 1 for 6521; inhab.
of the open country; a Perizzite, one
of the Canaanitish tribes:— Perizzite.
6523. b.HB parzel (Chald.), par-zel'; corresp. to
1270; iron;— iron.
6524. fHB paracb, paw-rakh'; a prim, root; to
break forth as a bud, i.e. bloom; gen.
to spread; spec, to fly (as extending the wings); flg. to
flourish;— X abroad, x abundantly, blossom, break
forth (out), bud, flourish, make fly, grow, spread,
spring (up).
6525. tTlB peracb, peh'-rakh; from 6524; a calyx
(nat. or artif.); gen. bloom:— blossom,
bud, flower.
6526. tttTHB plrcbacb, pir-khakh'; from 6524;
progeny, i.e, a brood:— youth.
6527. U^B paraf, poui-rat'; a prim, root; to
scatter words, i.e. prate (or hum):—
chant
6528. CTS peref, pefc'-ret; from 6527; a stray or
single berry:— grape.
6529. "*"7B p*rty, per-ee'; from 6509; fruit (lit. or
flg.):-bough, ([first-]) fruit ([-ful]),l re-
ward.
NT^B P«riyda». See 6514.
fi^B Puriym. See 6332.
6530. 'p'lB p e rlyt», per-eets'; from 6555; trfotent,
i.e. a tyrant:— destroyer, ravenous,
robber.
6531. ^pB pereb, peh'-rek; from an unused root
mean, to break apart; fracture, ie.
severity:— cruelty, rigour.
6532. fO'lS poreketb, po-reh'-keth; tern, act
part, of the same as 6581; a seporotri*,
Le. (the sacred) screen: — vail.
6533. DIB param, pavyram'; a prim, root; to
tear:— rend.
6534. NFlffiH"!! Parmasbta', par*nash-tau>';
of Pers. or. ; Parmashta, a son of
Haman:— Parmasta.
6535. Tjl^B Parnak, par-nofc'; of uncert. der.;
Parnak, an Isr. :— Parnach.
• fc>"3B parac, paw-rasf; a prim, root; to break
in pieces, i.e. (usually without violence)
to split, distribute:— deal, divide, have hoofs, part,
tear.
6537. 0*^1 p«rac (Chald.), per-os'; corresp. to
6536; to split up:— divide, [U-] pharsin.
1. 0TB pere9, peft'-res; from 6586; a etaw;
also a kind of eagle:— claw, ossifrage.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Pehore
Pethahyooth
97
D"5B Parac, paw-ras'; of for. or.; Paras
(i.e. Persia), an Eastern country, includ-
ing Its inhab. :— Persia, Persians.
6540. ClB Parac (Chald.), paw-ras'; corresp. to
6539:— Persia, Persians.
6541. !"I0"1S pariah, par-saw'; fem. of 6538; a
claw or split hoof: — claw, [cloven-]
footed, hoof.
6543. , 0'1S Parciy, par-see'; patrial from 6539;
a Parsite (i.e. Persian), or inhab. of
Peres:— Persian.
6543. "'O'lB Parciy (Cbald.), par-see'; corresp. to
6542:— Persian.
6544. U^S para', paw-rah'; a prim, root; to
loosen; by impl. to expose, dismiss; flg.
absolve, begin:— avenge, avoid, bare, go back, let,
(make) naked, set at nought, perish, refuse, uncover.
6545. 3>1S pera«, peh'-rah; from 6544; the hair (as
dishevelled) :— locks.
6546. tt?*}B par 'ah, par-aw'; fem. of 6545 (in the
sense of beginning); leadership (plur.
concr. leaders): — |- avenging, revenge.
6547. FlSHS Par'dh, par-o'; of Eg. der.; Paroh,
a gen. title of Eg. kings:— Pharaoh.
6548. y^pri ln'3>"lS Par'oh Chophrat, par-o'
khof-rah'; of Eg. der.; Paroh-
Chophra, an Eg. k 1- ng:— Pharaoh-hopbra.
6549. Sib? rfP|B Par«6h N e koh, par-o' nek-o';
or
*03 W"!S Par«6h N e k6w, par-o' nek-o';
of Eg. der. ; Paroh-Nekoh (or -Ae-
fco), an Eg. king:— Pharaoh-necho, Pharaoh-nechoh.
6550. 125'yiB par'osh, par-oshe'; prob. from 6544
and 6211; a flea (as the isolated
insect): — flea.
6551. U$yi§ Par'dsh, par-oshe'; the same as
6550; Parosh, the name of four Isr.:—
Parosh, Pharosh.
6552. 'prists Pir'athown, pir-aw-thone' ;
from 6546; chieftaincy; Pirathon, a
place in Pal.:— Pirathon.
6553. "'innS'lB Plr'atbownty, pir-aw-tho-nee' ;
or
^nS'HB Plr'atliomiy, pir-aw-tho-nee';
patrial from 6552; a Pirathonite or
Inhab. of Pirathon:— Pirathonite.
6554. *1B"1B Parpar, par-par'; prob. from 6565 in
the sense of rushing; rapid; Parpar, a
river of Syria:— Pharpar.
6555. V^IB parats, paw-rats'; a prim, root; to
oreafc out (in many applications, direct
and indirect, lit. and fig.):— X abroad, (make a) breach,
break (away, down, -er, forth, in, up), burst out
come (spread) abroad, compel, disperse, grow, in-
crease, open, press, scatter, urge.
6556. V"1S perets, peh'-rets; from 6555; a break
(lit. or fig.):— breach, breaking forth
(in), X forth, gap.
6557. VIS Perets, peh'-rets; the same as 6556;
Perets, the name of two Isr.:— Perez,
Pharez.
3558. ''S'lB Partsiy, par-tsee'; patron, from
6557; a Partsite (collect.) or desc. of
Perets:— Pharzites.
G559. Q , i y 1S p e ra,tsiym, per-aw-tseem' ; plur. of
6556; breaks; Peratsim, a mountain
in Pal.:— Perazim.
6560. NTS yiS Perets <Czza>, peh'-rets ooz-
zaw'; from 6556 and 5798; break of
Vzza; Perets-Uzza, a place in Pal.:— Perez-uzza.
6561. p^B paraq, paw-rale'; a prim, root; to
break off or craunch; fig. to deliver:—
break (off), deliver, redeem, rend (in pieces), tear in
pieces.
6562. p^S p e raq (Chald.), per-ak'; corresp. to
6561 ; to discontinue:— break off.
6563. p^B pereq, peh'-rek; from 6561 ; rapine; also
a. fork (in roads):— crossway, robbery.
6564. p*IB° paraq, paw-rawk'; from 6561; soup
(as full of crumbed meat):— broth. See
also 4832.
6565. lm TB parar, paw-rar'; a prim, root; to
break up (usually fig., i.e. to violate,
frustrate):— x any ways, break (asunder), cast oft,
cause to cease, X clean, defeat, disannul, disappoint,
dissolve, divide, make of none effect, fail, frustrate,
bring (come) to nought, X utterly, make void.
6566. 115*© paras, paw-ras'; a prim, root; to
break apart, disperse, etc. : — break, chop
in pieces, lay open, scatter, spread (abroad, forth,
selves, out), stretch (forth, out).
6567. 125*1B parash, paw-rash'; a prim, root; to
separate, lit. (to disperse) or fig. (to
specify); also (by impl.) to wound:— scatter, declare,
distinctly, shew, sting.
6568. 115*13 p e rash (Chald.), per-ash'; corresp. to
6567; to spec ify:— distinctly.
6569. 125*lS peresh, peh'-resh; from 6567; excre-
ment (as eliminated):— dung.
6570. lli'HS Peresh, peh'-resh; the same as 6569;
Peresh, an Isr. :— Peresh.
6571. 125*13 parasb, paw-rawsh'; from 6567; a
steed (as stretched out to a vehicle, not
single nor for mounting [comp. 5483];; also (by impl.)
a driver (in a chariot), i.e. (collect.) cavalry:— horse-
man.
6572. "]312)*13 parshegen, par-sheh'-ghen; or
*|3ipns pathshegen, path-sheh'-gen; of
for. or. ; a transcript: — copy.
6573. f|tt5lg parshegen (Chald.), par-sheh'-
ghen; corresp. to 6572:— copy.
6574. "pip*13 parsh e don, par-shed-one'; perh.
by compounding 6567 and 6504 (in the
sense of straddling) [comp. 6576]; the crotch (or
anus): — dirt.
6575. *TO*1S parashah, paw-raw-shaw' ; from
6567; exposition:— declaration, sum.
6576. T1Z5*1B parshez, par-shaze'; a root appar.
formed by compounding 6567 and that
of 6518 [comp. 6574]; to expand:— spread.
6577. NmpTlJ'nB Parshandatha>, par-shan-
daw-thaw' ; of Pers. or.; Parshan-
datha, a son of Hainan:— Parshandatha.
6578. D*1B P e ratb, per-awth'; from an unused
root mean, to break forth; rushing;
Perath (i.e. Euphrates), a river of the East:— Eu-
phrates.
I")*1B porath. See 6509.
6579. *JFI*1B partam, par-tam'; of Pers. or.; a
grandee: — (most) noble, prince.
6580. 1252 pasb, pash; prob. from an unused root
mean, to disintegrate; stupidity (as a
result of grossness or of degeneracy): — extremity.
6581. fTttSS pasah, paw-saw'; a prim, root; to
spread:— spread.
6582. tll23S pashach, paw-shakh'; a prim, root;
to tear in pieces:— pull in pieces.
6583. limps Pashehiiwr, pash-khoor'; prob.
from 6582; liberation; Pashchur, the
name of four Isr.:— Pashur.
6584. C3125B pashat, paw-shat'; a prim, root; to
spread out (i.e. deploy in hostile array);
by anal, to strip (i.e. unclothe, plunder, flay, etc.):—
fall upon, flay, invade, make an invasion, pull off,
put off, make a road, run upon, rush, set, spoil,
spread selves (abroad), strip (off, self).
6585. 3>125B pasa«, paw-sah'; a prim, root; to
stride (from spreading the legs), i.e.
rush upon:— go.
6586. S125B pasha*, paw-shah'; a prim, root
[rather ident. with 6585 through the idea
of expansion] ; to break away (from Just authority),
i.e. trespass, apostatize, quarrel;— offend, rebel, re-
volt, transgress (-ion, -or).
6587. 3>i25E pesa', peh'-sah; from 6585; a stride:—
step.
6588. yi25B peshat, peh'-shah; from 6586; a revolt
(national, moral or religious):— rebellion,
sin, transgression, trespass.
6589. pl25B pasaq, paw-sak'; a prim, root; to
dispart (the feet or lips), f.e. become
licentious: — open (wide).
6590. TIBS p e shar (Chald.), pesh-ar 1 ; corresp. to
6622; to interpret: — make [interpreta-
tions!, interpreting.
6591. "11BB p«shar (Chald.), pesh-ar 1 ; from 6590;
an interpretation;— interpretation.
6592. *1125B pesher, pay'-sher; corresp. to 6591:—
interpretation.
6593. tiriips plshteh, pish-teh'; from the same
as 6580 as in the sense of comminuting;
linen (i.e. the thread, as carded):— flax, linen.
6594. nni25S plshtah, pish-taw 1 ; fem. of 6593;
flax; by impl. a wick:— flax, tow.
6595. ns path, path; from 6626; a bit;— meat,
morsel, piece.
6596. re pdth, pohth; or
UnB pothah (Ezek. 13 : 19), po-thaw 1 ;
from an unused root mean, to open; a
hole, i.e. hinge or the female pudenda:— hinge, secret
part.
*«riB p«tha>iy. See 6612.
6597. D16<nB plth'owm, pith-ome 1 ; or
fibSriB plth'om, pith-ome'; from 6621; in-
stantly:— straightway, sudden (4y).
6598. 5HriB pa tilling pathbag'; of Pers. or.; a
dainty:— portion (provision) of meat.
6599. DSriB plthgam, pith-gawm'; of Pers. or.;
a (judicial) sentence: — decree, sentence.
6600. tHriB plthgam (Chald.), pith-gawm'; cor-
resp. to 6599; a word, answer, letter or
decree. - — answer, letter, matter, word.
6601. Tins pathah, paw-thaw'; a prim, root; to
open, i.e. be (causat. make) roomy;
usually fig. (in a mental or moral sense) to be (causat.
make) simple or (in a sinister way) delude:— allure,
deceive, enlarge, entice, flatter, persuade, silly (one).
6602. bNiriB P e tb«w»el, peth-oo-ale' ; from 6601
and 410; enlarged of God; Pethuel,
an Isr.:— Pethuel.
6603. niFlB plttuwach, pit-too'-akh; or
riFlB plttuach, pit-too'-akh; pass,
part, of 6605; sculpture (In low or high
relief or even intaglio): — carved (work) (are, en-)
grave (-ing, -n).
6604. "flDB P e thdwr, peth-ore'; of for. or.;
Pethor, a place in Mesopotamia: —
Pethor.
6605. tins pathach, paw-thakh'; a prim, root;
to open wide (lit. or flg.); spec, to Joosen,
begin, plough, carve: — appear, break forth, draw
(out), let go free, (en-) grave (-n), loose (self), (be, be
set) open (-ing), put off, ungird, unstop, have vent.
6606. HOB p e thach (Chald.), peth-akh'; corresp
to 6605; to open:— open.
6607. tins pethach, peh'-thakh; from 6605; an
opening (lit.), i.e. door {gate) or entrance
way:— door, entering (in), entrance (-ry), gate, open-
ing, place.
6608. nnp pethach, pay'-thakh; from 6605;
opening (flg.) i.e. disclosure: — entrance.
IT© pathuach. See 6603.
6609. SltiriB pHhtkhah, peth-ee-khaw' ; from
6605; something opened, i.e. a drawn
sword:— drawn sword.
6610. "pnrffi pithchown, pith-khone'; from
6605; opening (the act): — open (-ing).
6611. FPtinS P°thachyah, peth-akh-yaw' ;
from 6605 and 3050; Jah has opened;
Pethachjah, the name of four Isr. :— Pethakiah,
6612. TIB p«thiy, peth^e'; or
TIB pethiy, peh'-thee; or
"■SriB p e tha'iy, peth-aw-ee'; from 6601;
silly (i.e. seducible):— foolish, simple
(-icity, one).
6613. Tffi pgthay (Chald.), peth-ah'ee; from a
root corresp. to 6601 ; open, i.e. (as noun)
width:— breadth.
6614. bVTIB p e thiygiyl, peth-eeg-eel'; of un.
cert. der. ; prob. a figured mantle for
holidays:— stomacher.
6615. niTJB p e thayuwth, pefli-oft^rooffc';
from ,.6612; silliness (I.e. seducibil.
ity):— simple.
98
Pawtheel
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
6616. ^riS patbiyl, paw-theel'; from 6617;
twine:— bound, bracelet, lace, line, rib-
band, thread, wire.
6617. ?0f patbal, paw-thai'; a prim, root; to
twine, i.e. (lit.) to struggle or (fig.) be
(morally) tortuous:— (shew self) froward, shew self
unsavoury, wrestle.
6618. ^Flbr© petbaltol, peth-al-tole'; from 6617;
tortuous (i.e. crafty):— crooked.
6619. Or© Pithom, pee-thome 1 ; of Eg. der.;
Pithom, a place in Eg. :— Pithom.
6620. "]TB pet hen, peh'-then; from an unused
root mean, to twist; an asp (from its
contortions):— adder.
6621. 3T© petha', peh'-thah; from an unused
root mean, to open (the eyes); a wink,
i.e. moment [comp. 6597] (used only [with or without
prep.] adv. quickly or unexpectedly):— at an instant
suddenly, x very.
6622. "IPS pathar, paw-thar 1 ; a prim, root; to
open up, i.e. (fig.) interpret (a dream):—
Interpret (-ation, -er).
6628. "p*nnE pi thrown, pith-rone'; or
f"IPB plthrdn, pith-rone 1 ; from 6622; in-
terpretation (of a dream):— interpreta-
tion.
6624. ftilnB Path r 6 wo. path-roce'; of Eg. der.;
Pathros, a part of Eg.: — Pathros.
6625. ''p'iriS Patbrnciy, path-roo-see' ; patrial
from 6624; a Pathrusite, or inhab. of
Pathros:— Pathrushn.
■jyBns pathshegen. See 6572.
6, rins path at h, paw-thath'; a prim, root;
to open, i.e. break;— part.
SINS tsa'ah, tsaw-aw'; from 3318; issue,
i.e. (human) excrement;— that (which)
cometh from (out).
!l£S tso'ah. See 6675.
"pNS° ts"owu. See 6629.
6628. bitS tse'el, tseh'-el; from an unused root
mean, to be slender; the lotus tree:—
shady tree.
6629. "|NS tso'n, isone; or
■]iNS ts«>6wn (Psa. 144 : 13), tseh-one';
from an unused root mean, to migrate;
a collect, name for a flock (of sheep or goats); also
flg. (of men):— (small) cattle, flock (4- -s), lamb (+ -s),
sheep ([-cote, -fold, -shearer, -herds]).
6630. ]2NS Taa'anan, tsah-an-awn 1 ; from the
same as 6629 used denom. ; sheep past-
ure; Zaanan, a place in Pal.:— Zaanan.
6631. RSMS tse'etsa', tseh-ets-aw- ; from 3318;
issue, i.e. produce, children:— that
which cometh forth (out), offspring.
6632. 3S tsab, tsawb; from an unused root mean.
to establish; a palanquin or canopy (as a
fixture); also a species of lizard (prob. as clinging
fast):— covered, litter, tortoise.
6633. N3S Watia'. tsaw-baw 1 ; a prim, root; to
mass (an army or servants):— assemble,
fight, perform, muster, wait upon, war.
6634. SOS ts e ba' (Ohald.), tseb-aW; corresp. to
6633 in the flg. sense of summoning one's
wishes; to please:— will, would.
6635. N3S tsaba', tsaw-baw',' or (fern.)
SHNSS ts e ba'ah, tseb-aw-aw'; from 6683;
a mass of persons (or flg. things),
espec. reg. organized for war (an army); by impl. a
campaign, lit. or flg (spec, hardship, worship):— ap-
pointed time, (+) army, (+) battle, company, host,
service, soldiers, waiting upon, war (-fare).
6636. ttTpS Ts e bd'tym, tseb-o-eem': or (more
correctly)
fi^SS Ts e biyiym, fseb-ee-jeenv'j or
B*2S° Ts e biyim, tseft-ee-jreem'; plur. of
6643; gazelles; Tsebotm or Tsebijim, a
place In Pal.:— Zeboiim, Zeboim.
6637. tlSSJt Tsobebah, tso-bay-baw' ; fern. act.
part of the same as 6632 ; the canopier
(with the art.); Tsobebah, an Israelitess:— Zobebah.
6638. tins tsabah, tsaw-baw'; a prim, root; to
amass, i.e. grow turgid; spec, to array
an army against:— fight, swell.
6639. S-nS .tsabeb, tsaw-beh'; from 6638; tur-
gid:— swell.
71S22 Tsobab. See 667S.
6640. "OS ts e frnw (Chald.), tseb-oo'; from 6634;
prop, will; concr. an affair (as a matter
of determination) :— purpose.
6641. ?*GS tsahftwa', tsaw-boo'-ah; pass. part.
of the same as 664S; dyed (in stripes),
i.e. the hyena:— speckled.
6642. tUS tsabaf, tsaw-bat'; a prim, root; to
grasp, i.e. hand out:— reach.
6643. "OS ts e biy, tseb-ee'; from 6638 in the sense
of prominence; splendor (as conspicu-
ous); also a gazelle (as beautiful) -.—beautiful (-ty),
glorious (-ry), goodly, pleasant, roe (-buck).
6644. K£lS Tstbya', tsib-yaW; for 6645; Tsibja,
an Isr. :— Zibia.
6645. !"P3S Tsibyah, tsib-yaw'; for 6646; Tsib-
jah, an Israelitess: — Zibiah.
6646. f"F3S ts e biyah, tseb-ee-yaw' ; fem. of 6643;
a/emaie gazelle: — roe.
O^SS (or b*$2t) Tsebiyiym. See 6636.
tP3S° Ts e bayim. See 6380.
6647. *3S ts e ba< (Chald.), tseb-ah'; a root cor-
resp. to that of 6648; to dip:— wet.
6648. 3>3S tseba', tseh'-bah; from an unused root
mean, to dip (into coloring fluid); a
dye:— divers, colours.
6649. "pJOS Tsib'own, tsib-one'; from the
same as 6648; variegated; Tsibon, an
Idumeean:— Zibeon.
6650. D^SaS Ts e b6<iym, tseb-o-eem'; plur. of
6641; hyenas; Tseboim, a place in
Pal.:— Zeboim.
6651. 13S tsabar, tsaw-bar'; a prim, root; to
aggregate:— gather (together), heap
(up), lay up.
6652. 13S tsibbnr, tsib-boor>; from 6551; a
pile:— heap.
6653. n3S tsebeth, tseh'-beth; from an unused
root appar. mean, to grip; a lock of
stalks:— handful.
6654. IS tsad, tsad; contr. from an unused root
mean, to sidle oft; a side; flg. an adver-
sary:— (be-) side.
6655. IS tsad (Chald.), tsad; corresp. to 6654;
used adv. (with prep.) at or upon the side
of:— against, concerning.
6656. SIS ts*da' (Cbald.), tsed-aw'; from an un-
used root corresp. to 6658 in the sense
of intentness; a (sinister) design.:— true.
6657. US Ts e dad, tsed-awd'; from the same as
6654; a siding; Tsedad, a place near
Pal. :— Zedad.
6658. !11S tsadah, tsaw-dau/; a prim, root; to
chase; by impl. to desolate:— destroy,
hunt, lie in wait.
711S tsedah. See 6720.
6659. p'llS Tsaddwq, tsaw-doke'; from 6663;
just; Tsadok, the name of eight or nine
Isr.:— Zadok.
6660. !T1S ts e diyab, tsed-ee-yaW; from 6658;
design [comp. 6656]:— lying in wait.
6661. fil'nS Tslddiym, tsid-deem'; plur. of 6654;
sides; Tsiddim (with the art.), a place
in Pal. :— Ziddim.
6662. p^lS tsaddiyq, tsad-deek': from 6663;
' just:— just, lawful, righteous (man).
Yjljjjo Ts | dom J y . gee 6722.
6663. plS tsadaq, tsaw-ddk 1 ; a prim, root; to
be (causat. make) right (in a moral or
forensic sense) :— cleanse, clear self, (be, do) just
(-ice, -Ify, -ify self), (be, turn to) righteous (-ness).
6664. plS tsedeq, tseh'-dek; from 6663; the right
(nat., mor. or legal) ; also (abstr.) equity
or (flg.) prosperity:— x even, (x that which is alto-
gether) just (-ice), ([un-]) right (-eous) (cause, -ry,
-ness).
6665. tl^lS tsidqab (Chald.), tsid-kaw"; cor-
resp. to 6666; beneficence:— rigbteous-
SlplS ts e daqah, tsed-aw-kaw' ; from 6663;
tightness (abstr.), subj. (rectitude),
obj. (justice), mor. (virtue) or flg. (prosperity):—
justice, moderately, right (-eous) (act, -ly, -ness).
6667. iTplS Tsldqiy&h, tsid-kee-yaw' ; or
17"PplS Tsidqiyahiiw, tsid-kee-yaw'-
hoo; from 6664 and 3050; right of
Jah; Tsidkijah, the name of six Isr.:— Zedekiah, Zid-
kijah.
I. 3S1S tsabab, tsaw-hab'; a prim, root; to
glitter, i.e. be golden in color:— X fine.
3bS tsahob, tsaw-obe'; from 6668; golden
in color:— yellow.
6670. 5!lS tsahal, tsaw-haV; a prim, root; to
gleam, i.e. (flg.) be cheerful; by transf.
to sound clear (of various animal or human expres-
sions) :— bellow, cry aloud (out), lift up, neigh, re-
joice, make to shine, shout.
6671. "ItlS tsabar, tsaw-har'; a prim, root; to
glisten; used only as denom. from 3323,
to press out oil:— make oil.
6672. 15S tsohar, tso'-har; from 6671; a light
(i.e. window); dual double light, i.e.
noon:— midday, noon (-day, -tide), window.
6673. IS tsav, fsav; or
")S tsav, tsawv; from 6680; an injunction:—
commandment, precept.
6674. NiS tsdw', tso; or
NS tso', tso; from an unused root mean, to
issue; soiled (as if excrementitious):—
filthy.
6675. JlNiS tsow'ah, tso-aw'; or
TINS tso'ah, tso-aw 1 ; fem. of 6674; excre-
ment; gen. dirt; flg. pollution:— dung,
filth (-iness). Marg. for 2716.
6676. *WS tsawa'r (Cbald.), tsav-var 1 ; cor-
resp. to 6677: — neck.
6677. 1N1S tsawa'r, tsav-vawr 1 ; or
IIS tsavvar (Neh. 8 : 5), tsav-vawr 1 ; or
")11¥ tsawaron (Cant. 4 : 9), tsaiyoaw-
rone'; or (fem.)
tTlNIS tsaw&'rab (Mic. 2 : 3), tsav-vaw-
raw'; intens. from 6696 in the sense
of binding; the back of the neck (as that on which
burdens are bound) :— neck.
6678. SOiS Tsowba', tso-bavy; or
H31S Tsowbah, tso-baw'; or
•13S Tsobab, tso-baw'; from an unused
root mean, to station; a station; Zoba
or Zobah, a region of Syria:— Zoba, Zobah.
6679. IIS tsuwd, tsood; a prim, root; to lie
alongside (i.e. in wait) ; by impl. to catch
an animal (flg. men); (denom. from. 6718) to victual
(for a journey):— chase, hunt, sore, take (provision).
6680. HIS tsavab, tsaw-vaw'; a prim, root; (in-
tens.) to constitute, enjoin: — appoint,
(for-) bid, (give a) charge, (give a, give in, send with)
command (-er, -ment), send a messenger, put, (set) in
order.
6681. HIS tsavacb, tsaw-vakh'; a prim, root; to
screech (exultingly):— shout.
HTT1S tsevacbab, tsev-aw-khaw' ; from
6681 ; a screech (of anguish): — cry (-ing).
. HblS tsuwlali. tsoo-Jaw'; from an unused
root mean, to sink; an abyss (of the
sea):— deep.
6684. SIS tsuwm, tsoom; a prim, root; to cover
over (the mouth), i.e. to fast:— x at all,
fast.
. D1S tsdwm, tsnme; or
&S tsom, tsome; from
(-ine)-
a fast:— fast
HEBEEW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Pawtheel
Tsalmonaw
99
"l^llt Tsftw'fir, taoo-awr 1 ; from 6819;
small; Tsuar, an Isr. :— Zuar.
6687. EI11S tsikwpb, tsoof; a prim, root; to over-
flow:— (make to over-) flow, swim.
6688. C111S tsikwpb, tsoof; from 6687; coroft of
honey (from dripping):— honeycomb.
6689. S]11S Tsawplt, tsoof; or
^BilE Tsowpbay, tso-fah'ee; or
Jp2£° Xsiypb, fsee/,' from 6688; Ao7te»-comb,'
JsMpft or Tsophai or Tsipft, the name of
an Isr. and of a place in Pal.:— Zophai, Zuph.
6690. nSIJt Tsfiwpbacb, tso-fakh'; from an
unused root mean, to expand, breadth;
Tsophach, an Isr. :— Zophah.
"©IIS Tsdwpbay. See 6689.
6691. "nSISt Tsdwpbar, Uo-far'; from 6852;
departing; Tsophar, a friend of Job:—
Zophar.
6692. VIS tsftwts, tsools; a prim, root; to
twinkle, i.e. gZonce; by anal, to blossom
(fig. /fourisfc):— bloom, blossom, flourish, shew self.
6693. MIS tsfrwq, fsoofc; a prim, root; to com-
press, i.e. (fig.) oppress, distress:— con-
strain, distress, lie sore, (op-) press (-or), straiten.
6694. MIS tsikwq, tsook; a prim, root [rather
ident. with 6693 through the idea of
narrowness (of orifice)]; to pour out, i.e. (fig.) smelt,
utter:— be molten, pour.
6695. "pilS tsdwq, tsoke; or (fern.)
!"Ip11S tsftwq.ii.il, tsoo-kaw'; from 6698; a
strait, i.e. (fig.) distress:— anguish,
X troublous.
6696. "113S tsiiwr, tsoor; a prim, root; to cramp,
i.e. confine (in many applications, lit.
and fig., formative or hostile):— adversary, assault,
beset, besiege, bind (up), cast, distress, fashion, for-
tify, inclose, lay siege, put up in bags.
7. "MS tsiiwr, tsoor; or
IIS tsiir, tsoor; from 6696; prop, a cliff (or
Sharp rock, as compressed); gen. a rock
or boulder; fig. a refuge; also an edge (as precipi-
tous):— edge, X (mighty) God (one), rock, x sharp,
stone, X strength, X strong. See also 1049.
6698. 111S Tsuwr, tsoor; the same as 6697; rock;
Tsur, the name of a Midianite and of an
Isr.:— Zur.
■rilS Tsowr. See 6865.
"IIS tmvvar. See 6677.
6699. HT1S tsiiwrab, tsoo-raw 1 ; tern, of 6697; a
rock (Job 28 : 10); also a form (as if
pressed out) :— form, rock.
yillS tsawardii. See 6677.
6700. bNTT.lt Tsiiwriy'el, tsowee-aW; from
6697 and 410; rock of God; Tsuriel,
an Isr.:— ZurieL
6701. ^ttpTlt TJsiiwriyshadday, tsoo-ree-
shad-dah'ee; from 6697 and 7706;
rock of (the) Almighty; Tsurishaddai, an Isr. :— Zuri-
shaddai.
6702. nilS tsfiwtb, tsooth; a prim, root; to
blaze: — burn.
6703. HIS tsacb, tsakh; from 6705; dazzling, i.e.
sunny, bright, (fig.) evident: — clear, dry,
plainly, white.
Nttlt Tsicba'. See 6727.
T "
6704. rlFIi tsicbeb, tsee-kheh'; from an unused
root mean, to glow; parched:— dried up.
6705. riOlS tsacbach, tsaw-khakh'; a prim, root;
to glare, te. be dazzling white:— be
whiter.
6706. C^tllS ts e cbfyacb, tsekh-ee'-akh; from
6705; glaring, i.e. exposed to the bright
sun:— higher place, top.
6707. 71HTI1S ts e ebiycbab, tsekh-ee-khaw 1 ;
fern, of 6706; a parched region, i.e.
the desert:— dry land.
6708. ■'tTrtS ts e cbiycbty, tsekh-ee-lehee'; from
6706; bare spot, Le. in the glaring
sun:— higher place.
6709. Tljnit tsacb&nab, tsakh-an-aw' ; from an
unused root mean, to putrefy;
stench:— ill savour.
6710. Tirana tsacbtsacbab, tsakh-tsaw-
khaw 1 ; from 6705; a dry place, i.e.
desert: — drought.
6711. pniS tsacbaq, tsaw-khak'; a prim, root;
to laugh outright (in merriment or
scorn) ; by impl. to sport:— laugh, mock, play, make
sport.
6712. JjrOt ts e cboq, Uekh-oke'; from 6711;
laughter (in pleasure or derision):—
laugh (-ed to scorn).
6713. "IpS tsaebar, tsakh'-ar; from an unused
root mean, to dazzle; sheen, i.e. white-
ness:— white.
6714. "init Tsocbar, tso'-khar; from the same
as 6713; whiteness; Tsochar, the name
of a Hittite and of an Isr. :— Zohar. Comp. 3328.
6715. "init tsacbor, tsaw-khore'; from the same
as 6713; white:— white.
6716. MS tsfrt < se e>' fr° m 66 80; a ship (as a fix-
ture) :— ship.
6717. NJPIS Tsiyba', tsee-baw"; from the same
as 6678; station; Tsiba, an Isr.:— Ziba.
6718. "Pit tsayld, tsah'-yid; from a form of 6679
and mean, the same; the chase; also
game (thus taken); (gen.) lunch (espec. for a jour-
ney):— x oatcheth, food, X hunter, (that which he
took in) hunting, venison, victuals.
6719. "PIS t say ad tsah'-yawd; from the same as
6718; a huntsman: — hunter.
6720. UTS tseydab, tsay-daw'; or
FPI1S tsedab, tsay-daw 1 ; fem. of 6718;
food:— meat, provision, venison, vic-
tuals.
6721. "fff% Tsiyddwn, tsee-donC; or
"|TS Tsiyddn, tsee-done 1 ; from 6679 in the
sense of catching fish; fishery; Tsidon,
the name of a son of Canaan, and of a place in Pal. :—
Sidon, Zidon.
6722. ""ITS * or "'i'WS") Tsiyd6nty, tsee-do-nee 1 ;
patrial f rom-6721 ; a Tsidonian or inhab.
of Tsidon:— Sidonian, of Sidon, Zidonian.
6723. !"Plt tsiyab, tsee-yaW; from an unused
root mean, to parch; aridity; concr. a
desert:— barren, drought, dry (land, place), solitary
place, wilderness.
6724. "jVlt tsiyown, tsee-yone'; from the same
as 6723; a desert: — dry place.
6725. yPIS tsiyftwn, tsee-yoon'; from the same
as 6723 in the sense of conspicuousness
[comp. 6329] ; a monumental or guiding pillar:— sign,
title, waymark.
6726. y\*% Tdijrown tsee-yone 1 ; the same (reg.)
as 6725; Tsijon (as a permanent capital),
a mountain of Jerus. :— Zion.
6727. NITS Tsiycba', tsee-khaw>; or
NflS Tsicba', tsee-khaw 1 ; as if fem. of 6704;
drought; Tsicha, the name of two Nethi-
nim:— Ziha.
6728. "'JX tsiyiy, tsee-ee'; from the same as 6723;
a desert-dweller, i.e. nomad or wild
beast:— wild beast of the desert, that dwell in (inhabit-
ing) the wilderness.
6729. piPIS tsiyndq, tsee-noke'; from an unused
root mean, to confine; the pillory:—
stocks.
6730. li^lt Tsiy'or, tsee-oref; from 6819; small;
Tsior, a place in Pal. :— Zior.
E|T Tsiypli See 6689.
6731. -pit tsiyts, tseets; or
VIS tsits, tseets; from 6692; prop, glistening,
i.e. a burnished plate; also a flower (as
bright colored); a wing (as gleaming in the air):—
blossom, Sower, plate, wing.
6732. 'pa Tsiyts, tseets; the same as 6731;
bloom; Tsits, a place in Pal.:— Ziz.
6733. n^S tsiytsab, tee-tsato'; fem. of 6731; a
Jlower;— flower
6734.
n^i tsiytsitb, tsee-tseeth' ; fem. of 6731;
a floral or tumo-like projection, i.e. a
fore-lock of hair, a tassel:— fringe, lock.
abMIS Tsiyq e lag. See 6860.
6735. Tit tsiyr, tseer; from 6696; a ftfjige (as
pressed in turning); also a throe (as a
phys. or mental pressure); also a herald or errand-
doer (as constrained by the principal) :— ambassador,
hinge, messenger, pain, pang, sorrow. Comp. 6736.
6736. Tit tsiyr, tseer; the same as 6735; a form
(of beauty; as if pressed out, i.e. carved);
hence an (idolatrous) image:— beauty, idol.
6737. T.1S tsayar, tsaw-yar'; a denom. from 6785
in the sense of ambassador; to make an
errand, i.e. betake oneself :— make as if . . . had been
ambassador.
6738. blS tsel, fsaie; from 6751; shade, whether
lit. or fig.:— defence, shade (-ow).
ftblS ts e la> (Chald.), tsel-aw'; prob. corresp.
to 6760 in the sense of bowing; pray:—
6739.
pray.
6740.
libit tsalab, tsaw-law'; a prim, root; to
roost;— roast.
6741. TlbS Tsillab, tsiUaW; fem. of 6738; TsiU
lah, an antediluvian woman:— Zillah.
6742. blblS° tsnnwl, tsel-ooV; from 6749 in the
sense of rolling; a (round or flattened)
cake: — cake.
6743. nba tsalacb, tsaw-lakh'; or
nblS tsaleach, tsaw-lay'-akh; a prim, root;
to push forward, in various senses (lit.
or fig. , trans, or in trans. ) :— break out, come (mightily),
go over, be good, be meet, be profitable, (cause to,
effect, make to, send) prosper (-ity, -ous, -ously).
6744. nbS ts e lacb (Chald.), tsel-akh'; corresp.
to 6743; to advance (trans, or intrans.):—
promote, prosper.
6745. i"inbl£ tselacbah, tsay-law-khauf; from
6743; something protracted or flat-
tened out, i.e. a platter:— pan.
6746. Tfiblt t»H6cbiytb, tsel-o-kheeth' ; from
6743 ; something prolonged or tall, i.e.
a vial or salt-ceZtov— cruse.
6747. nnblt tsallacbatb, tsal-lakh'-ath; from
6743; something advanced or deep, i.e.
a bowl; fig. the bosom: — bosom, dish.
6748. "bit tsally, tsaw4.ee 1 ; pass. part, of 6740;
roasted: — roast,
6749. bblS tsalal, tsaw-lal'; a prim, root; prop.
to tumble down, i.e. settle by a waving
motion:— sink. Comp. 6750, 6751.
6750. bblS tsalal, tsaw-lal'; a prim, root [rather
ident. with 6749 through the idea of vibra-
tion]; to tinkle, i.e. rattle together (as the ears in
reddening with shame, or the teeth in chattering with
fear):— quiver, tingle.
6751. bblS tsalal, tsaw-lal'; a prim, root [rather
ident. with 6749 through the idea of
hovering over (comp. 6754)] ; to shade, as twilight or
an opaque object:— begin to be dark, shadowing.
6752. bblS tselel, tsay'-lel; from 6751; shade:—
shadow.
6753. ''Jisbba: Tseielpdwnty, tsei-ei-po-nee';
from 6752 and the act. part, of 6437;
shade-facing; Tselelponi, an Israelitess:— Hazelelponi
[includ. the art.].
6754. d51£ tselem, tseh'-lem; from an unused
root mean, to shade; a phantom, i.e.
(flg.) illusion, resemblance; hence a representative
figure, espec. an idol:— image, vain shew.
6755. bblS tselem (Chald.), tseh'-lem; or
052t ts e lem (Chald.), tsel-em'; corresp. to
6754; an idolatrous figure:— form, image.
6756. 'JinblS Tsalmowa, faol-mone'; from 6754;
shady; Tsalmon, the name of a place
in Pal. and of an Isr.:— Zalmon.
6757. niMbiS tsalmavetb, tsaUmaw'-veth; from
6738 and 4194; shade of death, te. the
grave (flg. calamity):— shadow of death.
6758. iljfclblS Tsalmdnab, tsat-mo-nato'; fern.
of 6757; shadiness; Tsalmonah, a.
place in the Desert: — Zalmooah.
100
Tsalmoonnaw
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
6759. 3>372bJ£ Tsalmuuna*, tsal-moon-naw' ;
from 6738 and 4513; shade has been
denied; Tsalmunna, a Midianite:— Zalmunna.
6760. 3>blt tsala', tsaw-lah'; a prim, root: prob.
to curve; used only as denom. from 6763,
to'limp (as if one-sided): — halt.
6761. ybi£ tsela", tseh'-lah; from 6760; a limping
or/aH (flg.):— adversity, halt (-ing).
6762. ybja Tsela', tseh'-lah; the same as 6761;
Tsela, a place in Pal. :— Zelah.
6763. ybl£ tsela', tsay-law'; or (fern.)
nSbi tsal'ah, tsal-aw'; from 6760; a rib
(as curved), lit. (of the body) or flg. (of
a door, i.e. leaf); hence aside, lit. (of a person) or
flg. (of an object or the sky, i.e. quarter); arch, a
(espec. floor or ceiling) timber or plank (single or
collect., i.e. a flooring): — beam, board, chamber,
corner, leaf, plank, rib, side (chamber).
6764. ClbS Tsalaph. tsaw-lawf; from an unused
root of unknown mean.; Tsalaph, an
Isr. :— Zalaph.
6765. inabi: TsHophcbad, tsel-of-chawd';
from the same as 6764 and 259; Tsel-
ophchad, an Isr.:— Zelophehad.
6766. tlSbs Tseltsacb, tsel-tsakh'; from 6738
and 6703; clear shade; Tseltsaeh, a
place in Fal. :— Zelzah.
6767. bsbl? ts e latsal, tsel-aw-tsal' ; from 6750 re-
dupl. ; a clatter, i.e. (abstr.) whirring
(of wings); (concr.) a cricket; also a harpoon (as ?'ar-
tling), a cymbal (as ciangtng): — cymbal, locust, shad-
owing, spear.
6768. pbit Tseleq, tseh'-lek; from an unused root
mean, to split; fissure; Tselek, an Isr.:—
Zelek.
6769. "mba Tslll e thay, tsil-leth-ah'ee; from the
fern, of 6738; shady; Tsillethai, the
name of two Isr. :— Zilthai.
0i£ limn See 6685.
6770. N^S tsame', tsaw-may'; a prim, root;
to Wiirst (lit. or flg.):— (be a-, suffer)
thirst (-y).
6771. Stl2lf tsamS'. tsaw-may'; from 6770; thirsty
(lit. or flg.):— (that) thirst (-eth, -y).
6772. ISHlt tsama', tsaw-maw'; from 6770; thirst
ait. or fig.):— thirst (-y).
6773. !"!NM2t tslm'ab, tsim-aw'; tern, of 6772;
thirst (flg. of libidinousnes j: — thirst.
6774. TlfcWa tslmm&>6wn, tsim-maw-one';
from 6771; a thirsty place, i.e. des-
ert, - — drought, dry ground, thirsty land.
6775. "TOS tsamad, tsaw-mad'; a prim, root; to
link, i.e. gird; flg. to serve, (mentally)
contrive:— fasten, frame, join (self).
6776. "IMSt tsemed, tseh'-med; a jroke or team
(i.e. pair); hence an acre (i.e. day's task
for a yoke of cattle to plough):— acre, couple, X to-
gether, two [asses], yoke (of oxen).
6777. !T)33t tsammab, tsam-maw 1 ; from an un-
used root mean, to fasten on; a veil:—
locks.
6778. j?*M¥ tsammuwq, tsam-mook 1 ; from
6784; a cake of dried grapes: — bunch
(cluster) of raisins.
6779. TTOX tsamacb, tsaw-makh'; a prim, root;
to sprout (trans, or intrans., lit. or
fig.):— bear, bring forth, (cause to, make to) bud
(forth), (cause to, make to) grow (again, up), (cause
to) spring (forth, up).
6780. tTO3£ tsemacli. tseh'-makh; from 6779; a
sprout (usually concr.), lit. or flg.: —
branch, bud, that which (where) grew (upon), spring
(-ing).
6781. "PES tsamiyd, tsaw-meed'; or
1)321 tsamid, tsaw-meed'; from 6778; a
bracelet or arm-clasp; gen. a lid:— brace-
let, covering.
6782. fil'Hit tsammiym, tsam-meem'; from the
same as 6777; a noose (as fastening);
flg. destruction:— robber.
6783. rirr7;2 ts e miytbiitb, isem-ee-thooth 1 ; or
PITHS ts e mitbutb, tsem-ee-thooth' ; from
6789; excision, i.e. destruction; used
only (adv.) with prep. pref. to extinction, i.e. per-
petually: — ever.
6784. pQ£ tiamaq, tsaw-maW; a prim, root; to
dry up:— dry.
6785. l ~lM3t tsemer, tseh'-mer; from an unused
root prob. mean, to be shaggy; wool:—
wool (-len).
6786. ,l TO2£ Ts e mariy, tsem-aw-ree' ; patrial
from an unused name of a place in Pal. ;
a Tsemarite or branch of the Canaanites: — Zemarite.
6787. D?""172£ Ts e marayim, tsem-aw-rah'-yim;
dual of 6785; double fleece; Tsemara-
jim, a place in Pal. :— Zemaraim.
6788. P"ff32I tsammereth, tsam-meh'-reth;
from the same as 6785; fieeciness, i.e.
foliage:— highest branch, top.
6789. HttS tsamatb, tsaw-math'; a prim, root;
to extirpate (lit. or fig.): — consume, cut
off, destroy, vanish.
PTOS ts c niittaiUb See 6783.
6790. *j*£ Tsin, tseen; from an unused root mean.
to prick; a crag; Tsin, a part of the
Desert.— Zin.
6791. "J3X tsen, tsane; from an unused root mean.
to be prickly; a thorn; hence a thorn-
hedge:— thorn.
6792. SOSt tsOnc- tso-nay'; or
Hilt tsoneb, tso-neh'; for 6629; a flock:-
sheep.
6793. !"IJ3t tsinnab, tsin-naw 1 ; tern, of 6791; a
hook (as pointed) ; also a (large) shield
(as if guarding by prickliness) ; also cold (as pierc ■
ing):— buckler, cold, hook, shield, target.
6794. TBS tsliinuwr, tsin-noor 1 '{from an unused
root perh. mean, to be hollow; a cul-
vert:— gutter, water-spout.
6795. n53£ tsanacli, tsaw^nakh'; a prim, root; to
alight; (trans.) to cause to descend, i.e.
drive down:— fasten, light [from off].
6796. "p3S tsaniyn, tsaw-neen'; or
"]3S tsanin, tsaw-neen'; from the same as
6791; & thorn: — thorn.
