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גֹּעָה

Headword: גֹּעָה Transliteration: Gôʻâh Source pronunciation: go-aw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: feminine active participle of 1600; lowing; Meaning: Goah,

Source language unspecified · H1601

גַּעַל

Headword: גַּעַל Transliteration: Gaʻal Source pronunciation: gah'-al Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1602; loathing; Meaning: Gaal, an Israelite Usage: Gaal

Source language unspecified · H1603

גָּעַל

Headword: גָּעַל Transliteration: gâʻal Source pronunciation: gaw-al' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to detest; by implication, to reject Us

Biblical Hebrew · H1602

גֹּעַל

Headword: גֹּעַל Transliteration: gôʻal Source pronunciation: go'-al Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1602; Meaning: abhorrence Usage: loathing.

Biblical Hebrew · H1604

גָּעַר

Headword: גָּעַר Transliteration: gâʻar Source pronunciation: gaw-ar' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to chide Usage: corrupt, rebuke, reprov

Biblical Hebrew · H1605

גְּעָרָה

Headword: גְּעָרָה Transliteration: gᵉʻârâh Source pronunciation: gheh-aw-raw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1605; Meaning: a chiding Usage: rebuke(-ing), repr

Biblical Hebrew · H1606

גַּעַשׁ

Headword: גַּעַשׁ Transliteration: Gaʻash Source pronunciation: ga'-ash Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1607; a quaking; Meaning: Gaash, a hill in Palestin

Source language unspecified · H1608

גָּעַשׁ

Headword: גָּעַשׁ Transliteration: gâʻash Source pronunciation: gaw-ash' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root Meaning: to agitate violently Usage: move, sha

Biblical Hebrew · H1607

גַּעְתָּם

Headword: גַּעְתָּם Transliteration: Gaʻtâm Source pronunciation: gah-tawm' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: Gatam, an Edomite Us

Source language unspecified · H1609

גַּף

Headword: גַּף Transliteration: gaph Source pronunciation: gaf Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root meaning to arch; Meaning: the back; by extension th

Biblical Hebrew · H1610

גַּף

Headword: גַּף Transliteration: gaph Source pronunciation: gaf Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1610; Meaning: a wing Usage: wing.

Biblical Aramaic · H1611

גֶּפֶן

Headword: גֶּפֶן Transliteration: gephen Source pronunciation: gheh'-fen Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root meaning to bend; Meaning: a vine (as twin

Biblical Hebrew · H1612

גֹּפֶר

Headword: גֹּפֶר Transliteration: gôpher Source pronunciation: go'-fer Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root, probably meaning to house in; Meaning: a k

Biblical Hebrew · H1613

גׇּפְרִית

Headword: גׇּפְרִית Transliteration: gophrîyth Source pronunciation: gof-reeth' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: probably feminine of 1613; Meaning: properly, cypress-

Biblical Hebrew · H1614

גִּר

Headword: גִּר Transliteration: gir Source pronunciation: gheer Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: perhaps from 3564; Meaning: lime (from being burned in a kiln) Usage:

Biblical Hebrew · H1615

גֵּר

Headword: גֵּר Transliteration: gêr Source pronunciation: gare Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or (fully) geyr (gare); from 1481; Meaning: properly, a guest; by impli

Biblical Hebrew · H1616

גֵּרָא

Headword: גֵּרָא Transliteration: Gêrâʼ Source pronunciation: gay-raw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: perhaps from 1626; a grain; Meaning: Gera, the name of six

Source language unspecified · H1617

גָּרֵב

Headword: גָּרֵב Transliteration: Gârêb Source pronunciation: gaw-rabe' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from the same as 1618; scabby; Meaning: Gareb, th

Source language unspecified · H1619

גָּרָב

Headword: גָּרָב Transliteration: gârâb Source pronunciation: gaw-rawb' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root meaning to scratch; Meaning: scurf (from i

Biblical Hebrew · H1618

גַּרְגַּר

Headword: גַּרְגַּר Transliteration: gargar Source pronunciation: gar-gar' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: by reduplication from 1641; Meaning: a berry (as if a pelle

Biblical Hebrew · H1620

גַּרְגְּרוֹת

Headword: גַּרְגְּרוֹת Transliteration: gargᵉrôwth Source pronunciation: gar-gher-owth' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: feminine plural from 1641; Meaning: the throat

Biblical Hebrew · H1621

גִּרְגָּשִׁי

Headword: גִּרְגָּשִׁי Transliteration: Girgâshîy Source pronunciation: ghir-gaw-shee' Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: patrial from an unused name (of uncertain deriva

Source language unspecified · H1622

גָּרַד

Headword: גָּרַד Transliteration: gârad Source pronunciation: gaw-rad' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to abrade Usage: scrape.

