דָּלַג
Headword: דָּלַג Transliteration: dâlag Source pronunciation: daw-lag' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to spring Usage: leap.
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Page 10 of 44דַּלָּה
Headword: דַּלָּה Transliteration: dallâh Source pronunciation: dal-law' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1802; Meaning: properly, something dangling, i.e. a loos
Biblical Hebrew · H1803דָּלָה
Headword: דָּלָה Transliteration: dâlâh Source pronunciation: daw-law' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root (compare 1809); Meaning: properly, to dangle, i.
Biblical Hebrew · H1802דָּלַח
Headword: דָּלַח Transliteration: dâlach Source pronunciation: daw-lakh' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to roil water Usage: trouble.
Biblical Hebrew · H1804דְּלִי
Headword: דְּלִי Transliteration: dᵉlîy Source pronunciation: del-ee' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or דֳּלִי; from 1802; Meaning: a pail or jar (for drawing water)
Biblical Hebrew · H1805דְּלָיָה
Headword: דְּלָיָה Transliteration: Dᵉlâyâh Source pronunciation: del-aw-yaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or (prolonged) דְּלָיָהוּxlit Dᵉlâyâhhûw corrected t
Source language unspecified · H1806דָּלִיָּה
Headword: דָּלִיָּה Transliteration: dâlîyâh Source pronunciation: daw-lee-yaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1802; Meaning: something dangling, i.e. a bough U
Biblical Hebrew · H1808דְּלִילָה
Headword: דְּלִילָה Transliteration: Dᵉlîylâh Source pronunciation: del-ee-law' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-f Source language classification: x-pn Note: lemma דִּלִילָה first vowel, corrected to דְּלִילָה Source ety
Source language unspecified · H1807דָּלַל
Headword: דָּלַל Transliteration: dâlal Source pronunciation: daw-lal' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root (compare 1802); Meaning: to slacken or be feeble
Biblical Hebrew · H1809דִּלְעָן
Headword: דִּלְעָן Transliteration: Dilʻân Source pronunciation: dil-awn' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: Dilan, a place in Pa
Source language unspecified · H1810דֶּלֶף
Headword: דֶּלֶף Transliteration: deleph Source pronunciation: deh'-lef Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1811; Meaning: a dripping Usage: dropping.
Biblical Hebrew · H1812דָּלַף
Headword: דָּלַף Transliteration: dâlaph Source pronunciation: daw-laf' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to drip; by implication, to weep Usag
Biblical Hebrew · H1811דַּלְפוֹן
Headword: דַּלְפוֹן Transliteration: Dalphôwn Source pronunciation: dal-fone' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1811; dripping; Meaning: Dalphon, a son of Hama
Source language unspecified · H1813דְּלַק
Headword: דְּלַק Transliteration: dᵉlaq Source pronunciation: del-ak' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1814 Usage: burn.
Biblical Aramaic · H1815דָּלַק
Headword: דָּלַק Transliteration: dâlaq Source pronunciation: daw-lak' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to flame (literally or figuratively) U
Biblical Hebrew · H1814דַּלֶּקֶת
Headword: דַּלֶּקֶת Transliteration: dalleqeth Source pronunciation: dal-lek'-keth Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: ; from 1814; Meaning: a burning fever Usage: inflam
Biblical Hebrew · H1816דֶּלֶת
Headword: דֶּלֶת Transliteration: deleth Source pronunciation: deh'-leth Source part-of-speech code: n-m n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1802; Meaning: something swinging, i.e. the valve of
Biblical Hebrew · H1817דָּם
Headword: דָּם Transliteration: dâm Source pronunciation: dawm Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1826 (compare 119); Meaning: blood (as that which when shed causes
Biblical Hebrew · H1818דְּמָה
Headword: דְּמָה Transliteration: dᵉmâh Source pronunciation: dem-aw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1819; Meaning: to resemble Usage: be li
Biblical Aramaic · H1821דָּמָה
Headword: דָּמָה Transliteration: dâmâh Source pronunciation: daw-maw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to compare; by implication, to resembl
Biblical Hebrew · H1819דָּמָה
Headword: דָּמָה Transliteration: dâmâh Source pronunciation: daw-mam' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to be dumb or silent; hence, to fail o
Biblical Hebrew · H1820דֻּמָּה
Headword: דֻּמָּה Transliteration: dummâh Source pronunciation: doom-maw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1820; Meaning: desolation; concretely, desolate Usage:
Biblical Hebrew · H1822דְּמוּת
Headword: דְּמוּת Transliteration: dᵉmûwth Source pronunciation: dem-ooth' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1819; Meaning: resemblance; concretely, model, shape;
Biblical Hebrew · H1823דְּמִי
Headword: דְּמִי Transliteration: dᵉmîy Source pronunciation: dem-ee' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or דֳּמִי; from 1820; Meaning: quiet Usage: cutting off, rest, s
Biblical Hebrew · H1824דִּמְיוֹן
Headword: דִּמְיוֹן Transliteration: dimyôwn Source pronunciation: dim-yone' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1819; Meaning: resemblance Usage: × like.