6797. EpJSE tsaniyph, tsaw-neef; or
S]13it° ISiiiio vvpli tsaw-nofe'; or (fem.)
flB-OS tsaniypbab, tsaw-nee-faw' ; from
6801 ; a head-dress (i.e. piece of cloth
wrapped around): — diadem, hood, mitre.
6798. 02S tsanam, tsaw^iam' ; a prim, root; to
blast or shrink:— withered.
6799. "|32S Ts e nan, tsen-awn'; prob. for 6630;
Tsenan, a place near Pal. :— Zenan.
"|-S tsaniu See 6796.
6800. J?3!t tsiiiia' tsaw-nah'; a prim, root; to
humiliate:— humbly, lowly.
6801. t]3S tsanapb. tsaw-naf; a prim, root; to
ivrap, i.e. roM or dress: — be attired,
X surely, violently turn.
6802. i-IMJt ts e nepbab, tsen-ay-faW ; from 6801;
a fea/Z; — X toss,
i. rflltjS tslntsenetb, tsin-tseh'-neth; from
the same as 6791 ; a vase (prob. a vial
•ering at the top): — pot.
:. JTlFfllt tsantarah. tsan-taw-raw' ; prob.
from the same as 6794; a tube: — pipe.
6805. "Wit tsa'ad, tsaw-ad'; a prim, root; to
pace, i.e. step regularly; (upward) to
mount; (along) to march; (down and caus.) to hurl:—
bring, go, march (through), run over.
6806. "Wit tsa'ad, tsnh'-ad; from 6804; a pace or
regular step:— pace, step.
6807. fTWX ts e <adab, tseh-aw-daw' ;tem. of 6806;
a march; (concr.) an (ornamental)
ankle-chain:— going, ornament of the legs.
6888. 7"Wlt tsa'ab, tsaiv-aw'; a prim, root; to tip
over (for the purpose of spilling or
pouring out), i.e. (flg.) depppuiate; by impl. to impri-
son or conquer; (reflex.) to lie down (for coition); —
captive exile, travelling, (cause to) wander (-er).
TW^S tsa'owr. See 6810.
6809. EpS'S tsa'iypb, tsaw-eef; from an unused
root mean. to,wrap over; a uei2; — vail.
6810. T , 3- , 3£ tsa'iyr, tsaw-eer'; or
■"fiyiS" tsa'owr, tsaw-ore'; from 6819;
little; (in number) /ew>,' (in age) young,
(in value) ignoble:— least, little (one), small (one),
-I- young (-er, -est).
6811. "YWS Tsa'iyr, tsaio-eer'; the same as 6810;
Tsair, a place in Idumsea: — Zair.
6812. ITTWS ts e <iyrab, tseh-ee-raw' ; fem. of
6810; smaltness (Of age), i.e. juvenil-
ity:— -youth.
6813. WS tsa'an, tsaw-an'; a prim, root; to load
up (beasts), i.e. to migrate: — be taken
down.
6814. 15'it Tso'an, tso'-an; of Eg. der.; Tsoan, a
place in Eg.:— Zoan.
6815. fiTMSlt Tsa'ananniym, tsah-an-an-
neem'; or (dual)
fi?35!l?° Tsa'anaylm, tsah-an-ah'-yim;
plur. from 6813; removals; Tsaanan-
nim or Tsaanajim, a place in Pal. :— Zaannannim,
Zaanaim.
6816. SStSSt tsa'tsAa', tsaft-tsoo'-aft; from an
unused root mean, to bestrew with
carvings: scidpture: — image [work].
6817. p?lt tsa'aq, tsaw-ak'; a prim, root; to
shriek; (by impl.) to proclaim (an assem-
bly): — X at all, call together, cry (out), gather (selves)
(together).
6818. tllJSit tsa'aqab, tsah-ak-aw'; from 6817;
a shriek: — cry (-ing).
6819. l H?Ji tsa'ar,' tsaw-ar'; a prim, root; to be
small, i.e. (flg.) ignoble: — be brought
low, little one, be small.
6820. 1§3S Xso'ar, tso'-ar; from 6819; little;
Tsoar, a place E. of the Jordan:— Zoar.
6821. *1B1£ tsa.pb.ad, tsaw-fad'; a prim, root; to
adhere: — cleave.
6822. 7"IEi tsapbab, tsaw-faic'; a prim, root;
prop, to lean forward, i.e. to peer into
the distance; by impl. to observe, await: — behold,
espy, look up (well), wait for, (keep the) watch (-man).
6823. !1S2E tsapbab, tsaw-faw'; a prim, root
[prob. rather ident. with 6822 through
the idea of expansion in outlook transf . to act] ; to
sheet over (espec. with metal) : — cover, overlay.
6824. !"!Dlt tsapbab, tsaw-faw'; from 6823; an
inundation (as covering): — X swim-
mest.
6825. l£5f Ts e pbow, tsef-o'; or
ifiji Xs e phty, tsef-ee'; from 6822; obser-
vant; Tsepho or Tsephi, an Idumeean:—
Zephi, Zepho.
6826. ^IBij: tsippuwy, tsip-poo'ee; from 6823;
encasement (with metal)* —covering,
overlaying.
6827. "pSlt Ts e pb6wn, tsef-one'; prob. for 6837;
Tsephon, an Isr. :— Zephon.
6828. "pB32 tsapbown, tsaw-fone'; or
"(Bit tsaphon, tsaw-fone'; from 6845; prop.
hidden, i.e. dark; used only of the north
as a quarter (gloomy and unknown):— north (-em,
side, -ward, wind).
6829. jlBJS Tsaphdwn, tsaw-fone'; the same
as 6828; boreal; Tsaphon, a place in
Pal.:— Zaphon.
6830. , '?iBi£ ts e phowniy, tsef-o-nee'; from
6828; northern:— northern.
6831. ""aiDa Ts e ph6wiiiy, tsef-o-nee'; patron.
from 6827; a Tsephonite, or (collect.)
descend, of Tsephon :— Zephonites.
6832. 51BS£° tsepbii-w-a'', tsef-oo'-ah; from the
same as 6848; excrement (as pro-
truded):— dung.
6833. "TlEiS tslpp&wr, tsip-pore'; or
"ElS tsippdr, tsip-pore'; from 6852; a little
bird (as hopping):— bird, fowl, sparrow.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Tsalmoonnaw
Kawbah
101
TBX Tsippowr, top-pore'; the same as
6833; Tsippor, a Moabite:— Zippor.
6835. nngX tsappachatb, tsap-pakh'-ath;
from an unused root mean, to expand;
a saucer (as flat):— cruse.
6836. FPBX te e phiyab, tsef-ee-yaw'; from 6832;
watchfulness:— watching.
6837. "ji^BSt Tslpbyown, tsif-yone'; from 6822;
woteA-tower ; Tsiphjon, an Isr. :— Ziph-
ion. Comp, 6827.
6838. nlTBX tsappiychttb, tsap-pee-kheeth' ;
from the same as 6835; a flat thin
cake:— wafer.
6839. D^BX Tsophiym, tso-feem'; plur. of act.
part, of 6822; watchers; Tsophim, a
place E. of the Jordan:— Zophim.
6840. "PBX° tsapiityn, tsaw-feenf; from 6845; a
treasure (as hidden):— bid.
6841. *PBX ts e pbiyr (Chald.;), tsef-eer'; corresp.
to 6842; a he-goat;— he [goat].
6842. "VMS tsaphiyr, tsaw-feer'; from 6852; a
male goat (as prancing):— (he) goat.
6843. WyfiS ts e pbiyrab, tsef-ee-raw'; fern.
formed like 6842; a crown (as encirc-
ling the head) ; also a turn of affairs (i.e. mishap):—
diadem, morning.
6844. rTHSX tsapbiytb, tsaw-feeth'; from 6822;
a sentry: — watchfcower.
6845. ")BX tsapban, tsaw-fan'; a prim, root; to
Aide (by cowering over); by impl. to
hoard or reserue; fig. to deny; spec, (favorably) to
protect, (unfavorably) to lurk:— esteem, hide (-den
one, self), lay up, lurk (be set) privily, (keep) secret
(-ly, place).
"JBX tsapbon. See 6828.
6846. FP3BX Ts e pbanyah, tsef-an-yaw' ; or
1!T3BX Xs e pbanyab«w, tsef-an-yaw 1 -
hoo; from 6845 and 8050; Jah has
secreted; Tsephanjah, the name of four Isr.:—
Zephaniah.
6847. TOPS PJBX Tsopboatb Pa«neacb.
tsof-nath f pah^nay'-akh; of Eg.
der. ; Tsophnath-Panedch, Joseph's Eg. name:—
Zaphnath-paaneah.
6848. 3>SX tsepba<, tseh'-fah; or
"WBX tsiph'omy, tsif-o-neef; from an
unused root mean, to extrude; a viper
(as Wirusfing out the tongue, I.e. hissing):— adder,
cockatrice.
6849. HJBX ts e pbi«ah, tsef-ee-aw'; fern, from
the same as 6848; an outcast thing:—
■03>BX tslph'oniy. See 6848.
6850. £]BX tsaphapb, tsaw-faf; a prim, root;
to coo or chirp (as a bird):— chatter,
peep, whisper.
6851. HSISBX tsaptatsaphab, tsaf-tsaw-faw 1 ;
from 6687; a willow (as growing in
over/lowed places):— willow tree.
6852. "Bit tsapbar, tsaw-far'; a prim, root; to
skip about, i.e. return;— depart early.
6853. IBS ts e pbar (Chald.), tsef^tr"; corresp. to
' 6833; a bird. —bird.
1SX tsippor. See 6833.
6854. g^X ts e pbard£a<, tsef-ar-day'-ah;
from 6852 and a word elsewhere un-
used mean, a swamp; a marsh-leaper, i.e. frog:— frog.
6855. !"HSX Tsipporah, tsip-po-raw' ; fern, of
6833; bird; Tsipporah, Moses' wife:—
Zfpporab.
6856. Y^SX tslppdren, tstp-po'-ren; from 6852
(in the denom. sense [from 6833] of
scratching); prop, a claw, I.e. (human) nail; also the
point of a style (or pen, tipped with adamant):— nail,
point.
6857. MBS Ts'phatb, tsef-ath'; from 6822;
icateft-tower; Tsephath, a place in PaL :—
Zephath.
6858. t"iBX tsepbetb, tseh'-feth; from an unused
root mean, to encircle; a capital of a
column:— chapiter.
6859. !"!nsit Tstphath&b, tsef-aW-thaw; the
same as 6857; Tsephathah, a place in
Pal.:— Zephathah.
ys tsits. See 6782.
3?pX Tsiqlag, tsik-lag'; or
ib^S Tsiyqoiag (1 Chron. 12 : 1, 20), tsee-
kel-ag'; of uncert. der.; Tsiklag or
Tsikelag, a place in Pal. :— Ziklag.
6861. "jbpX tslqldn, tsik-lone'; from an unused
root mean, to wind; a sack (as tied at
the mouth):— husk.
6862. IS tsar, tsar; or
"IX tsar, fsotor; from 6887; narrow; (as a
noun) a tight place (usually fig., i.e.
trouble); also a pebble (as in 6864); (trans.) an oppo-
nent (as crowding):— adversary, afflicted (-tion),
anguish, close, distress, enemy, flint, foe, narrow,
small, sorrow, strait, tribulation, trouble.
6863. *1X TsSr, tsare; from 6887; rocfc; Tser, a
place in Pal. :— Zer.
6864. *IX tsor, tsore; from 6696; a stone (as if
pressed hard or to a point); (by impl. of
use) a knife:— flint, sharp stone.
. IK Tsdr, tsore; or
Tilt T»6wr. tsore; the same as 6864; a rocfc;
Tsor, a place in Pal. :— Tyre, Tyrus.
IX tsfir. See 6697.
SIX tsarab, tsawrab'; a prim, root; to
burn;— burn.
6867. rClTX tsarebetb, tsaw-refc'-betfc; from
6866; conflagration Cot fire or
disease):— burning, inflammation.
6868. «TT"1X X8 e redab, tser-ay-daw 1 ; or
WlTlX Ts e r6dattaab, tser-ay-daw'-thaw;
appar. from an unused root mean,
to pierce; puncture; Tseredoh, a place in Pal.:—
Zereda, Zeredatbah.
6869. !T1X tsarab, tsaw-raw'; fern, of 6862;
tightness (i.e. flg. trouble); trans, a
female rival:— adversary, adversity, affliction, an-
guish, distress, tribulation, trouble.
6870. STIIX Ts e ruwyab, tser-oo-yaw'; fern.
part. pass, from the same as 6875;
wounded; Tserujah, an Israelitess:— Zeruiah.
6871. FW1TX Ts e rurw«ab, tser-oo-aw'; fem.
pass. part, of 6879; leprous; Tserudh,
an Israelitess:— Zeruah.
6872. THX ts'rowr. tser-ore'; or (shorter)
TlX ts e rfir, tser-ore'; from 6887; a parcel
(as packed up) ; also a kernel or particle
(as if a package):— bag, X bendeth, bundle, least
grain, small stone.
6873. tTlS tsaracb, tsaw-rakh'; a prim, root; to
be clear (in tone, i.e. shrill), i.e. to
whoop: — cry, roar.
6874. ^X Ts«riy, fser-ee'; the same as 6876;
Tseri, an Isr. :— Zeri. Comp. 3340.
6875. ^X ts'riy, fser-ee'; or
'''IX tsdriy, fsor-ee'; from an unused root
mean, to cracfc [as by pressure], hence
to leak; distillation, i.e. balsam; — balm.
6876. "'"JX Tsdriy, tso-ree'; patrial from 6865; a
Tsorite or inhab. of Tsor (i.e. Syrian):—
(man) of Tyre.
6877. tP'IX ts e riyacb, tser-ee'-akh; from 6873 in
the sense of clearness of vision; a
citadel ."—high place, hold.
6878. "Split tsdrek, tso'-rek; from an unused root
mean, to need; need: — need.
6879. S'lX tsara<, tsaw-rah'; a prim, root; to
scourge, i.e. (intrans. and fig.) to be
stricken with leprosy:— leper, leprous.
6880. fT^lX tsir'ab, tsir-aw'; from 6879; a wasp
(as stinging):— hornet.
6881. W*1X Tsor'ab, tsor-aw'; appar. another
form for 6880; Tsorah, a place in
Pal:— Zareah. Zorah. Zoreah.
. " l ?'"lX Tsor'ly, tsor-ee'; or
TiyiX Tsor'atbiy, tsor-aw-thee'; patrial
from 6881 ; a Tsorite or Tsorathite, i.e.
inhab. of Tsorah:— Zorites, Zareathites, Zorathites.
6883. XT?5X tsiira'ath. tsaw-rah'-ath; from 6879;
leprosy:— leprosy.
6884. C]1X tsarapb, tsawraf; a prim, root; to
fuse (metal), i.e. refine (lit. or flg.):—
cast, (re-) fine (-er), founder, goldsmith, melt, pure,
purge away, try.
6885. "'Ens Ts6i*pbiy, fso-re/-ee'; from 6884;
refiner; Tsorephi (with the art.), an
Isr. : —goldsmith's.
nB*lX Tsar c pbatb, tsaw-ref-ath' ; from
6884; refinement; Tsarephath, a place
in Pal. :— Zarephath.
6887. *YlX tsarar, tsa«i-rar'; a prim, root; to
cramp, lit. or flg., trans, or intrans. (as
follows):— adversary, (be in) afflict (-ion), besiege,
bind (up), (be in, bring) distress, enemy, narrower,
oppress, pangs, shut up, be in a strait (trouble), vex.
6888. FH'lX Ts e rerab, tser-ay^raw'; appar. by
erroneous transcription for 6868; lie-
rerah for Tseredah:— Zererath.
6889. JTTO Tseretb, tseh'-reth; perh. from 6871;
splendor; Tsereth, an Isr.: — Zereth.
6890. 1tI1@5 rVlX Tseretb basb-Sbacbar,
tseh'-reth hash-shakh'-ar; from
the same as 6889 and 7837 with the art. interposed;
splendor of the dawn; Tsereth-hash-Shachar, a place
in Pal. :— Zareth-shahar.
6891. "jrHX Tsarnban, tsawreth-awn'; perh.
for 6868; Tsarefftan, a place in PaL:—
Zarthan.
6892. N)5 qS>, bay; or
Wp. vr'i fcee ' - 1* 010 69B8 i «oj»it;— vomit
6893. T*i$Ji qa'ath, kaw-ath'; from 6958; prob.
the pelican (from vomiting): — cormo-
rant.
6894. 3)7 qab, kab; from 6895; a hollow, i.e. vessel
used as a (dry) measure;— cab.
6895. Mp qabab, kaw-bab'; a prim, root; to
scoop out, i.e. (flg.) to malign or execrate
(i.e. stab with words) : — X at all, curse.
6896. flip q£bab, kay-baw'; from 6895; the
paunch (as a cavity) or first stomach of
ruminants :— maw.
6897. f"Dp qobafa, ko'-baw; from 6895; the abdo-
men (as a cavity):— belly.
713J5 qubbah, koob-baw 1 ; from 6895; a
pavilion (as a domed cavity): — tent.
yiSlp qlbbawts, lab-boots'; from 6908; a
throng: — company.
6900. ■"H12p. q e bawrab, keb-oo-raw 1 ; or
tTlSp q e burab, keb-oo-raw'; fem. pass,
part, of 6912; sepulture; (concr.) a
sepulchre:— burial, burying place, grave, sepulchre.
6901. b3p qabal, kaw-bal'; a prim, root; to
admit, i.e. take (lit. or fig.): — choose,
(take) hold, receive, (under-) take.
6902. b?p q°bal (Chald.), keb-al'; corresp. to 6901;
to acquire:— receive, take.
6903. bap q e b61 (Chald.), keb-ale'; or
bap. qdbel (Chald.), kob-ale'; corresp. to
6905; (adv.) in front of; usually (with
other particles) on account of, so as, since, hence:—
-f according to, + as, -f- because, before, + for this
cause, + forasmuch as, 4- by this means, over
against, by reason of, + that, + therefore, + though,
+ wherefore.
6904. bap qobel, ko'-bel; from 6901 in the sense
of confronting (as standing opposite in
order to receive); a battering-ram:— war.
6905. bap qabal, kaw-bawl'; from 6901 in the
sense of opposite [see 6904] ; the presence,
i.e. (adv.) in front of:— before.
3>3p qaba', kaw-bah'; a prim, root; to
cover, i.e. (flg.) defraud:— rob, spoil.
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Koobbahath
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
6907. rC>3J5 qubba<atli, koobbah'-ath; from
' 6906; a goblet (as deep like a cover):—
dregs.
y5)5 qabats, kaw-bats'; a prim, root; to
grasp, i.e. collect:— assemble (selves),
gather (bring) (together, selves together, up), heap,
resort, X surely, take up.
6909. VtUtop, Qabts e »el, kab-tseh-ale' ; from 6908
and 410; God has gathered; Kabtseel,
3. place in Pal. :— Kabzeel. Comp. 3343.
6910. fISilj? q e butsab, keb-oo-tsaw' ; fem. pass.
part, of 6908; a hoard:— X gather.
6911. 0?¥?p Qibtsaytm, kib-tsah'-yim; dual
from 6908; a double heap; Kibtsajim,
a place in Pal. :— Kibzaim.
6912. 13p qabar, kaw-bar'; a prim, root; to
inter:— X in any wise, bury (-ier).
6913. "OP, qeber, keh'-ber; or (fem.)
iT12(? qlbrab, kib-raw'; from 6912; a
sepulchre:— burying place, grave,
sepulchre.
iTl3]5 q e burab. See 6900.
6914 iTJN.nn nVtap Qibrowth bat-Ta'a-
vah, kib-roth' liat-tah-av-
aw 1 ; from the fem. plur. of 6913 and 8378 with the
art. interposed; graves of the longing; Kibroth-hat-
Taavh, a place in the Desert:— Kibroth-hattaavah.
6915. Tip qadad, kaw-dad'; a prim, root; to
shrivel up, i.e. contract or bend the
body (or neck) in deference:— bow (down) (the) head,
stoop.
6916. Slip qiddab, kid-daw 1 ; from 6915; cassia
bark (as in shrivelled rolls) :— cassia.
6917. 011p qa.dii.wm, kaw-doom'; pass. part, of
6933; a pristine hero:— ancient.
6918. Ittilp qadowsh, kaw-doshef; or
U5"p qadosh, kaw-doshe'; from 6948; sa-
cred (ceremonially or morally); (as
noun) Bod (by eminence), an angel, a saint, a sanc-
tuary;— holy (One), saint.
6919. tTlp qadacb, kaw-dakh'; a prim, root - to
inflame: — burn, kindle.
6920. fillip qaddacbatb, kad-dakh'-ath; from
6919; inflammation, i.e. febrile dis-
ease:— burning ague, fever.
6921. D"Hp qadiym, kaw-deem'; or
Dip qadim, kaw-deem'; from 6933; the
fore or front part; hence (by orientation)
the East (often adv. eastward, for brevity the east
wind):— east, (-ward, wind).
6922. lU^p qaddiysb (Chald.), kad-deesh'; cor-
resp. to 6918.— holy (One), saint.
6923. D*7p qadam, kaw-dam'; a prim, root; to
project (one self), i.e. precede; hence to
anticipate, hasten, meet (usually for help):— come
(go, [flee]) before, + disappoint, meet, prevent.
6924. Dip, qedem, keh'-dem; or
jTIWYp, qedmab, kayd'-maw; from 6923;
the front, of place (absol. the fore
part, rel. the East) or time(anfiguit|/); often used
adv. (before, anciently, eastward):— aforetime, an-
cient (time), before, east (end, part, side, -ward), eter-
nal, X ever (-lasting), forward, old, past. Comp. 6926.
6925. 01)5, qddam (Chald.), kod-awm'; or
Dip q e dam (Chald.) (Dan. 7 : 13), ked-awm';
corresp. to 6924; before:— before, X from,
X I (thought), x me, 4- of, x it pleased, presence.
Dip qadim. See 6921.
6926. iTTOlp qldm&b, kid-maw'; fem. of 6924;
the forward part (or rel.) East (often
adv. on the east or in front): — east (-ward).
6927. HMlp qadmab, kad-maW; from 6923;
priority (in time); also used adv. (be-
fore):— afore, antiquity, former (old) estate.
6928. n531p qadmab. (Chald.), kad-maw 1 ; cor-
resp. to 6927; former time:— afore
[-time], ago.
•TOT!?, qedmab. See 6924.
t!721p, Qed e mab, kayd'-maw; from 6923;
precedence; Kedemah, a son of Ishma-
el:— Kedemah.
6930. ]TOlp qadmown, kad-mone'; from 6923;
eastern:— east.
6931. "WfiSTJJ qadmowniy, kad-mo-nee'; or
''iMlp qadmoniy, kad-mo-nee'; from
6930; (of time) anterior or (of place)
oriental:— ancient, they that went before, east, (thing
of) old.
6932. nialp Cfdemdwtb, ked-ay-mothe' ; from
6923; beginnings; Kedemoth, a place
in eastern Pal.:— Kedemoth.
6933. ^llp qadmay (Chald.), kad-mah'ee; from
a root corresp. to 6923; first:— first.
6934. bSTOlp Qadmiy'el, kad-mee-ale' ; from
6924 and 410; presence of God; Kad-
miel, the name of three Isr. :— Kadmiel.
^?531p qadmoniy. See 6931.
6935. "^Mlp Qadmoniy, kad-mo-nee'; the same
as 6931; ancient, i.e. aboriginal; Kad-
monite (collect.), the name of a tribe in Pal.:— Kad-
monites.
6936. Iplp qodqod, kod-kode'; from 6915; the
crown of the head (as the part most
bowed):— crown (of the head), pate, scalp, top of the
bead.
6937. lip qadar, kaie-dar 1 ; a prim, root; to be
ashy, i.e. darft-colored; by impl. to
mourn (in sackclotb or sordid garments):— be black
(-ish), be (make) dark (-en), x heavily, (cause to)
mourn.
6938. lip Qedar, kay-dawr'; from 6937; dusky
(of the skin or the tent) ; Kedar, a son of
Ishmael; also (collect.) bedawin (as his descendants
or representatives):— Kedar.
6939. "pllp Qldrown, kid-rone'; from 6937;
dusky place; Kidron, a brook near
Jerus.:— Kidron.
6940. nillp qadruwth, kadJrooth'; from 6937;
duskiness;— blackness.
6941. JT'S'lip q e doranniytb, fced-o-ran-neetft';
adv. from 6937; blackish ones (i.e. in
sackcloth); used adv. in mourning weeds:— mourn-
fully.
6942. 12JTp qadasb, kaw-dash'; a prim, root; to
be (causat. make, pronounce or observe
as) clean (ceremonially or morally):— appoint, bid,
consecrate, dedicate, defile, hallow, (be, keep) holy
(-er, place), keep, prepare, proclaim, purify, sanctify
(-ied one, self), x wholly.
6943. IBlp, Qedesb, keh'-desh; from 6942; a sanc-
tum; Kedesh, the name of four places in
Pal.:— Kedesh.
6944. IBlp qddesb, ko'-desh; from 6942; a sacred
place or thing; rarely abstr. sanctity: —
consecrated (thing), dedicated (thing), hallowed
(thing), holiness, (x most) holy (X day, portion,
thing), saint, sanctuary.
6945. 1251p qadesb, kaw-dashe'; from 6942; a
(quasi) sacred person, i.e. (teehn.) a
(male) devotee (by prostitution) to licentious idol-
atry:— sodomite, unclean.
6946. 125Tp Qadesb, kaw-dashe'; the same as
6945; sanctuary; Kadesh, a place in the
Desert:— Kadesh. Comp. 6947.
tfilp qadogb. See 6918.
6947. W'-fi Uilp Qadesb Barneac, kaw-
dashe' bar-nay'-ah; from the
same as 6946 and an otherwise unused word (appar.
compounded of a correspondent to 1251 and a deriv.
of 5128) mean, desert of a fugitive; Kadesh of (the)
Wilderness of Wandering; Kadesh-Barnea, a place
in the Desert:— Kadesh-barnea.
6948. tlUilp q e deebah, ked-ay-shaw'; fem. of
6945; a female devotee (i.e. prosti-
tute'):— harlot, whore.
6949. flilp qabab, kaw-hauf; a prim, root; to
be dull;— be set on edge, be blunt.
6950. ?!lp qabal, kaw-hal'; a prim, root; to
convoke:— assemble (selves) (together),
gather (selves) (together).
6951. btlp qabal, kaw-hawl'; from 6950; assem-
blage (usually concr.) :— assembly, com
pany, congregation, multitude.
6952. ffeilp q e blllab, keh-hil-law' ; from 6950;
an assemblage;— assembly, congrega-
tion.
rfcflp qobeletb, ko-heh'-leth; fem. of act
part, from 6950; a (female) assembler
(i.e. lecturer); abstr. preaching (used as a "nom de
plume", KoheletK):— preacher.
6954 tirbflp Q e belatbab, keh-hay-law'-thavr,
from 6950; convocation; Kehelathah,
a place in the Desert:— Kehelathah.
6955. ntlp Q e batb, keh-hawth'; from an unused
root mean, to ally oneself; allied;
Kehath, an Isr. :— Kohath.
6956. TITlp Qftbatbiy, ko-haw-thee' ; patron.
from 6955; a Kohathite (collect.) or
desc. of Kehath:— Kohathites.
6957. Ip. qav, kav; or
1p qav, kawv; from 6960 [comp. 6961]; a
cord (as connecting), espec. for measuring;
fig. a rule; also a rim, a musical string or accord: —
line. Comp. 6978.
6958. Nip qow», ko; or
FFp qayab (Jer. 25 : 27), kaw-yaw'; a prim,
root; to vomit: — spue (out), vomit (out,
up, up again).
6959. 2>3ip q6\rba«, ko'-bafc or ko-bah'; a form
collat. to 3553; a helmet:— helmet.
6960. 7"!1p qavab, kaw-vaw 1 ; a prim, root; to
bind together (perh. by twisting), i.e.
collect; (fig.) to ea^ect;— gather (together), look, pa.
tiently, tarry, wait (for, on, upon).
6961. tl.1p° qaveb, kaw-veh'; from 6960; a (mea-
suring) cord (as if for binding):— line.
flip qowacb. See 6495.
6962. tilp qawf, koot; a prim, root; prop, to cut
off, i.e. (fig.) detest:— be grieved, lotheself.
6963. bip qdwl, kole; or
yp qol, kole; from an unused root mean, to
call aloud; a voice or sound; — |- aloud,
bleating, crackling, cry (+ out), fame, lightness, low-
ing, noise, -\- hold peace, [pro-] claim, proclamation,
+■ sing, sound, + spark, thunder (-ing), voice, + yell.
6964. tl^ip Qowlayab, ko-law-yaw'; from
6963 and 3050; voice of Jah; Kolajah,
the name of two Isr. :— Kolaiah.
Dip qftwm, koom; a prim, root; to rise (in
various applications, lit., fig., intens.
and caus.):— abide, accomplish, x be clearer, con-
firm, continue, decree, X be dim, endure, x enemy,
enjoin, get up, make good, help, hold, (help to) lift up
(again), make, X but newly, ordain, perform, pitch,
raise (up), rear (up), remain, (a) rise (up) (again,
against), rouse up, set (up), (e-) etablish, (make to)
stand (up), stir up, strengthen, succeed, (as-, make)
sure (,-ly), (be) up (-hold, -rising).
6966. Dip qftwm (Chald.), koom; corresp. to
6965:— appoint, establish, make, raise up
self, (a-) rise (up), (make to) stand, set (up).
6967. tlBlp qowmah, ko-maw'; from 6965;
height:— X along, height, high, stature,
tall.
6968. T'TOMip q6wm e miyuwtb, ko-mem-ee-
yooth'; from 6965; elevation, i.e.
(adv.) erectly (fig.):— upright.
6969. "Jlp qnwn, koon; a prim, root; to strike a
musical note, i.e. chant or leait (at a
funeral):— lament, mourning woman.
6970. 2'lp Qdwa*, ko'-ah; prob. from 6972 in the
orig. sense of cutting off; curtailment;
Koa, a region of Bab.:— Koa.
6971. tpp qowpb, kofe; or
E]p qdpb, kofe; prob. of for. Oft; a
monkey:— ape.
6972. Y'ip q « wis koots; a prim, root; to clip
off; used only as denom. from 7019; to
spend the harvest season:— summer.
6973. yip qikwts, koots; a prim, root [rather
ideut. with 6972 through the idea of sever-
ing oneself from (comp. 6962)] ; to be (caus. make) dis-
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Kallaw
103
justed or anxious:— abhor, be distressed, be grieved,
loathe, vex, be weary.
6974 V*!p qiiwts, hoots; a prim, root [rather
ident. with 6972 through the idea of
abruptness in starting up from sleep (comp. 3364)] ;
to awake (lit. or fig.):— arise, (be) (a-) wake, watch.
6975. yip qowts, fcotse; or
Vb qots kotse; from 6972 (in the sense of
pricking); a thorn:— thorn.
6976. yip Qowts, kotse; the same as 6975; Kots,
the name of two Isr.:— Koz, Hakkoz
[includ. the art.'].
6977. FlKIp q e vutstsah, kev-oots-tsaw 1 ; tern.
* pass. part, of 6972 in its orig. sense; a
forelock (as sftorn):— lock.
6978. 1p"lp qav-qav, kav-kav'; from 6957 (in the
sense of a fastening'); stalwart:—
X meted out.
6979. lip quwr, koor; a prim, root; to trench;
by impl. to throw forth; also (denom.
from 7023) to wall up, whether lit. (to build a wall)
or fig. (to estop) :— break down, cast out, destroy, dig.
6980. Tip quwr, koor; from 6979; (only plur.)
trenches, i.e. a web (as if so formed):—
web.
6981. N'nip Q6wr£', ko-ray'; or
HCip Q6re> (1 Chron. 26 : 1), fco~ra«'; act.
part, of 7121; crier; Kore, the name of
two Isr.:— Kore.
JTTlp qdwra.li, ko-raw'; or
flip qorah, ko-raw'; from 6979; a rafter
(forming trenches as it were) ; by impl.
a roof:— beam, roof.
6983. ttjlp qowsb, koshe; a prim, root; to bend;
used only as denom. for 3369, to set a
trap: — lay a snare.
6984. 1!T12J1p qnwshayahuw, koo-shaw-yaw'-
hoo; from the pass. part, of 6983 and
3050; entrapped of Jah; Kushajah, an Isr.:— Kush-
aiah.
6985. Up qat, kat; from 6990 in the sense of ab-
breviation; a little, i.e. (adv.) merely: —
very.
6986. 5Up qeteb, keh'-teb; from an unused root
mean, to cut off; ruin:— destroying,
destruction.
6987. SUp qofeb, ko'-teb; from the same as 6986;
extermination: — destruction.
6988. JTliUp q e towrab, ket-o-raw 1 ; from 6999;
perfume;— incense.
6989. fTTIUp Q e tnwrab, ket-oo-raw 1 ; tern.
pass. part, of 6999; perfumed; Ketu-
rah, a wife of Abraham:— Keturah.
6990. UUp qataf, kaw-tat'; a prim, root; to clip
off, i.e. (fig.) destroy. - — be cut off.
6991. bUp qa^al, kaw-tal'; a prim, root; prop, to
cut off, i.e. (flg.) put to death:— Mil, slay.
2. bUp q e tal (Chald.), ket-al'; corresp. to 6991;
to kill:— slay.
3. bUp qefel, keh'-tel; from 6991; a violent
death:— slaughter.
6994. "|Up qa|oii, kaw-tone'; a prim, root [rather
denom. from 6996]; to diminish, i.e. be
(caus. make) diminutive or (fig.) of no account: — be
a (make) small (thing), be not worthy.
6995. ]Up qftfen, ko'-ten; from 6994; a pettiness,
i.e. the little finger:— little finger.
6996. 'JUp qaluil, kaw-tawn'; or
l'Up qaton, kaw-tone'; from 6962; abbrevi-
ated, i.e. diminutive, lit. (in quantity,
Size or number) or flg. (in age or importance) :— least,
less (-ser), little (one), small (-est, one, quantity,
thing), young (-er, -est).
6997. "Up Qafan, kaw-tawn'; the same as 6996;
small; Katan, an Isr.:— Hakkatan [in-
clud. the art.'].
6998. £]Up qatapb, kaw-taf; a prim, root; to
strip off:— crop oft, cut down (up),
pluck.
6999. "lUp qatar, kaw-tar'; a prim, root [rather
ident. with 7000 through the idea of
fumigation in a close place and perh. thus driving out
the occupants] ; to smofce, i.e. turn into fragrance by
Are (espec. as an act of worship) :— burn (incense,
sacrifice) (upon), (altar for) incense, kindle, offer
(incense, a sacrifice).
7000. *lUp qatar, kaw-tar 1 ; a prim, root; to in-
close:— join.
7001. 1Up q e tar (Chald.), ket-ar'; from a root
corresp. to 7000; a knot (as tied up), i.e.
(flg.) a riddle; also a vertebra (as if a knot) :— doubt,
joint.
7003. 1Up qi«er, kit-tare'; from 6999; per-
fume: — incense.
7003. "plUp Qitrown, kit-rone'; from 6999;
fumigative; Kitron, a place in Pal.: —
Kitron.
7004. rHUp q e t6retb, ket-o'-reth; from 6999; a
fumigation:— (sweet) incense, per-
fume.
7005. nUp Qattatli. kat-tawth'; from 6996; little-
ness, Kattath, a place in Pal.:— Kattath.
7006. tl^p qayah, kaw-yaw 1 ; a prim, root; to
vomit: — spue.
7007. H*E qayij (Chald.), kah'-yit; corresp. to
7019; harvest: — summer.
7008. TiU^p qiyjowr, kee-tore 1 ; or
lU^p qiytor, kee-tore'; from 6999; a fume,
i.e. cloud:— smoke, vapour.
7009. D^p qiym, keem; from 6965; an opponent
(as rising against one), i.e. (collect.)
enemies : — substance.
7010. DJp q e yam (Chald.), Iceh-yawm'; from 6966;
an edict (as arising in law): — decree,
statute.
7011. S"p qayaiu (Chald.), kah-yawm'; from
6966; permanent (as rising firmly):— sted-
fast, sure.
7012. STS^p qiymab, kee-maw'; from 6965; an
urising: — rising up.
llS'Wp Qiymowsb See 7057.
7013. yp qayln, kah'-yin; from 6969 in the orig.
sense of fixity; a lance (as striking
fast):— spear.
7014. yp Qayln, kah'-yin; the same as 7013 (with
a play upon the affinity to 7069) ; Kajin, the
name of the first child, also of a place in Pal., and of
an Oriental tribe:— Cain, Kenite (-s).
7015. Fl^p qiynab, kee-naw'; from 6969; a dirge
(as accompanied by beating the breasts
or on instruments):— lamentation.
7016. FW'p Qiynab, fcee-n.au;',' the same as 7015;
Kinah, a place in Pal. :— Kinah.
7017. "^p, Qeyniy, kay-nee'; or
"^P Qiyniy (1 Chron. 2 : 55), kee-nee'; pat-
ron, from 7014; a Kenite or member of
the tribe of Kajin:— Kenite.
7018. ]5"p. Qeynan, kay-nawn'; from the same
as 7064; fixed; Kenan, an antediluvian:—
Cainan, Kenan.
7019. y?p qayits, kah'-yits; from 6972; harvest
(as the crop), whether the product (grain
or fruit) or the (dry) season:— summer (fruit, house).
7020. y^ip qiytsown, kee-tsone'; from 6972;
terminal:— out- (utter-) most.
7021. y^p^p qiyqayown, kee-kaw-yone' ; perh.
from 7006; the gourd (as nauseous):—
gourd.
7022. ybp^p qiyqaldwn, kee-kaw-lone' ; from
7036; intense disgrace;— shameful
spewing.
7023. T*jJ qiyr, fceer; op
"I)? qir (Isa. 22 : 5), keer; or (feu.)
"Tfl? qirrah, kee-raw'; from 6979; a wall
(as built in a trench): h mason, side,
town, x very, wall.
7024. Tp Qiyr, keer; the same as 7023; fortress;
Kir, a place in Ass.; also one in Moab:—
Kir. Comp. 7025.
7025. to"l)"l Tp Qiyr Cberes, keer kheh'-res; or
(fern, of the latter word)
rtoiri Tp Qiyr Cbareseth, keer khar-
eh'-seth; from 7023 and 2789;
fortress of earthenware; Kir-Cheres or Kir-Chares-
eth, a place in Moab:— Kir-baraseth, Kir-haresetb,
Kir-baresh, Kir-heres.
7026. DTp, Qeyroc, kay^roce'; or
Dip Qferoc, kay-roce'; from the same as
7166; ankled; Keros, one of the Nethi-
nim:— Keros.
7027. 125"p Qiysh, keesh; from 6983; a Soto; Kish,
the name of five Isr. :— Kish.
7028. yiB^P Qiyshown, kee-shone'; from 6983;
winding; Kishon, a river of Pal.: —
Kishon, Kison.
7029. " , UJ , p Qiyshiy, fcee-sTiee',- from 6983; bowed;
Kishi, an Isr.:— Kishi.
7030. CHrPp" qiytharoc (Chald.), kee-thaw-
roce'; of Gr. origin (i«'i»apis); a lyre:—
harp.
7031. bp qal, kal; contr. from 7043; light; (by
impl.) rapid (also adv.):— light, swift (-ly).
7032. bp qal (Chald.), kawl; corresp. to 6963:—
sound, voice.
bp qol. See 6963.
7033. ilbp qalab, kaw-law'; a prim, root [rather
ident. with 7034 through the idea of
shrinkage by heat] ; to toast, i.e. scorch partially or
slowly:— dried, loathsome, parch, roast.
7034. Slbp qalab, kaw-law 1 ; a prim, root; to be
light (as implied in rapid motion), but
fig. only {be [caus. hold] in contempt):— base, con-
temn, despise, lightly esteem, set light, seem vile.
7035. Sbp° qalahli, kaw-lah'; for6950; toassem-
ble:— gather together.
7036. ybp qalown, kaw-lone'; from 7034; dis-
grace; (by impl.) the pudenda;— confu-
sion, dishonour, ignominy, reproach, shame.
7037. nnbp qallacbatb, kal-lakh'-ath; appar.
but a form for 6747; a kettle: — caldron.
7038. Ubp qalat, kaw-lat'; a prim, root; to
maim: — lacking in his parts.
7039. TJp qaliy, kaw-lee'; or
IS^bp qaliy', kaw-lee 1 ; from 7033; roasted
ears of grain:— parched corn.
7040. "'bp Qallay, kal-lah'ee; from 7043; frivo-
lous; Kallai, an Isr. :— Kallai-
7041. iTpbp Qelayab, kay-law-yaw 1 '; from 7034;
insignificance; Kelajah, an Isr.:— Ke-
laiah.
7042. NU^bp Q e liyta», kel-ee-taW '; from 7038;
maiming; Kelita, the name of three
Isr. :— Kelita.
7043. b^p qalal, kaw-lal'; a prim, root; to be
(caus. make) light, lit. (swift, small,
sharp, etc.) or flg. (easy, trifling, vile, etc.):— abate,
make bright, bring into contempt, (ac-) curse, despise,
(be) ease (y, -ier), (be a, make, make somewhat,
move, seem a, set) light (-en, -er, -ly, -ly afflict, -ly
esteem, thing), X slight [-ly], be swift (-er), (be, be
more, make, reO vile, whet.
7044. bbp qalal, kaw-lawl 1 ; from 7043; brightened
(as if sharpened) :— burnished, polished.
7045. Flbbp q«lalab, kel-aw-law'; from 7043;
vilification:— (ac-) curse (-d, -tag).
7046. Obp qalac, kaw-las'; a prim, root; to dis-
parage, i.e. ridicule:— mock, scoff, scorn.
7047. top qelec, keh'-les; from 7046; a laughing-
stock:— derision.
7048. !"tDil^ qallacab, kal-law-saw' ; intens.
from 7046; ridicule: — mocking.
7049. SOp qala«, kaw-lah'; a prim, root; to sling;
also to carve (as if a circular motion, or
into light forms) :— carve, sling (out).
7050. 3>bp qela<, keh'-lah; from 7049; a sling; also
a (door) screen (as if slung across), or the
uaZue"(of the door) itself :— hanging, leaf, sling.
7051. 5*bp qallae, kal-law'; intens. from 7049; a
slinger:— slinger.
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HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
7062. b]5b|> q e loqel, fcet-o-*a2e'; from 7048; in-
substantial:— light.
7053. \ilBVp qlll^shown, kil-lesh-one'; from an
unused root mean, to prick; a prong,
I.e. hay-fork:— fork.
7064. !"TOp 4&mah, kaw-rnaw'; fern, of act. part,
of 6965; something that rises, i.e. a stalk
of grain:— (standing) corn, grown up, stalk.
7055. bNIMj? <l e muw>el, kem-oo-ale'; from 6966
and 410; raised of God; Kemuel, the
name of a relative of Abraham, and of two 1st.:—
Kemuel.
7056. "JTOJ5 Qamown, kaw-mone'; from 6965; an
elevation; Kamon, a place E. of the
Jordan:— Camon.
7057. ©TOp qiiumowsU kim-moshe 1 ; or
IBTO^j? qiymowsb, kee-moshe'; from an
unused root mean, to sting; a prickly
plant:— nettle. Comp. 7063.
7058. ttnp qemacb, fceJi'-mafcft; from an unused
root prob. mean, to grind; flour:— flour,
meal.
7059. t3M)5 qamal kaw-maV; a prim, root; to
pluck, i.e. destroy:— cut down, fill with
wrinkles.
7060. b53p qamal. kaw-maV; a prim, root; to
wither:— hew down, wither.
7061. VM]5 qamats, kaw-mats'; a prim, root; to
grasp with the hand:— take an handful
7062. VlSp qdmets, k&-mets; from 7061; a. grasp,
i.e. handful: — handful.
7063. 1TlZ373p qhnmashown, kim-maw-shone' ;
from the same as 7057; a prickly
plant:— thorn.
7064. "]]>_ qfen, feme; contr. from 7077; a nest (as
fixed), sometimes includ. the nestlings;
flg. a chamber or dwelling: — nest, room.
7065. fcOp t qana>, kaw-naw 1 ; a prim, root; to be
(caus. make) zealous, i.e. (in a bad
sense) jealous or envious: — (be) envy (-ious), be
(move to, provoke to) jealous (-y), X very, (be)
zeal (ous).
7066. N3JJ q e na> (Ohald.), ken-aw'; corresp. to
7069; to purchase: — buy.
7067. IS3p_ qauna', kan-naw 1 ; from 7065; jeal-
ous:— jealous. Comp. 7072.
7068. InNJp qln'ab, kin-aw'; from 7065; jealousy
or envy:— envy (-ied), jealousy, X sake,
zeal.
7060. H3p qanah, fcaw-naw'; a prim, root; to
erect, i.e. create; by extens. to procure,
espec. by purchase (caus. sell) ; by impl. to own:—
attain, buy (-er), teach to keep cattle, get, provoke to
jealousy, possess (-or), purchase, recover, redeem,
X surely, X verily.
7070. !"I3JJ qaneh, kaw-neh'; from 7069; a reed
(as erect); by resemblance a rod (espec.
for measuring), shaft, tube, stem, the radius (of the
arm), beam (of a steelyard):— balance, bone, branch,
calamus, cane, reed, x spearman, stalk.
7071. !l3p Qanab, kaw-naw 1 ; fern, of 7070; reed-
iness; Kanah, the name of a stream and
of a place in Pal. :— Kanah.