Biblical Hebrew · H1623

גֵּרָה

Headword: גֵּרָה Transliteration: gêrâh Source pronunciation: gay-raw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1641; Meaning: the cud (as scraping the throat) Usage: cud

Biblical Hebrew · H1625

גֵּרָה

Headword: גֵּרָה Transliteration: gêrâh Source pronunciation: gay-raw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1641 (as in 1625); properly, (like 1620) a kernel (round a

Biblical Hebrew · H1626

גָּרָה

Headword: גָּרָה Transliteration: gârâh Source pronunciation: gaw-raw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: properly, to grate, i.e. (figuratively

Biblical Hebrew · H1624

גָּרוֹן

Headword: גָּרוֹן Transliteration: gârôwn Source pronunciation: gaw-rone' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or (shortened) גָּרֹן; from 1641; (compare 1621) Meaning: th

Biblical Hebrew · H1627

גֵּרוּת

Headword: גֵּרוּת Transliteration: gêrûwth Source pronunciation: gay-rooth' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1481; Meaning: a (temporary) residence Usage: habitat

Biblical Hebrew · H1628

גָּרַז

Headword: גָּרַז Transliteration: gâraz Source pronunciation: gaw-raz' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to cut off Usage: cut off.

Biblical Hebrew · H1629

גְּרִזִים

Headword: גְּרִזִים Transliteration: Gᵉrizîym Source pronunciation: gher-ee-zeem' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: plural of an unused noun from 1629 (compare 15

Source language unspecified · H1630

גַּרְזֶן

Headword: גַּרְזֶן Transliteration: garzen Source pronunciation: gar-zen' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1629; Meaning: an axe Usage: ax.

Biblical Hebrew · H1631

גָּרֹל

Headword: גָּרֹל Transliteration: gârôl Source pronunciation: gaw-role' Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from the same as 1486; Meaning: harsh Usage: man of great (as in

Biblical Hebrew · H1632

גֶּרֶם

Headword: גֶּרֶם Transliteration: gerem Source pronunciation: gheh'-rem Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1633; Meaning: a bone (as the skeleton of the body); henc

Biblical Hebrew · H1634

גֶּרֶם

Headword: גֶּרֶם Transliteration: gerem Source pronunciation: gheh'-rem Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1634; Meaning: a bone Usage: bone.

Biblical Aramaic · H1635

גָּרַם

Headword: גָּרַם Transliteration: gâram Source pronunciation: gaw-ram' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; to be spare or skeleton-like; used only as a de

Biblical Hebrew · H1633

גַּרְמִי

Headword: גַּרְמִי Transliteration: Garmîy Source pronunciation: gar-mee' Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1634; Meaning: bony, i.e. strong Usage: Garmite.

Biblical Hebrew · H1636

גֹּרֶן

Headword: גֹּרֶן Transliteration: gôren Source pronunciation: go'-ren Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root meaning to smooth; Meaning: a threshing-floo

Biblical Hebrew · H1637

גָּרַס

Headword: גָּרַס Transliteration: gâraç Source pronunciation: gaw-ras' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to crush; also (intransitively and fig

Biblical Hebrew · H1638

גָּרַע

Headword: גָּרַע Transliteration: gâraʻ Source pronunciation: gaw-rah' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to scrape off; by implication, to shav

Biblical Hebrew · H1639

גָּרַף

Headword: גָּרַף Transliteration: gâraph Source pronunciation: gaw-raf' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to bear off violently Usage: sweep aw

Biblical Hebrew · H1640

גְּרָר

Headword: גְּרָר Transliteration: Gᵉrâr Source pronunciation: gher-awr' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: probably from 1641; a rolling country; Meaning: Gerar, a

Source language unspecified · H1642

גָּרַר

Headword: גָּרַר Transliteration: gârar Source pronunciation: gaw-rar' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to drag off roughly; by implication, t

Biblical Hebrew · H1641

גֶּרֶשׂ

Headword: גֶּרֶשׂ Transliteration: geres Source pronunciation: gheh'-res Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root meaning to husk; Meaning: a kernel (colle