Biblical Hebrew · H1825דָּמַם
Headword: דָּמַם Transliteration: dâmam Source pronunciation: daw-man' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root (compare 1724, 1820); Meaning: to be dumb; by im
Biblical Hebrew · H1826דְּמָמָה
Headword: דְּמָמָה Transliteration: dᵉmâmâh Source pronunciation: dem-aw-maw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: feminine from 1826; Meaning: quiet Usage: calm, silence,
Biblical Hebrew · H1827דֹּמֶן
Headword: דֹּמֶן Transliteration: dômen Source pronunciation: do'-men Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: manure Usage: dung.
Biblical Hebrew · H1828דִּמְנָה
Headword: דִּמְנָה Transliteration: Dimnâh Source pronunciation: dim-naw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: feminine from the same as 1828; a dung-heap; Meaning:
Source language unspecified · H1829דֶּמַע
Headword: דֶּמַע Transliteration: demaʻ Source pronunciation: dah'-mah Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1830; Meaning: a tear; figuratively, juice Usage: liquor.
Biblical Hebrew · H1831דָּמַע
Headword: דָּמַע Transliteration: dâmaʻ Source pronunciation: daw-mah' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to weep Usage: × sore, weep.
Biblical Hebrew · H1830דִּמְעָה
Headword: דִּמְעָה Transliteration: dimʻâh Source pronunciation: dim-aw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: feminine of 1831; Meaning: weeping Usage: tears.
Biblical Hebrew · H1832דְּמֶשֶׁק
Headword: דְּמֶשֶׁק Transliteration: dᵉmesheq Source pronunciation: dem-eh'-shek Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: by orthographical variation from 1834; Meaning: damas
Biblical Hebrew · H1833דַּמֶּשֶׂק
Headword: דַּמֶּשֶׂק Transliteration: Dammeseq Source pronunciation: dam-meh'-sek Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or דּוּמֶשֶׂק; or דַּרְמֶשֶׂק; of foreign orig
Source language unspecified · H1834דֵּן
Headword: דֵּן Transliteration: dên Source pronunciation: dane Source part-of-speech code: d Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) an orthographical variation of 1791; Meaning: this Usage: (afor
Biblical Aramaic · H1836דָּן
Headword: דָּן Transliteration: Dân Source pronunciation: dawn Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1777; judge; Meaning: Dan, one of the sons of Jacob; also the
Source language unspecified · H1835דָּן יַעַן
Headword: דָּן יַעַן Transliteration: Dân Yaʻan Source pronunciation: dawn yah'-an Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1835 and (apparently) 3282; judge of pur
Source language unspecified · H1842דַּנָּה
Headword: דַּנָּה Transliteration: Dannâh Source pronunciation: dan-naw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: Dannah, a place in Pa
Source language unspecified · H1837דִּנְהָבָה
Headword: דִּנְהָבָה Transliteration: Dinhâbâh Source pronunciation: din-haw-baw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: Dinhabah, an
Source language unspecified · H1838דָּנִי
Headword: דָּנִי Transliteration: Dânîy Source pronunciation: daw-nee' Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: patronymically from 1835; Meaning: a Danite (often collectively)
Source language unspecified · H1839דָנִיֵּאל
Headword: דָנִיֵּאל Transliteration: Dânîyêʼl Source pronunciation: daw-nee-yale' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: in Ezekiel it is; דָּנִאֵל; from 1835 and 410; j
Source language unspecified · H1840דָּנִיֵּאל
Headword: דָּנִיֵּאל Transliteration: Dânîyêʼl Source pronunciation: daw-nee-yale' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1840; Meaning: Danij
Source language unspecified · H1841דֵּעַ
Headword: דֵּעַ Transliteration: dêaʻ Source pronunciation: day'-ah Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 3045; Meaning: knowledge Usage: knowledge, opinion.
Biblical Hebrew · H1843דֵּעָה
Headword: דֵּעָה Transliteration: dêʻâh Source pronunciation: day-aw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: feminine of 1843; Meaning: knowledge Usage: knowledge.
Biblical Hebrew · H1844דְּעוּאֵל
Headword: דְּעוּאֵל Transliteration: Dᵉʻûwʼêl Source pronunciation: deh-oo-ale' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 3045 and 410; known of God; Meaning: Deuel, a
Source language unspecified · H1845דָּעַךְ
Headword: דָּעַךְ Transliteration: dâʻak Source pronunciation: daw-ak' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to be extinguished; figuratively, to e
Biblical Hebrew · H1846דַּעַת
Headword: דַּעַת Transliteration: daʻath Source pronunciation: dah'-ath Source part-of-speech code: n Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 3045; Meaning: knowledge Usage: cunning, (ig-) norantly, kn
Biblical Hebrew · H1847דׇּפִי
Headword: דׇּפִי Transliteration: dophîy Source pronunciation: dof'-ee Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root (meaning to push over); Meaning: a stumblin
Biblical Hebrew · H1848דָּפַק
Headword: דָּפַק Transliteration: dâphaq Source pronunciation: daw-fak' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to knock; by analogy, to press severe
Biblical Hebrew · H1849דׇּפְקָה
Headword: דׇּפְקָה Transliteration: Dophqâh Source pronunciation: dof-kaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1849; a knock; Meaning: Dophkah, a place in the
Source language unspecified · H1850דַּק
Headword: דַּק Transliteration: daq Source pronunciation: dak Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1854; Meaning: crushed, i.e. (by implication) small or thin Usage: dw
Biblical Hebrew · H1851דֹּק
Headword: דֹּק Transliteration: dôq Source pronunciation: doke Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1854; Meaning: something crumbling, i.e. fine (as a thin cloth) Us
Biblical Hebrew · H1852דִּקְלָה
Headword: דִּקְלָה Transliteration: Diqlâh Source pronunciation: dik-law' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: of foreign origin; Meaning: Diklah, a region of
Source language unspecified · H1853דְּקַק
Headword: דְּקַק Transliteration: dᵉqaq Source pronunciation: dek-ak' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1854; Meaning: to crumble or (trans.) c
Biblical Aramaic · H1855דָּקַק
Headword: דָּקַק Transliteration: dâqaq Source pronunciation: daw-kak' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root (compare 1915); Meaning: to crush (or intransiti
Biblical Hebrew · H1854דֶּקֶר
Headword: דֶּקֶר Transliteration: Deqer Source pronunciation: deh'-ker Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1856; a stab; Meaning: Deker, an Israelite Usage: Deka
Source language unspecified · H1857דָּקַר
Headword: דָּקַר Transliteration: dâqar Source pronunciation: daw-kar' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to stab; by analogy, to starve; figura
Biblical Hebrew · H1856דַּר
Headword: דַּר Transliteration: dar Source pronunciation: dar Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: apparently from the same as 1865; Meaning: properly, a pearl (from its s
Biblical Hebrew · H1858דָּר
Headword: דָּר Transliteration: dâr Source pronunciation: dawr Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1755; Meaning: an age Usage: generation.