7072. N"l3p qannow', fca»-no'; for 7067; jealous
or angry:— jealous.
7073. TiJ? Q e naz, ken-az'; prob. from an unused
root mean, to hunt; hunter; Kenaz, the
name of an Edomite and of two Isr.:— Kenaz.
7074 "y$\> Q e nlzziy, ken-iz-zee'; patron, from
7073; &Kenizzite or desc. of Kenaz:—
Kenezite, Kenizzites.
7075. ^3p qlnyan, kin-yawn'; from 7069; crea-
tion, i.e. (concr.) creatures; also acqui-
sition, purchase, wealth:— getting, goods, X with
money, riches, substance.
7076. ITOSp qinnamown, fcin-naio-mone'; from
an unused root (mean, to erect); cin-
namon bark (as in upright rolls):— cinnamon.
7077. ")352 Qanan, kaw-nan'; a prim, root; to
erect,' but used only as denom. from
1064; to nestle, i.e. build or occupy as a nest:— make
7078. y5p v qenets, keh'-nets; from an unused
root prob, mean, to wrench; perver-
sion:— end.
7079. Hip Q e riatb, ken-awth'; from 7069; posses-
sion; Kenath, a place E. of the Jor-
dan: — Kenath.
7080. DOp qacam, kaw-sam'; a prim, root; prop.
to distribute, i.e. determine by lot or
magical scroll; by impl. to divine: — divine (-r, -ation),
prudent, soothsayer, use [divination].
7081. DDp qecem, keh'-sem; from 7080; a lot;
also divination (includ. its fee), oracle:—
(reward of) divination, divine sentence, witchcraft.
7082. DDp qacac, kaw-sas'; a prim, root; to lop
off :— cut off.
7083. HDP qeceth, keh'-seth; from the same as
8563 (or as 7185); prop, a cup, i.e. an
ink-stand:— inkhorn.
7084. nb^yp Qetiylah, keh-ee-law'; pern, from
7049 in the sense of inclosing; citadel;
KeKlah, a place in Pal.:— Keilah.
7085. 3*pyp qa*aqa<, kah-ak-ah'; from the same
as 6970; an incision or gash: — |-mark.
7086. irrn^p q e «arab, keh-aw-raw'; prob. from
7167; a bowl (as cut out hollow):—
charger, dish.
tip qfipb. See 6971.
7087. NS)? qaptaa*, kaw-faw'; a prim, root; to
shrink, i.e. thicken (as unracked wine,
curdled milk, clouded sky, frozen water):— congeal,
curdle, dark , settle.
7088. "IS]5 qapbad, kaw-fad'; a prim, root; to
contract, i.e. roll together:— cut off.
7089. !"HSp q e pbadab, kef-aw-daw'; from 7088;
shrinking, i.e. terror:— destruction.
7090. "TlBp qtppowd, kip-pode'; or
13p qippod, kip-pode'; from 7088; a species
of bird, perh. the bittern (from its con-
tracted form):— bittern.
7091. TlSp qlppowz, kip-poze'; from an unused
root mean, to contract, i.e. spring for-
ward; an arrow-snake (as darting on its prey):—
great owl.
7092. VDp qapbata, haw-fats'; a prim, root; to
draw together, i.e. close; by impl. to
leap (by contracting the limbs) ; spec, to die (from
gathering up the feet):— shut (up), skip, stop, take
out of the way.
7093. Vp. qets, kates; contr. from 7112; an ex-
tremity; adv. (with prep, pref.) after:—
-f- after, (utmost) border, end, [in-] finite, X process.
Vp qfits. See 6975.
7094. !35|p qataab, kaw-tsab'; a prim, root; to
clip, or (gen.) chop:— cut down, shorn.
7095. Slip qetseb, keh'-tseb; from 7091; shape (as
if cut out); base (as if there cut off):—
bottom, size.
7096. Silt]? q atari Ii kaw-tsaw'; a prim, root; to
c«4 off; (fig.) to destroy; (partially) to
scrape off :— cut off, cut short, scrape (off).
7097. FlSip, qatseb, kaw-tseh'; or (neg. only)
Flltp. qfetseb, kay'-tseh; from 7096; an ex-
tremity (used in a great variety of ap-
plications and idioms; comp. 7093):— X after, border,
brim, brink, edge, end, [in-] finite, frontier, outmost
coast, quarter, shore, (out-) side, X some, ut (-ter-)
most (part).
7098. ttSZp^ qataab, kaw-tsaw 1 ; fem.of 7097; a
termination (used like 7097):— coast,
corner, (selv-) edge, lowest, (uttermost) part.
7099. 15Jp qetaev, keh'-tsev; and (fem.)
!Tl5ip qltsvab, kits-vaw'; from 7096; a
limit (used like 7097, but with less va-
riety):— end, edge, uttermost part.
7100. tlltp qetaacb, keh'-tsakh; from an unused
root appar. mean, to incise; fennel-
flower (from its pungency):— fitches.
7101. "P^p qatsiyn, kaw-tseen'; from 7096 in the
sense of determining; a magistrate (as
deciding) or other leader: — captain, guide, prince,
ruler. Comp. 6278.
7103. WSp q«tgly<ah, keU-ee-aW; from 7106;
cassia (as peeled; plur. the bark): —
7103. W'Sp <J e tsiy«a,h, kets-ee-avcf ; the same
as 7102; Ketsiah, a daughter of Job:—
7104. 'pllp ft e teiyta, kets-eets 1 ; from 7112;
abrupt; Keziz, a valley in Pal. :— Keziz.
7105. Tit]? qatsiyr, kaw-tseer'; from 7114; sew.
ered, i.e. harvest (as reaped), the crop,
the time, the reaper, or fig. ; also a limb (of a tree, or
simply foliage):— bough, branch, harvest (man).
7106. yjij? qatsa<, kaw-tsah'; a prim, root; to
strip off, i.e. (partially) scrape; by impl
to segregate (as an angle):— cause to scrape, corner.
7107. E]3tp qatsapb, kaw-tsaf; a prim, root; to
crack off, i.e. (flg.) burst out in rage:—
(be) anger (-ry), displease, fret self, (provoke to)
wrath (come), be wroth.
7108. E]itp qHsapb (Chald.), kets-af; corresp. to
7107; to become enraged;— be furious.
7109. C]Jtp qnsaph (Chald.), kets-af; from 7108;
rage: — wrath.
7110. E]l£p qetsepb, keh'-tsef; from 7107; a splin-
ter (as chipped off); flg. rage or strife:—
foam, indignation, X sore, wrath.
7111. tIBBp q e taapbab, kets-aw-faw 1 ; from
7107; a, fragment:— bark [-edj.
7112. V^J> qatsats, kaw-tsats'; a prim, root; to
ctiop off (lit. or flg.):— cut (asunder, in
pieces, in sunder, off), x utmost.
7113. yiip q e tsats (Chald.), Jtets-ats 1 ,- corresp. to
: 7112:— cutoff.
7114. "ISP qatsar, kaw-tsar'; a prim, root; to
dock off, i.e. curtail (trans, or intrans.,
lit. or flg.) ; espec. to harvest (grass or grain):— X at
all, cut down, much discouraged, grieve, harvest-
man, lothe, mourn, reap (-er), (be, wax) short (-en,
-er), straiten, trouble, vex.
7115. *lJZp qotser, ko'-tser; from 7114; shortness
(of spirit), i.e. impatience: — anguish.
7116. "iSp qataer, kaw-tsare'; from 7114; short
(whether in size, number, life, strength
or temper):— few, hasty, small, soon.
7117. riilp q e tsatb, kets-awth'; from 7096; a ter-
mination (Jit. or flg.) ; also (by impl.) a
portion; adv. (with prep, pref.) after:— end, part,
X some.
7118. niip q<*satb (Chald.), kets-awth'; corresp.
to 7117:— end, partly.
7119. 1p_ qar, fcar; contr. from an unused root
mean, to chill; cool; flg. quiet: — cold, ex-
cellent [from the marg.].
IP qir. See 7023.
7120. ip qdr, fcore; from the same as 7119; cold,'—
cold.
7121. N"1)5 qara', kaw-raw 1 ; a prim, root [rather
ident. with 7123 through the idea of ac-
costing a person met] ; to call out to (i.e. prop, ad-
dress by name, but used in a wide variety of applica-
tions):— bewray [self], that are bidden, call (for,
forth, self, upon), cry (unto), (be) famous, guest, in-
vite, mention, (give) name, preach, (make) proclaim
(-ation), pronounce, publish, read, renowned, say.
7122. N'lp qara', kaw-raw'; a prim, root; to en-
counter, whether accidentally or in a
hostile manner:— befall, (by) chance, (cause to) come
(upon), fall out, happen, meet.
7123. N'lp q e ra> (Chald.), ker-aw", corresp. to
7121:— call, cry, read.
7124. tflp qore», ko-ray 1 ; prop. act. part, of 7121;
a caller, i.e. partridge (from its cry);—
partridge. See also 6981.
7125. ?1N*1p qir'ah, keer-aw'; from 7122; an em-
countering, accidental, friendly or
hostile (also adv. opposite):— x against (he come),
help, meet, seek, x to, x in the way.
7126. Snp qarab, kaw-rab'; a prim, root; to
approach (caus. bring near) for what-
ever purpose:— (cause to) approach, (cause to) bring
(forth, near), (cause to) come (near, nigh), (cause to)
draw near (nigh), go (near), be at hand, join, be nean,
offer, present, produce, make ready, stand, take.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
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7127. a'lp qfx&b (Chald.), ker-abe'; corresp. to
7126:— approach, come (near, nigh), draw
near.
7128. y$) q e rab, ker-awb'; from 7126; hostile
encounter:— battle, war.
7129. yyp qerab (Chald.), ker-awb'; corresp. to
* : 7128:— war.
7130. S'lp qereb, keh'-reb; from 7126; prop, the
nearest part, i.e. the centre, whether lit.,
flg. or adv. (espec. with prep.):— X among, x before,
bowels, x unto charge, + eat (up), x heart, x him,
X in, inward (X -ly, part, -s, thought), midst, + out
of, purtenance, X therein, X through, X within self.
7131. Sip qareb, kaw-rabe'; from 7126; near:—
approach, come (near, nigh), draw near.
a'*VJ5 qarob See 7138.
7132. tt?"Ji? qTabab, ker-aw-baw 1 ; from 7126;
approach;— approaching, draw near.
7133. 'VVl'j? qorban, kor-bawn'; or
"]5pp qnrban, koor-bawn' ; from 7126;
something brought near the altar, i.e. a
sacrificial present:— oblation, that is offered, offering.
7134. Q'Pp qardSm, kar-dome'; perh. from 6923
in the sense of striking upon; an axe:—
ax.
7135. tTip 9 aria h> kaw-raw'; tern, of 7119; cool-
ness.'— cold.
7136. TXyp qarab, kaw-raw'; a prim, root; to
light upon (chiefly by accident) ; caus. to
bring about; spec, to impose timbers (for roof or
floor):— appoint, lay (make) beams, befall, bring,
come (to pass unto), floor, [hap] was, happen (unto),
meet, send good speed.
7137. !"pp qareb, kaw-reh'; from 7136; an (un-
fortunate) occurrence, i.e. some ac-
cidental (ceremonial) disqualification:— uncleanness
that chanceth.
tTnp qdrab. See 6982.
7138. Slip qatowb, fcato-rooe'; or
Inp qarob, kaw-robe'; from 7126; near (in
place, kindred or time):— allied, ap-
proach, at hand, + any of kin, kinsfolk (-sman), (that
is) near (of kin), neighbour, (that is) next, (them that
come) nigh (at hand), more ready, short (-ly).
7139. fpp qaracb, kaw-rakh'; a prim, root; to
depilate:— make (self) bald.
7140. fpp qeracb, keh'-rakh; or
fpp qiiracb, ko'-rakh; from 7139; ice (as
if bald, i.e. smooth); hence, hail; by
resemblance, rock crystal:— crystal, frost, ice.
7141. THp Qoracb, ko'-rakh; from 7139; ice;
Korach, the name of two Edomites and
three Isr. :— Koran.
7142. Tpp qSrSacb, kay-ray'-akh; from 71S9;
bald (on the back of the head):— bald
(head).
7143. rpp QarSacb, kaw-ray'-akh: from 7189;
bald; Karedch,'«a Isr. :— Careah, Kareah.
7144. Fltpp qorcbab, kor-khaw'; or
Krpp qoreba' (Ezek. 27 : 31), kor-khaw';
from 7139; baldness:— bald (-ness),
X utterly.
7145. "Tpp Qorebiy, kor-khee'; patron, from
7141; a Korchite (collect.) or desc. of
Korach:— Korahite, Korathite, sons of Kore, Korhite.
7146. ritflp qaraehatta, kaw-rakh' -ath; from
7139; a bald spot (on the back of the
head); flg. a threadbare spot (on the back side of the
cloth):— bald head, bare within.
7147. pp q e riy, ker-ee'; from 7136; hostile en-
counter:— contrary.
7148. Npp qariy', kaw-ree'; from 7121; called,
i.e. select:— famous, renowned.
7149. N"pp qlrya' (Chald.), keer-yaw'; or
•VJP qlryab (Chald.), keer-yaw'; corresp.
to 7151:— city.
7150. !"tN" , Ti? q e riy'ab, ker-ee-aW; from 7121; a
proclamation:— preaching.
■"IpP qlryab, kir-yaw 1 ; from 7136 in the
sense of flooring, i.e. building; a city: —
7151.
city.
7152. nipp Q e riy6wth, ker-ee-yoth' ; plur. of
7151 ; buildings; Kerioth, the name of
two places in Pal. :— Kerioth, Kirioth.
7153. SUSpSt FVpp Qlryatb 'Arba«, keer-yath'
ar-bah'; or (with the art. inter-
posed)
5>3>"|SS3 npp dlryatb ba-'Arba<
Ofeh. 11 : 25), keer-yath' haw-
ar-bah'; from 7151 and 704 or 702; city of Arba, or
city of the four (giants); Kirjath-Arba or Kirjath-ha-
Arba, a place in Pal. :— Kirjath-arba.
7154. bsa npp Qtryatb Ba'al, keer-yath'
bah'-al; from 7151 and 1168; city
of Baal; Kirjath-Baal, a place in Pal. :— Kirjath-baal.
7155. nijm npp Qiryatb Cbutso wth, keer-
yath' khoo-tsoth'; from 7151 and
the f em. plur. of 2351 ; city of streets; Kirjath-Chu-
tsoth, a place in Moab:— Kirjath-huzoth.
7156. D'npp Qlryatbaylm, keer-yaw-thah'-
yim; dual of 7151; double city; Kir-
jathaim, the name of two places in Pal. :— Kiriathaim,
Kirjathaim.
7157. Dp3>? npp Qlryatb TT e <ariym, keer-
yath' yeh-aw-reem' ; or (Jer.
26 : 20) with the art. interposed; or (Josh. 18 : 28)
simply the former part of the word; or
Dp? npp Qiryath 'Ariym, keer-yath'
aw-reem 1 ; from 7151 and the
plur. of 3293 or 5892; city afforests, or city of towns;
Kirjath-Jedrim or Kirjath-Arim, a place in Pal.: —
Kirjath, Kirjath- jearim, Kirjath-arim.
7158. !l3p npp Qlryatb Cannab, keer-yath'
san-naw' ; or
IBD npp Qiryath Cipher, keer-yath'
say'-fer; from 7151 and a simpler
fern, from the same as 5577, or (for the latter name)
5612; city of branches, or of a book; Kirjath-Sannah
or Kirjath-Sepher, a place in Pal.:— Kirjath-sannah,
Kirjath-sepher.
7159. D^p qaram, kaw-ram'; a prim, root; to
cover:— cover.
7160. yyp qaran, kaw-ran'; a prim, root; to push
or gore; used only as denom. from 7161,
to shoot out horns; flg. rays: — have horns, shine.
7161. pp qeren, keh'-ren; from 7160; a horn (as
projecting) ; by impl. a flask, cornet; by
resembl. an elephant's tooth (i.e. ivory), a corner (of
the altar), a peak (of a mountain), a ray (o£ light); flg.
power:— X hill, horn.
7162. pp qeren (Chald.), keh'-ren; corresp. to
7161; a horn (lit. or for sound):— horn,
cornet.
7163. "■pB'TI pp. qeren bap-puwk, keh'-ren
hap-pook'; from 7161 and 6320;
Tiorn of cosmetic; Keren-hap-Puk, one of Job's
daughters:— Keren-happueh.
7164. 0*yp qarac, kaw-ras'; a prim, root; prop.
to protrude; used only as denom. from
7165 (for alliteration with 7167), to hunch, i.e. be hump-
backed:— stoop.
7165. Cnp qerec, keh'-res; from 7164; a knob or
belaying-pin (from its swelling form):—
tache.
O" 1 !?. Qe>6c. See 7026.
7166. bfa'lp qarcol, kar-sole'; from 7164; an ankle
(as a protuberance or joint):— foot.
7167. 3pp qarat, kaw-rah'; a prim, root; torend,
lit. or flg. (revile, paint the eyes, as if
enlarging them):— cutout, rend, X surely, tear.
7168. ynp qera<, keh'-rah; from 7167; a rag:—
piece, rag.
7169. VPp qarats, haw-rats'; a prim, root; to
pinch, i.e. (partially) to bite the lips,
blink the eyes (as a gesture of malice), or (fully) to
squeeze off (a pieca of clay in order to mould a vessel
from it):— form, move, wink.
7170. y*np q c rats (Chald.), ker-ats'; corresp. to
7171 in the sense of a bit (to " eat the
morsels of " any one, i.e. chew him up [fig.] by slan-
der): — |- accuse
7171. yip qereta, keh'-rets; from 7169; extirpa-
tion (as if by constriction):— destruction.
7172. S'p'lp qarqa«, kar-kah'; from 7167; floor (as
if a pavement of pieces or tesseroe), of
a building or the sea:— bottom, (X one side of the)
floor.
7173. Sp'lp Qarqa', kar-kah'; the same as 7172;
ground-floor; Karka (with the art.
pref.), a place in Pal.:— Karkaa.
7174. Ip^lp Qarqor, kar-kore'; from 6979; foun-
dation; Karkor, a place E. of the Jor-
dan:— Karkor.
7175. Upp qeresb, keh'-resh; from an unused
root mean, to split off; a slab or plank;
by impl. a deck of a ship:— bench, board.
7176. rpp qeretb, keh'-reth; from 7136 in the
sense of building; a city:— city.
7177. !tnpp Qartab, kar-taw'; from 7176; cit»;
Kartah, a place in Pal.:— Kartah.
7178. IFpp Clartan, kar-taum'; from 7176; city-
plot; Kartan, a place in Pal. : — Kartan.
7179. 123p qasb, kash; from 7197; straw (as dry):—
stubble.
7180. NISp qlsbsbn', kish-shoo'; from an un-
used root (mean, to be hard); a cucum-
ber (from the difficulty of digestion):— cucumber.
7181. 31IJp qastaab, kaw-shab'; a prim, root; to
prick up the ears, i.e. hearken: — attend,
(cause to) hear (-ken), give heed, incline, mark (well),
regard.
7182. Slap, qesheb, keh'-sheb; from 7181; aheark-
ening:— X diligently, hearing, much
heed, that regarded.
7183. Sffip qaahsbab, kash-shawb'; or
31Bp qashshiib, kash-shoob'; from 7181;
hearkening:— attent (-ive).
7184. Fillip qasab, kaw-saw'; or
mipp qasvan, kas-vaw'; from an unused
root mean, to be round; a jug (from
its shape):— cover, cup.
7185. !"I123p qashab, kaw-shaw 1 ; a prim, root;
prop, to be dense, i.e. tough or severe
(in various applications):— be cruel, be fiercer, make
grievous, be ([ask a], be in, have, seem, would) hard
(en, [labour], -ly, thing), be sore, (be, make) stiff
(-en, [-necked]).
7186. !lfflp qasheb, kaw-sheh'; from 7385; severe
(in various applications):— churlish,
crueL grievous, hard ([-hearted], thing), heavy, + im-
pudent, obstinate, prevailed, rough (ly), sore, sor-
rowful, stiff ([-necked]), stubborn, + in trouble.
7187. UilBp qegbowf (Chald.), kesh-oW; or
Ei'lfip q e shdf (Chald.), besh-ote'; corresp. to
71*39; fidelity:— truth.
7188. TTllJp qasbacb, kaw-shakh'; a prim, root;
to be (caus. make) unfeeling:— -harden.
7189. EUJp qosbef, ko'-shet; or
UlDp qosbf, kosht; from an unused root
mean, to ftaiance," equity (as evenly
weighed), i.e. reality:— certainty, truth.
U'JSP qoshot. See 7187.
7190. "'llip q e shiy, kesh-ee'; from 7185; obstin-
acy:— sUibbonmess.
7191. "ji^lBp <lishy6wn, kish-yone'; from 7190;
hard ground; Kishjon, a place in
Pal.:— Kishion, Keshon.
7192. im^ilip q e styfah, kes-ee-taiv' ; from an un-
used root (prob. mean, to weigh out);
an ingot (as definitely estimated and stamped for a
coin):— piece of money (silver).
7193. niCpiSp qasqesetb, kas-keh'-seth; by re-
dupl. from an unused root mean,
to shale off as bark; a scate (of a fish) ; hence a coat
of mail (as composed of or covered with jointed
plates of metal) :— mail, scale.
7194. Tfflp qasbar, kaw-shar'; a prim, root; to
tie, phys. (gird, confine, compact) or
ment. (in love, league):— bind (up), (make a) conspire
(-acy, -ator), join together, knit, stronger, work
[treason].
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HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
7195. *W]? qesher, keh'-sher; from 7194; an (un-
lawful) alliance:— confederacy, conspir-
acy, treason.
7196. Taj]? qUUxuiiAx, Msh-shoor 1 ; tromnU; an
(ornamental) girdle (for women):— at-
tire, headband.
7197. 125123)5 qashash, kaw-shash'; a prim, root;
to become sapless through drought;
used only as denom. from 7179; to forage for straw,
stubble or wood; fig. to assemble:— gather (selves)
(together).
7198. rraj]J qesheth, keh'-sheth; from 7185 in the
orig. sense (of 6983) of bending; a bow,
for shooting (hence fig. strength) or the iris:—
X arch (-er), + arrow, bow ([-man, -shot]).
7199. nlB]?_ qashshath, kash-shawth' ; intens. (as
denom.) from 7198; a bowman:—
X archer.
7200. flN 1 ! rii'ah, raw-out; a prim, root; to see,
lit. or fig. (in numerous applications, di-
rect and implied, trans., intrans. and causat.):— advise
self, appear, approve, behold, X certainly, consider,
discern, (make to) enjoy, have experience, gaze, take
heed, X indeed, X joyfully, lo, look (on, one another,
one on another, one upon another, out, up, upon),
mark, meet, x be near, perceive, present, provide,
regard, (have) respect, (fore-, cause to, let) see (-r,
-m, one another), shew (self), X sight of others, (e-)
spy, stare, x surely, X think, view, visions.
7301. *1»*1 ra'ah, raw-am'; from 7200; ubirdot
WW
prey (prob. the vulture, from its sharp
sight):— glede. Comp. 1676.
7302. i"IN*l r&'eh, raw-eh'; from 7200; seeing, i.e.
experiencing:— see.
7203. "18*1 rfi'eh, ro-eh'; act. part, of 7200; a seer
(as often rendered); but also (abstr.) a
vision:— vision.
7204. fINh Ro>eh, ro-ay>; for 7203; prophet;
Roeh, an Isr. : — Haroeh [includ. the art.] .
7205. "318*1 R e 'irwbe*ii, rehoo-bane'; from the
taper, of 7200 and 1181; see ye a son;
Reuben, a son of Jacob:— Reuben.
7206. ""318*1 R^Awbdniy, reh-oo-bay-nee';
patron, from 7205; a Reiibenite or
desc. of Reilben:— children of Reuben, Reubenites.
7207. STINT ra'avah, rah-av-aw 1 ; from 7200;
sight, i.e. satisfaction:— behold.
7208. "TO18*1 R e »iiwmah, reh-oomaw 1 ; fem.
pass. part, of 7213; raised; Beumah,
a Syrian woman: — Reumah.
7209. "'8*5 r*'iy, reh-ee'; from 7200; a mirror (as
seen):— looking glass.
7210. "Syn rft'iy, ro-eef; from 7200; sight, whether
abstr. (vision) or concr. (a spectacle):—
gazingstock, look to, (that) see (-th).
7211. *V8*1 R e 'ay&h, reh-aw-yaw'; from 7200
and 3050; Jah has seen; Beajah, the
name of three Isr.:— Reaia, Reaiah.
7212. 11*8*!° l*>iyth, reh-eeth'; from 7200; sight:—
beholding.
7213. 08*J ra'am, raw-am'; a prim, root; to
rise.-— be lifted up.
7214. DN*1 iwJm, reh-ame'; or
B*.8*l t^'Sym, reh-ame 1 ; op
D**l reym, rame; or
D*) r£m, rame; from 7213; a wild bull (from
its conspicuousness):— unicorn.
7215. ""W8 1 ") ra'mah, raw-maw 1 ; from 7213;
something high in value, i.e. perh.
coral;— coral.
7216. rvtTJ8") RA'mowtb, raw-mdift'; or
11*28*1 Ramoth, rauMnoth'; plur. of 7215;
heights; Ramoth, the name of two
places in Pal.:— Ramoth.
7217. 1258"! re'sh (Ohald.), raysh; corresp. to 7218;
the head; fig. the sunt;— chief, head,
sum.
7218. 1258*1 rd'sh, roshe; from an unused root ap-
par. mean, to shake; the head (as most
easily shaken), whether lit. or fig. (in many applica-
tions, of place, time, rank, etc.):— band, beginning,
captain, chapiter, chief (-est place, man, things), com-
pany, end, X every [man], excellent, first, forefront,
([be-]) head, height, (on) high (-est part, [priest]),
X lead, x poor, principal, ruler, sum, top.
7219. UJ8*1 rd'sh, roshe; or
1151*1 rowih (Deut. 38 : 32), roshe; appar.
the same as 7218; a poisonous plant,
prob. the poppy (from its conspicuous head); gen.
poison (even of serpents) :— gall, hemlock, poison,
venom.
7220. 1238*1 Rd'sh, roshe; prob. the same as 7818;
Rosh, the name of an Isr. and of a for.
nation:— Rosh.
1258*! re'sh. See 7389.
7221. J"I1258*1 ri'shah, ree-shaw 1 ; from the same
as 7218; a beginning:— beginning.
7222. *"1258*1 rd'shah, ro-shaw 1 ; fem. of 7218; the
head:— head [-stone].
7223. "11138*1 ri'shdwn, ree-sftone'; or
",1238"! ri'shda, ree-sftome'; from 7221; first,
in place, time or rank (as adj. or
noun):— ancestor, (that were) before (-time), begin-
ning, eldest, first, fore [-father] (-most), former
(thing), of old time, past.
7224 ""'1238*1 ri'shdaiy, ree-sho-nee'; from 7223;
first:— first.
7225. "1*1258*1 re'shiyth, ray-sheeth'; from the
same as 7218; the first, in place, time,
order or rank (spec, a firstfruit):— beginning, chief
(-est), first (-fruits, part, time), principal thing.
7226. niaiS'1 ra'ashdth, rah-ash-oth' ; from
7218; & pillow (being for the ftead"):—
bolster.
7227. 3*1 rab, rao; by contr. from 7231; abundant
(in quantity, size, age, number, rank,
quality):— (in) abound (-undance, -ant, -antly), cap-
tain, elder, enough, exceedingly, full, great (-ly,
man, one), increase, long (enough, [time]), (do, have)
many (-ifold, things, a time), ([ship-]) master,
mighty, more, (too, very) much, multiply (-tude),
officer, often [-times], plenteous, populous, prince,
process [of time], suffice (-ient).
7228. Si rah, raft; by contr. from 7232; an
archer [or perh. the same as 7227] : —archer.
7229. Si rah (Chald.), rab; corresp. to 7227:— cap
tain, chief, great, lord, master, stout.
3*1 rib. See 7378.
7230. *1"1 rob, robe; from 7231 ; abundance (in any
respect):— abundance (-antly), all, x com-
mon [sort], excellent, great (-ly, -ness, number),
huge, be increased, long, many, more in number,
most, much, multitude, plenty (-ifully), X very [age].
7231. 33*1 rabab, raw-bob 1 ; a prim, root; prop.
to cast together [comp. 7241], i.e. in-
crease, espec. in number; also (as denom. from 7233)
to multiply by the myriad:— increase, be many
(-ifold), be more, multiply, ten thousands.
7232. SSl rabab, raw-bab'; a prim, root [rather
ident. with 7231 through the idea of pro-
jection] ; to shoot an arrow:— shoot.
7233. 11SS1 r*babah, reb-aw-baw'; from 7231;
abundance (in number), l.e. (spec.) a
myriad (whether def. or indef.):— many, million,
X multiply, ten thousand.
7234. *D*1 rabad, raw-bad'; a prim, root; to
spread: — deck.
7235. T(Sl rabah, raw-baw 1 ; a prim, root; to in-
crease (in whatever respect):— [bring in]
abundance (X -antly), + archer [by mistake for 7282],
be in authority, bring up, x continue, enlarge, excel,
exceeding (-ly), be full of, (be, make) great (-er, -ly,
X -ness), grow up, heap, increase, be long, (be, give,
have, make, use) many (a time),(any , be, give, give the,
have) more (in number), (ask, oe, be so. gather, over,
take, yield) much (greater, more), (make to) multi-
ply, nourish, plenty (-ecus), X process [of time], sore,
store, thoroughly, very.
7236. *ia*l r e bah (Ohald.), reb-aw 1 ; corresp. to
7235:— make a great man, grow.
7237. HS1 Kabbah, rab-baw 1 ; fem. of 7227?
great; Rabbah, the name of two places
in Pal., E. and W.:— Rabbah, Rabbatb.
7238. 1*1*1 r e bdw (Chald.), reb-oo'; from a root
corresp. to 7235; increase (of dignity):—
greatness, majesty.
7239. 13*1 rlbbow, rib-bo'; from 7281; or
SIS'! ribbdw', rib-bo'; from 7231; a my-
riad, i.e. indef large number:— great
things, ten ([eight] -een, [for] -ly, + sixscore,
+ threescore, X twenty, [twen] -ty) thousand.
7240. 13*1 rlbbdw (Chald.), rib-bo'; corresp. to
7239:— x ten thousand times ten thou-
sand.
7241. 3*3*J rabiyb, raw-beeb'; from 7231; a rain
(as an accumulation of drops):—
shower.
7242. IPS! rabiyd, raw-beed'; from 7234; a col-
lar (as spread around the neck):—
chain.
7243. *2>**1*| r e biy<iy, refi-ee-ee'; or
"■5*3*! i*bi«ty, reb-ee-ee'; from 7251; fourth;
also (fractionally) a fourth:— four-
square, fourth (part).
7244. ""?*3*! i*biy«ay (Chald.), reb-ee-ah'ee;
corresp. to 7243:— fourth.
7245. 21"3*J Rabbfyth, rab-beeth'; from 7831;
multitude; Rabbith, a place in Pal.:—
Rabbith.
7246. *[2*1 rabah, raw-bak'; a prim, root; to
soak (bread in oil):— baken, (that which
is) fried.
7247. !"tb*l*! Riblah, rib-law'; from an unused
root mean, to be fruitful; fertile;
Riblah, a place in Syria:— Riblah.
7248. Jfljf SO Bab-Hag, rah-mawg'; from 7227
and a for. word for a Magian; chief
Magian; Rab-Mag, a Bab. official:— Rab-mag.
7249. D"*)D"*J*J Rab-Cariyc, rab-saw-reece';
from 7227 and a for. word for a eu-
nuch; chief chamberlain; Rab-Saris, a Bab. offi-
cial:— Rab-saris.
7250. 5*3*} rabat, raw-Soft'; a prim, root; to squat
or lie out flat, i.e. (spec.) in copulation:—
let gender, lie down.
7251. 5*3*1 rata*, raw-bah'; a prim, root [rather
ident. with 7350 through the idea of
sprawling " at all fours" (or possibly the reverse is
the order of deriv.); comp. 708]; prop, to be four
(sided); used only as denom. of 7853; to be quad-
rate:— (four-) square (-d).
7252. 5*3*! rebat, reh'-bah; from 7250; prostra-
tion (for sleep):— lying down.
7253. 3*3*1 reba*, reh'-bah; from 7251; a fourth
(part or side):— fourth part, side, square.
7254. 53*1 Reba<, reh'-bah; the same as 7853;
Reba, a Midianite:— Reba.
7255. 5*3*1 rdba', ro>-bah; from 7251; a quarter :-
fourth part.
7256. 5J3*1 ribbea', rib-bay'-ah; from 7251; a de-
scendant of the fourth generation, ie.
great great grandchild:— fourth.
"5*3*) i*biy«iy. See 7248.
7257. ""3 1 ! rabats, raw-bats'; a prim, root; to
crouch (on all four legs folded, like a
recumbent animal); by impl. to recline, repose,
brood, lurk, imbed:— crouch (down), fall down, make
a fold, lay, (cause to, make to) lie (down), make to
rest, sit.
7258. y*l*1 rebets, reh'-bets; from 7857; a couch
or place of repose:— where each lay, lie
down in, resting place.
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7259. *""]23*1 Ribqah, rib-haw'; from an unused
root prob. mean, to clog by tying up
the fetlock; fettering (by beauty); Bibkah, the wife
of Isaac:— Bebekah.
7260. 333*1 rabrab (Chald.), rab-raV; from
7229; huge (in size) ; domineering (in
character):— (very) great (things).
7261. 13*795 rabroban (Chald.), rao-reo-aim';
from 7260; a magnate:— lord, prince.
7262. iliJlBD"! BabsbaqSh, rab-shaw-kay' ;
from 7227 and 8248; chief butler;
Sabshakeh, a Bab. official;— Rabshakeh.
7263. 35*1 regeb, reh'-gheb; from an unused root
mean, to pile together; a lump of clay:—
clod.
7264. T3*l ragaz, raw-gaz'; a prim, root; to
quiver (with any violent emotion, espee.
anger or fear) :— be afraid, stand in awe, disquiet, fall
out, fret, move, provoke, quake, rage, shake, trem-
ble, trouble, be wroth.
7265. 13*1 r e gaz (Chald.), reg-az'; corresp. to
7264:— provoke unto wrath.
7266. *fjh r e gaz (Chald.), reg-az 1 ; from 7265; vio-
lent anger:— rage.
7267. fan rogez, raf-ghez; from 7264; commotion,
restlessness (of a horse), crash (of thun-
der), disquiet, anger:— tear, noise, rage, trouble
(-ing), wrath.
7268. t*t*3 raggaz, rag-gawz'; intens. from 7264;
timid: — trembling.
7269. S1T3*1 rogzab, rog-zaw'; fern, of 7267; trep-
idation: — trembling.
7270. 53*1 ragal, raw-gal'; a prim, root; to walk
along; but only in spec, applications, to
reconnoitre, to be a tale-bearer (i.e. slander); also (as
denom. from 7272) to lead about: — backbite, search,
slander, (e-) spy (out), teach to go, view.
7271. 55*1 r*gal (Chald.), reg-al'; corresp. to
' 7272:— foot.
7272. 55*1 regel, reh'-gel; from 7270; a foot (as
used in walking); by impl. a step; by
euphem. the pudenda:— x be able to endure, x ac-
cording as, X after, X coming, x follow, ([broken-])
foot ([-ed, -stool]), X great toe, x haunt, X journey,
leg, + piss, ■+• possession, time.
7278. iTm"! ragliy, rag-lee'; from 7272; a foot-
man (soldier): — (on) foot (-man).
7274 d^jH Bog e liym, ro-gel-eem'; plnr. of act.
part, of 7270; fullers (as tramping the
cloth In washing); Rogelim, a place E. of the Jor-
dan:— Bogelim.
7275. D 5*1 ragam, raw-gam'; a prim, root [comp.
7263, 7321, 7551] ; to cast together (stones),
l.e. to lapidate: — X certainly, stone.
7276. t3J1 Begem, reh'-gem; from 7275; stone-
heap; Begem, anlsr.: — Begem.
7277. !TT0a*1 rigmab, rig-maw 1 ; fern, of the same
as 7276; a pile (of stones), i.e. (fig.) a
throng:— council.
7278. *"|b,M d5*1 Begem Melek, reh'-gem meh>-
' lek; from 7276 and 4428; king's
heap; Begem-Melek, an Isr.:— Regem-melech.
7279. 12*l r&gan, raw-gan'; a prim, root; to
grumble, i.e. rebel;— murmur.
7280. "to*} raga«, raw-gah'; a prim, root; prop, to
toss violently and suddenly (the sea with
waves, the skin with boils) ; fig. (in a favorable man-
ner) to settle, i.e. quiet; spec, to wink (from the
motion of the eye-lids):— break, divide, find ease, be a
moment, (cause, give, make to) rest, make suddenly.
7281. 5*3*1 rega«, reh'-gah; from 7280; a wink (of
the eyes), i.e. a very short space of
time:— instant, moment, space, suddenly.
7282. *S>5*1 ragea*, raw-gay' -ah; from 7280; restful,
i.e. peaceable:— that are quiet.
7283. 1*J5*1 ragasb, raw-gash'; a prim, root; to
be tumultuous: — rage.
7284. 1*53*1 r e gasb (Chald.), reg-ash'; corresp. to
7283; to gather tumultuously:— assemble
(together).
7285. 1253*1 regesb, reh'-ghesh; or (fern.)
S11235*] rlgsbab, rig-shaw'; from 7283; a
tumultuous crowd: — company, insur-
rection.
7286. Ill radad, raw-dad'; a prim, root; to
tread in pieces, i.e. (fig.) to conquer, or
(spec.) to overlay:— spend, spread, subdue.
7287. STI1 r ad all, raw-daw'; a prim, root; to
tread down, ie. subjugate; spec, to
crumble off:— (come to, make to) have dominion,
prevail against, reign, (bear, make to) rule, (-r, over),
take,
7288. * |1 5*3 Badday, rad-dah'ee; intens. from
7287; domineering; Baddai, an Isr.:—
Raddai.
7289. "PI*! radiyd, raw-deed'; from 7286 in the
sense of spreading; a veil (as expand-
ed):— vail, veil.
7290. d*1*l radam, raw-dam'; a prim, root; to
stun, i.e. stupefy (with sleep or death):—
(be fast a-, be in a deep, cast into a dead, that) sleep
(-er, -eth).
7291. 111*1 radapb, raw-daf; a prim, root; to
run after (usually with hostile intent;
fig. [of time] gone by) : — chase, put to flight, follow
(after, on), hunt, (be under) persecute (-ion, -or), pur-
sue (-r).
7292. 3*1*1 rabab, raw-hob'; a prim, root; to
urge severely, i.e. (flg.) importune, em-
bolden, capture, act insolently: — overcome, behave
self proudly, make sure, strengthen.
7293. 3n*1 rabab, rah'-hab; from 7292; bluster
(-er):— proud, strength.
7294. 3*1*1 Babab, rah'-hab; the same as 7298;
Bahab (i.e. boaster), an epithet of
Egypt:— Bahab.
7295. 3*1*1 rabab, raw-hawb'; from 7292; inso-
lent:— proud.
7296. 3*1*1 rabab, ro'-hab; from 7292; pride:—
strength.
7297. 71*1*1 rabab, raw-haw 1 ; a prim, root; to
fear:— be afraid.
7298. fj*! 1 ! rabaf , rah' -hat; from an unused root
appar. mean, to hollow out; a channel
or watering-box; by resemblance a ringlet of hair (as
forming parallel lines):— gallery, gutter, trough.
7299. 1*1 r6v (Chald.), rave; from a root corresp.
to 7200; aspect:— form.
31*1° ruwb. See 7878.
7300. Ill ruwd, rood; a prim, root; to tramp
about, i.e. ramble (free or disconso-
late) :— have the dominion, be lord, mourn, rule.
7301. Sill ravah, raw-vaw 1 ; a prim, root; to
slake the thirst (occasionally of other
appetites):— bathe, make drunk, (take the) fill, satiate,
(abundantly) satisfy, soak, water (abundantly).
7302. illl raveb, raw-veh'; from 7301; sated
(with drink):— drunkenness, watered.
7303. *15*li*1° Bowhagah, ro-hag-aW; from
an unused root prob. mean, to cry
out; outcry; Bohagah, anlsr.: — Bohgah.
7304. till ravacb, raw-vakh'; a prim, root
[rather ident. with 7806]; prop, to breathe
freely, i.e. revive; by impl. to have ample rooms-
be refreshed, large.
7305. 111*1 revacb, reh'^vakh; from 7304; room,
lit. (an interval) or flg. (deliverance):—
enlargement, space.
7306. trill ruwacb, roo'-akh; a prim, root; prop.
to blow, i.e. breathe; only (lit.) to smell
or (by impl. perceive (flg. to anticipate, enjoy):—
accept, smell, X touch, make of quick understanding.
7307. *11*1 ruwaeh, roo'-akh; from 7806; wind;
by resemblance breath, i.e. a sensible (or
even violent) exhalation; fig. life, anger, unsub-
stantiality; by extens. a region of the sky; by resem-
blance spirit, but only of a rational being (includ. its
expression and functions): — air, anger, blast, breath,
X cool, courage, mind, X quarter, x side, spirit
([-ual]), tempest, x vain, ([whirl-]) wind (-y).
7808. *11*1 ruwacb (Chald.), roo'-akh; corresp.
to 7307:— mind, spirit, wind.
7309. fl)J1*1 r*Tachah, rev-aw-khaw' ; fern. Of
7305; relief:— breathing, respite.
7310. iTJfl r*rayab, rev-aw-yaw'; from 7301;
satisfaction:— runneth over, wealthy.
7311. dl*l ruwm, room; a prim, root; to be high
act. to rise or raise (in various applica-
tions, lit. or fig.):— bring up, exalt (self), extol, give,
go up, haughty, heave (up), (be, lift up on, make on,
set up on, too) high (-er, one), hold up, levy, lift (-er)
up, (be) lofty, ( X a-) loud, mount up, offer (up) , + pre-
sumptuously, (be) promote (-ion), proud, set up, tall
(-er), take (away, off, up), breed worms.
7312. d1*1 ruwm, room; or
d 1 ! rum, room; from 7811 ; (lit.) elevation or
' (flg.) elation:— haughtiness, height,
Xhigh.
7313. dll ruwm (Chald.), room; corresp. to 7311;
(flg. only):— extol, lift up (self), set up.
7314. dll ruwm (Chald.), room; from 7318; (Jit.)
altitude:— height.
7315. &11 rdwm, rome; from 7311; elevation, Le,
(adv.) aloft: — on high.
7316. SIM!*! Buwmab, roo-maw'; from 7311;
height; Rumah, a place in Pal.:— Hu-
man.
7317. *1"011 rdwmab, ro-maw 1 ; fem. of 7815;
elation, i.e. (adv.) proudly:— haughtily.
7318. BM1*1 rowmam, ro-mawm'; from 7426;
exaltation, i.e. (flg. and spec.) praise:—
be extolled.
7319. S1B7211 rowm e mab, ro-mem-aw 1 ; fem.
act. part, of 7426; exaltation, Le.
praise:— high.
7320. *1W "■Fffi)»i*1 Bowmamtiy <Ezer (or
T^OMT Bamamtiy), ro-mam'-tee eh'-zer;
from 7311 and 5828; I have raised up
a help; Romamti-Ezer, an Isr.:— Bomamti-ezer.
7321. 21*1 ruwa', roo-ah'; a prim, root; to mar
(espec. by breaking); flg. to split the ears
(with sound), i.e. shout (for alarm or joy) :— blow an
alarm, cry (alarm, aloud, out), destroy, make a joy-
ful noise, smart, shout (for joy), sound an alarm,
triumph.
7322. £]1*1 ruwpb, roof; a prim, root; prop, to
triturate (in a mortar), i,e. (flg.) to agi-
tate (by concussion) :— tremble.
7823. yV\ ruwta, roots; a prim, root; to run (for
whatever reason, espec. to rush):— break
down, divide speedily, footman, guard, bring hastily*
(make) run (away, through), post, stretch out.
7324. pl*l ruwq, rook; a prim, root; to pour out
(lit. or flg.), i.e. empty:— x arm, cast
out, draw (out), (make) empty, pour forth (out).
7325. *11*1 ruwr, roor; a prim, root; to siauer
(with spittle), i.e. (by analogy) to emit a
fluid (ulcerous or natural):— run.
7326. 12)11 ruwsb, roosh; a prim, root; to 6e
destitute;— lack, needy, (make self) poor
(man).
1231*1 rdwsh. See 7219.
7327. nil Buwtb, rooth; prob. for 7468; friend;
Buth, a Moabitess:— Buth.
7328. T*l raz (Cbald.), raw»; from an unused root
prob. mean, to attenuate, i.e. (flg.) hide;
a mystery: — secret.
7329. tlTI razah, raw-zaw"; a prim, root; to
emaciate, i.e. make (.become) thin dlt
or flg.):— famish, wax lean.
7330. *1T*1 razeb, raw-zeh'; from 7329; thin:—
lean.
7331. 11T*1 B e zdwn, rez-one'; from 7836; prince;
Bezon, a Syrian: — Bezon.
7332. 1"|T*1 razdwn, raw-zone'; from 7329; tftitt-
ness;— leanness, X scant.