Biblical Hebrew · H1643

גֶּרֶשׁ

Headword: גֶּרֶשׁ Transliteration: geresh Source pronunciation: gheh'-resh Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1644; Meaning: produce (as if expelled) Usage: put for

Biblical Hebrew · H1645

גָּרַשׁ

Headword: גָּרַשׁ Transliteration: gârash Source pronunciation: gaw-rash' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to drive out from a possession; esp

Biblical Hebrew · H1644

גְרֻשָׁה

Headword: גְרֻשָׁה Transliteration: gᵉrushâh Source pronunciation: gher-oo-shaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: feminine passive participle of 1644; Meaning: (abstra

Biblical Hebrew · H1646

גֵּרְשׁוֹן

Headword: גֵּרְשׁוֹן Transliteration: Gêrᵉshôwn Source pronunciation: gay-resh-one' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or גֵּרְשׁוֹם; from 1644; a refugee; Meaning:

Source language unspecified · H1648

גֵּרְשֹׁם

Headword: גֵּרְשֹׁם Transliteration: Gêrᵉshôm Source pronunciation: gay-resh-ome' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: for 1648; Meaning: Gereshom, the name of four Is

Source language unspecified · H1647

גֵּרְשֻׁנִּי

Headword: גֵּרְשֻׁנִּי Transliteration: Gêrᵉshunnîy Source pronunciation: gay-resh-oon-nee' Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: patronymically from 1648; Meaning: a Geresh

Source language unspecified · H1649

גְּשׁוּר

Headword: גְּשׁוּר Transliteration: Gᵉshûwr Source pronunciation: ghesh-oor' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from an unused root (meaning to join); bridge; Meanin

Source language unspecified · H1650

גְּשׁוּרִי

Headword: גְּשׁוּרִי Transliteration: Gᵉshûwrîy Source pronunciation: ghe-shoo-ree' Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: patrial from 1650; Meaning: a Geshurite (also colle

Source language unspecified · H1651

גֶּשֶׁם

Headword: גֶּשֶׁם Transliteration: geshem Source pronunciation: gheh'-shem Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1652; Meaning: a shower Usage: rain, shower.

Biblical Hebrew · H1653

גֶּשֶׁם

Headword: גֶּשֶׁם Transliteration: Geshem Source pronunciation: gheh'-shem Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or (prolonged) גַּשְׁמוּ; the same as 1653; Meaning: Ge

Source language unspecified · H1654

גֶּשֶׁם

Headword: גֶּשֶׁם Transliteration: geshem Source pronunciation: gheh'-shem Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) apparently the same as 1653; Meaning: used in a p

Biblical Aramaic · H1655

גָּשַׁם

Headword: גָּשַׁם Transliteration: gâsham Source pronunciation: gaw-sham' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to shower violently Usage: (cause t

Biblical Hebrew · H1652

גֹּשֶׁם

Headword: גֹּשֶׁם Transliteration: gôshem Source pronunciation: go'-shem Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1652; equivalent to 1653 Usage: rained upon.

Biblical Hebrew · H1656

גֹּשֶׁן

Headword: גֹּשֶׁן Transliteration: Gôshen Source pronunciation: go'-shen Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: probably of Egyptian origin; Meaning: Goshen, the resid

Source language unspecified · H1657

גִּשְׁפָּא

Headword: גִּשְׁפָּא Transliteration: Gishpâʼ Source pronunciation: ghish-paw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: Gishpa, an Israel

Source language unspecified · H1658

גָּשַׁשׁ

Headword: גָּשַׁשׁ Transliteration: gâshash Source pronunciation: gaw-shash' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; apparently Meaning: to feel about Usage:

Biblical Hebrew · H1659

גַּת

Headword: גַּת Transliteration: gath Source pronunciation: gath Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: probably from 5059 (in the sense of treading out grapes); Meaning: a w

Biblical Hebrew · H1660

גַּת

Headword: גַּת Transliteration: Gath Source pronunciation: gath Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: the same as 1660; Meaning: Gath, a Philistine city Usage: Gath.