Biblical Aramaic · H1859דְּרָאוֹן
Headword: דְּרָאוֹן Transliteration: dᵉrâʼôwn Source pronunciation: der-aw-one' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or דֵּרָאוֹן; from an unused root (meaning to repulse)
Biblical Hebrew · H1860דׇּרְבוֹן
Headword: דׇּרְבוֹן Transliteration: dorbôwn Source pronunciation: dor-bone' Source part-of-speech code: n Source language classification: heb Source etymology: (also dor-bawn'); of uncertain derivation; Meaning: a goad
Biblical Hebrew · H1861דַּרְדַּע
Headword: דַּרְדַּע Transliteration: Dardaʻ Source pronunciation: dar-dah' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: apparently from 1858 and 1843; pearl of knowledge; Mean
Source language unspecified · H1862דַּרְדַּר
Headword: דַּרְדַּר Transliteration: dardar Source pronunciation: dar-dar' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: a thorn Usage: thistle.
Biblical Hebrew · H1863דָּרוֹם
Headword: דָּרוֹם Transliteration: dârôwm Source pronunciation: daw-rome' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: the south; poet. the south
Biblical Hebrew · H1864דְּרוֹר
Headword: דְּרוֹר Transliteration: dᵉrôwr Source pronunciation: der-ore' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root (meaning to move rapidly); Meaning: freed
Biblical Hebrew · H1865דְּרוֹר
Headword: דְּרוֹר Transliteration: dᵉrôwr Source pronunciation: der-ore' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: the same as 1865, applied to a bird; Meaning: the swift, a ki
Biblical Hebrew · H1866דָּֽרְיָוֵשׁ
Headword: דָּֽרְיָוֵשׁ Transliteration: Dârᵉyâvêsh Source pronunciation: daw-reh-yaw-vaysh' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: of Persian origin; Meaning: Darejavesh
Source language unspecified · H1867דָּֽרְיָוֵשׁ
Headword: דָּֽרְיָוֵשׁ Transliteration: Dârᵉyâvêsh Source pronunciation: daw-reh-yaw-vaysh' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1867 Usage:
Biblical Aramaic · H1868דֶּרֶךְ
Headword: דֶּרֶךְ Transliteration: derek Source pronunciation: deh'-rek Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1869; Meaning: a road (as trodden); figuratively, a cours
Biblical Hebrew · H1870דָּרַךְ
Headword: דָּרַךְ Transliteration: dârak Source pronunciation: daw-rak' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to tread; by implication, to walk; al
Biblical Hebrew · H1869דַּרְכְּמוֹן
Headword: דַּרְכְּמוֹן Transliteration: darkᵉmôwn Source pronunciation: dar-kem-one' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: of Persian origin; Meaning: a 'drachma', or coin
Biblical Hebrew · H1871דְּרַע
Headword: דְּרַע Transliteration: dᵉraʻ Source pronunciation: der-aw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 2220; Meaning: an arm Usage: arm.