7333. 111"! raiown, raw-zone'; from 7336; a dig.
nitary: — prince.
7334. ^ razty, raw-zee 1 ; from 7829; thinness;—
leanness.
108
Rawzam
Raw am.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
7335. DTI razam, raw-zam'; a prim, root; to
twinkle the eye (in mockery):— wink.
7336. 'Jt'1 razan, raw-zan'; a prim, root; prob. to
be heavy, i.e. (fig.) honorable:— prince,
ruler.
7337. SCl rachab, raw-khab'; a prim, root; to
broaden (intrans. or trans., lit. or flg.):—
be an en- (make) large (-tag), make room, make
(open) wide.
7338. Sttt rachab, rakh'-ab; from 7837; a
width:— breadth, broad place.
7339. ah*} r e chob, rekh-obe'; or
aitTl r e chdwb, rekh-obe'; from 7337; a
width, i.e. (concr.) avenue or area:—
broad place (way), street. See also 1050.
7340. 3rn R e chdb, rekh-obe'; or
SltTl R e chowb, rekh-obe'; the same as
7339; Bechob, the name of a place in
Syria, also of a Syrian and an Isr.:— Rehob.
7341. S1T1 rdchab, ro'-khab; from 7337; width
(Jit. or flg.):— breadth, broad, largeness,
thickness, wideness.
7342. irn rachab, raw-khawb'; from 7337;
roomy, in any (or every) direction, lit.
or flg.:— broad, large, at liberty, proud, wide.
7343. 2TT1 Rachab, ravi-khawb'; the same as
7342; proud; Bachab, a Canaanitess:—
Rahab.
7344. niaiTl R'chobowth, rekh-o-both'; or
rOt"H R e ch6b6th, rekh-o-both'; plur. of
7339; streets; Bechoboth, a place in
Assyria and one in Pal.:— Rehoboth.
7345. iTin'l It' eh a 1> j ah. rekh-ab-yaw 1 '; or
ItTSftl R e chabyabu.w, rekh-ab-yaw 1 -
' hoo; from 7337 and 3050; Jah has
enlarged; Bechabjah, an Isr. :— Eehabiah.
7346. DyiH 1 ! R e chab'am, rekh-ab-awm'; from
7337 and 5971 ; a people has enlarged;
Bechabam, an Isr. king:— Rehoboam.
nh'lTl R e chobdth. See 7344.
7347. ITn^l recheh, ray-kheh'; from an unused
root mean, to pulverize; a miM-stone: —
mill (stone).
nifTn R e chowb. See 7339, 7340.
7348. &1tVl B e ehnwm, rekh-oom'; a form of
7349; Bechum, the name of a Pers. and
of three Isr. :— Rehum.
7349. din^ rachawm, rakh-oom'; from 7355;
compassionate: — full of compassion,
merciful.
7350. pi)"H rnchdwq, raw-khoke'; or
p'tTl rachoq, raw-khoke'; from 7368; re-
mote, lit. or flg., of place or time; spec.
precious; often used adv. (with prep.):— (a-) far
(abroad, oft), long ago, of old, space, great while to
come.
7351. CTtT r^hlyt, rekh-eeV; from the Bame as
1 7298; a panel (as resembling a
trough) : — rafter.
7352. JJ^tTH rachiyq (Chald.), rakh-eek'; corresp.
to 7350:— far.
7353. bfl*! rachel, raw-kale'; from an unused
root mean, to journey; a ewe [the fe-
males being the predominant element of a flock] (as a
good traveller):— ewe, sheep.
7354. bn"l Rachel, raw-khale'; the same as 7353;
Bachel, a wife of Jacob:— Rachel.
7355. firfl racham, raw-kham'; a prim, root; to
fondle; by impl, to love, espec. to com-
passionate:— have compassion (on, upon), love, (And,
have, obtain, shew) mercy (-iful, on, upon), (have)
pity, Ruhamah, x surely.
7356. BtH racham, rakh'-am; from 7355; com-
passion (in the plur.); byextens. the
womb (as cherishingVae foBtus); by impl. a maiden:—
bowels, compassion, damsel, tender love, (great, ten-
der) mercy, pity, womb.
7357. dttn Racham, raJcV-am; the same as 7856;
pity; Bacham, an Isr.:— Raham.
7358. &n*1 rechem, rekh'-em; from 7355; the
womb [conip. 7356]:— matrix, womb.
7359. drft r e chem (Chald.), rekh-ame'; corresp.
to 7356; (plur.) pity:— mercy.
7360. dtTJ racham, raw-khawm'; or (fem.)
TTBITn rachamah, raw-khaw-maw' ; from
7355; a kind of vulture (supposed to be
tender towards its young):— gier-eagle.
7361. tTDTtl rachamah, rakh-am-aw'; fem. of
7356; a maiden; — damsel.
7362. "'iMIlll rachmanty, rakh-maw-nee 1 ; from
7355; compassionate:— pitiful.
7363. Ip^) rachaph, raw-khaf; a prim, root; to
brood; by impl. to be relaxed:— flutter,
move, shake.
7364. YTVl rachats, raw-kiwis'; a prim, root; to
lave (the whole or a part of a thing):—
bathe (self), wash (self).
7365. yn 1 -} r e chats (Chald.), rekh-ats 1 ; corresp.
to 7364 [prob. through the accessory
idea of minister ing as a servant at the bath]; to at-
tend upon:— trust.
7366. ytl5 rachats, rakh'-ats; from 7364; a
bath:— wash[-pot] .
7367. flJini! rachtsah, rakh-tsaw 1 ; fem. of
7366; a bathing'p\aoe:— washing.
7368. pfl *1 rachaq, raw-khak'; a prim, root; to
widen (in any Edirection), i.e. (intrans.)
recede or (trans.) remove (lit. or fig., of place or rela-
tion):— (a-, be, cast, drive, get, go, keep [self], put,
remove, be too, [wander], withdraw) far (away, off),
loose, x refrain, very, (be) a good way (off).
7369. pITH racheq, raw-khake'; from 7868; re-
mote:— that are far.
pITl rachoq. See 7350.
7370. fflrjn rachash, raw-khash'; a prim, root;
to gush:— indite.
7371. nrn rachath, rakh'-ath; from 7306; a
winnowing-tork (as blowing the chaff
away):— shovel.
7372. 50*\ rafab, raw-tab'; a prim, root; to be
moist:— be wet.
7373. ^U^ riifob raw-tobe'; from 7378; moist
(with sap):— green,
7374. ESp^J re^et, reh'-tet; from an unused root
mean, to tremble; terror:— tear.
7375. tt5B EH ruwf aphash, roo-taf-ash' ; a root
compounded from 7373 and 3954; to
be rejuvenated:— be fresh.
7376. ttSttj^ rafash, raw-tash'; a prim, root; to
dash down:— dash (in pieces).
7377. * |b 1 riy, ree; from 7301; irrigation, I.e. a
shower: — watering.
7378. ST] rtyb, reeb; or
SI 1 "! ruwb, roob; a prim, root; prop, to
toss, i.e. grapple; mostly flg. to wrangle,
i.e. hold a controversy; (by impl.) to defend:— adver-
sary, chide, complain, contend, debate, X ever, X lay
wait, plead, rebuke, strive, X thoroughly.
7379. 3^ rtyb, reeb; or
5*1 rib, reeb; from 7378; a contest (personal
or legal): 1- adversary, cause, chiding,
contend (-tfon), controversy, multitude [from the
marg.], pleading, strife, strive (-ing), suit.
7380. ^3*1 Riybay, ree-bah'ee; from 7378; con-
tentious; Bibai, an Isr. : — Ribai.
7381. tl" 1 "! reyach, ray'-akh; from 7306; odor (as
if blown):— savour, scent, smell.
7382. IT 1 ! reyach (Chald.), ray'-akh; corresp. to
7381:— smell
O*! reym. See 7214.
9^) reya«. See 7453.
7383. !HB' 1t 1 riyphah, ree-faw 1 ; or
["IS 1 ! riphah, ree-faw/; from 7322; (only
plur.), grits (as pounded):— ground
corn, wheat.
7384. ns^n Rtyphath, ree-fath'; or (prob. by
orth. error)
riB^ Diyphath, dee-fath'; of for. or.;
Biphath, a grandson of Japheth and
his desc.:— Riphath.
7385. p" 1 ^ rtyq, reek; from 7324; emptiness; flg. a
worthless thing; adv. in vain:— empty,
to no purpose, (in) vain (thing), vanity.
7386. p" 1 ^ rfeyq, rake; or (shorter)
p 1 ]! req, rake; from 7824; empty; flg. toortfc-
les3:— emptied (-ty), vain (fellow, man).
7387. fi)5 ,, '1 reyqam, ray-kawm'; from 7386;
emptily; flg. (obj.) ineffectually, (subj.)
undeservedly:— without cause, empty, in vain, void.
7388. T^l riyr, reer; from 7325; saliva; by resem-
blance broth;— spittle, white [of an egg],
7389. tt?*3 reysh, raj,sfc; or
ffiN 1 ! re'sh, raysh; or
V*] riysh, reesh; from 7326; poverty:— ^pov-
erty.
7390. Sp rak, rale; from 7401; tender (lit. or flg.);
by impl. weak:— faint [-hearted], soft, ten-
der ([-hearted], one), weak.
7391. I 3 t l rok, roke; from 7401; softness (flg.):—
tenderness.
7392. 25*1 rakab, raw-kab'; a prim, root; to ride
(on an animal or in a vehicle); caus. to
place upon (for riding or gen.), to despatch:— bring
(on [horse-] back), carry, get [oneself] up, on [horse-]
back, put, (cause to, make to) ride (in a chariot, on,
-r), set.
7393. X? 1 ! rekeb, reh'-keb; from 7392; a vehicle;
by impl. a team;hy extens. cavalry; by
analogy a rider, i.e. the upper millstone: — chariot,
(upper) millstone, multitude [from the marg.],
wagon.
7394. 22/1 Rehab, ray-kawb'; from 7392; rider;
Bekab, the name of two Arabs and of
two Isr. :— Recbab.
7395. as 1 ! rakkab, rak-kawb'; from 7392; a
charioteer:— chariot man, driver of a
chariot, horseman,
7396. nap 1 ! rlkbah, rik-bavf; fem. of 7893; a
chariot (collect.):— chariots.
7397. rl^l Rekah, ray-kaw': prob. fem. from
7401 ; softness; Bekah, a place in Pal.:—
Rechah.
7398. VB~\ r e kirwh, rek-oob'; from pass. part.
of 7892; a vehicle (as ridden on):—
chariot.
7399. Uto"1 r e kaw»h, rek-oosh'; or
U53 1 "} r e knsh, rek-oosh'; from pass. part, of
7408; property (as gathered):— good,
riches, substance.
7400. biS 1 ! rakfyl, raw-keel'; from 7402; a
scandal-monger (as travelling about): —
slander, carry tales, talebearer.
7401. tp'l rakak, raw-kak'; a prim, root; to
soften (intrans. or trans.), used flg.:—
(be) faint ([-hearted]), mollify, (be, make) soft (-er), be
tender.
7402. b5"1 rakal, raw-kal'; a prim, root; to
travel for trading :— (spioe) merchant.
7403. bS 1 ! Rakal, raw-kawV; from 7402; mer-
chant; Bakal, a place in Pal.:— Rachal.
7404. nbi'l rekullah, rek-ool-law' ; fem. pass.
part, of 7402; trade (as peddled):—
merchandise, traffic.
7405. C2/1 rakac, raw-hat 1 ; a prim, root; to
tie:— bind.
7406. OS 1 ! rekec, reh'-kes; from 7405; a mountain
ridge (as of tied summits):— rough place.
7407. 03"l rdkec, ro'-kes; from 7405; a snare (as
of tied meshes):— pride.
7408. 1255*3 ra kasb, raw-kash'; a prim, root; to
lay up, i.e. collect:— gather, get.
7409. IBS'! rekesh, reft'-fcesfc.; from 7408; a relay
of animals on a post-route (as stored up
for that purpose); by impl. a courser:— dromedary,
mule, swift beast.
Ufa 1 ! rekfinh. See 7399.
6*3 rem. See 7211.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Rawzam
Rawam
109
7410. 01 Bam, rawm; act. part, of 7311; high;
Bam, the name of an Arabian and of an
1ST.:— Ram. See also 1037.
Ol runt. See 7311.
7411. TOil ramah, raw-maw'; a prim, root; to
hurl; spec, to shoot; fig. to delude or
betray (as if causing to fall):— beguile, betray, [bow-]
man, carry, deceive, throw.
7413. mi i*mah (Ctaald.), l-em-ow'; corresp. to
7411; to throw, set, (flg.) assess;— cast
(down), impose.
7413. mi ramah, raw-maw'; fern. act. part, of
7311; a height (as a seat of idolatry):—
higb place.
7414. mi Ramah, raw-maw 1 ; the same as
7413; Ramah, the name of four places
in Pal.:— Ramah.
7415. mi rimmah, rim-maw'; from 7436 in the
sense of breeding [comp. 7311] ; a mag-
got (as rapidly bred), lit. or flg.:— worm.
7416. \fl2l ruomown, rim-mone 1 ; or
T2*l rlmmon, rim-mone'; from 7436; a
pomegranate, the tree (from its upright
growth) or the fruit (also an artificial ornament):—
pomegranate.
7417. ftefl Biminowu, rim-mone'; or (shorter)
yiSI Rlmuiiiu, rim-mone 1 ; or
iSi'H'l Blmmownow (1 Chron. 6 : 63
[77]), rim-mo-no'; the same as 7416;
Bimmon, the name of a Syrian deity, also of five
places in Pal :— Remmon, Rimmon. The addition
"-methoar" (Josh. 19 : 13) is
"iSriTSn ham-m e th6*ar, ham-meth-o-
awr'; pass. part, of 8388 with the
art ; the (one) marked off, i.e. which pertains; mis-
taken for part of the name.
nirn Bimowth. See 7418,7433.
7418. SMTHO"! Ramowth-Negeh, raw-moth-
neh'-gheb; or
333 XVZl Raniath Negeb, raw'-math
neh'-gheb; from the plur. or con-
struct, of 7413 and 5045; heights (or height) of the
South; Bamoth-Negeb or Bamath-Negeb, a place in
Pal.:— south Ramoth, Ramath of the south.
7419. tVtOl ramuwth, raw-mooth'; from 7311 ;
a heap (of carcases):— height.
7430. TVQ1 r&maeh, ro'-makh; from an unused
root mean, to hurl; a lance (as thrown);
espec. the iron point:— buckler, javelin, lancet, spear.
7431. " f >p1 rammiy, ram-mee'; for 761; a Bamite,
i.e. Aramaean:— Syrian.
7432. S"P5?*1 Ramyah, ram-yaw'; from 7311 and
3050; Jah has raised; Bamjah, an
Isr.:— Ramiah.
7433. fljtfl r e miy&h, rem-ee-yaw 1 ; from 7411;
remissness, treachery:— deceit (-ful,
-fully), false, guile, idle, slack, slothful.
7434. WSH rammak, ram-mawk'; of for. or.; a
brood mare:— dromedary.
7435. Ifl^E'l R e malyahnw, rem-al-yaw'-hoo;
".(from an unused root and 3050 (perh.
mean, to cfccfc),' /aft Aas bedecked; Remaljah, an Isr.:—
Remaliah.
7436. 0121 ramam, raw-mam'; a prim, root; to
rise (lit. or fig.):— exalt, get [oneself] up,
lift up (self), mount up.
7437. nan'"l romemuth, ro-may-mooth'; from
the act. part, of 7436; ezottation.-—
lifting up of self.
"5721 rlmmon. See 7416.
7438. yiB "J%Tl Rimmfin Perots, rim-mone'
peh'-rets; from 7416 and 6556;
pomegranate of the breach; Bimmon-Perets, a place
in the Desert:— Rimmon-parez.
7439. CDl ramac, raw-mas'; a prim, root; to
tread upon (as a potter, in walking or
abusively) :— oppressor, stamp upon, trample (under
feet), tread (down, upon).
7430. totfl ramas, raw-mas'; a prim, root; prop,
to glide swiftly, i.e. to crawl or move
with short steps ; by analogy to swarm:— creep, move.
7431. VXlil remes, reh'-mes; from 7430; a reptile
or any other rapidly moving animal:—
that creepeth, creeping (moving) thing.
7432. TW21 Remeth, reh'-meth; from 7411;
height; Bemeth, a place in Pal.:—
Remeth.
7433. nhi (or rrtai Ba m6wth) q£« n&-
moth 611<ad (3 Chron. 33 : 5), raw-moth' gil-
awd'; from the plur. of 7413 and 1568; heights of
Oilad; Bamoth-Gilad, a place B. of the Jordan:—
Ramoth-gilead, Ramoth in Gilead. See also 7316.
7434. nsS^rj ran Ramath ham-lHits-
peh, raw-math' ham-mits-
peh'; from 7413 and 4707 with the art. interp. ; height
of the watch-tower; Bamath-ham-Mitspeh, a place in
Pal. :— Ramath-mizpeh.
7435. ''tyal Ramathiy, raw-maw-theef '; patron,
of 7414; a Bamathite or inhab. of Ra-
mah :— Ramathite.
7436. D-'SiX WT\121 Ramathaylm Tsow-
phiym, raw-maw-thah'-
yim tso-feem'; from the dual of 7413 and the plur. of
the act. part, of 6822; double height of watchers;
Bamathajim-Tsophim, a place in Pal. :— Ramathaim-
zophim.
7437. ''Jib DM 1 } Ramath Lechiy, raw'-math
lekh'-ee; from 7413 and 3895; height
of a jaw-bone; Bamath-Lechi, a place in Pal.:—
Ramath-lehi.
"\1 Ban. See 1028.
7438. "\1 ron, rone; from 7442; a shout (of deliver-
ances—song.
7439. Tlil ranah, raw-nan?; a prim, root; to
whiz:— rattle.
7440. f"!3*l rlnnah, rin-naw 1 ; from 7442; prop, a
creaking (or shrill sound), i.e. shout (of
joy or grief):— cry, gladness, joy, proclamation, re-
joicing, shouting, sing (-ing), triumph.
7441. f1S"1 Rlnnah, rin-naw'; the same as 7440;
Binnah, an Isr.:— Rinnah.
7443. "|31 ranan, raw-nan'; a prim, root; prop,
to creak (or emit a stridulous sound), i.e.
to shout (usually for joy):— aloud for joy, cry out, be
joyful, (greatly, make to) rejoice, (cause to) shout
(for joy), (cause to) sing (aloud, for joy, out),
triumph.
7443. 3*1_ renen, reh'-nen; from 7442; an ostrich
(from its wail):— x goodly.
7444. ypl rannen, ran-nane 1 ; intens. from 7443;
shouting (for joy):— singing.
7445. Tim r e nanah, ren-aw-naw'; from 7442; a
shout (for joy):— joyful (voice), singing,
triumphing.
7446. 713"! Blccah, ris-saw 1 ; from 7450; a ruin
(as dripping to pieces); Bissah, a place
in the Desert:— Rissah.
7447. 0^01 ra^iyc, raw-sees'; from 7450; prop.
dripping to pieces, i.e. a ruin; also a
dew-drop:— breach, drop.
7448. ^0*1 re9en, reh'-sen; from an unused root
mean, to curb; a halter (as restraining) ;
by impl. the jaw:— bridle.
7449. Ipl Becen, reh'-sen; the same as 7448;
Besen, a place in Ass.:— Resen.
7450. DD*1 racac, raw-sasf; a prim, root; to com-
minute; used only as denom. from
7447, to moisten (with drops):— temper.
7451. $1 ra«, rah; from 7489: bad or (as noun) evil
(nat. or mor.):— adversity, affliction, bad,
calamity, + displease (-ure), distress, evil ([-f avoured-
ness], man, thing), 4 exceedingly, x great, grief
(-vous), harm, heavy, hurt (-ful), ill (favoured),
+ mark, mischief (-vous), misery, naught (-ty), noi-
some, + not please, sad (-ly), sore, sorrow, trouble,
vex, wicked (-ly, -ness, one), worse (-st), wretchedness,
wrong. [Incl. fem. TlSI ra'ah; as adj. or noun.]
7452. VI r6a«, ray'-ah; from 7331; a crash (of
thunder), noise (of war), shout (of joy): —
X aloud, noise, shouted.
7453. VI rSa«, ray'-ah; or
yi r6ya«, ray'-ah; from 7462; an associate
(more or less close):— brother, compan-
ion, fellow, friend, husband, lover, neighbour, x (an-)
other.
7454. 2>1 rea', ray'-ah; from 7462; a thought (as
association of ideas):— thought.
7455. VI roa«, ro'-ah; from 7489; badness (as
marring), phys. or mor. :— X be so bad,
badness, (x be so) evil, naughtiness, sadness, sorrow,
wickedness.
7456. 2)3)1 ra«6h, raw-abef; a prim, root; to
hunger:— (suffer to) famish, (be, have,
suffer, suffer to) hunger (-ry).
7457. 33p ra'eb, raw-abe'; from 7456; hungry
(more or less intensely):— hunger bitten,
hungry.
7458. 'JSI ra'ah, raw-awb'; from 7456; hunger
(more or less extensive): — dearth, famine,
+ famished, hunger.
7459. yO$1 ro'abdwo, reh-aw-bone'; from 7456;
famine:— famine.
7460. 13>"l ra'ad, raw-ad'; a prim, root; to shud-
der (more or less violently):— tremble.
7461. 11S1 ra'ad. rah'-ad; or (fem.)
mi>1 r e adah, reh-aw-dawf; from 7460: a
shudder: — fear, trembling.
7463. TiVI ra'ah, raw-aw>; a prim, root; to tend
a flock, i.e. pasture it; intrans. to graze
(lit. or flg); gen. to rule; by extens. to associate with
(as a friend): — X break, companion, keep company
with, devour, eat up, evil entreat, feed, use as a
friend, make friendship with, herdman, keep [sheep]
(-er), pastor, + shearing house, shepherd, wander,
waste.
7463. Wl re'eh, ray-eh'; from 7462; a (male)
companion: — friend.
7464. T&1 re'ah, ray'-aw; fem. of 7453; a female
associate:— companion, fellow.
7465. T\i>1 ro'ah, ro-aw 1 ; for 7455; breakage:—
broken, utterly.
7466. WH B e <nw, reh-oo'; for 7471 in the sense of
7453; friend; Beu, a postdiluvian patri-
arch:— Reu.
7467. bNWn Roiu^l, reh-oo-ale 1 ; from the
same as 7466 and 410; friend of God;
Beuel, the name of Moses' father-in-law, also of an
Edomite and an Isr. :— Raguel, Reuel.
7468. TW1 rMnwth, reh-ooth'; from 7463 in the
sense of 7453; a female associate; gen.
an additional one: — (- another, mate, neighbour.
7469. T?(S1 r^awth, reh-ooth'; prob. from 7463;
a feeding upon, i.e. grasping after: —
vexation.
7470. nWI r«nwth (Chald.), reh-ooth'; corresp.
to 7469; desire:— pleasure, will.
7471. y$~[ r«iy, reh-ee'; from 7463; pasture:—
pasture.
7473. "Vfl R6«iy, ray-ee'; from 7458; social; Bel,
an Isr.:— Ret
7473. ijfa ro'ty, ro-ee'; from act. part, of 7462;
pastoral; as noun, a shepherd:— shep-
herd.
7474. tVVI ra'yah, rah-yaw'; fem. of 7453; a
female associate: — love.
7475. "p" 1 ? 1 ! ra'ydwn, raft-yone'; from 7463 in the
sense of 7469; desire:— vexation.
7476. ifryi ra'ydwn (Chald.), rah-yone'; cor-
resp. to 7475; a grasp, i.e. (fig.) mental
conception:— cogitation, thought.
7477. hVI ra'al, raw-al'; a prim, root; to reel,
i.e. (flg.) to brandish:— terribly shake.
7478. hSI ra«al, rah'-al; from 7477; a reeling
(from intoxication):— trembling.
7479. ThSI ra'iilali rah-al-aw 1 ; fem. of 7478; &
long veil (as fluttering):— muffler.
7480. •t^tt?"! R e <elayah, reh-ay-law-yaw' '; from
7477 and 3050; made to tremble (1.6.
fearful) of Jah; Beelajah, an Isr. :— Reeliah.
7481. t)S'1 Ira'am, raio-am'; a prim, root; to
tumble, i.e. be violently agitated; spec.
110
Kaham
Shawbeece
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
to crash (of thunder); fig. to irritate (with anger):—
make to fret, roar, thunder, trouble.
7482. 03*5 ra'am, rah' -am; from 7481; a pea! of
thunder:— thunder,
7483. 'IUDS'I ra'mah, rah-maw 1 ; fern, of 7482;
the mane of a horse (as quivering in
the wind):— thunder.
7484. tTOS 1 ! Ba'mah, rah-maw'; the same as
7483; Bamah, the name of a grandson
of Ham, and of a place (pern, founded by him):—
Raamah.
7485. tl^'py'l Ba'amyab, rah-am-yaw'; from
7481 and 3060; Jah has shaken; Ba-
amjah, an Isr. : — Raamiah.
7486. DDnSt! Ra<m 6 «;ec, rah-mes-ace' ; or
DO??? 1 ! Batamfec, rah-am-sace' '; of Eg.
or. ; Barneses or Raamses, a place in
Egypt:— Baamses, Rameses.
7487. "jS?. 1 ^ ra'anan (Chald.), rah-aw-nan'; cor-
resp. to 7488; green, i.e. (flg.) prosper-
ous .'—flourishing.
7488. 'pS'3 ra'anan, rah-an-awn'; from an un-
used root mean, to be green; verdant;
by anal, new; flg. prosperous:— green, flourishing.
7489. V^l ra'a', raw-ah'; a prim, root; prop, to
spoil (lit. by breaking to pieces) ; flg. to
make (or be) good for nothing, i.e. bad (phys., soc.
or mor.):— afflict, associate selves [by mistake for
7462], break (down, in pieces), -4- displease, (be, bring,
do) evil (doer, entreat, man), show self friendly [by
mistake for 7462], do harm, (do) hurt, (behave self,
deal) ill, X indeed, do mischief, punish, still, vex, (do)
wicked (doer, -ly), be (deal, do) worse.
7490. S>?"1 r«a« (Chald.), reh-ah'; corresp. to
7489:— break, bruise.
7491. SCOl ra'aph, raw-af; a prim, root; to
drip .-—distil, drop (down).
7492. VS'n ra<ats, ram-ats 1 ; a prim, root; to
break in pieces; flg. harass:— dash in
pieces, vex.
7493. UiS* 1 "! ra'ash, raw-ash ; a prim, root; to
undulate (as the earth, the sky, etc.;
also a field of grain), partic. through fear; spec, to
spring (as a locust):— make afraid, (re-) move, quake,
(make to) shake, (make to) tremble.
7494. EJy'l ra'ash, rah'-ash; from 7493; vibra-
tion, bounding, uproar: — commotion,
confused noise, earthquake, fierceness, quaking, rat-
tling, rushing, shaking.
7495. NB"1 rapha', raw-faw'; or
f"IB"l raphab, raw-faw 1 ; a prim, root;
prop, to mend (by stitching), i.e. (flg.) to
cure;— cure, (cause to) heal, physician, repair,
X thoroughly, make whole. See 7503.
7496. NB"1 rapha', raw-faw'; from 7495 in the
sense of 7503; prop, lax, i.e. (flg.) a ghost
(as dead ; in plur. only):— dead, deceased.
7497. KB*! rapha.', raw-faw 1 ; or
T\£H ra.pb.ab., raw-faw'; from 7495 In the
sense of invigorating; a giant:— giant,
Rapha, Rephaim (-s). See also 1051.
7498. NB"1 Rapha', raw-faw 1 ; or
US'"! Raphab, raw-faw'; prob. the same
as 7497; giant; Rapha or Baphah, the
name of two Isr.: -Rapha.
7499. FINS'! r'phn'ah, ref-oo-aw'; fem. pass.
part, of 7495; a medicament:— heal
[-ed], medicine.
7500. mNSn ripb'Awtb, rif-ooth'; from 7495; a
cure:— health.
7501. VlW'l R e pha'el, ref-ato-ale'; from 7495
and 410; God has cured; Bephael, an
Isr.:— Rephael.
7502. 1B"1 rapbad, raw-fad'; a prim, root; to
spread (a bed); by impl. to refresh;—
comfort, make [a bed], spread.
7503. F!B*1 raphab, raw-faw'; a prim, root; to
slacken (in many applications, lit. or
flg.):— abate, cease, consume, draw [toward evening],
fail, (be) faint, be (wax) feeble, forsake, idle, leave,
let alone (go, down), (be) slack, stay, be still, be sloth-
ful, (be) weak (-en). See 7495.
7504. SIB 1 ! rapheh, raw-feh'; from 7503; slack
(in body or mind):— weak.
FE^ raphab, Baphah. See 7497, 7498.
MB"1 rlphah. See 7333.
7505. SWB"1 Raphiiw', raw-foo'; pass. part, of
7495; cured; Baphu, an Isr. :— Raphu.
7506. DB"1 Rephaeh, reh'-fakh; from an unused
root appar. mean, to sustain; support;
Bephaeh, an Isr. :— Rephah.
7507. FITS'! r c phiydah, ref-ee-daw'; from
7502; a railing (as spread along):—
bottom.
7508. d'T'B'n R e phiydiym, ref-ee-deem' ;
plur, of the masc. of the same as
7507; ballusters; Bephidim, a place in the Desert:—
Rephidim.
7509. FlJB'l ROphayah, ref-aw-yaw'; from 7495
and 3050; Jah has cured; Bephajah, the
name of five Isr. :— Rephaiah.
7510. ITS"! rlphyown. rif-yone'; from 7503;
slackness: — feebleness.
7511. 08*1 rapha?, raw-fas'; a prim, root; to
trample, i.e. prostrate:— humble self,
submit self.
7512. OB") i^phat: (Chald.), ref-as'; corresp. to
7511:— stamp.
7513. FFTDS 1 ! raphcodah, raf-so-daw'; from
7511; a raft (as flat on the water):—
flote.
7514. PB/I raphaq, raw-fdk'; a prim, root; to
recline:— lean.
7515. "3}ift raphas, raw-fas'; a prim, root; to
trample, i.e. roil water:— foul, trouble.
7516. IliSl rephesh, reh'-fesh; from 7515; mud
(as roiled) : — mire.
7517. JIB"! repheth, reh'-feth; prob. from 7503;
a stall for cattle (from their resting
there):— stall.
7518. V"} rats, rats; contr. from 7538; a frag
ment: — piece.
7519. NSi'l ratsa>, raw-tsaw'; a prim, root; to
run; also to delight in: — accept, run.
7520. *l¥^ ratsad, raw-tsad'; a prim, root; prob.
to look askant, i.e. (flg.) be jealous:—
leap.
7521. Sllfn ratsah, raw-tsaw'; a prim, root; to
be pleased with; spec, to satisfy a
debt:— (be) accept (-able), accomplish, set affection,
approve, consent with, delight (self), enjoy, (be, have
a) favour (-able), like, observe, pardon, (be, have,
take) please (-ure), reconcile self.
7522. pB 1 ! rat sown, raw-tsone'; or
'JB'l ratson, raw-tsone'; from 7521; delight
(espec. as shown):— (be) acceptable
(-ance, -ed), delight, desire, favour, (good) pleasure,
(own, self, voluntary) will, as . . . (what) would.
7523. tlSt^ ratsach, raw-tsakh'; a prim, root;
prop, to dash in pieces, i.e. kill (a human
being), espec. to murder:— put to death, kill, (man-)
slay (-er), murder (-er).
7524. n£~) retsach, reh'-tsakh; from 7523; a
crushing; spec, a murder-cry:— slaugh-
ter, sword.
7525. NJfc'l Bltsya', rits-yaw'; from 7531; de-
light; Bitsjah, an Isr. :— Rezia.
7526. fSfi R e tslyu, rets-een'; prob. for 7522;
Betsin, the name of a Syrian and of an
Isr.:— Reaan.
7527. yS!^ ratsa*, raw-tsah'; a prim, root; to
pierce:— bore.
7528. ST|3£*n ratgaph, raw-tsaf; a denom. from
7529; to tessellate, i.e. embroider (as if
with bright stones):— pave.
7529. t]S") retseph, reh'-tsef; for 7565; a red-hot
stone (for bakinf,):— coal.
7530. tfjtl Retseph, reh'-tsef; the same as 7529;
Betseph, a place in Ass. :— Rezepb.
7531. ilBS^I rltspah, rits-paie 1 ; fem. of 7529; a
hot stone; also a tessellated pave-
ment: — live coal, pavement.
7532. FlBJt'1 Rltspah, rits-paw'; the same as
7531; Bitspah, an Israelitess:— Rizpah,
7533. Y^*l ratsats, raw-tsats'; a prim, root; to
crack in pieces, lit. or flg.:— break,
bruise, crush, discourage, oppress, struggle together.
7534. J? 1 ! raq, rak; from 7556 in its orig. sense;
emaciated (as if flattened out):— lean
([-fleshed]), thin.
7535. P 1 ! raq, raft,' the same as 7534 as a noun;
prop, leanness, i.e. (fig.) limitation; only
adv. merely, or con], altliough:— but, even, except,
howbeit howsoever, at the least, nevertheless, nothing
but, notwithstanding, only, save, so [that], surely,
yet (so), in any wise.
7536. p~\ roq, roke; from 7556; spittle:— spit
(-ting, -tie).
7537. SPJ"} raqab, raw-kab'; a prim, root; to
decay (as by worm-eating):— rot.
7538. Sp 1 ! raqab, raw-kawb 1 ; from 7537; decay
(by caries):— rottenness (thing).
7539. Y"fij5"l riqqabfiwn, rik-kaw-bone' ; from
7538; decay {by caries):— rotten,
7540. 1p_"l raq ad, raw-had'; a prim, root; prop.
to stamp, i.e. to spring about (wildly or
for joy):— dance, jump, leap, skip.
7541. flj? 1 ! raqqah, rak-kaw'; fem. of 7584; prop.
thinness, i.e. the side of the head:—
temple.
7542. I"!/? 1 ! Raqqown, rak-kone'; from 7534
thinness; Bakkon, a place in ral.:—
Rakkon.
7543. tlp_"l raqach, raw-kakh'; a prim, root; to
perfume: — apothecary, compound,
make [ointment], prepare, spice.
7544. tip*} reqacb, reh'-kakh; from 7543; prop.
perfumery, i.e. (by impl.) spicery (for
flavor):— spiced.
7545. FlP_"l roqach, ro'-kakh; from 7542; an aro-
matic—confection, ointment.
7546. FIP 1 ! raqqach rak-kawkh'; from 7548; a
male perfumer;— apothecary.
7547. Flj? 1 ! raqqnaeh, rak-koo'-akh; from 7543; a
scented substance: — perfume.
7548. SlflP'n raqqachah, rak-kaw-khaw' ; fem.
of 7547; a female perfumer:— con-
fectioner.
7549. ¥*$] raqtya', raw-kee'-ah; from 7554;
prop, an expanse, i.e. the firmament or
(apparently) visible arch of the sky:— firmament.
7550. P' 1 )?'! raqtyq, raw-keek'; from 7556 in its
orig. sense; a thin cake: — cake, wafer.
7551. &p_"l raqam, raw-kam'; a prim, root; to
variegate color, i.e. embroider; by impl.
to fabricate:— embroiderer, needlework, curiously
work.
7552. fiP"l Reqem, reh'-kem; from 7551; versi-
color; Bekem, the name of a place in
Pal., also of a Midianite and an Isr.:— Rekem.
7553. FIBP 1 "! rlqmah, rik-maw 1 ; from 7551;
variegation of color; spec, embroi-
dery:— broiderei (work), divers colours, (raiment of)
needlework (on both sides).
7554. ypjj raqa<, raw-kah'; a prim, root; to
pound the earth (as a sign of passion) ;
by analogy to expand (by hammering); by impl. to
overlay (with thin sheets of metal):— beat, make
broad, spread abroad (forth, over, out, into plates),
stamp, stretch.
7555. SP'l rlqqfia*, rik-koo'-ah; from 7554;
beaten out, i.e. a (metallic) plate:—
broad.
7556. PP_"1 raqaq, raw-kaW; a prim, root; to
spit: — spit.
7557. rip 1 ! Raqqath, rak-kath'; from 7556 in its
orig. sense of diffusing; a beach (as ex-
panded shingle); Bakkath, a place in Pal. :— Rakkatb.
7558. TPfi"] rishydwn, rish-yone'; from an
unused root mean, to have leave; a
permit:— grant.
7559. Sliyn rasham, raw-sham'; a prim, root; to
record:— note.
7560. 61B^ i*»ham (Chald.), resh-am'; corresp.
to 7559:— sign, write.
7561. SHI?'! rashat, raw-shah'; a prim, root; to
be (caus, do or declare) wrong: by imnl
HEBKEW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Ranam
Shawbeece
ill
Co disturb, violate:— condemn, make trouble, vex, be
(commit, deal, depart, do) wicked (-ly, -ness).
7562. yaj"1 reslia', reh'-shah; from 7561; a wrong
(espec. moral):— Iniquity, wicked (-ness).
7563. 3>1B^ rasha<, raw-shaw'; from 7561; mor-
ally wrong; concr an (actively) bad
person:— + condemned, guilty, ungodly, wicked
(man), that did wrong
7564. Fl^tth rish'ah, rish-aW; fem. of 7562;
wrong (espec moral):— fault, wickedly
(-ness).
7565. W&l resheph, reh'-shef; from 8313; a live
coal; by analogy lightning; flg. an
7589. tONIB sb e >at, sheh-awt'; from an unused
root mean, to push aside; contempt:—
despite (-ful).
7590. C2N10 sha't, shawt; for act. part, of 7750
[comp. 7589]; one contemning:— that
(which) despise (-d).
7591. iTSjtlD sh e 'iyah, sheh-ee-yaw 1 ; from 7582;
desolation: — destruction.
7592. bNlB sba'al, shaw-al'; or
bKID sha'el, shaw-ale'; a prim, root; to
inquire; by impl. to request; by extens.
to demand: — ask (counsel, on), beg, borrow, lay to
arrow (as flashing through the ail); spec, fever:- ' charge, consult, demand, desire, X earnestly, en
arrow, (burning) coal, burning heat, + spark, hot quire. + greet, obtain leave, lend, pray, request,
thunderbolt.
7566. £$*\ Resbeph, reh'-shef; the same as 7565;
Besheph, an Isr. :— Resbeph
7567. Hi©"! rashash, raw-shash'; a prim, root;
to demolish:— impoverish.
7568. np'n resheth, reh'-sheth; from 3423; a net
(as catching animals):— net [-work],
7569. piFrt rattowq rat-toke'; from 7576; a
chain:— chain.
7570. ffln 1 "} ratbacb, raw-thakh'; a prim, root;
to boil:— boil.
7571. tiri^ retbacb, reh'-thdkh; from 7570; a
boiling:— X [boil] well.
7572. H^^T rattiyqah, rat-tee-kaw 1 ; from
7576; a chain:— chain.
7573. dn*1 ratbam, raw-tham'; a prim, root; to
yoke up (to the pole of a vehicle) :— bind.
7574. 6rYn retbem, reh'-them; or
dn"l rdtbem, ro'-them; from 7573; the
Spanish broom (from its pole-like
stems):— juniper (tree).
7575. STjrVn Rlthmab. rith-maw'; fem. of 7574;
Bithmah, a place in the Desert:—
Eithmah.
7576. pni ratbaq, raw-thakf; a prim, root; to
fasten:— bind.
7577. flpO'l r e thuqah, reth-oo-kaw' ; fem. pass.
part, of 7576; something fastened,
i.e. a chains- chain.
7578. nit*] J*theth, retfc-ajrffc'; for 7374; terror:-
trembling.
7579. 3NtliJ sha'ab, shaw-ab'; a prim, root; to
bale up water: — (woman to) draw (-er,
water).
7580. 3N12*i sha'ag, shaw-ag'; a prim, root; to
rumble or moan: — x mightily, roar.
7581. 713NU5 nh.<»&g&tk, sheh-aw-gaic'; from 7580;
a rumbling or moan:— roaring.
7582. r"IN1D sha'ab, shaw-aw'; a prim, root; to
rush; by impl. to desolate:— be desolate,
(make a) rush (-ing), (lay) waste.
7583. flNlS sha'ab, shaw-aw'; a prim, root
[rather idtnt. with 7582 through the
idea of whirling to giddiness] ; to stun, i.e. (intrans.)
be astonished:— wonder.
7584. tTTSfljS gha'avah, shah-av-aw'; from 7582;
a tempest (as rushing);— desolation.
7585. bltSlli sb e '6wl, sheh-ole'; or
biTO sh e '6l, sheh-ole 1 ; from 7592; hades or
the world of the dead (as if a subter-
ranean retreat), includ. its accessories and inmates : —
grave, hell, pit.
7586. blfctll) Sha'iiwl, shaw-ooV; pass. part, of
7592; asked; Shaiil, the name of an
Edomite and two Isr. :— Saul, Shaul.
7587. "blNTlS Sha'awliy, shaw-oo-lee' ; patron.
from 7856; a Shaulite or desc. of
Shaul: — Shaulites.
7588. "}iS*125 sha'own, shaw-onef; from 7582; up-
roar (as of rushing) ; by impl. destruc-
tion:— X horrible, noise, pomp, rushing, tumult
(X -uous).
require, + salute, X straitly, X surely, wish.
7593. 3811) sh e 'el (Chald.), sheh-ale'; corresp. to
7592:— ask, demand, require.
7594. bNl!5 Sh e 'Al. sheh-awV; from 7692; request;
Sheiil, an Isr. :— Sheal.
bklU sh e '61. See 7685.
7595. 8biW3 sh e 'ela> (Chald.), sheh-ay-law 1 ; from
7593; prop, a question (at law), i.e.
judicial decision or mandate:— demand.
7596. !"fcNlIJ sh e 'elah, sheh-ay-law 1 ; or
flbllj ghelah (1 Sam. 1 : 17), shay-law 1 ;
T from 7592 ; a petition; by impl. a loan:—
loan, petition, request.
7597. btrnb^TIJ Sh e 'aHiy'el, sheh-al-tee-ale' ;
or
biOFbp Shaltiy'fel, shal-tee-ale' ; from
7592 and 410; I have asked God;
Shedltiel, an Isr. :— Shalthiel, Shealtiel.
7598. biTFlb&Sia Sh e >aHiy'61 (Chald.), sheh-al-
tee-ale'; corresp. to 7597:— Sheal-
tiel.
7599. "|N115 sha'an, shaw-an'; a prim, root; to
loll, i.e. be peaceful:— be at ease, be
quiet rest. See also 1052.
7600. "pNlIJ sha'anan, shah-an-awn' ; from 7599;
secure; in a bad sense, haughty: — that
is at ease, quiet, tumult. Comp. 7946.
7601 0iX12J° sha'ac, shaw-as'; a prim, root; to
plunder: — spoil.
7602. £lt$UJ sha'aph, shaw-af; a prim, root; to
inhale eagerly ; flg. to covet; by impl. to
be angry; also to hasten:— desire (earnestly), devour,
haste pant, snuff up, swallow up.
7603. *1Ntp g e '6r, seh-ore'; from 7604; barm or
yeast-cake (as swelling by fermenta-
tion):— leaven.
7604. 'HNllJ sha'ar, shaw-ar'; a prim, root; prop.
to swell up, i.e. be (caus. make) redun-
dant:— leave, (be) left, let, remain, remnant, reserve,
the rest.
7605. IStttJ sh e 'ar, sheh-awr'; from 7604; a re-
mainder:— x other, remnant, residue,
rest.
7606. "1NU5 sh e 'ar (Chald.), sheh-awr'; corresp. to
7605:— X whatsoever more, residue,
rest.
7607. 'INIB sh e 'Sr, sheh-ayr'; from 7604; flesh (as
swelling out), as living or for food; gen.
food of any kind; flg. kindred by blood:— body, flesh,
food, (near) kin (-sman, -swoman), near (nigh) [of
kin]
7608. JTHNTIJ sha'arah, shah-ar-aw 1 '; fem. of
7607; female kindred by blood:— near
kinswomen.
7609. rfHNlJp She»6rah, sheh-er-aw 1 ; the same as
7608; Sheerah, an Israelitess:— Sherah.
7610. aiUJ"; 1Kl*i Sh e 'ar Yashuwb sheh-awr'
yaw-shoob'; from 7605 and 7725;
a remnant will return; Shedr-Jashub, the symbol,
name of one of Isaiah's sons:— Shear-jashub.
7611. rP**J*tf"15 sb e »6riyth, sheh-ay-reeth' ; from
7604; a remainder or residual (sur-
viving, final) portion:— that had escaped, be left,
posterity, remain (der), remnant, residue, rest.
7612. riNlI) slie'th, shayth; from 7582; devasta-
tion:— desolation.
7613. riNiB seȣth, seh-ayth'; from 5875; an eleva-
tion or leprous scab; flg. elation or
cheerfulness; exaltation in rank or character:— be
accepted, dignity, excellency, highness, raise up self,
rising.
7614. Naili Sh<"ba>, sheb-aw'; of for. or.; Sheba,
the name of three early progenitors of
tribes and of an Ethiopian district:— Sheba, Sabeans.
7615. ""Nail! Sh e ba'iy, sheb-aw-ee'; patron, from
7614; a Sheba'ite or desc. of Sheba:—
Sabean.