Source language unspecified · H1661

גַּת־הַחֵפֶר

Headword: גַּת־הַחֵפֶר Transliteration: Gath-ha-Chêpher Source pronunciation: gath-hah-khay'-fer Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or (abridged) גִּתָּה־חֵפֶר; fr

Source language unspecified · H1662

גַּת־רִמּוֹן

Headword: גַּת־רִמּוֹן Transliteration: Gath-Rimmôwn Source pronunciation: gath-rim-mone' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1660 and 7416; wine-press of (the

Source language unspecified · H1667

גִּתִּי

Headword: גִּתִּי Transliteration: Gittîy Source pronunciation: ghit-tee' Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: patrial from 1661; Meaning: a Gittite or inhabitant of Gath U

Source language unspecified · H1663

גִּתַּיִם

Headword: גִּתַּיִם Transliteration: Gittayim Source pronunciation: ghit-tah'-yim Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: dual of 1660; double winepress; Meaning: Gitta

Source language unspecified · H1664

גִּתִּית

Headword: גִּתִּית Transliteration: Gittîyth Source pronunciation: ghit-teeth' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: feminine of 1663; Meaning: a Gittite harp Usage: Gitti

Source language unspecified · H1665

גֶּתֶר

Headword: גֶּתֶר Transliteration: Gether Source pronunciation: gheh'-ther Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: Gether, a son of Aram,

Source language unspecified · H1666

דָּא

Headword: דָּא Transliteration: dâʼ Source pronunciation: daw Source part-of-speech code: d Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 2088; Meaning: this Usage: one..another, this.

Biblical Aramaic · H1668

דָּאַב

Headword: דָּאַב Transliteration: dâʼab Source pronunciation: daw-ab' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to pine Usage: mourn, sorrow(-ful).

Biblical Hebrew · H1669

דְּאָבָה

Headword: דְּאָבָה Transliteration: dᵉʼâbâh Source pronunciation: deh-aw-baw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1669; Meaning: properly, pining; by analogy, fear U

Biblical Hebrew · H1670

דְּאָבוֹן

Headword: דְּאָבוֹן Transliteration: dᵉʼâbôwn Source pronunciation: deh-aw-bone' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1669; Meaning: pining Usage: sorrow.

Biblical Hebrew · H1671

דָּאַג

Headword: דָּאַג Transliteration: dâʼag Source pronunciation: daw-ag' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: be anxious Usage: be afraid (careful, s

Biblical Hebrew · H1672

דֹּאֵג

Headword: דֹּאֵג Transliteration: Dôʼêg Source pronunciation: do-ayg' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or (fully) דּוֹאֵג; active participle of 1672; anxious; Mean

Source language unspecified · H1673

דְּאָגָה

Headword: דְּאָגָה Transliteration: dᵉʼâgâh Source pronunciation: deh-aw-gaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1672; Meaning: anxiety Usage: care(-fulness), fear,

Biblical Hebrew · H1674

דָּאָה

Headword: דָּאָה Transliteration: dâʼâh Source pronunciation: daw-aw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to dart, i.e. fly rapidly Usage: fly.

Biblical Hebrew · H1675

דָּאָה

Headword: דָּאָה Transliteration: dâʼâh Source pronunciation: daw-aw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1675; Meaning: the kite (from its rapid flight) Usage: vult

Biblical Hebrew · H1676

דֹּב

Headword: דֹּב Transliteration: dôb Source pronunciation: dobe Source part-of-speech code: n Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or (fully) דּוֹב; from 1680; Meaning: the bear (as slow) Usage: bear.

Biblical Hebrew · H1677

דֹּב

Headword: דֹּב Transliteration: dôb Source pronunciation: dobe Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1677 Usage: bear.

Biblical Aramaic · H1678

דֹּבֶא

Headword: דֹּבֶא Transliteration: dôbeʼ Source pronunciation: do'-beh Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root (compare 1680) (probably meaning to be slugg

Biblical Hebrew · H1679

דָּבַב

Headword: דָּבַב Transliteration: dâbab Source pronunciation: daw-bab' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root (compare 1679); Meaning: to move slowly, i.e. gl

Biblical Hebrew · H1680

דִּבָּה

Headword: דִּבָּה Transliteration: dibbâh Source pronunciation: dib-baw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1680 (in the sense of furtive motion); Meaning: slander

Biblical Hebrew · H1681

דְּבוֹרָה

Headword: דְּבוֹרָה Transliteration: dᵉbôwrâh Source pronunciation: deb-o-raw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or (shortened) דְּבֹרָה; from 1696 (in the sense of ord

Biblical Hebrew · H1682

דְּבּוֹרָה

Headword: דְּבּוֹרָה Transliteration: Dᵉbôwrâh Source pronunciation: deb-o-raw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-f Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or (shortened) דְּבֹרָה; the same as 1682; Meaning

Source language unspecified · H1683

דְּבַח

Headword: דְּבַח Transliteration: dᵉbach Source pronunciation: deb-akh' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 2076; Meaning: to sacrifice (an anima

Biblical Aramaic · H1684

דְּבַח

Headword: דְּבַח Transliteration: dᵉbach Source pronunciation: deb-akh' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) from 1684; Meaning: a sacrifice Usage: sacrifice.