Biblical Aramaic · H1872דָּרַע
Headword: דָּרַע Transliteration: Dâraʻ Source pronunciation: daw-rah' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: probably a contraction from 1862; Meaning: Dara, an Israeli
Source language unspecified · H1873דַּרְקוֹן
Headword: דַּרְקוֹן Transliteration: Darqôwn Source pronunciation: dar-kone' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: Darkon, one of 'Sol
Source language unspecified · H1874דָּרַשׁ
Headword: דָּרַשׁ Transliteration: dârash Source pronunciation: daw-rash' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: properly, to tread or frequent; usu
Biblical Hebrew · H1875דֶּשֶׁא
Headword: דֶּשֶׁא Transliteration: desheʼ Source pronunciation: deh'-sheh Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1876; Meaning: a sprout; by analogy, grass Usage: (tend
Biblical Hebrew · H1877דָּשָׁא
Headword: דָּשָׁא Transliteration: dâshâʼ Source pronunciation: daw-shaw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to sprout Usage: bring forth, sprin
Biblical Hebrew · H1876דֶּשֶׁן
Headword: דֶּשֶׁן Transliteration: deshen Source pronunciation: deh'-shen Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1878; Meaning: the fat; abstractly fatness, i.e. (figur
Biblical Hebrew · H1880דָּשֵׁן
Headword: דָּשֵׁן Transliteration: dâshên Source pronunciation: daw-shane' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; also denominatively (from 1880) Meaning: to
Biblical Hebrew · H1878דָּשֵׁן
Headword: דָּשֵׁן Transliteration: dâshên Source pronunciation: daw-shane' Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1878; Meaning: fat; figuratively, rich, fertile Usage: f
Biblical Hebrew · H1879דָּת
Headword: דָּת Transliteration: dâth Source pronunciation: dawth Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: of uncertain (perhaps foreign) derivation; Meaning: a royal edict or
Biblical Hebrew · H1881דָּת
Headword: דָּת Transliteration: dâth Source pronunciation: dawth Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1881; Usage: decree, law.
Biblical Aramaic · H1882דֶּתֶא
Headword: דֶּתֶא Transliteration: detheʼ Source pronunciation: deh'-thay Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1877 Usage: tender grass.
Biblical Aramaic · H1883דְּתָבָר
Headword: דְּתָבָר Transliteration: dᵉthâbâr Source pronunciation: deth-aw-bawr' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) of Persian origin; Meaning: meaning one ski
Biblical Aramaic · H1884דָּתָן
Headword: דָּתָן Transliteration: Dâthân Source pronunciation: daw-thawn' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: Dathan, an Israelite U
Source language unspecified · H1885דֹּתָן
Headword: דֹּתָן Transliteration: Dôthân Source pronunciation: do'-thawn Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or (Aramaic dual) דֹּתַיִן; (Genesis 37:17), of uncerta
Source language unspecified · H1886הֵא
Headword: הֵא Transliteration: hêʼ Source pronunciation: hay Source part-of-speech code: inj Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive particle; Meaning: lo! Usage: behold, lo.
Biblical Hebrew · H1887הֵא
Headword: הֵא Transliteration: hêʼ Source pronunciation: hay Source part-of-speech code: dp Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) or הָא; (Aramaic), corresponding to 1887 Usage: even, lo.
Biblical Aramaic · H1888הֶאָח
Headword: הֶאָח Transliteration: heʼâch Source pronunciation: heh-awkh' Source part-of-speech code: inj Source language classification: heb Note: xlit heâch corrected to heʼâch Source etymology: from 1887 and 253; Meanin
Biblical Hebrew · H1889הַבְהָב
Headword: הַבְהָב Transliteration: habhâb Source pronunciation: hab-hawb' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: by reduplication from 3051; Meaning: gift (in sacrifice), i.
Biblical Hebrew · H1890הֶבֶל
Headword: הֶבֶל Transliteration: hebel Source pronunciation: heh'bel Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or (rarely in the abs.) הֲבֵל; from 1891; Meaning: emptiness or v
Biblical Hebrew · H1892הֶבֶל
Headword: הֶבֶל Transliteration: Hebel Source pronunciation: heh'-bel Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: the same as 1892; Meaning: Hebel, the son of Adam Usage: Abe
Source language unspecified · H1893הָבַל
Headword: הָבַל Transliteration: hâbal Source pronunciation: haw-bal' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to be vain in act, word, or expectation
Biblical Hebrew · H1891הֹבֶן
Headword: הֹבֶן Transliteration: hôben Source pronunciation: ho'-ben Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: only in plural, from an unused root meaning to be hard; Meaning:
Biblical Hebrew · H1894הָבַר
Headword: הָבַר Transliteration: hâbar Source pronunciation: haw-bar' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root of uncertain (perhaps foreign) derivation; Meanin
Biblical Hebrew · H1895הֵגֵא
Headword: הֵגֵא Transliteration: Hêgêʼ Source pronunciation: hay-gay' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or (by permutation) הֵגַי; probably of Persian origin; Meani
Source language unspecified · H1896הֶגֶה
Headword: הֶגֶה Transliteration: hegeh Source pronunciation: heh'-geh Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1897; Meaning: a muttering (in sighing, thought, or as thun
Biblical Hebrew · H1899הָגָה
Headword: הָגָה Transliteration: hâgâh Source pronunciation: daw-gaw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root (compare 1901); Meaning: to murmur (in pleasure o
Biblical Hebrew · H1897הָגָה
Headword: הָגָה Transliteration: hâgâh Source pronunciation: haw-gaw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to remove Usage: stay, stay away.
Biblical Hebrew · H1898הָגוּת
Headword: הָגוּת Transliteration: hâgûwth Source pronunciation: haw-gooth' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1897; Meaning: musing Usage: meditation.
Biblical Hebrew · H1900הָגִיג
Headword: הָגִיג Transliteration: hâgîyg Source pronunciation: haw-gheeg' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root akin to 1897; Meaning: properly, a murmu
Biblical Hebrew · H1901הִגָּיוֹן
Headword: הִגָּיוֹן Transliteration: higgâyôwn Source pronunciation: hig-gaw-yone' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: intensive from 1897; Meaning: a murmuring sound, i.