7616. aaU3 shabab, shaw-bawb'; from an unused
root mean, to break up; & fragment, i.e.
ruin:— broken in pieces.
7617. 7"Dtt5 shabab, shaw-baw 1 ; a prim, root; to
transport into captivity :— (bring away,
carry, carry away, lead, lead away, take) captive (-s),
drive (take) away.
7618. *D11J sh e biiw, sheb-oo'; from an unused
root (prob. ident. with that of 7617
through the idea of subdivision into flashes or stream-
ers [comp. 7632]) mean, to flame; a gem (from its
sparkle), prob. the agate:— agate.
7619. bNiatD Sh«b«w'el, sheb-oo-ale 1 ; or
bstailD Shuwba'el, shoo-baw-ale' ; from
7617 (abbrev.) or 7725 and 410; captive
(or returned) of God; Shebuel or Shubael, the name
of two Isr.:— Shebuel, Shubael.
7620. S'Oip shabiiwa'. shaw-boo'-ah; or
3?ai*J sbabna', shaw-boo'-ah; also (fem.)
fWSti sh e bii«ah, sheb-oo-aw'; prop. pass,
part, of 7650 as a denom. of 7651 ; lit.
sevened, i.e. a week (spec, of years): — seven, week.
7621. Tiyiap sh e bftw«ah, sheb-oo-aw 1 ; fem.
pass. part, of 7650; prop, something
sworn, i.e. an oath: — curse, oath, X sworn.
7622. rVDlD sh e buwth, sheb-ooth'; or
rVilB sh e biyth, sheb-eeth'; from 7817;
exile: concr. prisoners; fig. a former
state of prosperity:— captive (-ity).
7623. 113113 shabach, shaw-bakh'; a prim, root;
prop, to address in a loud tone, i.e.
(spec.) loud; flg. to pacify (as if by words):— com-
mend, glory, keep in, praise, still, triumph.
7624. rD^Jshebach (Chald.), shebakh': corresp.
to 7623; to adulate, i.e. adore:— praise.
7625. U3UJ sh e bat (Chald.), sheb-at'; corresp. to
7626; a clan:— tribe.
7626. £3312? shebet, shay'-bet; from an unused
root prob. mean, to branch off; a scion,
i.e. (lit.) a stick (for punishing, writing, fighting, rul-
ing, walking, etc.) or (flg.) a clan:— x correction,
dart, rod, sceptre, staff, tribe.
7627. U3UJ Sh°ba.t, sheb-awt'; of for. or.; Shebat,
a Jewish month:— Sebat.
7628. *<311) rsh e biy, sheb-ee'; from 7618; exiled;cap-
tured; as noun, exile (abstr. or concr.
and collect.) ; by extens. booty:— captive (ity), pris-
oners, X take away, that was taken.
7629. "'iia Shobfy, sho-bee'; from 7617; captor;
Shobi, an Ammonite:— Shobi.
7630. " , 3i25 Shobay, sho-bah'ee; for 7629; Shobai,
an Isr. :— Shobai.
7631. a^to s e biyb (Chald.), seb^eb 1 ; corresp. to
7632:— flame.
7632. ^ilB shabiyb, shaw-beeb'; from the same
as 7616; flame (as split into tongues):—
7633. frail) shlbyah, shib-yaw'; fem. of 7628;
exile (abstr. or concr. and collect.):—
captives (-ity).
7634. trail? Shobyah, shob-yaw'; fem. of the
same as 7629; captivation; Shobjak,
an Isr. :— Shachia [from the marg.J.
7635. b^aiB shabfyl, shaw-beel'; from the same
as 7640; a track or passage-way (as if
flowing along):— path.
7636. D^aiD shabtyc, shawbeece'; from an un-
used root mean, to interweave; ~
ting for the hair:— caul.
a net-
112
Shebeeee
Shooname
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
7637. *p3$ sh e biy<Sy, sheb-ee-ee>; or
Vap sh e bi e iy, sheb-ee-ee'; ordinal from
7657; seventh:— seventh (time).
IV'aP sh e biyth. See 7623.
7638. "5jap safoali, saw-baivk'; from an unused
root mean, to intwine; a netting (orna-
ment to the capital of a column) :— net.
N?ap sabbeka'. See 5443.
7639. SlSap s<=bakah, seb-aw-kaw'; tern, of
7838; a net-work, Le. (in hunting) a
snare, (in arch.) a ballustrade; also a reticulated
ornament to a pillar:— checker, lattice, network,
snare, wreath (-enwork).
7640. bap shebel, show'-bel; from an unused
root mean, to flow; a lady's train (as
trailing after her):— leg.
7641. VaiB shlbbol, shib-bole ; or(fem.)
rfc'aiB shibboleth, shib-bo'-leth; from the
same as 7640; a stream (as flowing) ;
also an ear of grain (as growing out) ; by anal, a
branch:— branch, channel, ear (of corn), ([water-])
flood, Shibboleth. Comp. 5451.
7642. blbaP shabluwl, shab-looV; from the
same as 7640; a mail (as if floating in
Its own slime):— snail.
riVail? shibboleth. See 7641.
7643. MP S e bam, seb-awm'; or (fem.)
!"TOaU5 Sibmah, sib-maw'; prob. from
1818; spice; Sebam or Sibmah, a place
In Moab:— Shebam, Shibmah, Sibmah.
7644 S«aP Shebna', sheb-naw'; or
ftiaiB Shebnah, sheb-naw 1 ; from an un-
used root mean, to grow; growth;
Shebna or Shebnah, an Isr.:— Shebna, Shebnah.
7645. tTOap Sh e banyah, sheb-an-yaw' ; or
IFFSaP Shebanyahuw, sheb-an-yaw'-
hoo; from the same as 7644 and 3050;
Jah has grown (i.e. prospered); Shebanjah, the name
of three or four Isr.:— Shebaniah.
7646. 3>aP saha', saw-bah'; or
3>ail5 sabSa', saw-bay'-ah; a prim, root; to
sate, i.e. fill to satisfaction (lit. or fig.): —
have enough, fill (full, self, with), be (to the) full (of),
have plenty of, be satiate, satisfy (with), suffice, be
weary of.
7647. yai^p safest', saw-haw 1 ; from 7846; copious-
ness:— abundance, plenteous (-ness, -ly).
7648. 5>ato sdba<, so' -bah; from 7646; satisfaction
(of food or [flg.] joy):— fill, full (-ness),
satisfying, be satisfied.
7649. 3>afe sahea«, saw-bay'-ah; from 7646; sati-
ated (in a pleasant or disagreeable
sense):— full (of), satisfied (with).
7650. yaiU shaba«, shaw-bah'; a prim, root;
prop, to be complete, but used only as a
denom. from 7661 ; to seven oneself, i.e. swear (as if
by repeating a declaration seven times):— adjure,
charge (by an oath, with |an oath), feed to the full
[by mistake for 7646], take an oath, X straitly, (cause
to, make to) swear.
7651. #3125 sheba*, sheh'-bah; or (masc.)
CBGP shlb'ah, shib-aw'; from 7650; a
prim, cardinal number; seven (as the
sicred/uHone); also (adv.) seven times; byimpl. a
week; by extens. an indefinite number:— (-f- by) seven
([-fold], -s, [-teen, -teenth], -th, times). Comp. 7658.
7652. 3>aiB sheba«, sheh'-bah; the same as 7651;
seven; Sheba, the name [Of a place in
Pal, and of two Isr.:— Sheba.
3>aiZ5 shabdae. See 7630.
- ••. r
7653. FIJP3TB slb'ah, sib-aw'; fem. of 7647; '.sati-
ety:— fulness.
7654. nyaiB sob<ah, sob-au>'; fem. of 7648; sati-
ety:— (to have) enough, X till ... be
full, [un-] satiable, satisfy, x sufficiently.
WaP slill.'ali See 7651.
7655. TtyaiB shlb'ah (Chald.), shib-aw 1 ; corresp.
to 7651:— seven (times).
7656. Wai23 Shib'ah, shib-aw'; masc. of 7651;
seven (-th); Shebah, a well in Pal. :—
Shebah.
rWa/BJ sh e ba<ah. See 7630.
"Wip sh e biy<iy. See 7637.
7657. fi^aP shlb<iym, shib-eem'; multiple of
7651; seventy: — seventy, threescore
and ten (+ -teen).
7658. !"I53>aT25 shlfo'anah, shilww-naw' ; prol.
for the masc. of 7651 ; seven:— seven.
7659. dWaiZJ shlb<athaylm, shib-aw-thah'-
yim; dual (adv.) of 7651; seven-
times:— seven (-fold, times).
7660. V3p shabats, shaw-bats 1 ; a prim, root; to
interweave (colored) threads in squares;
byimpl. (of reticulation) to inchase gems in gold:—
embroider, set.
7661. yaiS shabats, sftaw-bawts'; from 7660; in-
tanglement, i.e. (flg.) perplexity:—
anguish.
7662. pap sh e baq. (Chald.), sheb-aJC; corresp. to
the root of 7783; to quit, i.e. allow to
remain: — leave, let alone.
7663. ""Dp. sabar, saw-bar 1 ; erroneously
""iaU5 shabar (Neh. 2 : 13, 15), shaw-bar 1 ; a
prim, root; to scrutinize; by impl. (of
watching) to expect (with hope and patience) :— hope,
tarry, view, wait.
7664. ""fito seher, say'-ber; from 7663; expecta-
tion:— hope.
7665. "laiB shabar, shaw-bar 1 ; a prim, root; to
burst (lit. or fig.):— break (down, off, in
pieces, up), broken ([-hearted]), bring to the birth,
crush, destroy, hurt, quench, x quite, tear, view [by
mistake for 7668].
7666. laffl shabar, shaw-bar 1 ; denom. from
7668; to deal in grain:— buy, sell.
7667. laiB sheber, sheh'-ber; or
*iatp sheher, shay'-ber; from 7665; & frac-
ture, flg. ruin; spec, a solution (of a
dream):— affliction, breach, breaking, broken [-foot-
ed, -handed], bruise, crashing, destruction, hurt, in-
terpretation, vexation.
7668. "lap sheber, sheh'-ber; the same as 7667;
grain (as if broken into kernels):— corn,
victuals.
7669. lap Sheber, sheh'-ber; the same as 7667;
Sheber, an Isr.:— Sheber.
7670. "piaiB shlbrown, shib-rone'; from 7665;
rupture, i.e. a pang; flg. ruin:—
breaking, destruction.
7671. D^attj Sh e bariym, sheb-aw-reem' ; plur.
of 7667; ruins; Shebarim, a place in
Pal.:— Shebarim.
7672. 12JaP sh e bash (Chald.), sheb-ash'; corresp.
to 7660; to intangle, i.e. perplex:— be
astonished.
7673. na\2J shabath, shaw-bath'; a prim, root;
to repose, i.e. desist from exertion;
used in many impl. relations (caus., flg. or spec.):—
(cause to, let, make to) cease, celebrate, cause (make)
to fail, keep (sabbath), suffer to be lacking, leave, put
away (down), (make to) rest, rid, still, take away.
7674. naiB shebeth, sheh'-beth; from 7673; rest,
interruption, cessation:— cease, sit still,
loss of time.
7675. nap" shebeth, sheh'-beth; infln. of 3437;
prop, session; but used also concr. an
abode or locality:— place, seat. Comp. 3439.
7676. nap" ahabbath, shab-bawth'; interns, from
7678; intermission, i.e. (spec.) the Sab-
bath;— ( + every) sabbath.
7677. linaP shabbathdwn, shdb-baw-thone';
from 7676; a sabbatism or special
holiday:— rest, sabbath.
7678. ■TiaP ShabbHhay, shab-beth-ah'ee; from
7676; restful; Shabbetliai, the name of
three Isr.:— Shabbethai.
7679. iOffi saga', saw-gaw'; a prim, root; to
grow, i.e. (caus.) to enlarge, (flg.) laud:—
increase, magnify.
7680. NSp s e ga> (Chald.), seg-aW; corresp. to
7679; to increase:— grow, be multiplied.
7681. NSp Shage', shaw-gay'; prob. from 7686;
erring; Shage, an Isr.:— Shage.
7682. S4T2J sagab, saw-gab'; a prim, root; to be
(caus. make) lofty, espec. inaccessible;
byimpl. safe, strong; used lit. and flg. :— defend,
exalt, be excellent, (be, set on) high, lofty, be safe,
set up (on high), be too strong.
7683. iTji shfigag, shaw-gag'; a prim, root; to
stray, i.e. (flg.) sin (with more or less
apology):— x also for that, deceived, err, go astray,
sin ignorantly.
7684. !"!J3P sh e gagah, sheg-aw-gaw 1 ; from 7688;
a mistake or inadvertent transgres-
sion:— error, ignorance, at unawares, unwittingly.
7685. Mjp sagah, saw-gaw'; a prim, root; to en-
large (espec. upward, also fig.):— grow
(up), increase.
7686. !"I312) shagah, shawgauf; a prim, root; to
stray (caus. mislead), usually (flg.) to
mistake, espec. (mor.) to transgress; by extens.
(through the idea of intoxication) to reel, (flg.) be en-
raptured:— (cause to) go astray, deceive, err, be rav-
ished, sin through ignorance, (let, make to) wander.
7687. ai3p S e guwb, seg-oob'; from 7683; aloft;
Segub, the name of two Isr.:— Segub.
7688. fl312J shagach, shaw-gakh'; a prim, root;
to peep, i.e. glance sharply at:— look
(narrowly).
7689. NVp saggiy>.«ag-oftee'; from 7679; (super-
latively) mighty: — excellent, great.
7690. N^Sp saggiy' (Chald.), sag-ghee'; corresp.
to 7689; large (in size, quantity or num-
ber, also adv.):— exceeding, great (-ly), many, much,
sore, very.
7691. JlSOjp sh e giy'ah, sheg-ee-aw'; from
7686; a moral mistake: — error.
7692. T^Sp shlggayown, shig-gawyone' ; or
Wv&p shlggaydnah, shig-gaw-yo-naw 1 ;
from 7686; prop, aberration, i.e. (tech.)
a dithyramb or rambling poem:— Shiggaion, Shigio-
noth.
7693. ?3p shagal, shaw-gal'; a prim, root; to
copulate with:— he with, ravish.
7694. 53p° shegal, shay-gawl' ; tromlSM; a queen
(from cohabitation) :— queen.
7695. baP shegal (Chald.), shay-gawl'; corresp.
to 7694; a (legitimate) oueeji:— wife.
7696. 3*312) shaga*, shaw-gah'; a prim, root; to
rave through insanity:— (be, play the)
mad (man).
7697. "jiy^p shlgga<6wn, shig-gaw-vone' ; from
7696; craziness:— furiously, madness.
7698. '"DP sheger, sheh'-ger; from an unused
root prob. mean, to eject; the foetus (as
finally expelled):— that cometh of, increase.
7699. *lP sbad, shad; or
^P shod, shade; prob. from 7736 (in its orig.
sense) contr. ; the breast of a woman or
animal (as bulging):— breast, pap, teat.
7700. 1p shed, shade; from 7736; a doemon (as
malignant) :— devil.
7701. TP shdd, shode; or
*TTTl5 sSiowd (Job 5 : 21), shade,- from 7736;
violence, ravage:— desolation, destruc-
tion, oppression, robbery, spoil (-ed, -er, -ing), wast-
ing.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
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Shooname
113
7702. "VW sadad, saw-dad'; a prim, root; to
abrade, i.e. harrow afield:— break clods,
harrow.
7703. tyD shadad, shaw-dad'; a prim, root;
prop, to be burly, i.e. (fig.) powerful
(pass, impregnable); by impl. to ravage:— dead, de-
stroyer), oppress, robber, spoil (-er), x utterly, (lay)
waste.
7704. STlil? sadeh, saw-deh'; or
*TO saday, saw-dah'ee; from an unused
root mean, to spread out; a field (as
flat):— country, field, ground, land, soil, X wild.
7705. STjffl shlddah, shid-dah'; from 7703; a
wife (as mistress of the house) :— X all
sorts, musical instrument.
7706. "H1Z5 Sbadday, shad-dah'ee; from 7703; the
Almighty:— Almighty.
7707. ""WTO Sh'dey'uwr, shed-ay-oor'; from
the same as 7704 and 217; spreader
of light; Shedejur, an Isr.:— Shedeur.
7708. D^lllS Slddiym, sid-deem'; plur. from the
same as 7704; flats; Siddim, a valley
in Pal.:— Siddim.
7709. FIM"111) sh e demah, shed-ay-maw'; appar.
from 7704; a cultivated field:— blasted,
field.
7710. tplB sbadapb, shaw-daf; a prim, root; to
scorch:— blast.
7711. SlB^llS sh e dephah, shed-ay-faw' ; or
'yiB'TO shlddaphown, shid-daw-fone' ;
from 7710; blight:— blasted (-ing).
7713. 11115 sb°dar (Chald.), 1 shed-ar 1 ; a prim,
root; to endeavor: — labour.
7713. Wjltp s e derah, sed-ay-raw'; from an un-
used root mean, to regulate; a row,
i.e. rank (of soldiers), story (of rooms);— board, range.
7714. 'Sp'lttj Sbadrak, shad-rak'; prob. of for.
or. ; Shadrak, the Bab. name of one of
Daniel's companions:— Shadrach.
7715. ^TpS Sbadrak (Chald.), shad-rak'; the
same as 7714:— Shadrach.
7716. Fife aeb, seh; or
**tt? 8 ^y, say; prob. from 7582 through the
idea of pushing out to graze ; a member of
a flock, i.e. a sheep or goat:— (lesser, small) cattle,
ewe, lamb, sheep.
7717. 1S111S sabfed, saw-hade'; from an unused
root mean, to testify; a witness; —
record.
7718. tJSl'123 shoham, sho'-ham; from an unused
root prob. mean, to blanch; a gem,
prob. the beryl (from its pale green color):— onyx.
7719. dSTUS Shoham, sho'-ham; the same as
7718; Shoham, an Isr. :— Shoham.
7720. "pSjIllS saharon, sah-har-one' ; from the
same as 5469; a round pendant for
the neck: — ornament, round tire like the moon.
TO° ehav. See 7723.
7721. NTU5 »6w', so; from an unused root (akin to
5375 and 7722) mean, to rise; a rising;— arise.
7722. N1113 ibow' sho; or (fern.)
fINTO shdw'ah, sho-aw'; or
S*iN'tt5 sho'ah, sho-aw 1 ; from an unused root
mean, to rush over; a tempest; by
impl. devastation:— desolate (-ion), destroy, destruc-
tion, storm, wasteness.
7723. N111J •bar', sAojctv or
1113° shav. shav; from the same as 7722 in the
sense of desolating; evil (as destructive),
lit. (ruin) or mor. (espec. guile) ; fig. idolatry (as false,
sub}.), uselessness (as deceptive, obj.; also adv. in
vain):— false (Jy), lie, lying, vain, vanity.
7724. Mill) Sh*va», shev-aw'; from the same as
7723; false; Sheva, an Isr.:— Sheva.
7725. 21113 ahunb, shoob; a prim, root; to turn
back (hence, away) trans, or intrans.,
lit. or fig. (not necessarily with the idea of return to
the starting point); gen. to retreat; often adv.
again:— ([break, build, circumcise, dig, do any-
thing, do evil, feed, lay down, lie down, lodge, make,
rejoice, send, take, weep]) X again, (cause to) an-
swer (+ again), x in any case (wise), X at all,
averse, bring (again, back, home again), call [to
mind], carry again (back), cease, x certainly, come
again (back) X consider, -f continually, convert,
deliver (again), -|- deny, draw back, fetch home again,
X fro, get [oneself] (back) again, X give (again), go
again (back, home), [go] out, hinder, let, [see] more,
X needs, be past, X pay, pervert, pull in again, put
(again, up again), recall, recompense, recover, re-
fresh, relieve, render (again), X repent, requite,
rescue, restore, retrieve, (cause to, make to) return,
reverse, reward, + say nay, send back, set again,
slide back, still, x surely, take back (off), (cause to,
make to) turn (again, self again, away, back, back
again, backward, from, off), withdraw.
5N3TO Shuwba'el. See 7619.
7726. aniUJ sbdwbab, sho-bawb'; from 7725;
apostate, i.e. idolatrous:— backsliding,
frowardly, turn away [from marg.].
7727. 5Sitt3 Showbab, sfto-oawb'; the same as
7726; rebellious; Shobab, the name of
two Isr. :— Shobab.
7728. SSiUi shdwbeTb, sho-babe'; from 7725;
apostate, i.e. heathenish or (actually)
heathen:— backsliding.
7729. FDIIIS shuwbah, shoo-bawf; from 7725; a
return:— returning.
7730. TjaiilS sowbek, so'-6efc; for 5441; & thicket,
i.e. interlaced branches:— thick boughs.
7731. fills' Showbak, sho-bawW; perh. for
7730; Shobak, a Syrian :— Shobaeh.
7732. blTto' Showbal. sho-bawl'; from the same
as 7640; overflowing; Shobal, the name
of an Edomite and two Isr. : — Shobal.
7733. pllTtlS Showbeq., sho-bake'; act. part, from
a prim, root mean, to leave (comp.
7662); forsaking; Shobek, an Isr.:— Shobek.
7734. S1U5 in^, soog; a prim, root; to retreat:—
turn back.
7735. SVO siiwg, soog; a prim, root; to hedge
in: — make to grow.
7736. 1111) shtrwd, shood; a prim, root; prop, to
swell up, i.e. fig. (by impl. of insolence)
to devastate:— waste.
Till)' showd. See 7699, 7701.
7737. SITUS shavah, shaw-vaw'; a prim, root;
prop, to level, i.e. equalize; fig. to re-
semble; by impl. to adjust (i.e. counterbalance, be
suitable, compose, place, yield, etc.):— avail, behave,
bring forth, compare, countervail, (be, make) equal,
lay, be (make, a-) like, make plain, profit, reckon.
7738. S"I11B° shavab, shaw-vaw'; a prim, root; to
destroy:— X substance [from the
marg.'].
7739. S11115 sh e vah (Chald.), shev-aw 1 ; corresp. to
7737; to resemoie:— make like.
7740. STTO Sliaveli. shaw-vay'; from 7737; plain;
Shaveh, a place in Pal.:— Shaveh.
7741. aw*!]? SITUS' Shaveh Qiryathaylm,
shaw-vay' kir-yaw-thah'-yim;
from the same as 7740 and the dual of 7151; plain of
a double city; Shaveh-Kirjathajim, a place E. of the
Jordan:— Shaveh Kiriathaim.
7742. 111113 suwach, soo'-akh; a prim, root; to
muse pensively:— meditate.
7743. H1113 nhdwaeh, shoo'-dkh; a prim, root; to
sink, lit. or fig.: — bow down, incline,
humble.
7744. TIIUS Shuwach, shoo'-akh; from 7743; dell;
Shudch, a son of Abraham: — Shuah.
7745 SlfllllS shnwchah.sftoo-fcTiaic'; from 7748;
a chasm:— ditch, pit.
7746. firniXS Shuwchah, shoo-khaw>; the same
as 7745; Shuchah, an Isr.:— Shuah.
7747. "'IVPD Sbuchty, shoo-khee'; patron, from
7744; a Shuehite or desc. of Shuach:—
Shuhite.
7748. tajRB" Shuwcham, shoo-khawm'; from
7743; humbly; Shucham, an Isr.: — Shuham.
7749. "WIlllS Shuwcbamiy, shoo-khaw-mee' ;
patron, from 7748; a Shuchamite
(collect.) :— Shuhamites.
7750. £31113 tWt, soot; or (by perm.)
DID ciw(, soot; a primitive root; to detrude,
i.e. (intrans. and fig.) become derelict
(wrongly practise; namely, idolatry):— turn aside to.
7751. t3111S shnwt, shoot; a prim, root; prop, to
push forth; (but used only fig.) to lash, i.e. (the
sea with oars) to row; by impl. to travel:— go (about,
through, to and fro), mariner, rower, run to and fro.
7752. 131115 show,, shote; from 7751; a lash (lit. or
fig.):— scourge, whip.
7753. Tptt) suwk, sook; a prim, root; to entwine,
i.e. shut in (for formation, protection or
restraint):— fence, (make an) hedge (up).
7754. TjlilS sdwk, soke; or(fem.)
S"DT£9 sdwkah, so-kaw'; from 7753; a-
¥
branch (as interleaved) :— bough.
7755. SlbiilS Sowkoh, so-ko'; or
S1D115 Sokofa. so-ko'; or
131115 Sowkow, so-ko'; from 7753; Sokoh
or Soko, the name of two places in
Pal. :— Shocho, Shochon, Sochoh, Soco, Socoh.
7756. "'rOlilS Sawkathiy, soo-kaw-thee' ; prob.
patron, from a name corresp. to 7754
(fern.); a Sukathite or desc. of an unknown Isr.
named Sukah:— Suchathite.
7757. blllS shawl, shool; from an unused root
mean, to hang down; a skirt; by impl. a
bottom edge:— hem, skirt, train.
7758. bblllS showlal, sfco-iatol'; or
bb^lB shSylal (Mic. 1 : 8), shay-lawl'; from
7997; nude (espec. bare-foot); by impl.
captive;— spoiled, stripped.
7759. rroblttS Shnwlammiyth, shoo-lam-
meeth'; from 7999; peaceful (with
the art. always pref., making it a pef, name); the
Shulammith, an epithet of Solomon's queen:— Shu-
lamite,
7760. DlilS »uwm, soom; or
tjiiB siym, seem; a prim, root; to put (used
in a great variety of applications, lit.,
fig., infer, and ellip.): — X any wise, appoint, bring,
call [a name], care, cast in, change, charge, commit,
consider, convey, determine, + disguise, dispose, do,
get, give, heap up, hold, impute, lay (down, up),
leave, look, make (out), mark, + name, x on, ordain,
order, + paint, place, preserve, purpose, put (on),
-j- regard, rehearse, reward, (cause to) set (on, up),
shew, -f stedfastly, take, x tell, + tread down,
([over-]) turn, X wholly, work.
7761. OlilS ■nwm (Chald.), soom,* corresp. to
7760:— + command, give, lay, make,
-f name, + regard, set.
7762. D1113 shawm, shoom; from an unused root
mean, to exhale; garlic (from its rank
odor) :— garlic.
7763. TnillS Showmer, sho-mare'; or
"173113 Shomer, sho-mare'; act. part, of
8104; keeper; Shomer, the name of two
Isr.:-"- Shomer.
7764. "'31115 Shnwniy, shoo-nee'; from an unused
root mean, to rest; quiet; Shuni, an
Isr. :— Shuni.
7765. "OIllS Shnwmy, shoo-nee'; patron, from
7764; a \Shunite (collect.) or desc. of
Shuni : — Shunites.
7766. faplllS Shuwnem, shoo-name'; prob. from
the same as 7764; quietly; Shunem, a
place in Pal.:— Shunem.
114
Shoonammeeth
Shawkayakh
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
7767. rPSUIB Shawnammiyth, shoo-nam-
meeth'; patrial from 7766; &8hunam-
mitess, or female inhab. of Shunem:— Shunamite.
7768. 3*1129 ahavat, shaw-vah'; a prim, root; prop.
to be free; but used only causat. and
reflex, to halloo (for help, i.e. freedom from some
trouble):— cry (aloud, out), shout.
7769. 3J1129 sbawa<, shoo'-ah; from 7768; a
halloo:— cry, riches.
7770. ?1125 Sbdwat, shoo'-ah; the same as 7769;
Shua, a Canaanite:— Shufl, Shush.
7771. ?il25 Ihonat, aho'-ah; from 7768 in the orig.
sense of freedom; a noble, i.e. liberal,
opulent; also (as noun in the derived sense) a hal-
loo:— boantitai, crying, rich.
7773. 5fY125 Sbowat, sho'-ah; the same as 7771;
rtcft; £%oa, an Oriental people:— Shoa.
7773. 5*1125 sbeva', sheh'-vafc; from 7768; a hal-
loo:— cry.
7774 fcWlto Sh&w«a», sJioo-aw'; from 7768;
wealth; Shua, an Israelitess:— Shua.
7775. t"B>lto shaT'ah, «Aa«-a«;'; fern, of 7773; a
hallooing: — crying.
7776. bSnii) ahuw'al, shoo-awl'; or
53*125 sfau'al, shoo-awl'; from the same as
8168; aj'acfcat (asafiurrower):— fox.
7777. b^ 111) Sbftw'al, shoo-awl'; the same as
7776; Shual, the name of an Isr. and of
a place in Pal. :— Shual.
7778. "Willi show'er, sho-are'; or
15>5ZJ shower, sho-are'; act. part, of 8176 (as
denom. from 8179); a Janitor;— door-
keeper, porter.
7779. £|lto ahawph, sftoo/; a prim, root; prop.
to gape, i.e. snap at; fig. to over-
whelm:— break, bruise, cover.
7780. TjEillS Sbdwpbab, iho-fawk'; from 8310;
poured; Shophas, a Syrian:— Sho-
phach.
7781. iHBlto Sbuwphamiy, shoo-faw-mee' ;
patron, from 8197; a Shuphdmite
(collect.) or desc. of Shephupham:— Shuphamite.
■)Sitt5 Showphan. See 5855.
7782. IBito sbowpbar, sho-far 1 ; or
IS© "sbdpbar, sho-far'; from 8231 in the
orig. sense of incising; a cornet (as giv-
ing a clear sound) or curved horn: — cornet, trumpet.
7783. pTO shuwq, shook; a prim, root; to run
after or over, l.e. overflow:— overflow,
water.
7784. pito sbuwq, shook; from 7783; a street (as
run over): — street.
7785. pito showq, shoke; from 7788; the (lower)
leg (as a runner}:— hip, leg, shoulder,
thigh.
7786. 11129 sftwr, soor; a prim, root; prop, to
vanquish; by impl. to rvXe (caus.
crown):— make princes, have power, reign. See 5493.
7787. 11129 sftwr, soor; a prim, root [rather ident.
with 7786 through the idea of reducing
to pieces; comp. 4883]; to saw: — cut.
7788. '11129 sbuwr, shoor; a prim, root; prop, to
turn, i.e. travel about (as a harlot or a
merchant):— go, sing. See also 7891.
7789. 11129' sbuwr, shoor; a prim, root [rather
ident. with 7788 through the idea of
going round for inspection]; to spy out, i.e. (gen.)
survey, (for evil) Iwrfc for, (for good) care for:— -be-
hold, lay wait, look, observe, perceive, regard, see.
7790. "11129 sbfiwr, shoor; from 7789; a foe (as
lying in wait):— enemy.
7791. 11125 sbuwr, shoor; from 7788; a waB (as
going about):— wall.
7792. 11129 shnwr (Chald.), shoor; corresp. to
7791:— wall.
7793. 11129 Sh&m, shoor; the same as 7791; Shur,
a region of the Desert:— Shur.
7794. 11129 sbdwr, shore; from 7788; a oultocfc (as
a traveller) ;— bull (-ock), cow, ox, wall
[by mistake for 7791].
7795. Flllto Bowrah, so^aw 1 ; from 7786 in the
prim, sense of 5493; prop, a ring, i.e.
(by analogy) a row (adv.):— principal.
Plito sdwreq. See 8321.
7796. pllto SdwrSq, so-rake'; the same as 8321;
a vine; Sorek, a valley in Pal.:— Sorek.
7797. tolto store, soos; or
to n i29 siys, sece; a prim, root; to be bright,
Le. cheerful:— be glad, X greatly, joy,
make mirth, rejoice.
7798. NlDlto Shavsha'. shav-shaw 1 ; from 7797;
joyful; Shavsha, an Isr.-— Shavsha.
7799. 1125112 shuwshan, shoo-shan'; or
11291129 showshan, sho-shawn'; or
1129129 shdshan, sho-shawn'; and (fern.)
Sl3129il29 showshaimah, sho-shan-naw' ;
from 7797; a lily (from its whiteness),
as a flower or arch, ornament; also a (straight) trum-
pet (from the tubular shape):— lily, Shoshannim.
7800. 11291129 Sbawshan, shoo-shan'; the same
as 7799; Shushan, a place in Persia:—
Shushan.
7801. *<pai291129 Sliiiwshankiy (Chald.), shoo.
shan-kee'; of for. or. ; a Shushankite
(collect.) or inhab. of some unknown place in Ass.:—
Susanchites.
7802. nns> 11291129 Shuwshan <£duwth,
shoo-shan' ay-dooth'; or (plur.
of former)
ni"!3> t3*>3toi!29 Showshanniym «£d-
uwth, sho-shan-neem' ay-
dooth'; from 7799 and 5715; lily (or trumpet) of as-
semblage; Shushan-Eduth or Shoshannim-Eduth,
the title of a popular song:— Shoshannim-Eduth, Shu-
sban-eduth.
P12?1129° Shuwshaq. See 7895.
7803. rferVVttj Shuwthelach, shoo-theh'-lakh;
prob. from 7582 and the same as 8520;
crash of breakage; Shuthelach, the name of two
Isr. :— Shuthelah.
7804. UT129 sh e zab (Chald.), shez-ab'; corresp. to
5800; to leave, i.e. (caus.) free:— deliver.
7805. E1T125 shazaph, shaw-zaf; a prim, root; to
tan (by sun-burning); fig. (as if by a
piercing ray) to scan:— look up, see.
7806. 1T129 shazar, shaw-zar 1 ; a prim, root; to
twist (a thread of straw):— twine.
7807. t1129 sbacb, shakh; from 7817; sunk, Le.
downcast: — |- humble.
7808. 71129 s&ach, say'-akh; for 7879; communion,
i.e. (reflex.) meditation.'— thought
7809. "TTI1I5 sbaebad, shaw-khad'; a prim, root;
to donate, I.e. bribe:— hire, give a re-
ward.
7810. Itlto sbaebad, shakh'-ad; from 7809; a
donation (venal or redemptive):— bribe
(-ry), gift, present, reward.
7811. tint? sacbab, saw-khaw'; a prim, root; to
swim; caus. to inundate:— (make to)
swim.
7812. Fillip shachah, shaw-khaw'; a prim, root;
to depress, i.e. prostrate (espec. reflex.
in homage to royalty or God): — bow (self) down,
crouch, fall down (flat), humbly beseech, do (make)
obeisance, do reverence, make to stoop, worship.
7813. into saehuw, saw'-fcTioo; from 7811; a
pond (for swimming) :— to swim in.
7814. pinto s e chowq, «efcA-oke'; or
prrto s e choq, sekh-oke'; from 7882; laughter
(in merriment or defiance) :— derision,
laughter (-ed to scorn, -tug), mocked, sport.
7815. 1ini2J sh e ch6wr, shekh-ore'; from 7885;
. dinoiness, i.e. perh. soot:— coaL
liTTO shichdwr. See 7888.
ITtto shachowr. See783&
7816. nini29 shechuwth, sftefcfc-ootfe'; from 7812;
pit;— pit.
7817. ninto shachach, shaw-khakh'; a prim.
root; to sinfc or depress (reflex, or
caus.):— bend, bow (down), bring (cast) down, couch,
humble self, be (bring) low, stoop.
7818. fJBto s&obaf, saw-khat'; a prim, root; to
tread out, i.e. squeeze (grapes):— press.
7819. 1271129 shachaf, shaw-khat'; a prim, root;
to slaughter (in sacrifice or mas-
sacre):— kill, offer, shoot out, slay, slaughter.
7820. £311125 shachaf, shaw-khat'; a prim, root
[rather ident. with 7819 through the
idea of striking] ; to hammer out:— beat.
7821. nU^rilB sbecbiytab, shekh-ee-taw>; from
7819; slaughter:— killing.
7822. I^flip sh e ehiyn, shekh-een'; from an un-
used root prob. mean, to burn; inflam-
mation, i.e. an ulcer:— boil, botch.
7823. D^rllS shachfyc, shaw-khece'; or
125^nD cachiysh, saw-kheesh'; from an un.
used root appar. mean, to sprout,
after-growth:— (that) which springeth of the same.
7824. Ipni29 shachtyph, shaw-kheef; from the
same as 7828; a board (as chipped
thin):— deled with.
7825. nTllp ebecbijrtb,sfcefcft-eeflk';from7812;a
pit-fall (lit. or fig.):— destruction, pit.
7826. bflto sbacbal, shakh'-al; from an unused
root prob. mean, to roar; a lion (from
his characteristic roar):— (fierce) lion.
7827. rbniB sh e cheleth, shekh-ay'-leth; appar.
from the same as 7826 through some
obscure idea, perh. that of peeling off by concussion
of sound; a scale or shell, i.e. the aromatic mussel:—
onycha.
7828. £]fl29 sbaebapb, shakh'-af; from an un-
used root mean, to pee!, i.e. emaciate;
the gull (as thin): — cuckoo.
7829. riBniB shachepheth,sftafe%-eb'-.fetn;from
the same as 7828; emaciation:— con-
sumption.
7830. y'fllB sbacbats, shakh'-ats; from an un-
used root appar. mean, to strut;
haughtiness (as evinced by the attitude):— x lion,
pride.
7831. DiltriB Shachatsowm, shakh-ats-ome' ;
from the same as 7830; proudly;
Shachatsom, a place in Pal.: — Shahazimah [from
the marg.].
7832. pTIlB sachaq, saw-khak 1 ; a prim, root; to
laugh (in pleasure or detraction); by
impl. to play: — deride, have in derision, laugh, make
merry, mock (-er), play, rejoice, (laugh to) scorn, be
in (make) sport.
7833. pniB shachaq, sliaw-khak'; a prim, root;
to comminute (by trituration or attri-
tion):— beat, wear.
7834. ptlto sbacbaq, shakh'-ak; from 7833; a
powder (as beaten small); by anal, a
thin vapor; by extens. the firmament:— cloud, small
dust, heaven, sky.
phto s^bftq. See 7814.
7835. 1(1125 sbacbar, shaw-khar 1 ; a prim, root
[rather ident. with 7836 through the
idea of the dustiness of early dawn]; to be dint or
dark (in color):— be black.
7836. Iflto sbacbar, shawJehar 1 ; a prim, root;
prop, to dawn, i.e. (fig.) be (up) eariy at
any task (with the impl. of earnestness); by extens.
to searcA for (with painstaking):— [do something] be
times, enquire early, rise (seek) betimes, seek dili-
gently) early, in the morning).
7837. 1Qto sbacbar, shakh'-ar; from 7886; dawn
(lit., fig. or adv.):— day (-spring), early,
light, morning, whence riseth.
Into Sbfcbdr. See 7883.
7838. into sbacbdr, shaw-khare'; or
linto ghachowr , thaw-khore 1 ; from 7885;
prop, dusky, but also (absol.) jetty:—
black.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Shoonamnieeth
Shawkayakh
115
7889. nVltJffi shach&ruwth, shakh-ar-ooth' ;
from 7836; a dawning, i.e. (flg.) ju-
venescenee;— youth.
7840. rn'rnniB sh e charehoreth, shekh-ar-
kho'-reth; from 7835; swarthy:—
black.
7841. !"P"ir!ip Sh e charyah, shekh-ar-yaw' ;
from 7836 and 3050; Jah has sought;
Shecharjah, an Isr.:— Shehariah.
7842. D"^nO Shacharaylm, shakh-ar-ah'-yim;
dual of 7837; double dawn; Shachar-
ajim, an Isr.: — Shaharaim.
7843. rXVli shachath, shaw-khath'; a prim.
root; to decay, i.e. (caus.) ruin (lit. or
fig.):— batter, cast off, corrupt (-er, thing), destroy
(-er, -uction), lose, mar, perish, spill, spoiler, X ut-
terly, waste (-r).
7844. nniD sh e chath (Chald.), shekh-ath'; cor-
resp. to 7843:— corrupt, fault.
7845. nnia shachath, shakh'-ath; from 7743; a
pit (espec. as a trap); flg. destruc-
tion:— corruption, destruction, ditch, grave, pit.
7846. J2T15 set, sayte; or
I3D c£t, sayt; from 7750; a departure from
right, i.e. sin:— revolter, that turn aside.
FlUiU satah, saw-taw'; a prim, root; to
deviate from duty:— decline, go aside,
7847.
turn.
7848.
JT30 sblttab, shit-taw'; fern, of a deriv.
[only in the plur.
D^tpO sliUtiTm shit-teem', mean, the
sticks of wood] from the same as 7850;
the acacia (from its scourging thorns) :— shittah, shit-
tim. Bee also 1029.
7849. nUlli shatach, shaw-takh'; a prim, root;
to expand:— all abroad, enlarge, spread,
stretch out.
7850. UUO shotet, sho-tate'; act. part, of an
otherwise unused root mean. (prop, to
pierce; but only as a denom. from 7752) to flog; a
goad: — scourge.
7851. CaiB Sblttiym, shit-teem'; the same as
the plur. of 7848; acacia trees; Shit-
tim, a place E. of the Jordan:— Shittim.
7852. Dt?il3 8a(am, saw-tam'; a prim, root; prop.
to lurk for, i.e. persecute:— bate, oppose
self against.
7853. "]£JO satan, saw- tan' ; a prim, root; to
attack, (fig.) accuse:— (be an) adversary,
resist.
7854. ^HO satan, saw-fatim'; from 7853; an op-
ponent; espec. (with the art. pref.)
Satan, the arch-enemy of .good:— adversary, Satan,
withstand.
7855. Timia sitnah, sit-naw'; from 7853; oppo-
sition (by letter):— accusation.
7856. JtDUTB Sitnah, sit-naw'; the same as 7855;
Sitnah, the name of a well in Pal. : —
Sitnah.
7857. EfflO shataph, shaw-taf; a prim, root; to
gush; by impl. to inundate, cleanse; by
anal, to gallop, conquer:— drown, (over-) flow
(-whelm), rinse, run, rush, (throughly) wash (away).
7858. S|0O sbefeph. sheh'-tef; or
E|UO shgfeph, shay'-tef; from 7857; a
deluge (lit. or flg.) :— flood, outrageous,
overflowing.
7859. "lUO sh e tar (Chald.), shet-ar'; of uncert.
der. : a side:— side.
7860. "ItSttJ sh6ter, sho-tare'; act. part, of an
otherwise unused root prob. mean, to
write; prop, a scribe, i.e. (by anal, or impl.) an offi-
cial superintendent or magistrate:— officer, overseer,
ruler.
7861. " l "Ttai25° Shltray, shit-rah'ee; from the same
as 7860; magisterial; Shitrai, anlsr.:—
Shitrai.
7862. "'O sbay, shah'ee; prob. from 7737; a gift
(as avai&abZe): — present.
7863. 6PO siy', see; from the same as 7721 by
perm. ; elevation: — excellency.
7864. tna o Sh e ya', sheh-yaw'; for 7724; Sheja, an
Isr.:— Sheva [from the marg.].
7865. l^iB Siy'on, see-ohn'; from 7863; peak;
Sion, the summit of Mt. Hermon: —
Slon.
7866. fUMf Shi'yown, shee-ohn'; from the
same as 7722; ruin; Shijon, a place in
Pal.:— Shihon.
7867. H s O styb, see6; a prim, root; prop, to be-
come aged, i.e. (by impl.) to grow
gray:— (be) grayheaded.
7868. I" 1 !!) siyb (Chald.), seeb; corresp. to 7867:—
elder.
7869. S"ip seyb, sabe; from 7867; old age;-age.
7870. FD^O shiybah, shee-baw'; by perm, from
7735; a return (of property):— cap-
tivity.
7871. fTa"<lfl shiybah, shee-baw 1 ; from 3427;
residence:— while . . . lay.
7872. r-n^iO seybah, say-baw'; fem. of 7869; old
age:— (be) gray (grey, hoar, -y) hairs
(bead, -ed), old age.
7873. iPO siyg, seeg; from 7734; a withdrawal
(into a private place):— pursuing.
7874. "TO siyd, seed; a prim, root prob. mean, to
boil up (eomp. 7736); used only as denom.
from 7876; to plaster:— plaister.
7875. "PtD siyd, seed; from 7874; lime (as boiling
when slacked):— lime, plaister.
7876. ?WS shayah, shaw-yaw 1 ; a prim, root; to
fceep in memory: — be unmindful. [Ren-
der Deut. 32 : 18, " A Rock bore thee, thou must recol-
lect; and (yet) tbou hast forgotten," etc.]
7877. NT^O Sbiyza', sftee-zaai'; of unknown der.;
Shiza, an Isr. :— Shiza.
7878. H^O siyach, see'-akh; a prim, root; to
ponder, i.e. (by impl.) converse (with
oneself, and hence aloud) or (trans.) utter: — com-
mune, complain, declare, meditate, muse, pray,
speak, talk (with).
7879. fPp styacb, see'-aifcfc; from 7878; a con-
templation; by impl. an utterance: —
babbling, communication, complaint, meditation,
prayer, talk.
7880. rpto siyach, see'-akh; from 7878; asfiooi
(as if uttered or put forth), I.e. (gen.)
shrubbery:— bush, plant, shrub.
7881. Firpia siychah, see-khaw'; fem. of 7879;
reflection; by extens. devotion: — med-
itation, prayer.
7882. rTTPp shiychah, shee-khaW; for 7745;
a pt'i-fall:— pit.
7883. "rim© Shiychowr, shee-khoref; or
TlfTO Shichowr, shee-khore'; or
I'np Shichdr, shee-khore'; prob. from
7835; dark, i.e. turbid; Shichor, a
stream of Egypt:— Shihor, Sihor.
7884. njab lirPU) Shiychowr Llbnath,
shee-khore' lib-nawth'; from
the same as 7883 and 3835; darkish whiteness; Shi-
chor-Libnath. a stream of Pal. :— Shihor-libnath.