Biblical Aramaic · H1685

דִּבְיוֹן

Headword: דִּבְיוֹן Transliteration: dibyôwn Source pronunciation: dib-yone' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: in the margin for the textual reading, חֶרְיוֹן; both, (i

Biblical Hebrew · H1686

דְּבִיר

Headword: דְּבִיר Transliteration: dᵉbîyr Source pronunciation: deb-eer' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or (shortened) דְּבִר; from 1696 (apparently in the sense of

Biblical Hebrew · H1687

דְּבִיר

Headword: דְּבִיר Transliteration: Dᵉbîyr Source pronunciation: deb-eer' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or (shortened) דְּבִר; (Joshua 13:26 (but see 38

Source language unspecified · H1688

דְּבֵלָה

Headword: דְּבֵלָה Transliteration: dᵉbêlâh Source pronunciation: deb-ay-law' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root (akin to 2082) probably meaning to p

Biblical Hebrew · H1690

דִּבְלָה

Headword: דִּבְלָה Transliteration: Diblâh Source pronunciation: dib-law' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: probably an orthographical error for 7247; Meaning: Di

Source language unspecified · H1689

דִּבְלַיִם

Headword: דִּבְלַיִם Transliteration: Diblayim Source pronunciation: dib-lah'-yim Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: dual from the masculine of 1690; two cakes; Mean

Source language unspecified · H1691

דְּבַק

Headword: דְּבַק Transliteration: dᵉbaq Source pronunciation: deb-ak' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1692; Meaning: to stick to Usage: cleav

Biblical Aramaic · H1693

דֶּבֶק

Headword: דֶּבֶק Transliteration: debeq Source pronunciation: deh'-bek Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1692; Meaning: a joint; by implication, solder Usage: join

Biblical Hebrew · H1694

דָּבֵק

Headword: דָּבֵק Transliteration: dâbêq Source pronunciation: daw-bake' Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1692; Meaning: adhering Usage: cleave, joining, stick close

Biblical Hebrew · H1695

דָּבַק

Headword: דָּבַק Transliteration: dâbaq Source pronunciation: daw-bak' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: properly, to impinge, i.e. cling or ad

Biblical Hebrew · H1692

דֶּבֶר

Headword: דֶּבֶר Transliteration: deber Source pronunciation: deh'-ber Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1696 (in the sense of destroying); Meaning: a pestilence U

Biblical Hebrew · H1698

דָבַר

Headword: דָבַר Transliteration: dâbar Source pronunciation: daw-bar' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: perhaps properly, to arrange; but used

Biblical Hebrew · H1696

דָּבָר

Headword: דָּבָר Transliteration: dâbâr Source pronunciation: daw-baw' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1696; Meaning: a word; by implication, a matter (as spoken

Biblical Hebrew · H1697

דֹּבֶר

Headword: דֹּבֶר Transliteration: dôber Source pronunciation: do'-ber Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1696 (in its original sense); Meaning: a pasture (from its

Biblical Hebrew · H1699

דִּבְרָה

Headword: דִּבְרָה Transliteration: dibrâh Source pronunciation: dib-raw' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: feminine of 1697; Meaning: a reason, suit or style Usage: ca

Biblical Hebrew · H1700

דִּבְרָה

Headword: דִּבְרָה Transliteration: dibrâh Source pronunciation: dib-raw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1700 Usage: intent, sake.

Biblical Aramaic · H1701

דַּבָּרָה

Headword: דַּבָּרָה Transliteration: dabbârâh Source pronunciation: dab-baw-raw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: intensive from 1696; Meaning: a word Usage: word.