Biblical Hebrew · H1902הָגִין
Headword: הָגִין Transliteration: hâgîyn Source pronunciation: haw-gheen' Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: heb Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: perhaps suitable or turning
Biblical Hebrew · H1903הָגָר
Headword: הָגָר Transliteration: Hâgâr Source pronunciation: haw-gawr' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-f Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: of uncertain (perhaps foreign) derivation; Meaning: Hagar,
Source language unspecified · H1904הַגְרִי
Headword: הַגְרִי Transliteration: Hagrîy Source pronunciation: hag-ree' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or (prolonged) הַגְרִיאxlit Hagrîʼ corrected to Hagrîyʼ; pe
Source language unspecified · H1905הֵד
Headword: הֵד Transliteration: hêd Source pronunciation: hade Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: for 1959; Meaning: a shout Usage: sounding again.
Biblical Hebrew · H1906הַדָּבָר
Headword: הַדָּבָר Transliteration: haddâbâr Source pronunciation: had-daw-bawr' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) probably of foreign origin; Meaning: a vizi
Biblical Aramaic · H1907הֲדַד
Headword: הֲדַד Transliteration: Hădad Source pronunciation: had-ad' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: probably of foreign origin (compare 111); Meaning: Hadad, the
Source language unspecified · H1908הֲדַדְעֶזֶר
Headword: הֲדַדְעֶזֶר Transliteration: Hădadʻezer Source pronunciation: had-ad-eh'-zer Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1908 and 5828; Hadad (is his) help; Me
Source language unspecified · H1909הֲדַדְרִמּוֹן
Headword: הֲדַדְרִמּוֹן Transliteration: Hădadrimmôwn Source pronunciation: had-ad-rim-mone' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1908 and 7417; Meaning: Hadad-
Source language unspecified · H1910הָדָה
Headword: הָדָה Transliteration: hâdâh Source pronunciation: haw-daw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root (compare 3034); Meaning: to stretch forth the han
Biblical Hebrew · H1911הֹדוּ
Headword: הֹדוּ Transliteration: Hôdûw Source pronunciation: ho'-doo Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: of foreign origin; Meaning: Hodu (i.e. Hindustan) Usage: In
Source language unspecified · H1912הֲדוֹרָם
Headword: הֲדוֹרָם Transliteration: Hădôwrâm Source pronunciation: had-o-rawm' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or הֲדֹרָם; probably of foreign derivation; Meaning
Source language unspecified · H1913הִדַּי
Headword: הִדַּי Transliteration: Hidday Source pronunciation: hid-dah'ee Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: Hiddai, an Israelite U
Source language unspecified · H1914הָדַךְ
Headword: הָדַךְ Transliteration: hâdak Source pronunciation: haw-dak' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Note: lemma הָדךְ missing vowel, corrected to הָדַךְ Source etymology: a primitive
Biblical Hebrew · H1915הֲדֹם
Headword: הֲדֹם Transliteration: hădôm Source pronunciation: had-ome' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root meaning to stamp upon; Meaning: a footstool
Biblical Hebrew · H1916הַדָּם
Headword: הַדָּם Transliteration: haddâm Source pronunciation: had-dawm' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) from a root corresponding to that of 1916; Meaning:
Biblical Aramaic · H1917הֲדַס
Headword: הֲדַס Transliteration: hădaç Source pronunciation: had-as' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: the myrtle Usage: myrtle (tree)
Biblical Hebrew · H1918הֲדַסָּה
Headword: הֲדַסָּה Transliteration: Hădaççâh Source pronunciation: had-as-saw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-f Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: feminine of 1918; Meaning: Hadassah (or Esther) Usa
Source language unspecified · H1919הָדַף
Headword: הָדַף Transliteration: hâdaph Source pronunciation: haw-daf' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to push away or down Usage: cast away
Biblical Hebrew · H1920הֲדַר
Headword: הֲדַר Transliteration: hădar Source pronunciation: had-ar' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: arc Note: lemma הֲדַּר extra dagesh, corrected to הֲדַר Source etymology: (Aramaic) corre
Biblical Aramaic · H1922הֲדַר
Headword: הֲדַר Transliteration: hădar Source pronunciation: had-ar' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) from 1922; Meaning: magnificence Usage: honour, majesty
Biblical Aramaic · H1923הֲדַר
Headword: הֲדַר Transliteration: Hădar Source pronunciation: had-ar' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: the same as 1926; Meaning: Hadar, an Edomite Usage: Hadar.
Source language unspecified · H1924הֶדֶר
Headword: הֶדֶר Transliteration: heder Source pronunciation: heh'-der Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1921; Meaning: honour; used (figuratively) for the capital
Biblical Hebrew · H1925הָדַר
Headword: הָדַר Transliteration: hâdar Source pronunciation: haw-dar' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to swell up (literally or figuratively,
Biblical Hebrew · H1921הָדָר
Headword: הָדָר Transliteration: hâdâr Source pronunciation: haw-dawr' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1921; Meaning: magnificence, i.e. ornament or splendor Usa
Biblical Hebrew · H1926הֲדָרָה
Headword: הֲדָרָה Transliteration: hădârâh Source pronunciation: had-aw-raw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: feminine of 1926; Meaning: decoration Usage: beauty, hono
Biblical Hebrew · H1927הֲדַרְעֶזֶר
Headword: הֲדַרְעֶזֶר Transliteration: Hădarʻezer Source pronunciation: had-ar-eh'-zer Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1924 and 5828; Hadar (i.e. Hadad, 1908
Source language unspecified · H1928הָהּ
Headword: הָהּ Transliteration: hâhh Source pronunciation: haw Source part-of-speech code: inj Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a shortened form of 162; Meaning: ah! expressing grief Usage: woe worth
Biblical Hebrew · H1929הוֹ
Headword: הוֹ Transliteration: hôw Source pronunciation: ho Source part-of-speech code: inj Source language classification: heb Source etymology: by permutation from 1929; Meaning: oh! Usage: alas.