7885. tTO sbaylt, shah' yit; from 7751; anoor;
also (comp. 7752) a scourge" (flg.):— oar,
scourge.
7886. ribip Shiyloh, shee-lo'; from 7951; tran-
quil; Shiloh, an epithet of the Mes-
siah:— Shiloh.
7887. riynti Shiyloh, shee-lo'; or
HbttJ Shiloh, shee-lo'; or
TD^O Shiylow, shee-lo'; or
"ftp Shil6w, shee-lo'; from the same as
7886; Shiloh, a place in Pal. :— Shiloh.
7888. " i a'fc ,, 125 Shlylowniy, shee-lo-nee'; or
1 j3" , ffi Shiyloniy, shee-lo-nee' ; or
"'WID Shi] oil iy shee-lo-nee'; from 7887; a
Shilonite or inhab. of Shiloh:— Shi-
lonite.
V>p sbeylal. See 7758.
7889. pn , 12J Shiymown, shee-mone'; appar.
for 3452; desert; Shimon, an Isr.:—
Shimon.
7890. T^B° shayln, shah'-yin;
root mean, to urinate;
from an unused
urine; — piss.
7891.
"PIS shiyr, s/ieer;
or (the orig. form)
shuwr (1 Sam. 18 : 6), shoor; a prim.
root [rather ident. with 7788 through
the Idea of strolling minstrelsy] ; to sing:— behold [by
mistake for 7789], sing (er, -ing man, -ing woman).
7892. TO' shiyr, sheer; or fem.
FlTO shiyr ah, shee-raw'; from 7891; a
song; abstr. singing;— musical (-ick),
X sing (er, -ingi, song.
WO siys. See 7797.
7893. Tli^lt? shaylsh, shah'-yish; from an unused
root mean, to bleach, i.e. whiten; white,
i.e. marble:— marble. See 8336.
7894. Np">p Shiysha>, shee-shaw 1 ; from the
same as 7893; whiteness; Shisha, an
Isr.:— Shisha.
7895. pWO
pO<lO°
Shiyshaq, shee-shak'; or
Shuwshaq,. shoo-shak'; of Eg. der.;
Shishak, an Eg. king:— Shishak.
rHO shiyth, sheeth; a prim, root; to pfoce
(to a very wide application) :— apply, ap-
point, array, bring, consider, lay (up), let alone,
X look, make, mark, put (on), + regard, set, shew,
be stayed, X take.
7897. rPU! shiyth, sheeth; from 7896; a dress (as
put on):— attire.
7898. rPO shaylth, shah'-yith; from 7896; scrub
or trash, i.e. wild growth of weeds or
briers (as if put on the field):— thorns.
7899. ^O "8k, sake; from 5526 in the sense of 7753;
a 6rier (as of a hedge):— prick.
7900. "riO nok, soke; from 5626 in the sense of 7753;
a booth (as interlaced):— tabernacle.
7901. 3DU5 shakab, shaw-kab'; a prim, root; to
lie down (for rest, sexual connection,
decease or any other purpose):— x at all, cast down,
([over-]) lay (self) (down), (make to) lie (down, down
to sleep, still, with), lodge, ravish, take rest, sleep,
stay.
7902. ria^O *liliab;«h, shek-aw-baw'; from
7901 ; a lying down (of dew, or for the
sexual act): — X carnally, copulation, X lay, seed.
7903. rOpO sh e k6beth, shek-o'-beth; from 7901;
a (sexual) lying with:— x lie.
7904. ft50 shakab, shaw-kaw'; a prim, root; to
roam (through lust):— in the morning
[by mistake for 7925].
7905. !"130 sukkah, sook-kaw'; fem. of 7900 in
the sense of 7899; a dart (as pointed
like a thorn):— barbed iron.
7906. ISO Sekiiw, say'-koo; from an unused
root appar. mean, to surmount; an ob-
servatory (with the art.); Seftu, a place in Pal.:—
Sechu.
7907. "HlpO sekviy, sek-vee'; from the same as
7906; observant, i.e. (concr.) the
mind: — heart.
7908. biDO silk owl shek-ole'; infln. of 7921:
bereavement:— loss of children, spoil-
ing.
7909. VlSO shakknwl, shak-kool'; or
530 shabknl, shak-kool'; from 7921; be-
reaved:— barren, bereaved (robbed) of
children (whelps).
7910. *li30 shlkbowr, shik-kore'; or
ISO shlkkor, shik-kore'; from 7937; in-
fo 'cated, as a state or a habit: — drunk
(-ard, -en, -en man).
7911. fDO shakach, shaw-kakh'; or
HSO shakeack, shaw-kay'-akh* a prim,
root; to mislay, i.e. to be oblivious of,
from want of memory or attention:— X at all, (cause
to) forget.
116
Shekakh
Sawmal
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
7912. fOti sh e kach (Chald.), sfcefc-afch'; corresp.
to 7911 through the idea of disclosure
of a covered or forgotten thing; to discover (lit. or
fig.):— find.
7913. rpiO ehakeach, shaw-kay'-akh; from
7911 ; oblivious:—- forget.
7914. tTOia s e kiyah, sek-ee-yaw>; fem. from the
same as 7906; a conspicuous object:—
picture.
7915. ^Sia sakkiyn, sale-keen'; intens. perh.
from the same as 7906 in the sense of
7758; a knife (as pointed or edged) :— knife.
7916. TSIB sakiyr, saw-keer'; from 7936; a man
at wages by the day or year:— hired
(man, servant), hireling.
7917. tTVaia s e kiyrah, sek-ee-raw'; fem. of
7916; a hiring:— that is hired.
7918. IplD shakak, shaw-kaW; a prim, root; to
weave (i.e. lay) a trap; fig. (through the
idea of secreting) to allay (passions ; phys. abate a
flood):— appease, assuage, make to cease, pacify, set.
7919. boil) sakal, saw-kal'; a prim, root; to be
(caus. make or act) circumspect and
hence intelligent:— consider, expert, instruct, pros-
per, (deal) prudent (-ly), (give) skill (-ful), have good
success, teach, (have, make to) understand (-ing),
wisdom, (be, behave self, consider, make) wise (-ly),
guide wittingly.
7920. baip s»kal (Chald.), sek-al'; corresp. to
7919:— consider.
7921. bblB shakol, shaw-kole'; a prim, root;
prop, to miscarry, i.e. suffer abortion;
by anal, to bereave (lit. or fig.):— bereave (of chil-
dren), barren, cast calf (fruit, young), be (make)
childless, deprive, destroy, X expect, lose children,
miscarry, rob of children, spoil.
7922. SSia sekel, seh'-kel; or
53125 sekel. say'-kel; from 7919; intel-
ligence; by impl. success:— discretion,
knowledge, policy, prudence, sense, understanding,
wisdom, wise.
b31B shakkul. See 7909.
nibsiB slkluwtb See 5531.
7923. fi^bSIB shikkiiltym, shik-koo-leem' ; plur.
from 7921; childlessness (by continued
bereavements) :— to have after loss of others.
T924. 13^3312) sokl e thannw (Chald.), sok-leth-
aw-noo'; from 7920; intelligence:—
understanding.
7925. 03125 shakam, shaw-kam'; a prim, root:
prop, to incline (the shoulder to a bur-
den); but used only as denom. from 7926; lit. to load
up (on the back of man or beast), i.e. to start early
in the morning:— {arise, be up, get [oneself 1 up, rise
up) early (betimes), morning.
7926. 03125 sb e kem, shek-em'; from 7925; the
! neck (between the shoulders) as the
place of burdens; fig. the spur of a hill:— back,
X conBent, portion, shoulder.
7927. D31B Sh e kem, shek-em'; the same as 7926;
: ridge; Shekem, a place in Pal.:— She-
chem.
7928. 031B Shekem, sheh'-kem; for 7926; Shekem,
the name of a Hivite and two Isr.: —
Shechem.
7929. fl«3125 shlkmah, shik-maw'; fem. of 7926;
the sftotiMer-bone:— shoulder blade.
7930. "'MSIB Sblkmiy, shik-mee'; patron, from
7928; a Shikmite (collect.), or desc. of
Shekem :— Shichemites.
7931. "|3125 ihakan, shaw-kan'; a prim, root
[appar. akin (by transm.) to 7901
through the idea of lodging; comp. 5531, 7925] : to re-
side or permanently stay (lit. or fig.) :— abide, con-
tinue, (cause to, make to) dwell (-er), have habitation,
inhabit, lay, place, (cause to) remain, rest, set (up).
7932. "plli sh e kan (Chald.), shek-an'; corresp. to
7931:— cause to dwell, have habitation.
7933. 13125* sheken, sheh'-ken; from 7931; a resi-
dence:— habitation.
7934. IplB shaken, shaw-kane 1 ; from 7931; a
resident; by extens. a fellow-ciiizen: —
inhabitant, neighbour, nigh.
7935. rT33125
shek-an-yaw'; or
Sh e kanyah,
(prol.)
1!"P33125 Sh e kanyahuw, shek-an-yaw'-
hoo; from 7931 and S050; Jah has
dwelt; Shekanjah, the name of nine Isr. :— Shecaniab,
Shechaniah.
7936. 13123 sakar, saw-kar'; or (by perm.)
130 cakar (Ezra 4 : 5), saw-kar'; a prim.
root [appar. akin (by prosthesis) to 3789
through the idea of temporary purchase; comp.
7937]; to Aire.-— earn wages, hire (out self), reward,
X surely.
7937. 13123 ihakar, shaw-kar'; a prim root; to
become tipsy; in a qualified sense, to
satiate with a stimulating drink or (fig.) influence: —
(be filled with) drink (abundantly), (be, make) drunk
(-en), be merry. [Superlative of 8248.]
7938. 13123 seker. seh'-ker; from 7936; wooes;—
reward, sluices.
.7939. 13125J sakar, saw-kawr'; from 7936; pay-
ment of contract; concr. salary, fare,
maintenance; by impl. compensation, benefit:— hire,
price, reward [-ed], wages, worth.
7940. "DTD Sakar, saw-kar 1 ; the same as 7939;
recompense; Sakar, the name of two
Isr.:— Sacar.
7941. 13125 skekar, shaykawr'; from 7937; an
intoxicant, i.e. intensely alcoholic
liquor:— strong drink, ■+■ drunkard, strong wine.
13123 shlkkdr. See 7910.
7943. 1113123 ShikkTown, shik-ker-one'; for
7943; drunkenness; Shikkeron, a place
in Pal. :— Shicron.
7943. 1113125 shlkkarown, shik-leaw-rone' ;
from 7937; intoxication:— (be) drunk-
en (-ness).
7944. blU nlial, shal; trom7952abbrev.;a/ault:—
error.
7945. bffl shel, shel; for the rel. 834; used with
prep, pref., and often followed by some
pron. aff. ; on account of, whatsoever, whichsoever: —
cause, sake.
7946. IJNbuJ shal'inau. shal-an-awn' ; for 7600;
tranquil: — being at ease.
7947. 35125 slut la l> shawlab'; a prim, root; to
space off; intens. (evenly) to make equi-
distant:— equally distant, set in order.
7948. SblU shalab, shaw-lawb'; from 7947; a
T T
spacer or raised interval, i.e. the stile in
a frame or panel:— ledge.
7949. Mil) shalag, shaw-lag'; a prim, root; prop.
mean, to be white; useo only as denom.
from 7950; to be snow-white (with the linen clothing
of the slain): — be as snow.
7950. Mil) sheleg, sheh'-leg; from 7949; snow
(prob. from its whiteness):— snow (-y).
7951. tlblH shalab, shaw-law 1 ; or
15125 shalaT (Job 8 : 26), shaw-lav 1 ; a prim,
root; to be tranquil, i.e. secure or success-
ful:— be happy, prosper, be in safety.
7952. Sibil) shalah, shaw-law'; a prim, root
[prob. rather ident. with 7958 through
the idea of educing] ; to mislead:— deceive, be negli-
gent.
7953. tibia shalah, shaw-law'; a prim, root
[rather cognate (by contr.) to the base of
5394, 7997 and their congeners through the idea of
extracting] ; to draw out or off, i.e. remove (the soul
by death) :— take away.
7954. flblU sh e lah (Chald.), shel-aw 1 ; corresp. to
7951 ; to be secure:— at rest.
tibia Shildh. See 7887.
7955. flbl25° shalah (Chald.), shaw-law 1 ; from a
root corresp. to 7952; a wrong:— thing
amiss.
tibia shelah. See 7596.
7956. t"lbl25 Shelah, shay-law'; the same as 7596
(shortened); request; Shelah, the name
of a postdiluvian patriarch and of an Isr.:— Shelah.
7957. rabbit) shalhebeth, shalheh'-beth; from
the same as 8851 with sibilant pref.;
a flare of Are:— (flaming) flame.
tbia shalav. See 7951.
7958. lbl25° » e lav, sel-awv 1 ; or
"pbto s e layv, sel-awv 1 ; by orth. var. from
7951 through the idea of sluggishness;
the quail collect, (as slow in flight from its weight):—
quails.
7959. iblB sheler, sheh'-lev; from 7951; se-
curity:— prosperity.
ibia Shildw. See 7887.
7960. iblB shalaw (Chald.), shawAoo 1 ; or
niblB shaluwth (Chald.), shaw-looth';
from the same as 7955; a fault:— error,
X fail, thing amiss.
7961. iblS ahalcT, shaw-lave'; or
TvlB shalSyv, shaw-lave 1 ; fem.
rtlbll) ■h e leTah, shel-ay^vaW; from 7951;
tranquil; (in a bad sense) careless;
abstr. security:— (being) at ease, peaceable, (in)
prosper (-ity), quiet (ness), wealthy.
7962. fnblS shalrah, shal-vaw'; from 7951;
security (genuine or false):— abundance,
peace (-ably), prosperity, quietness.
7963. fnbia sh^levah (Chald.), shel-ay-vaw 1 ;
corresp. to 7962; safety;— tranquillity.
See also 7961.
7964. rnblU shllluwach. shil-loo'-akh; or
Hbia ehlllnach, shil-loo'-akh; from 7971;
(only in plur.) a dismissal, l.e. (of a
wife) divorce (espec. the document) ; also (of a daugh-
ter) dower:— presents, have sent back.
7965. OlblB shalowm, shaw-lome 1 ; or
tibia shalom, shaw-lome'; from 7999; safe,
i.e. (fig.) well, happy, friendly; also
(abstr.) welfare, i.e. health, prosperity, peace:—
X do, familiar, x fare, favour, + friend, x greet,
(good) health, (x perfect, such as be at) peace (-able,
-ably), prosper (-ity, -ous), rest, safe (-ly ), salute, wel-
fare, (x all is, be) well, X wholly.
7966. OlblB shllluwm, shil-loom'; or
tibia skill um, shil-loom'; from 7999; a re-
quital, i.e. (secure) retribution, (venal) a
fee:— recompense, reward.
7967. Olbl23 Shalluwm, shal-loom'; or (shorter)
tibia Shallum, shal-loom'; the same as
7966; Shallum, the name of fourteen
Isr.:— Shallum.
rraiblf) Sh«ldwmiyth. See 8019.
7968. Tibia Shalluwn, sftal-loon',- prob. for 7867;
Shallun, an Isr.:— Shallum.
7969. 12)1511) shalowsh, shaw-loshe'; or
12)512) shaldsh, shaw-loshe 1 ; masc.
tniUlbllJ sh e ldwshah, shet-oshaw 1 ; or
t1ia512i sh e 16shah, shel-o-shaw' ; a prim.
number; three; occasionally (ordinal)
third, or (multipl.) thrice: — |- fork, + often [-times],
third, thir [-teen, -teenth], three, + thrice. Comp.
7991.
7970. EPiaiblB sh e l6wshiym, shel-o-sheem'; or
OH55125 sh e l6shiym, shel-o-sheem'; mul-
tiple of 7969; thirty; or (ordinal)
thirtieth:— thirty, thirtieth. Comp. 7991.
niblB shaluwth. See 7960.
7971. tlbll) shalach, shaw-lakh'; a prim, root; to
send away, for, or out (in a great variety
of applications):— X any wise, appoint, bring (on the
way), cast (away, out), conduct, X earnestly, forsake,
give (up), grow long, lay, leave, let depart (down, go,
looBe), push away, put (away, forth, in, out), reach
forth, send (away, forth, out), set, shoot (forth, out),
sow, spread, stretch forth (out).
7972. tibia sh e lach (Chald.), shel-akh'; eorrerr-
~ ' to 7971 :— put. send.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Shekakh
Sawmal
117
7978. nbti shelach, sheh'-lakh; from 7971; a
missile of attack, i.e. spear; also (fig.) a
shoot ot growth, i.e. branch:— dart, plant, X put off,
sword, weapon.
7074. nblD Sbelach, sheh'-lakh; the same as
7978; Shelach, a postdiluvian patri-
arch:— Salah, Shelab. Comp. 7975.
7975. rfelfi Shlloach, shee-lo'-akh; or (in imita-
tion of 7974)
ttblO Sbelacb (Neh. 3 : 15), sheh'-lakh;
from 7971; riiJ; Shiloach, a fountain of
Jerus.:— Shiloah, Siloah.
TjblB - sl.Uluaeh See 7964.
7976. firfenj shlllnchah, shil-loo-khaw>; fern.
ot7964; a shoot:— branch.
7977. IjblB - Shilchiy, shil-khee'; from 7973; mis-
sire, i.e. armed: Shilchi, an Isr.:—
Bhilhi
7978. DTlblB Shllchiym, shil-kheem'; plur. of
7973 ; javelins or sprouts; Shilchim,
a place in Pal. :— Shilhim.
7979. ^TOlB shuleban, sftoot-fcftaum'; from 7971;
a table (as spread out); by impl. a
meal: — table.
7980. tibia shalaf, shaw-lat'; a prim, root; to
dominate, i.e. Govern; by impl. to per-
mit;— (bear, have) rule, have dominion, give (have)
power.
7981. tibia sh«l6t (Chaid.), shel-ate'; corresp. to
7980: — have the mastery, have power,
bear rule, be (make) ruler.
7982. tibia sbelet, sheh'-let; from 7980; prob. a
shield (as controlling, i.e. protecting tbe
person):— shield.
7983. TtablB mbllfdwn, shil-tone'; from 7980; a
potentate:— power.
7984. VitablB shlltown (Chald.), shil-tone'; or
Itlbia sbtlton, shil-tone'; corresp. to
7983:— ruler.
7985. 'Jtibia sholf&n (Chald.), shol-tavm'; from
7981; empire (abstr. or eoncr.):— do-
minion.
7986. ritiVUJ shaUefeth. shal-leh'-teth; tern, from
7980; a vixen.:— imperious.
7987. ""blB" sh e liy, shel-eef; from 7951; privacy ;-
+ quietly.
7988. flT?ia shllyah, shil-yaw'; fern, from 7953;
a fcetus or babe (as extruded in
birth):— young one.
VblB s e layv. See 7958.
Vbia shaieyv See 7961.
7989. CblB shalliyf, shal-Uet'; from 7980; po-
tent; concr. a prince or warrior:— gov-
ernor, mighty, that hath power, ruler.
7990. trbia shalliyf (Chald.), shal-leet'; corresp.
to 7989; mighty; abstr. permission;
concr. a premier:— captain, be lawful, rule (-r).
7991. ttSibffl ghaliysh, shaw-Uesh'; or
Qjibia° shaldwsh (1 Chron. 11 : 11; 12 : 18),
shaw-loshe 1 ; or
ttSbia' shaldsh (3 Sam. S3 : 13), shaw-loshC;
from 7969; a triple, i.e. (as a musical
instrument) a triangle (or perh. rather t/w-ee-stringed
lute); also (as an lndef. great quantity) a three-tola
measure (perh. a treble ephah) ; 'also (as an officer) a
general Of the third rank (upward, i.e. the highest):—
captain, instrument of musick, (great) lord, (great)
measure, prince, three [from the marg.].
7992. ''la^bia sh e liyshiy, shel-ee-shee'; ordinal
from 7969; third; fem. a third (part);
by extern, a third (day, year or time); spec, a third-
story cell):— third (part, rank, time), three (years old).
7993. TjblB shalak, shaw-lak'; a prim, root; to
throw out, down or away (lit. or flg.):—
adventure, cast (away, down, forth, off, out), hurl,
pluck, throw.
7994. ^bl»" elialab shaw-lawk'; from 7983; bird
of prey, usually thought to be the pel-
ican (from casting itself into the sea): — cormorant,
7995. rOblB shalleketh, shal-leh'-keth; from
7993; a felling (of trees):— when cast.
7996. refeia ShaUeketh, shal-leh'-keth; the
same as 7995; ShaUeketh, a gate in
Jerus. .-—ShaUeketh.
7997. bbia" shalal, shaw-lal'; a prim, root; to
drop or strip; by impl. to plunder;— let
fall, make self a prey, x of purpose, (make a, [take])
spoil.
7998. bbltj sbalal, shaw-lawl'; from 7997;
booty:— prey, spoil.
7999. tiblB shalam, shaw-lam'; a prim, root; to
be safe (in mind, body or estate); fig. to
be (caus. make) completed; by impl. to be friendly;
by extens. to reciprocate (in various applications): —
make amends, (make an) end, finish, full, give again,
make good, (re-) pay (again), (make) (to) (be at) peace
(-able), that is perfect, perform, (make) prosper
(-ous), recompense, render, requite, make restitution,
restore, reward, X surely.
8000. Dbia* «h e lam (Chald.), shel-am'; corresp. to
7999; to comptete, to restore:— deliver,
finish.
8001. tiblB sh e lam (Chald.), shel-awm'; corresp.
to 7965; prosperity:— peace.
8002. labia shelem, sheh'-lem; from 7999; prop.
requital, i.e. a (voluntary) sacrifice In
thanks:— peace offering.
8003. tibia shalem, shaw-lame'; from 7999; com-
plete (lit. or flg.); espec. friendly;— full,
just, made ready, peaceable, perfect (-ed), quiet,
Shalem {by mistake for a name], whole.
8004. Dbia Shalem, shaw-lame'; the same as
8003; peaceful; Shalem, an early name
of Jerus.:— Salem.
tibia shalom. See 7965.
8005. tiblB Bblllem, shOJame", from 7999; re-
quital:— recompense.
8006. tibia Shillem, sMJ-tome'; the same as 8005;
" ' Shillem, an Isr.:— Shillem.
SblB shlllum. See 7966.
tibia - Shalltim. See 7967.
8007. NKlbia Salma', sal-maw 1 ; prob. for 8008;
clothing; Salma, the name of two
Isr.:— Salma.
8008. trrdbia salmah, sal-maw'; transp. for 8071;
a dress: — clothes, garment, raiment.
8009. iTiblB Salmah, gat-mats'; the same as
8008; clothing; Salmah, an Isr. :— Sal-
mon. Comp. 8012.
8010. nfa'blB Sh e 16mdh, sheUwno'; from 7965;
peaceful; Shelomoh, David's succes-
sor:— Solomon.
8011. TTOblB shlllnmah, shil-loo-matv' ; fem. of
7966; retribution:— reward.
8012. VlKlbia Salmoirn, sal-mone'; from 8008;
investiture; Salmon, an Isr.:— Sal-
mon. Comp. 8009.
8013. ninbia 8h e 16m6wth, shel-o-moth'; fem.
piur. of 7965; pacifications; SJmlo-
moth, the name of two Isr. :— Shelomith [from the
marg.], Shelomoth. Comp. 8019.
8014. 1-gbiB Salmay, sal-mah'ee; from 8008;
clothed; Salmai, an Isr.:— Shalmai.
8015. ''riblB' Sli'lomiy, shel-o-mee'; from 7965;
peaceable; Shelomi, an Isr.: — Shelomi.
8016. "dtp Shlllemfy, shiUay-mee'; patron.
from 8006; a Shilemite (collect.) or
desc. of Shillem:— Shillemites.
8017. bNTtibia Sb e lumty>el, shel-oo-mee-ale' ;
from 7965 and 410; peace of God;
Shelumiel, an Isr. :— Shelumiel.
8018. HTliVia Shelemyah, shel-em-yaw> ; or
IrTVabia Sheleinyahuw, shel-em-yaw'-
hoo; from 8002 and 8050; thank-off-
ering ofjah; Shelemjah, the name of nine Isr.: —
Shelemiah.
8019. rPKlbia Sh e lomiyth. shel-o-meeth' ; or
nrSTbip" Sh e ldwmiyth (Ezra 8 : 10), shel-
o-meeth'; from 7965; peaeeableness;
Shelomith, the name of five Isr. and three Israelit-
esses:— Shelomith.
8020. lablD Shalman, shal-man'; of for. der.;
'" ~ Shalman, a king appar. of Assyria:—
Shalman. Comp. 8032.
8021. "jfebp shalmdn, shal-mone'; from 7999; a
bribe: — reward.
8022. "nONMblB Shalman'ecer, shal-man-eh'-
ser; of for. der. ; Shalmaneser, an
Ass. king:— Shalmaneser. Comp. 8020.
8023. " i ;btt! Shllonfy shee-lo-nee' ; the same as
7888; Shiloni, anlsr.:— Shiloni.
8024. ''ibia Shelaniy, shay-law-nee'; from 7956;
a Shelanite (collect.), or desc. Of
Shelah : — Shelanites.
8025. tibia shalaph, shaw-laf! a prim, root; to
pull out, up or off:— draw (off), grow
up, pluck off.
8026. nbia sheleph, sheh'-lef! from 8025; ex-
tract; Sheleph, a son of Jokthan:—
Sheleph.
8027. labia sbalasb, shaw-lash'; a prim, root
perh. orig. to intensify, i.e. treble; but
appar. used only as denom. from 7969, to be (caus.
make) triplicate (by restoration, in portions, strands,
days or years):— do the third time, (divide into, stay)
three (days, -fold, parte, years old).
8028. 1B51B Shelesh, sheh'-lesh; from 8027; trip-
let; Shelesh, an Isr.:— Shelesh.
labia ebaldsh. See 7969.
. 1BS1B shlllesh, shil-laysh'; from 8027; a
desc. of the third degree, i.e. great
grandchild:— third [generation].
8030. niablB Shllshab, shil-shavr; fem. from
the same as 8028; triplication; Shil-
shah, an Isr.:— Shilshah.
8031. itiabia Shalishah, shaw-lee-shaw 1 ; fem.
from 8027; trebled land; Shalishah, a
place in Pal. :— Shalisha.
ftiabia shaldshah. See 7969.
8032. Drab IB shllshowm, sM-sftome'; or
tiiablB shllshom, shil-shome 1 ; from the
same as 8028; trebly, i.e. (in time) day
before yesterday: — h before (that time, -time), excel-
lent things [from the marg.], + heretofore, three
days, + time past.
b^iablB" sh e l6shiym. See 7970.
b^FiblB Shaltiyel. See 7597.
. DlB sham, shawm; a prim, particle [rather
from the reL 884]; there (transf. to time)
then; often thither, or thence:— in it, + thence, there
(-in, + of, + out), + thither, + whither.
8034. til|3 shem, shame; a prim, word [perh.
rather from 7760 through the idea of defi-
nite and conspicuous position; comp. 8064]; an appel-
lation, as a mark or memori"l of individuality; by
impl. honor, authority, character: f- base, [in-]
fame [-ous], name (-d), renown, report.
8035. BIB Shem, shame; the same as 8034; name;
Shem, a son of Noah (often includ. his
posterity):— Sem, Shem.
8036. DlB shnm (Chald.), shoom; corresp. to
8034:— name.
8037. M13U3 Shamma>, sham-maw 1 ; from 8074;
desolation; Shamma, an Isr.:— Sham-
ma.
8038. 1tlKnu3 Shem'Sber, shem-ay'-ber; appar.
from 8034 and 83; name of pinion,
i.e. illustrious; Shemeber, a king of Zeboim:— Shem-
eber.
8039. ftttttlB Shlm'ah, shim-aw'; perh. for 8093;
Shimah, an Isr.:— Shimah. Comp.
8043.
8040. VlNfeip g"m6'wl, sem-ote'; or
biSWiB s'mS'l, sem-ole'; a prim, word
[rather perh. from the same as 8071 (by
insertion of «) through the idea of wrapping up];
prop, dark (as enveloped), i.e. the north; hence (by
orientation) the left hand:— left (hand, side).
8041. btroiB sama'l, sawmal'; a prim, root
[rather denom. from 8040]; to use the
left hand or pass in that direction):— (go, turn) (on
tbe. to the) left.
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HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
8042. "^Naip s e ma>l£y, sem-aw-lee'; from 8040;
situated on the left side:— left
8043. DNaffi Staim'am, shim-awm'; for 8039
[oomp. 38]; Shimam, an Isr.:—
Shimeam.
8044. ""iSaffi Sbamgar, sham-gar'; of uncert.der.;
Shamgar, an Isr. judge:— Sbamgar.
8045. TH1B Hhamad, shaw-mad'; a prim, root;
to desotate:— destroy (-uction), bring to
nought, overthrow, perish, pluck down, X utterly.
8046. "TOU3 »b«mad (Chald.), shem-ad'; corresp.
to 8045:— consume.
MattJ ahameh. See 8064.
8047. Fiaui shammah, sham-maw'; from 8074;
rutn; by impl. consternation:— aston-
ishment, desolate (-ion), waste, wonderful thing.
8048. ITOffl Shammab, sham-maw 1 ; the same
as 8047; SiamBoli, the name of an
Edomite and four Isr. : -Shammah.
8049. rWiaffi Sbambuwtb, sham-hooth'; for
8048; desolation; Shamkuth, an
Isr. :— Shamhuth.
8050. bNTONJ Sb e mww>61, shem-oo-ale' ; from
the pass. part, of 8085 and 410; heard
ofOod; Shemuel, the name of three Isr.: — Samuel,
Sbemuel.
Win© ah'mowneli. See 8088.
STJTOIlS sb c ni6wnah. See 8083.
BaiaUJ sh e mowniym. See 8084.
8051. 2*15311? Sbammiiwa', sham-moo'-ah; from
8074; renowned; Shammua, the name
of four Isr. :— Shammua, Shammuah.
8053. STWWttJ sb e muw«ab, shem-oo-aw'; tern.
pass. part, of 8074; something heard,
i.e. an announcement: — bruit, doctrine, fame, men-
tioned, news, report, rumor, tidings.
8053. "1*10113° Shamnwr, shaw-moor'; pass. part.
of 8103; observed; Shamur, an Isr.:—
Shamir [from the marg.].
8054. ni'TStt) Sbammdwtb, sham-moth'; plur.
of 8047; ruins; Shammoth, an Isr.: —
Shamoth.
8055. tlMUJ aamach, saw-makh'; a prim, root;
prob. to brighten up, i.e. (fig.) be (caug.
make) blithe or gleesome: — cheer up, be (make) glad,
(have, make) joy (ful), be (make) merry, (cause to,
make to) rejoice. X very.
8056. nnffl sameacb, saw-may'-akh; from 8055;
blithe or gleeful;— <be) glad, joyful,
(making) merry ([-hearted], -ily), rejoice (-ing).
8057. FltroilJ simchab, sim-khaw'; from 8056;
blithesomeness or glee, (religious or
festival):— X exceeding (-ly), gladness, joy (-fulness),
mirth, pleasure, rejoice (-ing).
8058. fjaiB sbamaf, show-mat'; a prim, root; to
fling do-wn; incipiently to jostle; fig. to
let alone, desist, remit: — discontinue, overthrow, re-
lease, let rest, shake, stumble, throw down.
8059. F02115 sb»mlttab, shem-iUaw 1 ; from
8058 ; remission (of debt) or suspension
of labor):— release.
8060. "'Wlp Sbammay, sham-mah'ee; from 8073;
destructive; Shammai, the name of
three Isr.:— Shammai.
8061. Synp Sb e miyda«, shem-ee-daW; appar.
from 8034 and 3045; name of knowing;
Shemida, an Isr. :— Shemida, Shemidah.
8062. "Waia Sb e mtyda<iy, shem-ee-daw-ee' ;
patron, from 8061; a Shemidaite
(collect.) or desc. of Shemida:— Shemidaites.
8063. fD^Mto s e miykab, sem-ee-kaw'; from
5564; a rug (as sustaining the Orien-
tal sitter):— mantle.
8064. fcTBl*J sbamaylm, shaw-mah'-yim; dual
of an unused sing.
S"IB1I3 sbameb, shaw-meh'; from an unused
root mean, to be lofty; the sky (as
aloft; the dual pern, alluding to the visible arch in
which the clouds move, as well as to the higher ether
where the celestial bodies revolve):— air, X astrologer,
heaven (-s).
8065. 'pBlIJ sbamayln (Chald.), shaw-mah'-yin;
corresp. to 8064:— heaven.
8066. a^Blfj sb e miyi»iy, shem-ee-nee' ; from
8083; eight:— eight.
8067. mpiMffi sh c miyniytb, shem-ee-neeth' ;
fem. of 8066; prob. anetgftt-stringed
lyre :— Sheminith.
8068. "TOTI? sbamiyr, shaw-meer'; from 8104 in
the orig. sense of pricking; a thorn;
also (from its keenness for scratching) a gem, prob.
the diamond:— adamant (stone), brier, diamond.
8069. "PJ31Z3 Sbamiyr, shaw-meer'; the same as
8068; Shamir, the name of two places
In Pal.:— Shamir. Comp.8058.
8070. niB'T'BIB Sh«m!yram6wth, shem-ee-
raw-moth'; or
riW'TOffl Sh e inariymowtb, shem-aw-
ree-moth'; prob. from 8034 and
plur. of 7413; name of heights; Shemiramoth, the
name of two Isr. : — Shemiramoth.
8071. TOWUS Blmlab, sim-law'; perh. by perm.
for the fern, of 5566 (through the idea
of a cover assuming the shape of the object beneath) ;
a dress, espec. a mantle:— apparel, cloth (-es, -ing),
garment, raiment. Comp. 8008.
8072. Tlbaffi Samlah, sam-law'; prob. for the
same as 8071 ; Samlah, an Edomite:—
Samlah.
8073. "bat) Sbamlay, sham-lah'ee; for 8014;
Shamlai, one of the Nethinim:— Shal-
mai [from the marg.'].
8074. QUffi shaniem, shaw-mame'; a prim, root;
to stun (or intrans. grow numb), i.e. de-
vastate or (flg.) stupefy (both usually in a passive
sense):— make amazed, be astonied, (be an) aston-
ish (-ment), (be, bring into, unto, lay, lie, make) de-
solate (-ion, places), be destitute, destroy (self), (lay,
lie, make) waste, wonder.
8075. fJBffi sb e mam (Chald.), shem-am'; corresp.
to 8074;— be astonied.
8076. SBlU »hi«mem, shaw-mame'; from 8074;
ruined:— desolate.
8077. fTOWlB 8b e mamab, shem-aw-maW ; or
•"1BBT23 shimamah, shee-mam-aW; fern,
of 8076; devastation; fig. astonish-
ment:— (laid, X most) desolate (-ion), waste.
8078. "paBlZJ ahinuuamown, shim-maw-
mone'; from 8074; stupefaction:—
astonishment.
8079. n^aaia s e inamiytU, sem-aw-meeth';
prob. from 8074 (in the sense of poi-
soning) ; a lizard (from the superstition of its noxious-
ness) :— spider.
8080. ^aiTJ shaman, shaw-man'; a prim, root; to
shine, i.e. (by anal.) be (caus. make) oily
or gross:— become (make, wax) fat.
8081. 'jaifl sbemen, sheh'-men; from 8080;
crease, espec. liquid (as from the olive,
often perfumed); fig. richness:— anointing, x fat
(things), x fruitful, oil ([-ed]), ointment, olive, + pine.
8082. ygO shamen, shaw-mane'; from 8080;
greasy, i.e. gross; flg. rich:— fat, lusty,
plenteous.
8083. FttnlB sh e m6neh, shem-o-neh'; or
tTSTOffll sh e m6wneh, shem-o-neh'; fern.
FDBffi sh e mdnah, sftem-o-najo', - or
hOTSffi sh e mowiiah, shem-o^naw'; appar.
from 8082 through the idea of plump-
ness; a cardinal number, eight (as if a surplus above
the "perfect" seven); also (as ordinal) eighth;—
eight ([-een, -eenth]), eighth.
8084. B'aaiB sh e mdnfym, shem-o-neem'; or
D'aiaffi sh e m6-wniym, shem-o-neem';
mult, from 8083; eighty; also eighti-
eth:— eighty (-ieth), fourscore.
8085. 3>B1B shama«, shaw-mah'; a prim, root; to
hear intelligently (often with impl. of
attention, obedience, etc.; caus. to tell, etc.):— X at-
tentively, call (gather) together, x carefully, x cer-
tainly, consent, consider, be content, declare, X dil-
igently, discern, give ear, (cause to, let, make toi
hear (-ken, tell), X indeed, listen, make (a) noise, (be)
obedient, obey, perceive, (make a) proclaim (-ation),
publish, regard, report, shew (forth), (make a) sound,
X surely, tell, understand, whosoever [heareth],wit-
. 3>Bffi sh e ma< (Chald), shem-ah'; corresp.
to 8085:— hear, obey.
8087. Saffi Shema', sheh'-mah; for the same as
8088; Shema, the name of a place in
Pal. and of four Isr. :— Shema.
8088. 3>B1I3 shema', shay'-mah; from 8085; some-
thing heard, i.e. a sound, rumor, an-
nouncement; abstr. audience:— bruit, fame, hear
(-ing), loud, report, speech, tidings.
8089. Tato" glioma', sho'-mah; from 8085; a
report: — fame.
8090. 3>73U5 Sh e ma<, shem-aw 1 ; for 8087; Shema,
a place in Pal.:— Shema.
8091. SBffi Sliama', shaw-maw 1 ; from 8085; obe-
dient; Shama, an Isr.:— Sbama.
8092. N3>B1ZJ Shlm<a>, shim-aw'; for 8093; Shima,
the name of four Isr. :— Shimea, Shi-
mei, Shamma.
8093. !"!5>BU3 Shlm'ah, shim-aw'; fern, of 8088;
annunciation; Shimah, an Isr.:—
Shimeab.
8094. TiViyai Sh«ma<ah, shem-aw-aw'; for 8093;
Shemaah, an Isr. :— Shemaah.
8095. fiS*BlB Shim'own, shim-one 1 ; from 8085:
hearing; Shimon, one of Jacob's
sons, also the tribe desc. from him:— Simeon.
8096. "^Bffi Sblm'Iy, shim-ee'; from 8088; fa-
mous; Shimi, the name of twenty
Isr. :— Shimeah [from the marg.], Shimei, Shimhi,
Shimi.
8097. "tfBia Shlm'ly, shim-ee'; patron, from
8096; a Shimite (collect.) or desc. of
Shimi:— of Shimi, Shimites.
8098. iTSaffi Sh'ma'yah, shem-aw-yaw' ; or
VP3>Hll5 Sh B ma'yahiiw, shem-aw-yaw'-
1 hoo; from 8085 and 3050; Jah has
heard; Shemajah, the name of twenty-five Isr.:—
Shemaiah.
8099. littffl Sbirn'oniy, shim-o-nee'; patron.
from 8095; a Shimonite (collect.) or
desc. of Shimon:— tribe of Simeon, Simeonites.
8100. rgaiB Shlm'ath, shim-awth'; tern, of
8088; annunciation; Shimath, an Am-
monitess: — Shimath.
8101. TIJKlffi Shim'athiy, shim-aw-thee' ; pa-
tron, from 8093; a Shimathite (collect.)
or desc. of Shimah:-Shimeathites.
8102. VB1Z3 shemets, sheh'-mets; from an un-
used root mean, to emit a sound; an
inkling: — a little.
8103. ilXBffi nh.liatsa.il, shim-tsaw'; fern, of 8102;
scornful whispering (of hostile spec-
tators):— shame.
8104. "1H125 sbamar, ghaut-mar 1 ; a prim, root;
prop, to hedge about (as with thorns),
i.e. guard; gen. to protect, attend to, etc. : — beware,
be circumspect, take heed (to self), keep (er, self),
mark, look narrowly, observe, preserve, regard, re-
serve, save (self), sure, (that lay) wait (for), watch
(-man).
8105. "IB17J gbemer, sheh'-mer; from 8104; some-
thing preserved, i.e. the settlings (plur.
only) of wine:— dregs, (wines on the) lees.
8106. 'laffi Sbemer, sheh'-mer; the same as 8105;
Shemer, the name of three Isr.:— Sha-
mer, Shemer.
8107. ""ITSffi shlmmur, shim-rnoor'; from 8104; an
. observance:— x be (much) observed.
laffi Shomer. See 7763.
8108. iTTiaffi sbomrah, shom-raw'; fem. of an
unused noun from 8104 mean, a
guard; watchfulness: — watch.
8109. STjaifi sh e m<irah, shem-oo-raw' ; fem. of
pass. part, of 8104; something guard,
ed, i.e. an eye-lid:— waking.
8110. "piaffi Shinirown, shim-rone'; from 8105
in its orig. sense; guardianship;
Shimron, the name of an Isr. and of a place in Pal.:—
Shimron.
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8111. 1'V"17Sft25 Shom'rown, sho-mer-one'; from
the act. part, of 8104; watch-station;
Shomeron, a place in Pal.:— Samaria.
8113. ')iK'"l» "P*T?ia Sblmrown M e rd'wn,
shim-rone' mer-one'; from
8110 and a der. of 4754; guard of lashing; Shimron-
Meron, a place in Pal.:— Shimon-meron.
8113. ^TSIB Sbimrly, shim-ree'; from 8105 in its
orig. sense; watchful; Shimri, the
name of four Isr. :— Shimri.
8114. 7T''"172125 Sb e maryab, shem-ar-yaw' ; or
IfT'lWSJ Sb e maryabiiw, shem-ar-yaw'-
T '•' ' hoo; from 8104 and 3050; Jah has
guarded; Shemarjah, the name of four Isr.:— Sham-
ariah, Shemariah.
rfl73 1 'nl3125° Sb e mariymowtb. See 8070.
8115. flni? Shomrayin (Chald.), shom-rah'.
yin\ corresp. to 8111; Shomratn, a
place in Pal.:— Samaria.
8116. rPlttlli Sbimriytb, shim-reeth'; fern, of
8113; female guard; Shimrith, a
Moabitess:— Shimrith.
8117. ''ihBllS Shimroniy, shim-ro-nee 1 '; patron.
! from 8110; a Shimronite (collect.) or
desc. of Shimron:— Shimronites.
8118. "O'TOIB Sbomeroniy, sho-mer-o-nee' ; pa-
trial from 8111; a Shomeronite (col-
lect.) or inhab. of Shomeron:— Samaritans.
8119. rflQlIJ Sblmratb, shim-rawth'; from
T ' 8104; guardship; Shimrath, an Isr.:—
Shimrath.
8120. 12372125 sta e mash (Chald.), shem-ash'; cor-
: resp. to the root of 8121 through the
idea of activity implied in day-light; to seme:— min-
ister.
8121. 12573123 sbemesfa, sheh'-mesh; from an un-
used root mean, to be brilliant; the
sun; by impl. the east,- fig. a ray, i.e. (arch.) a
notched battlement:- + east side (ward), sun ([ris-
ing]), 4- west (-ward), window. See also 1053.
8122. 12572125 sbemesh (Chald.), sheh'-mesh; cor-
resp. to 8131 ; the sun;— sun.
8123. 1112373123 Sbimshown, shim-shone'; from
8121; sunlight; Shimshon, an Isr.:—
Samson.
■'1B73125 Sbimsbiy. See 1030.
8124. "'TOIB Sbimshay (Chald.), shim-shah'ee;
'' ' from 8122; sunny; Shimshai, a
Samaritan: Shimshai.
8125. *H12!73'JJ Staamsh e ray, sham-sher-ah'ee;
appar. from 8121; sunlike; Sham-
sherai, an Isr. :— Shamsherai.
8126. T73125 Shtlmattaiy, shoo-maw-thee' ; pa-
tron, from an unused name from 7762
prob. mean, gaj-Kc-smell; a Shumathite (collect.) or
desc. of Shumah:— Shumathites.
8127. 1125 shSn, shane; from 8150; a tooth (as
sharp); spec, (for 8143) ivory; flg. a cliff:—
crag, X forefront, ivory, X sharp, tooth.
8128. TO sh^n (Chald.), shane; corresp. to 8127;
a tooth: — tooth.
8129. TO Shell, shane; the same as 8127; crag;
Shen, a place Id Pal.:— Shen.
8130. N31B sane', saw-nay'; a prim, root; to hate
(personally) : —enemy, foe, (be) hate (-fill,
-r), odious, X utterly.
8131. N3i2J s e ne' (Chald.), sen-ay'; corresp. to
: 8130:— hate,
8132. K3125 shana', shaw-naw 1 ; a prim, root; to
alter:— change.
8133. N31B sn e na' (Chald.), shen-aw'; eorreBp. to
8132:— alter, change, (be) diverse.
N3123 sliona' See 8142.
8134. 311X3125 Shln'ab, shin-awb 1 ; prob. from 8132
and 1; & father has turned; Shinab, a
Canaanite:— Shinab.
8135. 7183123 sin'ah, sin-aw'; from 8130; hate:—
+ exceedingly, hate (-ful, -red).
8136. ^NSlrf snin'an, shin-awn'; from 8132;
change, i.e. repetition:- x angels.
8137. '1SSN3123 Slienatstsar, shen-ats-tsar' ; ap-
par. of Bab. or.; Shenatstsar, an
Isr. :— Senazar.