Biblical Hebrew · H1930הוּא
Headword: הוּא Transliteration: hûwʼ Source pronunciation: hoo Source part-of-speech code: p Source language classification: heb Source etymology: of which the feminine (beyond the Pentateuch) is הִיא; he a primitive wor
Biblical Hebrew · H1931הוּא
Headword: הוּא Transliteration: hûwʼ Source pronunciation: hoo Source part-of-speech code: p Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) or (feminine) הִיא; (Aramaic), corresponding to 1931 Usage: × a
Biblical Aramaic · H1932הָוָא
Headword: הָוָא Transliteration: hâvâʼ Source pronunciation: haw-vaw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or הָוָה; a primitive root (compare 183, 1961) supposed to mean pr
Biblical Hebrew · H1933הָוָא
Headword: הָוָא Transliteration: hâvâʼ Source pronunciation: hav-aw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) or הָוָה; (Aramaic), corresponding to 1933; Meaning: to e
Biblical Aramaic · H1934הוֹד
Headword: הוֹד Transliteration: hôwd Source pronunciation: hode Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root; Meaning: grandeur (i.e. an imposing form and appe
Biblical Hebrew · H1935הוֹד
Headword: הוֹד Transliteration: Hôwd Source pronunciation: hode Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: the same as 1935; Meaning: Hod, an Israelite Usage: Hod.
Source language unspecified · H1936הוֹדְוָה
Headword: הוֹדְוָה Transliteration: Hôwdᵉvâh Source pronunciation: ho-dev-aw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: a form of 1938; Meaning: Hodevah (or Hodevjah), an I
Source language unspecified · H1937הוֹדַוְיָה
Headword: הוֹדַוְיָה Transliteration: Hôwdavyâh Source pronunciation: ho-dav-yaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1935 and 3050; majesty of Jah; Meaning: Hod
Source language unspecified · H1938הוֹדִיָּה
Headword: הוֹדִיָּה Transliteration: Hôwdîyâh Source pronunciation: ho-dee-yaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-f Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: a form for the feminine of 3064; Meaning: a Jewess
Source language unspecified · H1940הוֹדִיָּה
Headword: הוֹדִיָּה Transliteration: Hôwdîyâh Source pronunciation: ho-dee-yaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: a form of 1938; Meaning: Hodijah, the name of thre
Source language unspecified · H1941הוֹדַיְוָהוּ
Headword: הוֹדַיְוָהוּ Transliteration: Hôwdayvâhûw Source pronunciation: ho-dah-yeh-vaw'-hoo Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: a form of 1938; Meaning: Hodajvah, a
Source language unspecified · H1939הַוָּה
Headword: הַוָּה Transliteration: havvâh Source pronunciation: hav-vaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1933 (in the sense of eagerly coveting and rushing upon;
Biblical Hebrew · H1942הֹוָה
Headword: הֹוָה Transliteration: hôvâh Source pronunciation: ho-vaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: another form for 1942; Meaning: ruin Usage: mischief.
Biblical Hebrew · H1943הוֹהָם
Headword: הוֹהָם Transliteration: Hôwhâm Source pronunciation: ho-hawm' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: Hoham, a Canaanitish kin
Source language unspecified · H1944הוֹי
Headword: הוֹי Transliteration: hôwy Source pronunciation: hoh'ee Source part-of-speech code: inj Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a prolonged form of 1930 (akin to 188); Meaning: oh! Usage: ah, alas
Biblical Hebrew · H1945הוּךְ
Headword: הוּךְ Transliteration: hûwk Source pronunciation: hook Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1981; Meaning: to go; causatively, to bring
Biblical Aramaic · H1946הוֹלֵלָה
Headword: הוֹלֵלָה Transliteration: hôwlêlâh Source pronunciation: ho-lay-law' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: feminine active participle of 1984; Meaning: folly Usag
Biblical Hebrew · H1947הוֹלֵלוּת
Headword: הוֹלֵלוּת Transliteration: hôwlêlûwth Source pronunciation: ho-lay-looth' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from active participle of 1984; Meaning: folly Usa
Biblical Hebrew · H1948הוּם
Headword: הוּם Transliteration: hûwm Source pronunciation: hoom Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root (compare 2000); Meaning: to make an uproar, or agitate
Biblical Hebrew · H1949הוֹמָם
Headword: הוֹמָם Transliteration: Hôwmâm Source pronunciation: ho-mawm' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 2000; raging; Meaning: Homam, an Edomitish chieftain
Source language unspecified · H1950הוֹן
Headword: הוֹן Transliteration: hôwn Source pronunciation: hone Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from the same as 1951 in the sense of 202; Meaning: wealth; by implica
Biblical Hebrew · H1952הוּן
Headword: הוּן Transliteration: hûwn Source pronunciation: hoon Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: properly, to be naught, i.e. (figuratively) t
Biblical Hebrew · H1951הוֹשָׁמָע
Headword: הוֹשָׁמָע Transliteration: Hôwshâmâʻ Source pronunciation: ho-shaw-maw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 3068 and 8085; Jehovah has heard; Meaning:
Source language unspecified · H1953הוֹשֵׁעַ
Headword: הוֹשֵׁעַ Transliteration: Hôwshêaʻ Source pronunciation: ho-shay'-ah Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 3467; deliverer; Meaning: Hoshea, the name of
Source language unspecified · H1954הוֹשַׁעְיָה
Headword: הוֹשַׁעְיָה Transliteration: Hôwshaʻyâh Source pronunciation: ho-shah-yaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 3467 and 3050; Jah has saved; Meaning: H
Source language unspecified · H1955הוֹתִיר
Headword: הוֹתִיר Transliteration: Hôwthîyr Source pronunciation: ho-theer' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 3498; he has caused to remain; Meaning: Hothir, a
Source language unspecified · H1956הָזָה
Headword: הָזָה Transliteration: hâzâh Source pronunciation: haw-zaw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root (compare 2372); Meaning: to dream Usage: sleep.
Biblical Hebrew · H1957הִי
Headword: הִי Transliteration: hîy Source pronunciation: he Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: for 5092; Meaning: lamentation Usage: woe. (For hiyr. See 1931, 1932.)
Biblical Hebrew · H1958הֵידָד
Headword: הֵידָד Transliteration: hêydâd Source pronunciation: hay-dawd' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root (meaning to shout); Meaning: acclamation
Biblical Hebrew · H1959הֻיְּדָה
Headword: הֻיְּדָה Transliteration: huyᵉdâh Source pronunciation: hoo-yed-aw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from the same as 1959; Meaning: properly, an acclaim, i.
Biblical Hebrew · H1960הַיָּה
Headword: הַיָּה Transliteration: hayâh Source pronunciation: hah-yaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: another form for 1943; Meaning: ruin Usage: calamity.
Biblical Hebrew · H1962הָיָה
Headword: הָיָה Transliteration: hâyâh Source pronunciation: haw-yaw Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root (compare 1933); Meaning: to exist, i.e. be or beco
Biblical Hebrew · H1961הֵיךְ
Headword: הֵיךְ Transliteration: hêyk Source pronunciation: hake Source part-of-speech code: adv Source language classification: heb Source etymology: another form for 349; Meaning: how? Usage: how.
Biblical Hebrew · H1963הֵיכַל
Headword: הֵיכַל Transliteration: hêykal Source pronunciation: hay-kal' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1964 Usage: palace, temple.
Biblical Aramaic · H1965הֵיכָל
Headword: הֵיכָל Transliteration: hêykâl Source pronunciation: hay-kawl' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: probably from 3201 (in the sense of capacity); Meaning: a lar
Biblical Hebrew · H1964הֵילֵל
Headword: הֵילֵל Transliteration: hêylêl Source pronunciation: hay-lale' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1984 (in the sense of brightness); Meaning: the morning-
Biblical Hebrew · H1966הֵימָם
Headword: הֵימָם Transliteration: Hêymâm Source pronunciation: hay-mawm' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: another form for 1950; Meaning: Hemam, an Idumaean Usage:
Source language unspecified · H1967הֵימָן
Headword: הֵימָן Transliteration: Hêymân Source pronunciation: hay-mawn' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: probably from 539; faithful; Meaning: Heman, the name of
Source language unspecified · H1968הִין
Headword: הִין Transliteration: hîyn Source pronunciation: heen Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: probably of Egyptian origin; Meaning: a hin or liquid measure Usage: h
Biblical Hebrew · H1969הָכַר
Headword: הָכַר Transliteration: hâkar Source pronunciation: haw-kar' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; apparently Meaning: to injure Usage: make self s
Biblical Hebrew · H1970הַכָּרָה
Headword: הַכָּרָה Transliteration: hakkârâh Source pronunciation: hak-kaw-raw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 5234; Meaning: respect, i.e. partiality Usage: sh
Biblical Hebrew · H1971הָלָא
Headword: הָלָא Transliteration: hâlâʼ Source pronunciation: haw-law' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: probably denominatively from 1973; Meaning: to remove or be remote
Biblical Hebrew · H1972הָלְאָה
Headword: הָלְאָה Transliteration: hâlᵉʼâh Source pronunciation: haw-leh-aw' Source part-of-speech code: adv Source language classification: heb Note: xlit hâlᵉâh corrected to hâlᵉʼâh Source etymology: from the primitive
Biblical Hebrew · H1973הִלּוּל
Headword: הִלּוּל Transliteration: hillûwl Source pronunciation: hil-lool' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1984 (in the sense of rejoicing); Meaning: a celebrati
Biblical Hebrew · H1974הַלָּז
Headword: הַלָּז Transliteration: hallâz Source pronunciation: hal-lawz' Source part-of-speech code: d Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1976; Meaning: this or that Usage: side, that, this.