8138. 713123 sli a mill, shaw-naw'; a prim, root; to
fold, i.e. duplicate (lit. or fig.); by impl.
to transmute (trans, or intrans.): — do (speak, strike)
again, alter, double, (be given to) change, disguise,
(be) diverse, pervert, prefer, repeat, return, do the
second time.
8139. 713123 sli' nab (Chald.), shen-aw'; corresp.
to 8142:— sleep.
8140. 713113 sn c nan (Chald.), shen-aw'; corresp.
to 8141:— year.
8141. tl.3113 slianeh (in plur. only), shaw-neh'; or
(fem.)
tiSIB ihanah, shaw-naw 1 ; from 8138; a
year (as a revolution of time) : \- whole
age, X long, + old, year (x -ly).
8142. 713125 ghenah, shay-naw'; or
N3123 shena> (Psa. 127 : 2), shay-naw'; from
3462; steep:— sleep.
8143. D^STISTB sbenhabbiym, shen-hab-beem' ;
from 8127 and the plur. appar. of
a for. word; prob. tooth of elephants, i.e. ivory
tusk:— ivory.
8144. ''SIB slianiy shaw-nee'; of uncert. der.;
crimson, prop, the insect or its color, also
stuff dyed with it:— crimson, scarlet (thread).
8145. ''SIB sbeniy, shay-nee'; from 8138; prop.
double, i.e. second; also adv. again: —
again, either [of them], (an-) other, second (time).
8146. STSIB saniy', saw-nee'; from 8130; hated:—
hated.
8147. 13^3125 sb e naylm, shen-ah'-yim; dual of
8145; fem.
d^HlB sb e ttayim, shet-tah'-yim; two; also
(as ordinal) twofold:— both, couple,
double, second, twain, -f twelfth, + twelve, + twenty
(sixscore) thousand, twice, two.
8148. !"IS"'312J sb e iuynah, shen-ee-naw' ; from
8150; something pointed, i.e. a, gibe:—
byword, taunt.
8149. b T'3123 Sb e iiiyr, shen-eer'; or
T3123 S e niyr, sen-eer'; from an unused root
mean, to be pointed; peak; SJienir or
Senir, a summit of Lebanon:— Senir, Shenir.
8150. ]31B sbanan, shaw-nan'; a prim, root; to
point (trans, or intrans.); intens. to
pierce; flg. to inculcate: — prick, sharp (-en), teach
diligently, whet.
8151. D31B shanac, shaw-nas'; a prim, root; to
compress (with a belt) :— gird up.
8152. 'lySIB Sbln'ar, shin-awr'; prob. of for.
der. ; Shinar, a plain in Bab. :— Shinar.
8153. 113125 sh e natb, shen-awth'; from 3462;
sleep:— sleep.
8154. 7101B sbacab, shaw-saw'; or
71123123 shasah (Isa. 10 : 13), shaw-saw'; a
prim, root; to plunder: — destroyer rob,
spoil (-er).
8155. D01B shacac, shaw-sas'; a prim, root; to
plunder: — rifle, spoil.
8156. 3?D1B shacac, shaw-sah'; a prim, root; to
split or tear; flg. to upbraid:— cleave,
(be) cloven ([footed]), rend, stay.
8157. 3>D125 sbeca«, sheh'-sah; from 8156; a fis-
sure:— cleft, clovenfooted.
8158. £10123 sbacapb, shaio-saf; a prim, root; to
cut in pieces, i.e. slaughter:— hew in
pieces.
8159. 713^12 iha'ah, shaw-aw 1 ; a prim, root; to
gaze at or about (prop, for help); by
impl. to inspect, consider, compassionate, be non-
plussed (as looking around in amazement) or bewil-
dered:— depart, be dim, be dismayed, look (away),
regard, have respect, spare, turn.
8160. 713>125 sha'ah (Chald.), shaw-aw'; from a
root corresp. to 8159; prop, a look, i.e. a
moment:— hour.
"TOIB s»(6wr. See 8184.
iTliyOS s«<6wrab. See 8184.
8161. f1I33»123 sba'atab, shah'-at-aw; fem. from
an unused root mean, to stamp; a
clatter (of hoofs) :— stamping.
8162. tSpyiB sba'afnez, shah-at-naze' ; prob. of
for. der.; linsey-woolsey, i.e. cloth of
linen and wool carded and spun together:— garment of
divers sorts, linen and woollen.
8163. TyiB sa'iyr, saw-eer'; or
'ISJIB sa'lr, saw-eer'; from 8175; shaggy; as
noun, a he-goat; by anal, a faun: — devil,
goat, hairy, kid, rough, satyr.
8164. T'SIB sa'iyr, saw-eer'; formed the same as
8163; a shower (as tempestuous);.— small
rain.
8165. TyiB SS'iyr, say-eer 1 ; formed like 8163;
rough; Seir, a mountain of Idumeea
and its aboriginal occupants, also one in Pal.:— Seir.
8166. tTT'SIB » e «iyrab, seh-ee-raw'; fem. of 8168;
a she-goat:— kid.
8167. tT"P3>12) S e «iyrah, seh-ee-raw'; formed as
8166; roughness; Se'irah, a place in
Pal.:— Seirath.
8168. 55123 sbo'al, sho'-al; from an unused root
mean, to liollow out; the palm; by ex-
tens, a handful:— handful, hollow of the band.
5J/125 sluVal. See 7776.
8169. S'ObyiB Sba<albiym, shah-al-beem' ; or
■pjjfegtiS Sha'alabbiyn, shah-al-ab-been' ;
plur. from 7776; fox-holes; Shaalbim
or Shaalabbin, a place in Pal..— Shaalabbin, Shaal-
bim.
8170. "'ShbyiB Sha'alboniy, shah-al-bo-nee' ;
patrial from 8169; a Shaalbonite or
inhab. of Shaalbin:— Shaalbonite.
8171. D^bSTB 8ba«aliym, shah-al-eem' ; plur. of
7776; foxes; Shaalim, a place in
Pal.:— Shalim.
8172. "|3>1D tha'an, shaw-an'; a prim, root; to
support one's self :— lean, lie, rely, rest
(on, self), stay.
8173. yyiB slia'a', shaw-ah'; a prim, root; (in a
good acceptation) to look upon (with
complacency), i.e. fondle, please or amuse (self) ; (in
a bad one) to look about (in dismay), i.e. stare:— cry
(out) [by confusion with 7768], dandle, delight (self),
play, shut.
C|yi23 sa'ipb. See 5587.
8174. EJJJ123 Sba'aph, shah'-af; from 5586; fluctu-
ation; Shaaph, the name of two Isr.: —
Shaaph.
8175. "IJJTB sa'ar, saw-ar'; a prim, root; to
storm; by impl. to shiver, i.e. fear: — be
(horribly) afraid, fear, hurl as a storm, be tem-
pestuous, come like (take away as with) a whirlwind.
8176. 'IJjTB sha'ar, shaw-ar'; a prim, root; to
spKt or open, i.e. (lit., but only as
denom. from 8179) to act as gate-keeper (see 7778);
(flg.) to estimate:— think.
8177. 13J125 s«ar (Chald.), seh-ar 1 ; corresp. to
8181; hair:— hair.
8178. 'IS'IB sa'ar, sah'-ar; from 8175; a tempest;
also a terror:— affrighted, X horribly,
X sore, storm. See 8181.
8179. 1 ")3>1D sba'ar, shah'-ar; from 8176 in its orig.
sense; an opening, i.e. door or gote.*—
city, door, gate, port ( X -er).
8180. 'UJIB iha'ar, shah'-ar; from 8176; a mea-
sure (as a section):— [hundred-] fold.
-I?i23 s&<tr. See 8163.
8181. 'ISIS se'ar, say-awr'; or
Igifi sa'ar (Isa. 7 : 20), sah'-ar; from 8176 m
the sense of dishevelling; hair (aa f£
tossed or bristling):— hair (-y), x rough.
'"lSflB sho'er. See 7778.
8182. iyi23 sbo'ar, sho-awr'; from 8176) tottft
or horrid, i.e. offensive: — vile.
8183. TTnyiB s e «arab, seh-aw-raw'; fem. of 8178;
a hurricane:— storm, tempest
Sehoraw
Sheroshoo
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
8184 STJ&B s c '6r«h, seh&raW; or
WjTSto a^dwrab, seh-o-raur' (tern. mean.
the plant); and (masa. mean, the
grain); also
*^TU5 a ee 6r, seh-ore'; or
TiSilJ a e «dwr, seh-ore'; from 8175 In the
sense of roug/mess; barteu (as viU
losey.— barley.
8185. Stjgfe sa'arab, safc-ar-aio'; fern, of 8181;
hairiness;— hair.
8186. rTnTOll5 aba«arftwrab, sftafc-ar-oo-rato';
or
SlJT*!!^ 8ha«ai4yriyali,«ftaft-a» , -ee-ree-
jow'; or
flTJS^ aba*ariiritb, shah-ar-oo-reeth' ;
fem. from 8176 in the sense of 8175;
something fearful;— horrible thing.
8187. rt^^tt) Sbetaryab, shehrar-yaw'; from
8176 and 3050; Jah has stormed;
Shearjah, an Isr.:— Sheariah.
8188. S^yilS 8 e «6riyni, seh-o-reem'; masc. pmr.
of 8184; barley grains; Seorim, an
Isr.:— Seoiim.
8189. fi'ViyiB Sba'araylm, sftofc-ar-afc'-yim;
dual of 8179; double gates; Shaara-
fim, a place in Pal.:— Shaaraim.
f^T^S^' aba'ariyriy&b. See 8186.
FfTJ0 aha«arftritb. See 8186.
8190. lltSyW Sha'asbgaz, shah-ash-gaz' ; of
Pers. der.; Shaashgaz, a eunuch of
Xerxes :— Shaashgaz.
8191. SttWlB Bliii'sima', shah-shoo'-ah; from
8173; enjoyment:— delight, pleasure.
8192. flEp abapbab, shaw-fauf; a prim, root;
to abrade, i.e. bare:— nigh, stick out.
8193. !"JSip aapbab, saw-fauf; or (in dual and
plur.)
n^to aepbetb, sef-eth'; prob. from 5595
or 8192 through the idea of termina-
tion (comp. 5490); the lip (as a natural boundary);
by imp!, language; by anal, a margin (of a vessel,
water, cloth, etc.):— band, bank, binding, border,
brim, brink, edge, language, lip, prating, ([sea-])
shore, side, speech, talk, [vain] words.
8194. SHS1D shaphab, shaw-faw"; from 8192 in
the sense of clarifying; a cheese (as
strained from the whey):— cheese.
8195. IBIIJ Sb e pbow, shef-o 1 ; or
•©IB Sta e pbiy, shef-ee'; from 8192; baldness
[comp. 8205]; Shepho or Shephi, an Idu-
msean:— Shephi, Shepho.
8196. UiBllS ab e pbowf , shef-ote>; or
ClBTl) sh e phuw(, shef-oot'; from 8199; a
judicial sentence, i.e. punishment:—
Judgment
8197. SB1B115 SUeplnawpham, shef-oo-fawm';
at
Sb e pbfiwpban, shef-oo-faum';
from the same as 8207; serpent-like;
Bhephupham or Shephuphan, an Isr.:— Shephuphan,
Shupham.
8198. nriBtp abipbcbab, shif-khaw'; fem. from
an unused root mean, to spread out
(asa/amiZg; see 4940); e. female slave (asamember
of the household) :— (bond-, hand-) maid (-en, -ser-
vant), wench, bondwoman, womanservant.
8199. £25125 abapbaf , shaw-fat'; a prim, root; to
judge, i.e. pronounce sentence (for or
against); by impl. to vindicate or punish; by extens.
to govern; pass, to litigate (lit. or fig.): f- avenge,
X that condemn, contend, defend, execute (judg-
ment), (be a) judge (-ment), X needs, plead, reason,
rule.
8200. I3BU5 *li p phat (Cbald.), shef-at>; corresp.
to 8199; to judge:— magistrate.
QBIIJ sbepbef , sheh'-fet; from 8199; a sen-
tence, i.e. injflieiion:— judgment.
B^aJ Sbaphaf, shaw-fawt'; from 8199;
judge; Shaphat, the name of four
tar.:— Shaphat.
!"PI3B1I5 Sb e pbatyab, shef-at-yaw>; or
WBBlB Sb«pbatyabuw, shef-at-yaW-
T ' "' hoo; from 8199 and 8050; Jah has
judged; Shephatjah, the name of ten Isr.:— Shepha-
tiah.
8204 ")t3B'i5 Sblpbjan, shif-taum'; from 8199;
judge-like; Shiphtan, an Isr.:— Shiph-
8229. ttyBl» abipb'afa, shif-aW; fem. of 8233-,
copiousness:— abundance, company,
multitude.
VB1B Sblpb'iy, sftj/-ee'; from 8328; copi>
ous; Shiphi, an Isr.:— Shiphi.
pBTS aapbaq. See 5606.
tan.
8205. ""BUS* ab e pbiy, shef-ee'; from 8192; bareness;
concr. a bare bill or plain:— high place,
stick out.
8206. fiiSttS Sbuppiym, shoop-peem'; plur. of an
unused noun from the same as 8207
and mean, the same; serpents; Shuppim, an Isr,:—
Shuppim.
8207. "JB^BUJ sb e pbiypb6n, shef-ee-fone'; from
an unused root mean, the same as
7779; a kind of serpent (as snapping), prob. the ce-
rastes or horned adder: — adder.
8208. TBTB Sbapbiyr, shaf-eer 1 ; from 8231;
beautiful; Shaphir, a place in Pal.:—
Saphir.
8209. "PSUS abapplyr (Chald.), shap-peer'; in-
tens. of a form corresp. to 8208; beau-
tiful;— taXr.
8210. 'TIDTB sbapbak, shaw-faW; a prim, root;
to spill forth (blood, a libation, liquid
metal; or even a solid, i.e. to mound up); also (fig.)
to expend (life, soul, complaint, money, etc.); intens.
to sprawl out:— cast (up), gush out, pour (out), shed
(-der, out), slip.
8211. TlBltj ebepbefc, sheh'-fek; from 8210; an
emptying place, e.g. an ash-heap:— are
poured out.
8212. J-DB1B sbopbkab, shof-kaw'; fem. of a
der. from 8210; a pipe (for pouring
forth, e.g. wine), i.e. the penis:— privy member.
8213. 5B123 abapbel, shaw-fale'; a prim, root; to
depress ot sink (espec. flg. to humiliate,
intrans. or trans.):— abase, bring (cast, put) down,
debase, humble (self), be (bring, lay, make, put) low
(-er).
8214 5B115 sh e phal (Chald.), shef-aV; corresp. to
8213:— abase, humble, put down, subdue.
8215. b>Bll5 ab e pbal (Chald.), shef-al'; from 8214;
low:— basest.
8216. bsiij shepbel, shay'-fel; from 8213; an
humble rank: — low estate (place).
8217. bBffl abapbal, shaw-fawl'; from 8213; de-
pressed, lit. or flg.:— base (-st), bumble,
low (-er, -ly).
8218. tlbBUJ ablpblab, shif-law'; tern, of 8216;
depression;— low place.
8219. ilbBttp* BbephSlAhi, shef -ay-law 1 ; from
8218; Lowland, I.e. (with the art.) the
maritime slope of Pal.:— low country, (low) plain,
vale (-ley).
8220. rvftfittj ahlpbluwtb, shif-looth'; from
8213; remissness:— Idleness.
8221. BB12 Sb e pbam, shef-aum'; prob. from
8192; bare spot; Shepham, a place in or
near Pal :— Shepham.
8222. DEIS aapbam, saw-fawm'; from 8193; the
beard (as a Kp-piece):— beard, (upper)
lip.
8223. fiBlB Sb&pbam, shaw-fawm'; formed like
8221; baldly; Shapham, an Isr.:—
Shapham.
8224. PTOBTD Slpbmowtb, sif-rndth'; fem.
plur. of 8221 ; Siphmoth, a place in
Pal. :— Siphmoth.
"'MBIS Sblpbmiy, shif-mee'; patrial from
8221; a Shiphmite inhab. of She-
pham :— Shiphmite.
IBlB aaphan, sato-/an'; a prim, root; to
conceal (as a valuable):— treasure.
"JtolB slnipliriii shaw-fawn'; from 8226; a
species of rock-rabbit (from its Aiding),
i.e. prob. the hyrax:— coney.
8228. 3>B1I5 sbepbat, sheh'-fah; from an unused
root mean, to abound; resources;—
1B12J abapbar, show-far'; a prim, root; to
glisten, i.e. (flg.) be (cans, mate) fair:—
X goodly.
*"lBtt3 sb e pbar (Chald.), shef-ar 1 ; corresp.
to 8231 ; to be beautiful:— be acceptable,
please, + think good.
8233. '-IB125 sbepber, sheh'-fer; from 8281;
beauty:— X goodly.
8234. "lBtt5 Sbepber, sheh'-fer; the same as 8233;
Shepher, a place in the Desert;— Shap-
1BTI5 sbopbar. See 7782.
ST^BIli sblpbrab, shif-raw/; from 8231;
brightness:— garnish.
!l*1BU) Sblpbrab, shif-rauf; the same as
8235; Shiphrah, an Israelitess:— Shiph-
rah.
8237,
per.
TllBlS 5 Isbapbrnwr, shaf-roor'; from
8231; splendid, i.e. a tapestry or
canopy.— royal pavilion.
8238. "IB^BTS sbepbarpbar (Chald.), s?ie/-ar-
/ar'; from 8231; the dason (as
brtTCant with aurora) ;— X very early in the morning.
n&U) sbapbatb, shaw-fath'; a prim, root;
to locate, i.e. (gen.) hang on or (flg.)
establish, reduce:— bring, ordain, set on.
8240. riBlS ahapbatb, shaw-fawth'; from 8239;
a (double) stall (for cattle); also a (two-
pronged) hook (for flaying animals on):— hook, pot.
8241. C|S1B sbetsepb, sheh'-tsef; from 7857 (for
alliteration with 7110); an outburst (of
anger):— little.
8242. piS saq, sak; from 8264; prop, a mesh (as
allowing a liquid to run through), i.e.
coarse loose cloth or sacking (used in mourning and
for bagging); hence a bag (for grain, etc.):— sack
(-cloth, -clothes).
8243. pffi abaq (Chald.), s/tawfc; corresp. to 7785;
the (eg:— leg.
8244. 1)211) aaqad, saw-lead'; a prim, root; to
fasten;— bind.
8245. Tj?tt5 abaqad, shaw-kad'; a prim, root; to
be alert, I.e. sleepless; hence to be on the
lookout (whether for good or ill):— hasten, remain,
wake, watch (for).
8246. TJ?P abaqad, shaw-kad'; a denom. from
8247; to be (intens. make) almond-
shaped:— make like (unto, after the fashion of) al-
monds.
8247. Tpll5 ahaqed, shaw-kade'; from 8245; the
almond (tree or nut; as being the earliest
in bloom):— almond (tree).
8248. rtjJS) abaqab, shaw-kaw'; a prim, root; to
guajf, i.e. (caus.) to irrigate or furnish
a potion to:— cause to (give, give to, let, make to)
drink, drown, moisten, water. See 7937, 8354.
8249. "1)511? abiqqfrr, shik-koov'; from 8248; (plur.
collect.) a draught:— drink.
8250. "HJPUJ Bhiqqawy, shik-koⅇ from 8248; a
beverage; moisture, i.e. (fig.) refresh-
ment:— drink, marrow.
8251. "ppilj ablqqftwta, shik-kootsf; or
V)5115 sliiqqrits, shik-koots'; from 8262;
disgusting, i.e. filthy; espec. idolatrous
or (concr.) an idol:— abomi table filth (idol, -ation),
detestable (thing).
8252. H]?ll? abaqat, shaw-kat'; a prim, root; to
repose (usually flg.):— appease, idleness,
(at, be at, be in, give) quiet (-ness), (be at, be in, give,
have, take) rest, settle, be still.
8253. Uj?!B abeqef, sheh'-ket; from 8258; tran-
quillity: — quietness.
8254. 5)5.115 abaqal, shaw-kal'; a prim, root; to
suspend or poise ( espec. in trade):— pay,
receive J-r), spend, x throughly, weigh.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Sehoraw
Sheroshoo
121
6255. h]W sbeqel, sheh'-kel; from 8354; prob. a
weight; used as a commercial stand-
ard:— shekel.
8256. 0]?9 thaqam, shaw-kawm'; or (fern.)
rTOpTZJ gbiqmab, shik-maw'; of uncerfc.
der.; a sycamore (usually the tree):—
sycamore (fruit, tree).
8257. 3>J?1S sbaqa', shaw-kah' (abbrev. • Am.
8 : 8); a prim, root; to subside; by impl.
to oe overflowed, cease; caus. to abate, subdue:—
make deep, let down, drown, quench, sink.
8258. S-nWiyB sb e qa«ruwrab, shek-ah-roo-
raw '; from 8257; a depression:—
hollow strake.
8259. V\pb sbaqaph, shaw-kaf; a prim, root;
prop, to lean out (of a window), i.e. (by
Impl.) peep or gaze (pass, be a spectacle):— appear,
look (down, forth, out).
8260. C]pa sbeqepb, sheh'-kef; from 8359; a
loophole (for looking out), to admit light
and air:— window.
8261. E]j?U? shaqftpb, shaw-koof; pass. part, of
8259; an embrasure or opening [comp.
8260] with bevelled jam:— light, window.
8262. YJ^O sbaqats, shaw-kats'; a prim, root; to
be filthy, i.e. (intens.) to loathe, pol-
lute:— abhor, make abominable, hare in abomination,
detest, X utterly.
8263. y jjljj sbeqets, sheh'-kets; from 8262; jBfft,
i.e. (fig. and spec.) an idolatrous ob-
ject:— abominable (-tion).
yjptfi sblqquts. gee 8251.
8264. PJ5J0 sbaqaq, shaw-kak'; a prim, root; to
course (like a beast of prey); by impl. to
seek greedily:— have appetite, justle one against an-
other, long, range, run (to and fro).
I. *1^5to saqar, saw-kar'; a prim, root; to ogle,
i.e. blink coquettishly:— wanton.
IJJIB sbaqar, shaw-kar'; a prim, root; to
cheat, i.e. 6e untrue (usually in
words):— fail, deal falsely, Me.
8267. Tglfl sbeqer, sheh'-ker; from 8266; an un-
truth; by impl. a sham (often adv.):—
without a cause, deceit (-ful), false (hood, -ly),
feignedly, liar, + lie, lying, vain (thing), wrongfully.
8268. npti sboqetb, sho'-keth; from 8248; a
trough (for watering): — trough.
8269. *Y8J sar, sar; from 8323; a head person (of
any rank or class):— captain (that had
rule), chief (captain), general, governor, keeper, lord,
([-task-]) master, prince (-ipal), ruler, steward.
8270. "I'tS sbor, shore; from 8324; a string (as
twisted [comp. 8306]), i.e. (spec.) the
umbilical cord (also fig. as the centre of strength):—
navel.
8271. N'HIB sb e r6> (Chald.), sher-ay'; a root cor-
resp. to that of 8293; to free, separate;
flg. to unravel, commence; by impl. (of unloading
beasts) to reside:— begin dissolve, dwell, loose.
8272. IXNI.U? Shar*etgar, shar-eh'-tser; of for.
der. ; Sharetser, the name of an Ass.
and an Isr. : — Sharezer.
8273. i'Hip sbarab, shaw-rawb'; from an unused
root mean, to glare; quivering glow (of
the air), espec. the mirage:— heat, parched ground.
8274. tT'i'TtB Sberebyab, shay-rayb-yaw' ; from
8273 and d050; Jah has brought heat;
Sherebjah, the name of two Isr.:— Sherebiah.
8275. Wl3!*ib sharbiyf, shar-beet'; for 7626; a
. ' rod of empire:— sceptre.
8276. jI^UJ sarag, saw-rag'; a prim, root; to in-
twine:— wrap together, wreath.
8277. 1T2J sarad, saw-rad'; a prim, root; prop.
to puncture [comp. 8279], i.e. (flg.
through the idea of slipping out) to escape or sur-
vive:— remain.
8278. Ty» B e rad, ser-awd'; from 8277; stitching
(as pierced with a needle):— service.
8279. Tjto cered, seh'-red; from 8377; a (carpen-
ter's) scribing-awl (for pricking or
scratching measurements):— line.
Wjtt? sarab, saw-raw 1 ; a prim, root; to
prevail.'— have power (as a prince).
8281. ITlttS sbarab, shavMraW; a prim, root; to
free:— direct.
8282. fTltt) sarab, saw-raw'; fern, of 6369; a
mistress, i.e. female noble:— lady, prin-
cess, queen.
FH1ZJ Sarab, saw-raw 1 ; the same as 8382;
Sarah, Abraham's wife:— Sarah.
STHttJ sbarab, shaw-raw 1 ; prob. fern, of
7791; a fortification (lit. or flg.):— sing
[oy mistake for 7891], wall.
8285. JTniB sberab, shay-raw 1 ; from 8324 in its
orig. sense of pressing; a wrist-Band
(as compact or clasping): — bracelet.
8286. Wife S e ruwg, seroog'; from 8276; tendril;
Serug, a postdiluvian patriarch:—
Serug.
8287. inillij Sbaruwchen, shaw-roo-khen';
prob. from 8 n 81 (in the sense of dwell-
ing [comp. 8271]) and 2580; abode of pleasure; Sha-
ruchen, a plac in Pal. :— Sharuhen.
8288. TjiTO s e rowk, ser-oke'; from 8308; athong
.' (as laced or tied):— ([shoe-]) latchet.
8289. jm3 Sharown, shaw-rone'; prob.
abridged from 3474; plain; Sharon,
the name of a place in Pal. :— Lasharon, Sharon.
8290. ''iilU) Shardwniy, shaw-ro-nee' ; patrial
from 8289; a Sharonite or inhab. of
Sharon:— Sharonite.
8291. pi"llZ) sariiwq sar-ook'; pass. part, from
the same <is 8831 ; a grapevine:— prin-
cipal plant See 8320, 8321.
8292. FtpVlTS" sb e ruwqab, sher-oo-kaw' ; or (by
perm.)
Mp^ffl sb e riyqab, sher-ee-kaw'; fern,
pass. part, of 8319; a whistling (in
scorn); by anal, a piping: — bleating, hissing.
8293. tVtlb° sberawtb, shay-rooth'; from 8381
abbrev.; freedom: — remnant.
8294. nib Seracb, seh'-rakh; by perm, for 5629;
superfluity; Serach, an Israelitess: —
Sarah, Serah.
8295. CTO saraf, saw-rat'; a prim, root; to
gash: — cut in pieces, make [cuttings]
pieces.
8296. tS'lte seret, seh'-ret; and
nU'lfe saretetb, saw^reh'-teth; from 8395;
an incision: — cutting.
8297. l^b Saray, saw^rah'ee; from 8269; domin-
ative; Sarai, the wife of Abraham:—
SaraL
"vjb Sbaray, shaw-rah'ee; prob. from 8324;
hostile; Sharay, an Isr.:— Sharai.
. Fib sariyg, saw-reeg'; from 8276; a ten-
dril (as intwining): — branch.
8300. T*TO sariyd, saw-reed'; from 8277; a sur-
vivor:— x alive, left, remain (-ing),
remnant, rest.
8301. Tito Sariyd, suio-reed',- the same as 8300;
Sarid, a place in Pal.:— Sarid.
8302. Ip^yb sblrydwn, shir-yone'; or
V^l? sblryon, shir-yone'; and
X^Vli sbiryan, shir-yawn'; also (fern.)
iT'ltp sblryab, shir-yaw'; and
Ini^lU sblryonab, siiir-j/o-naw'; from
8281 in the orig. sense of turning/; a
corslet (as if twisted) :— breastplate, coat of mail,
habergeon, harness. See 5C30.
8303. ')T 1 *TI2J Sblrydwn, shir-yone'; and
"plfe Sirydn, sir^yone'; the same as 8302
(i.e. sheeted with snow); Shirjon or
Sirjon, a peak of the Lebanon:— Sirion.
8304. iT^fe S e rayab, ser-aw^anf; or
11n' , li23 S e rayabuw, ser-auyyaw'-hoo;
from 8280 and 3050; Jah has pre-
vailed; Serajah, the name of nine Isr.: — Seraiah.
8305. ilp" 1 *]!!) s e riyqab, ser-ee-kaW; from the
same as 8321 in the orig. sense of
piercing; hetchelling (or combing flax), i.e. (concr.)
tow (by ertens. linen cloth):— fine.
T*jtt5 sbarfyr, shovuM-eer'; from 8324 in
the orig. sense as in 8270 (pomp. 8836)5
a cord, i.e. (by anal.) sinew:— navel.
8307. niTnilJ sb e riyrawtb, sfcer-ee-rooft';
from 8334 in the sense of twisted,
i.e. firm; obstinacy:— imagination, lust.
8308. 'alia sarak, saw-rak'; a prim, root; to in-
terface:— traverse.
!"TOT2)° sh e remab, sher-ay-maw 1 ; prob.
by orth. error for 7709; a common:—
field.
8310. d"O0TJ? Sarc e kiym, sar-seh-keemf; of
for. der.; Sarsekim, a Bab. gen-
eral:— Sarsechim.
8311. 5>1TD sara«, saw-rah'; a prim, root; topro-
long, i.e. (reflex.) be deformed by excess
of members:— stretch out self, (have any) superfluous
thing.
8312. I^to «ar«apb, sar-af; for 5587; cogita-
tion: — thought.
8313. £ptt) sarapb, saw-raf; a prim, root; to 6e
(caus. set) on fire:— (cause to, make a)
burn ([-ing], up), kindle, X utterly.
8314. t\~\b sarapb, saw-rawf; from 8313; burn-
ing, i.e. (flg.) poisonous (serpent); spec,
a saraph or symbol, creature (from their copper
color):— fiery (serpent), seraph.
8315. Epili Sarapb, saw-raf; the same as 8314;
1 T Saraph, an Isr.:— Saraph.
8316. TSn.b s e repbab, ser-ay-faw 1 ; from 8318;
cremation: — burning.
8317. y*fll5 sbarats, shaw-rats'; a prim, root; to
wriggle, i.e. (by impl.) swarm or
abound:— breed (bring forth, increase) abundantly (in
abundance), creep, move.
8318. yilB sberets, sfteft'-refs; from 8317; a
swarm, i.e. active mass of minute ani-
mals: — creep (-ing thing), move (ing creature).
8319. PIIB sbaraq, shaw-rak'; a prim, root;
prop, to be shrill, i.e. to whistle or hiss
(as a call or in scorn):— hiss.
8320. y\b saruq, sau>-roofc'; from 8319; bright
red (as piercing to the sight), i.e. bay:—
speckled. See 8291.
8321. p"W soreq. so-rake'; or
P^TUS sowr&q, so-rake 1 ; and (fern.)
SHplUJ sdrfeqab, sc~ray-kaw'; from 8319 In
the sense of redness (comp. 6320) ; a
vine stock (prop, one yielding purple grapes, the
richest variety):— choice (-st, noble) wine. Comp.
8291.
8322. Tt^yb sb e r£qab, sfter-atf-fcato'; from 8819;
a derision:- v
8323. TltD sarar, saw-rar'; a prim, root; to have
(trans, exercise; reflex, get) dominion:—
X altogether, make self a prince, (bear) rule.
8324. *Y3I2J sbarar, shaw-rar'; a prim, root; to
be 'hostile (only act. part, an oppo.
nent):— enemy.
8325. *\"Vb Sbarar, shaw-rawr'; from 8324; hot-
tile; Sharar, an Isr. :— Sharar.
8326. T$S sborer, sho'-rer; from 8824 in the
sense of twisting (comp. 8270); the um-
bilical cord, i.e. (by extens.) a bodice:— navel.
8327. Vi'VO sbarasb, shaw-rash'; a prim, root;
to root, i.e. strike into the soil, or (by
impl.) to pluck from it:— (take, cause to take) root
(out).
8328. bjb sberesb, sheh'-resh; from 8327;
a root (lit. or flg.):— bottom, deep, heel,
root.
8329. b~\b Sberesb, sheh'-resh; the same as 8328;
Sheresh, an Isr. :— Sharesh.
8330. b^b sbdresb (Chald.), sho'-resh; corresp.
to 8338:— root.
8331. Tibyb sharshab, shar-shav/; from 8327;
a chain (as roofed, ie. linked):—
Chain. Comp. 8333.
8332. *tbhtb° «h«r6shBW (Chald.), sfteIVMftoo•,•
from a root corresp. to 8327; eradica-
tion, i.e. (flg.) exile:— banishment.
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Takhanee
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
!Tlffl*ltt5 Hhamh^Tjih, thar-sher-aw'; from
8387 [comp. 83311; a chain; (arch.)
prob. a garland;— chain.
8334. rniB sbaratb, shaw-rath'; a prim, root;
to attend as a menial or worshipper;
flg. to contribute to:— minister (unto), (do) serve
(-ant, -ice, -itor), wait ou.
8335. rnU5 sbareth, shaw-rayth'; infln. of 8334;
service (in the Temple):— minister (-ry).
8336. 1BT2) sbesb, shaysh; or (for alliteration with
4897)
"<12)1B sb e sbiy, shesh-ee'; for 7893; bleached
stuff, i.e. white linen or (by anal.)
marble:— X blue, fine ([twined]) linen, marble, silk.
8337. 1Z31ZS slicsli. shaysh; masc.
71113113 shisbsbah, sMsMiato'; a prim,
number; six (as an overplus [see 7797]
beyond five or the fingers of the hand); as ord.
sixth:— six ([-teen, -teenth]), sixth.
8338. N12)lB shawsbaw, shaw-shaw'; a prim.
root; appar. to annihilate:— leave but
the sixth part [by confusion with 8341].
8339. '"iSatpU' Sbesb batstsar, shaysh-bats-
tsar'; of for. der. ; Sheshbatstsar,
Zerubbabel's PerB. name:— Sheshbazzar.
8340. ISaiBlB Sbesbbatstsar (Chald.), shaysh.
bats-tsar'; corresp. to 8339:— Shesh-
bazzar.
MlBlB ihasah See 8154.
T T
8341. 71113TB sbasbab, shaw-shaw'; a denom.
from 8337; to sixth or divide into
sixths:— give the sixth part.
8342. 11123123 tarnwu. saw-sone'; or
1123123 sason, saw-sone'; from 7797; cheerful-
ness; spec, welcome;— gladness, joy,
mirth, rejoicing.
8343. 1&& Sbasbay, shaw-shah'ee; perh. from
8336; whitish; Shashai, an Iar.:— Sha-
shai.
8344. ■'TBC Sbeshay, shay-shah'ee; prob. for 8843;
Sheskai, a Canaanite: — Sheshai.
8345. ^ISll) sbisbsbly, shish-shee'; from 8337;
sixth, ord. or (fern.) fractional:— sixth
(part).
8346. B^lBll) sblsbsbtym, shish-sheem' ; mul-
tiple of 8887; sixty:— sixty, three score.
8347. 1JT13113 Shesbak, shay-shah'; of for. der.;
Sheshak, a symbol, name of Bab.:—
Sheshach.
8. 111312) Sheshan, ehay-shavm'; perh. for
7799; lily; Sheshan, an Isr.: — SheBhan.
IIBili Sbdsban. See 7799.
9. pTBTB Sbasbaq., shaw-shak'; prob. from
the base of 7785; pedestrian; Shashak,
an Isr.:— Shashak.
8350. TttJlZ) sbasbar, shaw-shar'; perh. from the
base of 8324 in the sense of that of 8320;
red ochre (from its piercing color):— Vermillion.
8351. nil) sheth (Num. 24 : 17), shayth; from 7582;
tumult: — Sbeth.
8352. nit)' Sheth, shayth; from 7896; put, i.e.
substituted; Sheth, third son of Adam: —
Seth, Sheth.
8353. nT23 sbetb (Chald.), shayth; or
mi shith (Chald.), sheeth; corresp. to
8337:— six (-th).
8854. 7111123 ehathab, sham-thaw'; a prim, root;
to imbibe (lit. or flg.):— x assuredly,
banquet, X certainly, drink (-er, -ing), drunk (x -ard),
surely. [Prop, intensive of 8348.]
8355. riniB' shHhah (Chald.), sheth-auf; corresp.
* ' to 8354:— drink.
8356. TWlt) shathab, shaw-thaw'; from 7896; a
basts, i.e. (flg.) political or moral sup-
port.' — foundation, purpose.
8867. firiTIS shethah, shay-thaw'; from 7896; the
seat (of the person):— buttock.
8858. VHP* sbtbiy, sheth-ee'; from 8354; intoxi-
cation;— drunkenness.
8361.
score.
"T«B sbnbty, sheth-ee>; from 7896; a fix-
ture, i.e. the warp in weaving:— warp.
flTTO sh e thiyah, sheth-ee-yaw' ; fern, of
8358; potation:— drinking.
fi^F)T23' shHtaylm. See 8147.
PFllB sblttiyn (Chald.), shit-teen'; corresp.
to 8346 [comp. 8353]; sixty:— three-
plant.
8364.
lect.)
8365,
7012) Hi) a tit a I shaw-thal'; a prim, root; to
transplant: — plant.
Snil) sb«tbiyl, sheth-eeV; from 8868; a
sprig (as if transplanted), i.e. sucker:—
Tlbnp Shathalchiy, shoo-thal-kee' ; pa-
tron, from 7803; a Shuthalchite (col-
or desc. of Stmthelach:— Shuthalbites.
&r_1T2) satbam. See 5640.
, SnTC shatham, shaw-tham'; a prim, root;
to unveil (flg.):— be open.
1,11123 sbatban, shaw-than'; a prim, root;
(caus.) to make water, I.e. urinate:—
8367. pnia shathaq, shaw-thak'; a prim, root;
to subside:— be calm, cease, be quiet.
8368. 1ni23 sathar, saw-thar 1 ; a prim, root; to
break out (as an eruption) :— have in
[one's] secret parts.
8369. "111123' Shethar, shay-thawr'; of for. der.;
Shethar, a Pers. satrap:— Shethar.
8370. "'Jjia 121123 Sb«tbar Bdwz e nay, sheth-
ar' bo-zen-ah'ee; of for. der.;
Shethar-Bozenai, a Pers. officer:— Shethar-boznai.
8371. liriltS shathath, shaw-thath'; a prim.
root; to place, i.e. array; reflex, to
lie;— be laid, set.
8372. NPl ta', taw; and (fern.)
flNFI ta'ab (Ezek. 40 : 13), toto-aw',' from
(the base of) 8376; a room (as circum-
scribed):— (little) chamber.
8373. 3NF1 ta'ab, taw-ab'; a prim, root; to de-
sire;— long.
8374. 3NFI ta'ab, taw-ab'; a prim, root [prob.
rather ident. with 8373 through the idea
of puffing disdainfully at; comp. 340]; to loathe
(mor.):— abhor.
8375. fQKn tafil.au tah-ab-aw 1 ; from 8374
[comp. 15] ; desire:— longing.
8376. >"IN11 ta'ab, taw-aw 1 ; a prim, root; to
mark off, i.e. (intens.) designate;— point
out.
8877. '1NFI fow, teh-o'; and
Sin t&W (the orig. form), toh; from 8376; a
species of antelope (prob. from the white
stripe on the cheek):— wild bull (ox).
8378. ST1KFI ta'avah, tah-av-aW; from 188 (ab-
brev.); a longing; by impl. a delight
(subj. satisfaction, obj. a charm):— dainty, desire,
X exceedingly, x greedily, lust (tog), pleasant. See
also 6914.
8379. Irmn ta'avab, tah-av-awf; from 8376; a
limit, i.e. full extent:— utmost bound.
8380. &1NFI ta'dwm, taw-ome'; or
&NFI ta'om, taw-ome'; from 8382; a twin
(in plur. only), Ut. or flg.:— twins.
8381. ttbtjtn ta'alab, tah-al-aw'; from 422; an
imprecation: — curse.
8382. d$tn ta'am, taw-am'; a prim, root; to be
complete; but used only as denom from
8380, to be (caus. make) twinned, i.e. (flg.) duplicate
or (arch.) Jointed;— coupled (together), bear twins.
&NF1 ta'om See 8380.
8383. "JISFT t e 'tin teh-oon'; from 806; naughtt.
ness, i.e. toil:— lie.
■ l^n t*»6n, teh-ane'; or (in the sing., fern.)
713NF1 t"£nah, teh-ay-naw'; perh. of for.
der.; the flg (tree or fruit):— flg (tree).
n3$n ta'anah, tahan-aw 1 ; or
nSM'n to'anah, to-an-aw'; from S79; an
opportunity or (subj.) purpose:—
occasion.
8386. rpvNn ta'anfyah, tah-an-ee-yaw' ; from
578; lamentation:— heaviness, mourn-
ing.
8387. mT23 nSNn Ta'anath Shiloh, tah-am-
ath' shee-lo'; from 8885 and 7887;
approach of Shiloh; Taanath-Shiloh, a place in
Pal. :— Taanath-shiloh.
8388. 1NF1 ta'ar. taw-ar'; a prim, root; to deline-
ate; reflex, to extend;— be drawn, mark
out, [Rimmon-] methoar [by union with 7417].
8389. IN'n to'ar to'-ar; from 8388; outline, i.e.
figure or appearance: h beautiful,
X comely, countenance, ■+- fair, x favoured, form,
X goodly, X resemble, visage.
8390. S^Nn Ta'area', tah-ar-ay'-ah; perh. from
772; Taarea, an Isr.:— Tarea. See 8475.
8391. "VTO&KFI t e »asbsbuwr, teh-ashshoof;
from 888 ; a species of cedar (from its
erectness):— box (tree).
8392. !"Qn tebah, tay-baw'; perh. of for. der.; a
box:— ark.
8393. HNian t e buw'ah, teb-oo-aw 1 ; from 935;
income, i.e. produce (lit. or flg.):—
fruit, gain, increase, revenue.
8394. TQFl tabiiwu, taw-boon'; and (fern.)
njISFl t e l>uwnah, teb-oo-nato'; or
HD3in° t6^vbftna.b, to-boo-naw'; from
995; intelligence; by impl. an argu-
ment; by extens. caprice:— discretion, reason, sinful-
ness, understanding, wisdom.
8395. 7101321 t e bftwcab, teb-oo-saW; from 947;
a treading down, i.e. ruin; — destruc-
tion.
8396. "TOn Tabowr, taw-bore'; from a root
corresp. to 8406; broken region; Tabor,
a mountain in Pal., also a city adjacent:— Tabor.
8397. bin tebel, teh'-bel; appar. from 1101; mix-
ture, i.e. unnatural bestiality:— con-
fusion.
8398. Van tebel, tay-bale'; from 2986; the earth
(as moist and therefore inhabited); by
extens. the globe; by impl. its inhabitants; spec, a
partic. land, as Babylonia, Pal. :— habitable part,
world.
ban Tubal. See 8422.
8399. n^ban tabltytb, tab-leeth'; from 1086;
consumption: — destruction.
8400. bban t e ballul, teb-al-looV ; from 1101 in the
orig. sense of flowing; a cataract (In
the eye) :— blemish.
8401. l|Sn teben, tefc' -ben; prob. from 1129; prop.
material, i.e. (spec.) refuse haum or
stalks of grain (as chopped in threshing and used for
fodder):— chaff, straw, stubble.
8402. "OSFl Tlbnl, tib-nee'; from 8401; strawy;
Tibni, an Isr. :— Tibni.
8403. rPMFI tabniyth, tab-neeth'; from 1129;
structure; by impl. a model, resem-
blance;— figure, form, likeness, pattern, similitude.
8404. rWSn Tab'erab. tab-ay-raw'; from 1197;
burning; Taberah, a place in the
Desert:— Taberab.
8405. yan Tebcts, lay-bates'; from the same as
948; whiteness; Tebets, a place in Pal.:—
Tbebez.
8406. lin" t°bar (Chald.), teb-ar'; corresp. to
7665; to be fragile (flg.):— broken.
8407. lONbB nban Tlglatb PU'ecer, tig-
lath' pil-eh'-ser; or
IDbs nban Tlglatb P e lecer, tig-lath
pel-eh -ser; or
IDNjbB mbn Tllgatb Plln«>ecer, til-
gath' pil-neh-eh'-ser; or
IDSbB TSbn Tllgatb Pllnecer, til-
gath' pil-neh'-ser; of for. der. ;
Tiglath-Pileser or Tilgath-pilneser, an Assyr. king:—
Tiglath-pUeser, Tilgath-pilneser.
8408. "517331? tagmuwl, tag-maol'; from 1580; a
bestowment: — benefit.
8409. FHSFl tigrab, tig-raw 1 ; from 1624; strife,
i.e. infliction:— blow.
no'iatl Tdgartnab. See 8425.
8410. "Ifftn tldbar, tid-hawr'; appar. from 1725;
enduring; a species of hard-wood or
lasting tree (pern, oak):— pine (tree).
8411. ST-in t e diyra' (Chald.), fed-ee-raw';
from 1753 in the orig. sense of endur-
ing; permanence, i.e. (adv.) constantly:— continually.
8412. *KTW\ Tadmor, tad-more'; or
^fepp Tammor (1 Kings 9 : 18), tarn-more';
appar. from 8558; palm-city; Tadmor,
a place near Pal. :— Tadmor.
8413. bSHn Tld'al, tid-awl'; perh. from 1763;
fearfulness; Tidal, a Ganaanite:—
Tidal.
8414. Itin lohnw, to'-hoo; from an unused root
mean, to lie waste; a desolation (of sur-
face), i.e. desert; fig. a worthless thing; adv. in
wain. - — confusion, empty place, without form, noth-
ing, (thing of) nought, vain, vanity, waste, wilder-
ness.
8415. tililFl t e b6wm, teh-home'; or
fitin t e bom, teh-home'; (usually fem.) from
1949; an abyss (as a surging mass of
water), espee. the deep (the main sea or the subter-
ranean water-supply):— deep (place), depth.
8416. Flbfin t e billab, teh-hil-law'; from 1984;
laudation; spec, (concr.) a hymn;—
praise.
8417. ilbilFl tob61ab, to-hol-aw'; fem. of an un-
used noun (appar. from 1984) mean.
bluster; braggadocio, i.e. (by impl.) fatuity:— folly.
8418. FDbnri tabftliikab, tah-hal-oo-kaw' ;
from 1980; a procession:— x went.
Shn t e bom. See 8415.
8419. fl^BlTiri tabpnkab, tah-poo-kaw 1 '; from
2015; a perversity or fraud:— (.very)
froward (-ness, thing), perverse thing.
8430. ID tav, tawv; from 8427; a mark; by impl.
a signature:— desire, mark.
8421. SW tuwb (Chald.), iooo; corresp. to 7725;
to come back; spec, (trans, and ellip.) to
reply:— answer, restore, return (an answer).
8422. bain Tuwbal, too-bal'; or
V3n Tubal, too-bal'; prob. of for. der.;
Tubal, a postdiluvian patriarch and his
posterity:— Tubal.
8423. I^^ain Tfiwbal Qayln, too-bal' kah'-
yin; appar. from 2986 (comp. 2981)
and 7014; offspring of Cain; Tubal-Kajin, an antedi-
luvian patriarch:— Tubal-cain.
!"S2:nn° towbunah. See 8394.
8424. !"I5W tfiwgab, too-gaw'; from 3013; de-
pression (of spirits) ; concr. a grief:—
heaviness, sorrow.
8425. FIKftlin Towgarmah, to-gar-maw 1 ; or
FWlSri T6ganna.li, to-gar-maw'; prob.
of for. der.; Togarmah, a son of
Gomer and his posterity:— Togarmah.
8426. fTTin towdab, to-daw'; from 3034; prop.
an extension of the hand, i.e. (by impl.)
avowal, or (usually) adoration; spec, a choir of wor-
ahippers:— confession, (sacrifice of) praise, thanks
(-giving, offering).
8427. mn tavab, taw-vaw'; a prim, root; to
mark out, i.e. (prim.) scratch or (def.)
■imprint:— scrabble, set [a mark].
8428. fnn tava.li, taw-vaw'; a prim, root [or
perh. ident. with 8427 through a similar
idea from scraping to pieces] ; to grieve:— limit [by
confusion with 8427].
8429. Win t e vabh (Chald.), tev-ah'; corresp. to
8539 or perh. to 7582 through the idea of
sweeping to ruin [comp. 8428] ; to amaze, i.e. (reflex.
by impl.) take alarm:— be astonied.
8430. nin Tftwacb, to'-akh; from an unused
root mean, to depress; humble; Toach,
an 1st.:— Toah.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
8450.
Sharsheraw
Takhanee
123
8431. nbnin towcheleth, to-kheh'-leth; from
3176; expectation:— hope.
^in towk. See 8496.
8432. ^in tavek, taw'-vek; from an unused root
mean, to sever; a bisection, i.e. (by impl.)
the centre:— among (-st), X between, half, X (there-,
where-) in (-to), middle, mid [-night], midst (among),
X out (of), X through, X with (-in).
8433. !"irpin towkgcbab, to-kay-khaw' ; and
nn?in towkacbath. to-kakh'-ath; from
8198; chastisement; fig. (by words)
correction, refutation, proof (even in defence): —
argument, X chastened, correction, reasoning, re-
buke, reproof, X be (often) reproved.
"'Sin tuwkkiy See 8500.
8434. ibin Towlad, to-lawd'; from 3205; pos-
terity; Tolad, a place in Pal.:— Tolad.
Comp. 513.
8435. fribin towl e dah, to-led-aw'; or
tTlb'n tol e dab, to-led-aw'; from 8205; (plur.
only) descent. I.e. family; (fig.) his-
tory:— birth, generations.
8436. pbin" TdwIod, too-lone'; from 8524; sus-
pension; Tulon, anlsr.:— Tilon [from
the marg.].
8437. bbin towlal, to-lawl'; from 3213; causing
to howl, i.e. an oppressor:— that wasted.
8438. 5>bin t6wla<, to-law'; and (fem.)
tlSbin towle^ab, to-lay-aw'; or
rSbin towla<atb, to-lah'-ath; or
nsb'n tola'ath. to-lah'-ath; from 3216; a
maggot (as voracious); spec, (often
with ellips. of 8144) the crimson-grub, but used only
(in this connection) of the color from it, and cloths
dyed therewith:— crimson, scarlet, worm.
8439. Sbin Tdwl&«, to-law>; the same as 8438;
worm; Tola, the name of two Isr.:—
Tola.
8440. "Win Towla'iy, to-law-ee'; patron, from
8439; a Tolaite (collect.) or desc. of
Tola:— Tolaites.
8441. tn55>in toWclmh to-ay-baw/; or
tl33jn tiVebiili, to-ay-baw'; fem. act. part.
of 8581; prop, something disgusting
(mor.), i.e. (as noun) 'an abhorrence; espec. idolatry
or (concr.) an idol: — abominable (custom, thing),
abomination.
8442. Win tow'ab, to-aw'; fem. act. part, of
8582; mistake, i.e. (mor.) impiety, or
(political) injury:— error, hinder.
8443. JlBISHn tow'aphah, to-aw-faw'; from
3286; (only in plur. collect.) wear-
iness, i.e. (by Impl.) toil (treasure so obtained) or
speed:— plenty, strength.
8444. !"!NlTin towtsa'ah, to-tsaw-aw'; or
tINJth totsa'ab, to-tsaw-aw'; from 8318;
(only in plur. collect.) exit, i.e. (geo-
graphical) boundary, or (fig.) deliverance, (act.)
source:— border (-s), going (-s) forth (out), issues,
outgoings.
8445. nSl]5in° Towqabatb, io-kah'-ath; from
the same as 3349; obedience; Toko-
hath, an Isr. :— Tikvath [by correction for 8616].
8446. "Iln tttwr, toor; a prim, root: to meander
(caus. guide) about, espec. for trade or
reconnoitring:— chap [man], sent to descry, be ex-
cellent, merchant [-man], search (out), seek, (e-) spy
(out).
8447. "TO tow, tore; or
*"lh tor, tore; from 8446; a succession, i.e. a
string or (abstr.) order:— border, row,
tUTD.
8448. 'lin lowr, tore; prob. the same as 8447; a
manner (as a sort of turn):— estate.
8449. *rin towr, tore; or
In tdr, tore; prob. the same as 8447; a ring-
dove, often (fig.) as a term of endear-
ment:— (turtle) dove.
8451.
Iin towr (Chald.), fore; corresp. (by-
perm.) to 7794; a bull:— bullock, ox.
•Tlin towrab, to-raw'; or
?T"in torab, to-raw'; from 8384; a precept
or statute, espec. the Decalogue or
Pentateuch :— law.
8452. !"Hin towrah, to-raw'; prob. fem. of 8448;
a custom: — manner,
8453. Ham towsliab, to-shawb'; or
SIIJFI tosbab (1 Kings 17 : 1), to-shawb';
from 3427; a dweller (but not outland-
ish [5237]); espec. (as distinguished from a native
citizen [act. part, of 3427] and a temporary inmate
[1616] or mere lodger [3885]) resident alien:— for-
eigner, inhabitant, sojourner, stranger.
8454. fTlBin tuwsbiyab, too-shee-yauf ; or
iTlpn tushiyah, too-shee-yaw' ; from an
unused root prob. mean, to substanti-
ate; support or (by impl.) ability, i.e. (direct) help,
(in purpose) an undertaking, (intellectual) under-
standing:— enterprise, that which (thing as it) is,
substance, (sound) wisdom, working.
8455. nnin tdwtbacb, to-lhawkh'; from an un-
used root mean, to smite; a club:—
darts.
8456. TTn tazaz, taw-zaz'; a prim, root; to lop
off:— cut down.
8457. niiTn taznuwth, taz-nooth'; or
PSTn tazmtttb, taz-nooth'; from 2181;
harlotry, i.e. (fig.) idolatry:— fornica-
tion, whoredom.
8458. ttbann tacbbulab, takh-boo-law'; or
flbl2tin tacbbnwlab, takh-boo-law';
from 2254 as denom. from 2256;
(only in plur.) prop, steerage (as a management of
ropes), i.e. (fig.) guidance or (by impl.) a plan:— good
advice, (wise) counsels.
8459. inn Tocbiiw, to'-khoo; from an unused
root mean, to depress; abasement,
Tochu, an Isr.:— Tohu.
8460. ninn fchowth (Chald.), tekh-Bth'; or
Finn t e cb6tb (Chald.), tekh-6th'; corresp,
! to 8478; beneath:— under.
8461. "TOSHn Tacbb e m6niy, tdkh-kem-o-
nee'; prob. for 2453; sagacious;
Tachkemoni, an Isr. :— Tachmonite.
8462. fibrin t e cblllab, tekh-il-law' ; from 2490 in
the sense of opening; a commence-
ment; rel. original (adv. -ly):— begin (-ning), first
(time).
8463. Nlbrjn tacbaluw', fafcfc-ol-oo'; or
Sbrjn tacbftlu', takh-al-oo'; from 2456; a
malady:— disease, X grievous, (that
are) sick (-ness).
8464. DMtin tacbmac, takh-mawce'; from 2554;
a species of unclean bird (from its
m'oience), perh. an owl:— night hawk.
8465. TOn Tacban, takh'-an; prob. from 2583;
station; Tachan, the name of two Isr.:—
Tahan.
8466. iljQn tacb&nab, takh-an-aw'; from 2583;
(only plur. coll.) an encampment:—
camp.
8467. rrartn t e chinnab, tekh-in-nawf; from
2603; graciousness; caus. entreaty:—
favour, grace, supplication.
8468. riSTin T e cblnnab, tekh-in-naw' ; the
same as 8467; Techinnah, an Isr.:—
Tehinnah.
8469. ]15Hn tachannwn, takh-an-oon'; or
"' " (fem.)
ST1SHFI tacnannwnah, takh-an-oo-
naw'; from 2603; earnest prayers—
intreaty, supplication.
8470. , inn Tach&nty, takh-an-ee'; patron, from
8465; a Tachanite (collect.) or desc of
Tachan:— Tahanites.
Takhpankhace
Tiflaw
8471. Dn?SriFl Tachpanchec, takh-pan-khace' ;
or
OriDSriFl T e cbapbm e chSc CEzek. 30 : 18),
tekh-af-nekh-ace' ; or
D35nri° Tactap e ncc (Jer. 2 : 16), takh-pen-
ace'; of Eg. der. ; Tachpanches,
Techaphneches or Tachpenes, a place in Egypt:—
Tahapanes, Tahpanhes, Tehaphnehes.
8472. O^Btiri Tachp e neyc, takh-pen-ace' ; of
Eg. der.; Tachpenes, an Eg.
woman:— Tahpenes.
8473. ti'lllFl tacb&ra', takh-ar-aw 1 '; from 2734 in
the orig. sense of 2352 or 2353; a linen
corslet (as white or hollow): — habergeon.
8474. ITinFl tacharab, takh-aw-raw' ; a facti-
tious root from 2734 through the idea
of the heat of jealousy; to vie with a rival:— close,
contend.
8475. S'ltlF) Tachrea', takh-ray'-ah; for 8390;
Tachred, an Isr. :— Tahrea.
8476. USriFl tacbasb, takh'-ash; prob. of for.
der. ; a (clean) animal with fur, prob. a
species of antelope: — badger.
8477. 125nn Tacbasb, takh'-ash; the same as
8476 ; Tachash, a relative of Abraham :—
Thahash.
8478. nnFl tacbatb, takh'-ath; from the same as
8430; the bottom (as depressed); only
adv. below (often with prep, pref . underneath), in lieu
of, etc.:— as, beneath, x flat, in (-stead), (same) place
(where . . . is), room, for . . . sake, stead of, under,
X unto, X when . . . was mine, whereas, [where-]
fore, with.
8479. nnFl tacbatb (Chald.), takh'-ath; corresp.
to 8478:— under.
8480. nng Tacbatb, takh'-ath; the same as 8478;
Tachath, the name of a place in the
Desert, also of three Isr. :— Tahath.
nhri t e cbdth. See 8460.
8481. "pFlflFI tachtown, takh-tone'; or
■jtiriFI tachton, takh-tone'; from 8478;
bottommost: — lower (-est), nether
(-most).
8482. ^FiriFI tachtiy, takh-tee'; from 8478; lower-
most; as noun (fern, plur.) the depths
(fig. a pit, the womb);— low (parts, -er, -er parts, -est),
nether (part).
8483. 'Wn Dentin Tacbtiym cbodshfy,
takh-teem' khod-shee'; appar.
from the plur. masc. of 8482 or 8478 and 2320; lower
(ones) monthly; Tachtim-Chodshi, a place in Pal. :—
Tahtim-hodshi.
8484. fCTl tiybown, tee-kone'; or
'p'TI tiykdn, tee-kone'; from 8432; cen-
tra;:— middle (-most), midst.
8485. NM'TI TejrmA', fay-maw 1 ; or
NMFI Tenia', tay-maw'; prob. of for. der.;
Tema, a son of Ishmael, and the region
settled by him:— Tema.
8486. "pO^Fl te) man tay-mawn'; or
^73F1 teinan, tay-mawn'; denom. from
3225; the south (as being on the right
band of a person facing the east):— south (side, -ward,
wind).
8487. ■JKPFl Teyman, tay-mawn'; or
"J73FI Teman, tay-mawn'; the same as 8486;
Teman, the name of two Edomites, and
of the region and desc. of one of them:— south,
Teman.
"OM^fl T6ym e niy, tay-men-ee'; prob. for
8489; Temeni, an Isr.:— Temeni.
" I M" , F1 Teymaniy, tay-maw-nee' ; patron,
from 8487; a Temanite or desc. of
Teman:— Temani, Temanite.
8490, tTWPl tiymarah, tee-maw-raw'; or
tTHTQFl timarah, tee-maw-raw'; from the
same as S55S; a column, i.e. cloud: —
TuUav.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY
8491
"^Fl Tiytsiy, tee-tsee'; patrial or patron,
from an unused noun of uncert. mean. ;
a Titsite or desc. or inhab. of an unknown Tits: —
Tizite.
8492. IDiTFl tiyrowsh, tee-roshe'; or
IIJ'TFI tiyrosta, tee-roshe'; from 3423 in the
sense of expulsion; must or fresh
grape- juice (as just squeezed out); byimpl. (rarely)
fermented wine: — (new, sweet) wine.
8493. N" 1 T , ri Tiyr e ya», tee'-reh-yaw' ; prob. from
3372; fearful; Tirja, an Isr.:— Tiria.
8494. CPFI Tiyrac, tee-rawce'; prob. of for.
der.; Tiras, a son of Japheth:— Tiras.
WTI tiyrosta. See 8492.
8495. UJ^FI taylsb, tah'-yeesh; from an unused
root mean, to butt; a buck or he-goat (as
given to butting):— he goat.
8496. Tjn tok, take; or
"niFl towk (Psa. 72 : 14), take; from the
same base as 8432 (in the sense of cutting
to pieces); oppression:— deceit, fraud.
8497. t"E3Fl takah, taw-kaw'; a prim, root; to
strew, i.e. encamp:— sit down.
8498. J-UISri fkuwnah, tek-oo-naw'; fem. pass.
part, of 8505; adjustment, i.e. struc-
ture; by impl. equipage:— fashion, store.
8499. WDFl fbuwnab, tek-oo-naw'; from
3559; or prob. ident. with 8498; some-
thing arranged or fixed, i.e. a place: — seat.
8500. iSFl takkiy, toofc-feee'; or
"'Sin tuwkkiy, took-keef; prob. of for.
der. ; some imported creature, prob. a
peacock: — peacock.
8501. iTSFI takak, taw-kawk'; from an unused
root mean, to dissever, i.e. crush:— de-
ceitful.
8502. !"iban tlklata, tik-law'; from 3615; com-
pleteness : — perfection.
8503. mbpFl takliytb, tak-leeth'; from 3615;
completion; by impl. an extremity: —
end, perfect (-ion).
8504. nbOFl t e keletta, tek-ay'-leth; prob. for
7827; the cerulean mussel, i.e. the
color (iriolet) obtained therefrom or stuff dyed there-
with: — blue.
8505. TjDF\ taban, taw-kan'; a prim, root; U>baU
ance, i.e. measure out (by weight or di-
mension); flg. to arrange, equalize, through the idea
of levelling (ment. estimate, test):— bear up, direct,
be ([un-]) equal, mete, ponder, tell, weigh.
8506. "pFl token, to' -ken; from 8505; a fixed
quantity:— measure, tale.
8507. "pFI Token, to'-ken; the same as 8506;
Token, a place in Pal. :— Tochen.
8508. rPSDn tokntyth, tok-neeth'; from 8506;
admeasurement, i.e. consumma-
tion:— pattern, sum.
8509. TP^dFl takriyk, tak-reek 1 ; appar. from an
unused root mean, to encompass; a
wrapper or robe: — garment.
8510. bn tel, tale; by contr. from 8524; a
mound:— heap, X strength.
8511. Nbn tala', taw-law'; a prim, root; to sus-
pend; flg. (through hesitation) to be un-
certain; by impl. (of ment. dependence) to habitu-
ate:— be bent, bang (in doubt).
8512. i^SJ bn Tel 'Abiyb, tale aw-beeV; from
8510 and 24; mound of green
growth; Tel-Abib, a place in Cnaldaea:— Tel-abib.
8513. iTINbn t e la»ata, tel-aw-aw'; from 3811; dis-
tress:— travail, tra*"*., trouble.
8514. STilsbn tal'ftwban, tal-oo-baiv' ; from
3851 ; desiccation:— great drought.
8515. iteNbn T e la'ssar, teUas-sar'; or
liEDFl T e lassar, tel-as-sar'; of for. der.;
Telassar, a region of Assyria:— Tel-
from
8516. infflabn talbdsbetb, tal-bo' sheth;
3847; a garment .'—clothing.
8517. sbjn ' t e lag (Chald.), tet-ag 1 ; corresp. to 79605
snow: — snow.
nsbpl Tllgatb. See 8407.
STjbh tor data See 8435.
8518. Inbn talah, taw-law'; a prim, root; to sus-
pend (espec. to gibbet):— hang (up).
8519. !lllbFl t'lu wiiali tel-oo-naw'; or
nj5n t e lnnnah, tel-oon-naw' ; from 3885
in the sense of obstinacy; a grum-
bling: — murmuring.
8520. nbf] Telach, teh'-lakh; prob. from an un-
used root mean, to dissever; breach;
Telach, an Isr. :— Telah.
8521. NTli'in 5FI Tel Charstaa', tale khar-
shaw'; from 8510 and the fem. of
2798; mound of workmanship; TeUCharsha, a place
in Bab.:— Tel-haresha, Tel-harsa.
8522. ''bn t e liy, tel-ee'; prob. from 8518; a quiver
(as slung): — quiver.
8523. "Tnbn t e liytbay(Chald.), tel-ee-thah'ee; or
"TlbFl taltiy (Chald.), tal-tee'; ordinal from
' ! " 8532; third:— third.
8524. bbn talal, taw-lal'; a prim, root; to pile
up, i.e. elevate: — eminent. Comp. 2048.
8525. dbln telem, teh'-lem; from an unused root
mean, to accumulate; a bank or ter-
race:— furrow, ridge.
8526. inbg Talmay, tal-mah'ee; from 8525;
ridged; Talmai, the name of a Ca-
naanite and a Syrian:— Talmai.
8527. Tnbrj talmiyd, tal-meed'; from 3925; a
pupil:— scholar.
8528. tlba bn Tel Melach, tale meh'-lakh;
from 8510 and 4417; mound of salt;
Tel-Melach, a place in Bab. :— Tel-melah.
Fisbn t e lnnnab. See 8519.
8529. Sbpl tala', taw-law'; a denom. from 8438;
to crimson, i.e. dye that color:—
X scarlet.
nyb'Fl tola "a tli See 8438.
8530. FPBbFJ talpiyata, tal-pee-yaw' ; fem. from
an unused root mean, to tower; some-
thing tall, i.e. (plur. collect.) slenderness:— armoury.
Ifebn T e lassar, See 8515.
8531. nbri t e lath (Chald.), tel-ath'; from 8532; a
tertiary rank:— third.
8532. nbn t e latb (Chald.), tel-awth'; masc.
Inribri t e lathab (Chald.), tel-aw-thaw' ; or
Nnbri t e latha» (Chald.), tel-aw-thaw'; cor-
resp. to 7969; three or third:— third,
three.
"'Flbn tally. See 8523.
8533. "pnbn t e lathiyn (Chald.), tel-aw-theen';
mult, of 8532; ten times three:—
thirty.
8534. brferi taltal, tal-tal'; by redupl. from 8524
through the idea of vibration; a trail-
ing bough (as pendulous):— bushy.
8535. ftp tarn, tawm; from 8552; complete; usu-
ally (mor.) pious; spec, gentle, dear: —
coupled together, perfect, plain, undeflled, upright.
8536. dlj tain (Chald.), tawm; corresp. to 8033;
there:— x thence, there, X where.
8537. fin torn, tome; from 8552; completeness;
flg. prosperity; usually (mor.) inno-
cence:— full, integrity, perfect (-ion), simplicity, up-
right (-ly, -ness), at a venture. See 8550.
Natl Tema'. See 8485.
8538. 7THF1 tuiiimali toom-maw'; fem. of 8587;
innocence:— integrity.
8539. STOFI tamahta, taw-mah'; a prim, root; to
be in consternation:— be amazed, be as-
tonished, marvel (-lously), wonder.
8540. rTOn t e mahh (Chald.), tem-ah'; from a
root corresp. to 8539; a miracle:—
wonder.
8541. piTHFl tlmmataown, tim-maw-hone';
from 8539; consternation:— astonish
ment.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
Takhpankhace
Tiflaw
125
8643. TTOP Tammiwi, tam-mooz'; of uncert.
der.; Tummuz, a Phoenician deity:—
Tammuz.
8643. bian t e m6wl, tem-oZe'; or
b^FI 1*1061, tem-ole'; prob. for 865; prop.
«0O, i.e. a (short or long) time since;
espec. yesterday, or (with 8082) do» 6e/ore yester-
^y; (-before (-time), + these [three] days, + here-
tofore, •+- time past, yesterday.
8544- 713*0313 t e mu\rnan, tem-oo-nauJ',• or
nron t'mftnan, tem-oo-naw 1 ; from 4327;
* s ' something portioned (i.e. fashioned)
out, as a shape, i.e. (indef.) phantom, or (spec.)
embodiment, or (fig.) mant/estoiion (of favor):— im-
age, likeness, similitude.
8545- ff-flnn ^mnwran, tem-oo-raw'; from
' 4171 ; barter, compensation:— (ex-)
change (-ing), recompense, restitution.
8546. rUTTOn t'mfrwthan, tem-oo-thaw' ; from
4191; execution (as a doom): — death,
die.
8547. ttOFl Temach, teh'-mdkh; of uncert. der. ;
' Temach, one of the Nethinim:— Tamah,
Thamah.
8548. "P53P tamiyd, taw-meed'; from an unused
root mean, to stretch; prop, continu-
ance (as indef. extension); but used only (attributively
as adj.) constant (or adv. eonstan%); ellipt. the
regular (daily) sacrifice:— alway (s), continual (em-
ployment, -ly), daily, ([n-]) ever (-more), perpetual.
6549. ft^MFl tamiym, taw-meem'; from 8B53; en-
T tire (lit., fig. or mor.); also (as noun)
integrity, truth:— without blemish, complete, full,
perfect, sincerely (-ity), sound, without spot, unde-
nted, upright (-ly), whole.
8650. D n 53n Tummiym, toom-meem'; plur. of
" S537; per/ections,i.e.(techn.)oneofthe
epithets of the objects in the high-priest's breastplate
as an emblem of complete Truth:— Thummim.
8551. W2n tamak, taw-mak'; a prim, root; to
" T sustain; by impl. to obtain, keep fast;
flg. to help, follow close:— (.take, up-) hold (up), main-
tain, retain, stay (up).
bbn t'mfil. See8B43.
8552. BMFl tamam, taw-mam'; a prim, root; to
~ T complete, in a good or a bad sense, lit.
or flg., trans, or intrans. (as follows):— accomplish,
cease, be clean [pass-] ed, consume, have done, (come
to an, have an, make an) end, fail, come to the full,
be all gone, X be all here, be (make) perfect, be
spent, sum, be (shew self) upright, be wasted, whole.
■pn tfcman, leman. See 8486, 8487.
8553. !"1MFI Tinman, tim-naW; from 4487; a
T ! portion assigned; Timnah, the name
of two places In Pal. :-Timnah, Timnath, Thimnathah.
SlJMin temanah. gee 8544.
8554. ^UMn Timniy, tim-nee'; patrial from 8553;
" ! ' a Timnite or inhab. of Timnah:— Tim-
nite.
8555. 5>5MFI Timna«, Hm-naw 1 ; from 4513; re-
T : ' straint; Timna, the name of two
Edomites:— Tirana, Timnah.
8556. &^n r07pri Timnatn Cherec, tim-nath
'' ' kheh'-res: or
tUlO rOOTl Tlmnath Ceraeh, tim-nath
' ' ' seh'-rakh; from 8553 and 2775;
portion of (the) sun; Timnath-Cheres, a place in
Pal. :— Timnath-heres, Timnatb-serah.
8557. D13FI temec, teh'-mes; from 4529; liquefac-
' ' tion, i.e. disappearance.'— melt.
8558. "TOFt tamar, taw-mawr'; from an unused
T T root mean, to be erect; a palm tree:—
palm (tree).
8559. IMP Tamar, taw-mawr 1 ; the same as
1 T 8558; Tamar, the name of three women
and a place:— Tamar.
8560. T?in tomer, to'-mer; from the same root
' as 8558; a palm trunk:— palm tree.
8561. "17215 Omrnor (plur. only), tim-more'; or
(fem.)
iTTOFI timmorak (sing, and plur.), tim-
mo-raw'; from the same root as 8558;
(arch.) a palm-ttke pilaster (i.e. umbellate):— palm
tree.
Iten Tamiuor See 8412.
!TTOP timarah. See 8490.
8562. plIMn tamrnwq, tam-rooW; or
P'TMP tamrnq, tarn-rook 1 ; or
p^IMP" taniriyq tarn-reek'; from 4838;
prop, a scouring, i.e. soap or per-
fumery for the bath ; flg. a detergent:— X cleanse,
(thing for) purification (-tying).
8563. TM3FI tamruwr, tam-roor 1 ; from 4848;
bitterness (plur. as collect.):— X most
bitter (-ly).
PTfflP tamrnq, and
P ,b TOP taniriyq See 8562.
8564. TllMF) tamrnwr, tam-roor 1 ; from the
same root as 8558; an erection, i.e.
pillar (prob. for a guide-board):— high heap.
8565. 113 tan, tan; from an unused root prob.
mean, to elongate; a monster (as preter-
naturally formed), i.e. a sea-serpent (or other huge
marine animal); also a. jackal (or other hideous land
animal):— dragon, whale. Comp. 8577.
8566. f"I3P tanah, taw-naw'; a prim, root; to
* present (a mercenary inducement), i.e.
bargain with (a harlot):— hire.
8567. 712P tanan, taw-naw'; a prim, root [rather
ident. with 8566 through the idea of at-
tributing honor] ; to ascribe (praise), i.e. celebrate,
commemorate: — lament, rehearse.
8568. run tannan, tan-naw'; prob. fem. of
8565; a female jackal:— dragon.
8569. ilSWP t^nnw'ah, ten-oo-ato',- from 6106;
alienation; by impl. enmity:— breach
of promise, occasion.
8570. F013P t e nnwbah, fenoo-ftato'; from
5107; produce:— fruit, increase.
8571. "HIDFl t e nnwl£, ten-ook'; perh. from the
same as 594 through the idea of pro-
traction; a pinnacle, i.e. extremity:— tip.
8572. S"TO*i3P t e nnwmah, ten-oo-maw'; from
5123; drowsiness, i.e. steep:— slum-
ber (-ing).
8573. 71B*0P t e nuwphah, ten-oo-faw'; from
5130; a brandishing (in threat); by
impl. tumult; spec, the official undulation of sacrifi-
cial offerings:— offering, shaking, wave (offering).
8574. "113FI tannuwr. tan-noor'; from 5216; a
fire-pot:— furnace, oven.
8575. BltlJri tanchuwm, tan-khoom'; or
6.71313 tanchum, tan-khoom'; and (fem.)
TTOinSP tanchuwman, tan-kho&maw' ;
T : —
from 5162; compassion, solace: — com-
fort, consolation.
8576. PMTOP Tanchumeth, tan-khoo'-meth;
for 8575 (fem.); Tanchumeth, an
Isr. :— Tanhumeth.
8577. "PpP taimiyu, tcm-neen'; or
6 , 3F1 tanniym (Ezek. 29 : 8), tan-neem';
lntens. from the same as 8565; a marine
or land monster, i.e. sea-serpent or jackal:— dragon,
sea-monster, serpent, whale.
8578. "p3P tfnyan (Chald.), tin-yawn'; corresp.
to 8147; second:— second.
8579. fWOri tlnyanuwth (Chald.), tin-yaw-
nooth'; from 8578; a second time:—
again.
8580. PKI1233P tanahemeth. tan-sheh'-meth;
from 5395; prop, a hard breather,
i.e. the name of two unclean creatures, a lizard and a
bird (both perh. from changing color through their
irascibility), prob. the tree-toad and the water-hen:—
mole, swan.
8581. 3U>P, ta'ab, tatu-ao'; a prim, root; to loathe,
i.e. (mor.) detest:— (make to be) abhor
(-red), (be, commit more, do) abominable (-y), X ut.
terly.
riay'n to'ebab See S441.
8582. J"!J>n ta'iib. taw-aw 1 ; a prim, root; to vac-
illate, i.e. reel or stray (lit. or flg.); also
caus. of both:— (cause to) go astray, deceive, dissem-
ble, (cause to, make to) err, pant, seduce, (make to)
stagger, (cause to) wander, be out of the way.
8583. Wn To'uw, to'-oo; or
"•3/P T6«iy, to'-ee; from 8582; error; To& or
Toi, a Syrian king:— Toi, Tou.
8584. STJWP t e <uwdah, teh-oo-daw 1 ; from
5749; attestation, i.e. a precept, us-
age:— testimony.
8585. rfjSP t e «alah, teh-aw-law'; from 5927; a
channel (into which water is raised
for irrigation) ; also a bandage or plaster (as placed
upon a wound):— conduit, cured, healing, little river,
trench, watercourse.
8586. blbyn ta'iilnw], tah-al-ool'; from 6958;
caprice (as a fit coming on), i.e. vexa-
tion; concr. a tyrant;— babe, delusion.
8587. TTHpyp ta'Unmmah, faft-at-oom-mow';
from 5956; a secret:— thing that Is
hid, secret.
8588. 3WP ta'innwg, tah-an-oog'; or
33SP ta<anng, tah-an-oog'; and (fem.)
•"W33JP ta'anugah, tah-an-oog-aw 1 ; from
6026; luxur y:— delicate, delight, pleas
ant.
8589. rP3S>n ta«&niyth, tah-an-eeth' ; from 6081;
affliction (of self), I.e. fasting:— heav-
iness.
8590. ^33>n Ta'anak, tafc-an-awft'; or
"!JDyn Ta'nak, tah-nawk 1 ; of uncert. der.;
Taanak or Tanak, a place in Pal.:—
Taanach, Tanach.
8591. Wn ta<a*, taw-ah'; a prim, root; to cheat:
by anal, to maltreat:— deceive, misuse.
8592. rTOJtyn ta*atsnmah, tah-ats-oo-maw' ;
from 6105; miaftt (plur. collect.):—
power.
8593. "llPr! ta'ar, tah'-ar; from 6168; a knife or
razor (as making bare); also a scab
bard (as 6eino 6are, i.e. empty):— [pen-] knife, rasor,
scabbard, shave, sheath.
8594. Infi'lSR. ta<aruban. tah-ar-oo-baw 1 '; from
6148; suretyship, i.e. (concr.) a
pledge: 1- hostage.
8595. ?Wn ta«tua<, tah-too'-ah; from 8591; a
fraud:— error.
8596. Vp\ tdpn, tofe; from 8608 contr.; a tambou-
rine: — tabret. timbrel.
8597. TTlNSn tlpn'aran, tif-aw-raw'; or
r'nNSn tlph'ereth, tif-eh'-reth; from
6286; ornament (abstr. or concr., lit.
or fig.):— beauty (-iful), bravery, comely, fair, glory
(-ious), honour, majesty.
8598. 0*1313 lappuwaeli tap-poo'-akh; from
5301; an apple (from its fragrance),
i.e. the fruit or the tree (prob. includ. others of the
pome order, as the quince, the orange, etc.):— apple
(tree). See also 1054.
8599. rnSP] Xappuwach, tap-poo'-akh; the
same as 8598; Tappudch, the name of
two places in Pal., also of an Isr.:— Tappuah.
8600. illtiBr) t e phowtsah, tef-otsaw'; from
6827; a dispersal:— dispersion.
8601. "pBFl tapniyn, too-feen'; from 644; eooife.
ery, i.e. (concr.) a cake:— baked piece.
8602. 5Bri tapnel, taw-fale'; from an unused
root mean, to smear; plaster (as gummy)
or slime; (flg.) frivolity:— foolish things, unsavoury,
untempered.
8603. 5D'n Tophel, to'-fel; from the same as
8602; quagmire; Tophel, a place near the
Desert:— Tophel.
8604. !"!5BF1 tlphlan, tif-law'; from the same as
8602; frivolity:— folly, foolishly.
126
Tefillaw
Tattenahee
8605. rtSFl fpblllab, tef-il-law'; from 6419;
intercession, supplication; by impl. a
hymn:— prayer.
8606. riSbsn tipbletsetb, tif-leh'-tseth; from
6426; fearf ulness: — terrible.
8607. JlDSn Tiphcacb, tif-sakh'; from 6452;
ford; Tiphsach, a place in Mesopota-
mia:— Tipsah.
8608. £|BP taphapb, taw-faf; a prim, root; to
drum, i.e. play (as) on the tambourine:—
taber, play with timbrels.
8609. "IBR tapbar, taw-far'; a prim, root; to
sew:— (women that) sew (together).
8610. 123BF1 tapbas, taw-fas'; a prim, root; to
manipulate, i.e. seize; chiefly to cap-
ture, wield: spec, to overlay; fig. to use unwarrant-
ably:— catch, handle, (lay, take) hold (on, over), stop,
X surely, surprise, take.
8611. nBri topbetb, to'-feth; from the base of
8608; a smiting, i.e. (fig.) contempt:—
tabret.
8612. VSh Topbetb, to'-feth; the same as 8611;
Toplieth, a place near Jerus. :— Tophet,
Topheth.
8613. nnBFl Topbteb, tof-teh'; prob. a form
of 8612; Tophteh, a place of crema-
tion:— Tophet.
8614. "TIBFl tipbtay (Chald.), tif-tah'ee; perh.
from 8199; judicial, i.e. a lawyer:—
sheriff.
In&jtSFI totsa'ab. See 8444.
8615. Fn)?ri tiqvab, tik-vaw'; from 6960; lit. a
cord (as an attachment [comp. 6961]);
fig. expectancy:— expectation ([-ted]), hope, live,
thing that I long for.
8616. !"lTj?ri Xiqvab, tik-vaw'; the same as 8615;
Tikvah, the name of two Isr. :— Tikvah.
8617. fflilpri t e qnwmab, iek-oo-maw'; from
6965; resist fulness: — power to stand.
8618. finipri t e q6wm£m, tek-o-mame'; from
6965; an opponent:— rise up against.
8619. 5>ypF\ taqdwa', taw-ko'-ah; from 8628 (in
the musical sense); a trumpet:—
trumpet.
8620. 3>ipn X e q6wa«, tek-o'-ah; a form of 8619;
Tekoa, a place in Pal. :— Tekoa, Tekoah.
8621. "VftpFl X e q6w<iy, tek-oee'; or
lypFI X e qd'iy, tek-o-ee'; patron, from
: 8620; a Teko'ite or inhab. of Tekoah:—
Tekoite.
8622. FtBlpFI t e qfiwpbab, tek-oo-faw'; or
SHBpFI t e qupbab, tek-oo-faw'; from 5362;
a revolution, i.e. (of the sun) course,
(of time) lapse:— circuit, come about, end.
8623. CTpn taqqiypb, tak-keef; from 8630;
powerful:— mightier.
8624. Eppn taqqiypb (Chald.), tak-keef; cor-
resp. to 8623:— mighty, strong.
8625. bpri t e qal (Chald.), tek-al'; corresp. to 8254;
to balance:— Tekel, be weighed.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.
8653
6. TOP taqan, taw-kan'; a prim, root; to
equalize, i.e. straighten (intrans. or
trans.); fig. to compose: — set in order, make straight.
8627. "]p_FI t e qan (Chald ), teit-o»',- corresp. to 8626;
to straighten up, i.e. confirm: — establish.
8628. 3>pn taqa', taw-kah'; a prim, root; to clat-
ter, i.e. slap (the hands together), clang
(an instrument); by anal, to drive (a nail or tent-pin,
a dart, etc.) ; by impl. to become bondsman (by hand-
clasping):— blow ([a trumpet]), cast, clap, fasten,
pitch [tent], smite, sound, strike, X suretiship, thrust.
9. S>pn teqa«, tay-kah'; from 8628; a blast of a
trumpet:— sound.
^pFl X e qd«iy. See 8621.
'. npn taqapb, taw-kaf; a prim, root; to
overpower: — prevail (against).
8631. C]pn t°qepta (Chald.), tek-afe'; corresp. to
8630; to become (caus. make) mighty or
(flg.) obstinate:— make firm, harden, be (come)
strong.
8632. t|pri t e qoph (Chald.), tek-ofe'; corresp. to
8633; power:— might, strength.
8633 C|pri toqepb, to' -kef; from 8630; might or
(fig.) positiveness:— authority, power,
strength.
ilBpn t e qnpbab. See 8622.
"in tdr. See 8447, 8449.
8634. nbN*in Xar'alab, tar-al-aw'; prob. for
8653; s. reeling; Taralah, a place in
Pal. :— Taralah.
8635. n'fi'lP tarbnwtb, tar-booth'; from 7235;
multiplication, i.e. progeny: — in-
crease.
8636. rPS^n tarbtytb, tar-beeth'; from 7235;
multiplication, i.e. percentage or
bonus in addition to principal:— increase, unjust
gain.
8637. birtn tlrgal, teer-gaV; a denom. from 7270;
to cause to walk:— teach to go.
8638. QS'HFl tlrgam, teer-gam'; a denom. from
7275 in the sense of throwing over; to
transfer, i.e. translate: — interpret.
iTin torab. See 8451.
JtM'l'IP tardemah, tar-day-maw' ; from
7290; a lethargy or (by impl.)
trance: — deep sleep.
8640. ripfl^ri Xlrbaqab, teer-haw'-kaw; of
for. der. ; Tirhakah, a king of
Kush : —Tirhakah.
8641. STOI'IFI t e ruwmah, ter-oo-maw'; or
ITO'in t e rumab (Deut. 12 : 11), ter-oo-
maw'; from 7311 ; a present (as offered
up), espec. in sacrifice or as tribute:— gift, heave of-
fering ([shoulder]), oblation, offered (-ing).
8642. ("POIITI t e ruwmiyab, ter-oo-mee-yaw' ;
formed as 8641 ; a sacrificial offer-
ing:— oblation.
8643. inyilri t e ruw'ab, ter-oo-aW; from 7321;
clamor, i.e. acclamation of joy or a
battle-cry; espec. clangor of trumpets, as an ala-
rum:— alarm, blow (-ing) (of, the) (trumpets), joy,
jubile, loud noise, rejoicing, shout (-ing), (high, joy-
ful) sound (-ing).
8644. !lB11P t e ruwpbab, ter-oo-faw'; from
7322 in the sense of its congener 7495;
a remedy;— medicine.
8645. riT"in tirzab, teer-zaw'; prob. from 7329; a
species of tree (appar. from its slender-
ness), perh. the cypress:— cypress.
8646. rTnri Xeracb, teh'-rakh; of uncert. der. ;
Terach, the father of Abraham; also a
place in the Desert:— Tarah, Terah.
8647. tlJH^P Xircbanah, teer-ftAan-aifl',' of un-
cert. der.; Tirchanah, an Isr.:— Tir-
hanah.
8648. P'nn t e reyn (Chald.), ter-ane'; fem.
"priori tarteyn, tar-tane'; corresp. to
8147; too.'— second, + twelve, two.
8649. Fttfin tormab, tor-maw'; and
rVWlP" tarmuwtli, tar-mooth'; or
rPU'nri tarmiytb, tar-meeth'; from 7411;
fraud:— deceit (-ful), privily.
flHnri t e rumah. See 8641.
8650. yiFl toren, to'^ren; prob. for 766; a pole (as
a mast or flag-staff):— beacon, mast.
8651. S^FI t e ra< (Chald.), ter-ah'; corresp. to
8179; a door; by impl. a paiace:— gate
mouth.
8652. S'lP tara« (Chald.), taw-raw"; from 8651; a
doorkeeper:— porter.
nbsnn tar'elab, tar-ay4aw'; from 7477-,
reeling:— astonishment, trembling.
8654. "W'lP Xlr'atbiy, teer-aw-thee' ; patrial
from an unused name mean, gate; a
Tirathite or inhab. of an unknown Tirah:— Tirathite.
8655. fiiB^Fl t e rapbiym, ter-aw-feme' ; plur.
per. from 7495; a healer; Teraphim
(sing, or plur.) a family idol:— idols (-atry), images,
teraphim.
8656. SlS'lFl XIrtsab, ieer-tsaw'; from 7521; de-
lightsomeness; Tirtsah, a place in
Pal. ; also an Israelitess :— Tirzah.
8657. IZj^P Xeresb, teh'-resh; of for. der.; Te-
resh, a eunuch of Xerxes:— Teresh.
8658. IITUJ^P tarsbiysb, tar-sheesh'; prob. of
for. der. [comp. 8659] ; a gem, perh.
the topaz:— beryl.
8659. IZJitfj'IP Xarshiysb, tar-sheesh'; prob. the
same as 8658 (as the region of the
stone, or the reverse); Tarshish, a place on the Medi
terranean, hence the epithet of a merchant vessel tat
if for or from that port) ; also the name of a Persian
and of an Isr. :— Tarshish, Tharshish.
8660. Nnuj'iri Xlrsbatha', teer-shaw-thaw' ; of
for. der. ; the title of a Pers. deputy
or governor:— Tirshatha.
yvnn tarteyn. See 8648.
8661. WftP. Tartan, tar-tawn'; of for. der.; Tar-
tan, an Assyrian:— Tartan.
8662. priori Xartaq, tar-tawk'; of for. der.;
Tartak, a deity of the Awites:—
Tartak.
8663. !"I{JlBP t e ebu>ah, tesh-oo-aw 1 ; from 7722;
a crashing or loud clamor: — crying,
noise, shouting, stir.
Stan tosbab. See 8453.
8664. "'ailJITl Tishbiy, tish-bee'; patrial from an
unused name mean, recourse; a Tish-
bite or inhab. of Tishbeh (in Gilead):— Tishbite.
8665. y3tj3ri taslibets, tash-bates'; from 7660;
checkered stuff (as reticulated):—
broidered.
t'Q'TOP t e shuwbab, tesh-oo-baw' ; or
flilpP fsbubab, tesh-oo-baw'; from 7725;
a recurrence (of time or place); a re-
ply (as returned): — answer, be expired, return.
8667. n52ltori t e suwnietb, tes-oo-meth'; from
7760; a deposit, i.e. pledging:—
-f fellowship.
8668. W<w5ri t'shuw'ah, tesh-oo-aw' ; or
W125P fsbu'ab, tesh-oo-aw'; from 7768 in
the sense of 3467; rescue (lit. or flg.,
pers., national or spir.):— deliverance, help, safety,
salvation, victory.
8669. !-|]5TlUFI fsbuwqab, tesh-oo-kauf ; from
7783 in the orig. sense of stretching
out after; a longing:— desire.
8670. JYlllDP t e shuwrah, tesh-oo-raw 1 ; from
7788 in the sense of arrival; a gift:—
present.
P1TOP tasbebetb. See 516.
!"P1ZJF1 tusbiyab. See 8454.
8671. iT&Fi t e sbiy«ty, tesh-ee-ee'; ord. from
8672; ninth:— ninth.
S"WlBn t«sba<ab. See 8668.
8672. Sfflri tfesba*, tay'-shah; or (masc.)
!"Wffiri tlsb'ab, tish-aw'; perh. from 8159
through the idea of a turn to the next
or full number ten; nine or (ord.) ninth:— nine
(+ -teen, + -teenth, -th).
8673. fi^SJTlJri tisb'iym, tish-eem'; multiple from
8672; ninety:— ninety.
8674. ''JFIEI Xatt e nay, tat-ten-ah'ee; of for. der/,
Tattenai, a Persian:— Tatnai.
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