Biblical Hebrew · H1975הַלָּזֶה
Headword: הַלָּזֶה Transliteration: hallâzeh Source pronunciation: hal-law-zeh' Source part-of-speech code: d Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from the article (see 1973) and 2088; Meaning: this very
Biblical Hebrew · H1976הַלֵּזוּ
Headword: הַלֵּזוּ Transliteration: hallêzûw Source pronunciation: hal-lay-zoo' Source part-of-speech code: d Source language classification: heb Source etymology: another form of 1976; Meaning: that Usage: this.
Biblical Hebrew · H1977הָלִיךְ
Headword: הָלִיךְ Transliteration: hâlîyk Source pronunciation: haw-leek' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1980; Meaning: a walk, i.e. (by implication) a step Usa
Biblical Hebrew · H1978הֲלִיכָה
Headword: הֲלִיכָה Transliteration: hălîykâh Source pronunciation: hal-ee-kaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: feminine of 1978; Meaning: a walking; by implication, a
Biblical Hebrew · H1979הֲלַךְ
Headword: הֲלַךְ Transliteration: hălak Source pronunciation: hal-ak' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1980 (compare 1946); Meaning: to walk U
Biblical Aramaic · H1981הֲלָךְ
Headword: הֲלָךְ Transliteration: hălâk Source pronunciation: hal-awk' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) from 1981; Meaning: properly, a journey, i.e. (by imp
Biblical Aramaic · H1983הֵלֶךְ
Headword: הֵלֶךְ Transliteration: hêlek Source pronunciation: hay'-lek Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1980; Meaning: properly, a journey, i.e. (by implication)
Biblical Hebrew · H1982הָלַךְ
Headword: הָלַךְ Transliteration: hâlak Source pronunciation: haw-lak' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: akin to 3212; a primitive root; Meaning: to walk (in a great vari
Biblical Hebrew · H1980הִלֵּל
Headword: הִלֵּל Transliteration: Hillêl Source pronunciation: hil-layl' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1984; praising (namely God); Meaning: Hillel, an Isr
Source language unspecified · H1985הָלַל
Headword: הָלַל Transliteration: hâlal Source pronunciation: haw-lal' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to be clear (orig. of sound, but usuall
Biblical Hebrew · H1984הֲלֹם
Headword: הֲלֹם Transliteration: hălôm Source pronunciation: hal-ome' Source part-of-speech code: adv Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from the article (see 1973); Meaning: hither Usage: here, hither
Biblical Hebrew · H1988הֶלֶם
Headword: הֶלֶם Transliteration: Helem Source pronunciation: hay'-lem Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1986; smiter; Meaning: Helem, the name of two Israelite
Source language unspecified · H1987הָלַם
Headword: הָלַם Transliteration: hâlam Source pronunciation: haw-lam' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to strike down; by implication, to hamm
Biblical Hebrew · H1986הַלְמוּת
Headword: הַלְמוּת Transliteration: halmûwth Source pronunciation: hal-mooth' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1986; Meaning: a hammer (or mallet) Usage: hammer.
Biblical Hebrew · H1989הֵם
Headword: הֵם Transliteration: hêm Source pronunciation: haym Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1993; Meaning: abundance, i.e. wealth Usage: any of theirs.
Biblical Hebrew · H1991הֵם
Headword: הֵם Transliteration: hêm Source pronunciation: haym Source part-of-speech code: p Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or (prolonged) הֵמָּה; masculine plural from 1931; Meaning: they (only use
Biblical Hebrew · H1992הָם
Headword: הָם Transliteration: Hâm Source pronunciation: hawm Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: Ham, a region of Palestine Usage
Source language unspecified · H1990הָמָה
Headword: הָמָה Transliteration: hâmâh Source pronunciation: haw-maw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root (compare 1949); Meaning: to make a loud sound (li
Biblical Hebrew · H1993הִמּוֹ
Headword: הִמּוֹ Transliteration: himmôw Source pronunciation: him-mo' Source part-of-speech code: p Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) or (prolonged) הִמּוֹן; (Aramaic), corresponding to 199
Biblical Aramaic · H1994הָמוֹן
Headword: הָמוֹן Transliteration: hâmôwn Source pronunciation: haw-mone' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or הָמֹן; (Ezekiel 5:7), from 1993; Meaning: a noise, tumult,
Biblical Hebrew · H1995הֲמוֹן גּוֹג
Headword: הֲמוֹן גּוֹג Transliteration: Hămôwn Gôwg Source pronunciation: ham-one' gohg Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1995 and 1463; Meaning: the multitud
Biblical Hebrew · H1996הֲמוֹנָה
Headword: הֲמוֹנָה Transliteration: Hămôwnâh Source pronunciation: ham-o-naw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: feminine of 1995; multitude; , the same as 1996 Me
Source language unspecified · H1997הֶמְיָה
Headword: הֶמְיָה Transliteration: hemyâh Source pronunciation: hem-yaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1993; Meaning: sound Usage: noise.
Biblical Hebrew · H1998הֲמֻלָּה
Headword: הֲמֻלָּה Transliteration: hămullâh Source pronunciation: ham-ool-law' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or (too fully) הֲמוּלָּה; (Jeremiah 11:16), feminine p
Biblical Hebrew · H1999הָמַם
Headword: הָמַם Transliteration: hâmam Source pronunciation: haw-mam' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root (compare 1949, 1993); Meaning: properly, to put i
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