Biblical Hebrew · H1703

דֹּבְרָה

Headword: דֹּבְרָה Transliteration: dôbᵉrâh Source pronunciation: do-ber-aw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: feminine active participle of 1696 in the sense of drivin

Biblical Hebrew · H1702

דִּבְרִי

Headword: דִּבְרִי Transliteration: Dibrîy Source pronunciation: dib-ree' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1697; wordy; Meaning: Dibri, an Israelite Usage: Di

Source language unspecified · H1704

דֲּבְרַת

Headword: דֲּבְרַת Transliteration: Dăbrath Source pronunciation: daw-ber-ath' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1697 (perhaps in the sense of 1699); Meaning

Source language unspecified · H1705

דְּבַשׁ

Headword: דְּבַשׁ Transliteration: dᵉbash Source pronunciation: deb-ash' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root meaning to be gummy; Meaning: honey (from

Biblical Hebrew · H1706

דַּבֶּשֶׁת

Headword: דַּבֶּשֶׁת Transliteration: dabbesheth Source pronunciation: dab-beh'-sheth Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: intensive from the same as 1706; Meaning: a stic

Biblical Hebrew · H1707

דַּבֶּשֶׁת

Headword: דַּבֶּשֶׁת Transliteration: Dabbesheth Source pronunciation: dab-beh'-sheth Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: the same as 1707; Meaning: Dabbesheth, a p

Source language unspecified · H1708

דָּג

Headword: דָּג Transliteration: dâg Source pronunciation: dawg Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or (fully) דָּאג; (Nehemiah 13:16), from 1711; a fish (as prolific); or

Biblical Hebrew · H1709

דָּגָה

Headword: דָּגָה Transliteration: dâgâh Source pronunciation: daw-gaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: feminine of 1709, and meaning the same Usage: fish.

Biblical Hebrew · H1710

דָּגָה

Headword: דָּגָה Transliteration: dâgâh Source pronunciation: daw-gaw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; to move rapidly; used only as a denominative fr

Biblical Hebrew · H1711

דָּגוֹן

Headword: דָּגוֹן Transliteration: Dâgôwn Source pronunciation: daw-gohn' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1709; the fish-god; Meaning: Dagon, a Philistine de

Source language unspecified · H1712

דֶּגֶל

Headword: דֶּגֶל Transliteration: degel Source pronunciation: deh'-gel Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1713; Meaning: a flag Usage: banner, standard.

Biblical Hebrew · H1714

דָּגַל

Headword: דָּגַל Transliteration: dâgal Source pronunciation: daw-gal' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to flaunt, i.e. raise a flag; figurati

Biblical Hebrew · H1713

דָּגָן

Headword: דָּגָן Transliteration: dâgân Source pronunciation: daw-gawn' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1711; Meaning: properly, increase, i.e. grain Usage: corn

Biblical Hebrew · H1715

דָּגַר

Headword: דָּגַר Transliteration: dâgar Source pronunciation: daw-gar' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root, Meaning: to brood over eggs or young Usage: gat

Biblical Hebrew · H1716

דַּד

Headword: דַּד Transliteration: dad Source pronunciation: dad Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: apparently from the same as 1730; Meaning: the breast (as the seat of lo

Biblical Hebrew · H1717

דָּדָה

Headword: דָּדָה Transliteration: dâdâh Source pronunciation: daw-daw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a doubtful root; Meaning: to walk gently Usage: go (softly, with)

Biblical Hebrew · H1718

דְּדָן

Headword: דְּדָן Transliteration: Dᵉdân Source pronunciation: ded-awn' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or (prolonged) דְּדָנֶה; (Ezekiel 25:13), of uncer

Source language unspecified · H1719

דְּדָנִים

Headword: דְּדָנִים Transliteration: Dᵉdânîym Source pronunciation: ded-aw-neem' Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: plural of 1719 (as patrial); Meaning: Dedanites, the d

Source language unspecified · H1720

דֹּדָנִים

Headword: דֹּדָנִים Transliteration: Dôdânîym Source pronunciation: do-daw-neem' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or (by orthographical error) רֹדָנִים (1 Chronicl

Source language unspecified · H1721

דְּהַב

Headword: דְּהַב Transliteration: dᵉhab Source pronunciation: deh-hab' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 2091; Meaning: gold Usage: gold(-en)

Biblical Aramaic · H1722

דַּהֲהַר

Headword: דַּהֲהַר Transliteration: dahăhar Source pronunciation: dah-hah-har' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: by reduplication from 1725; Meaning: a gallop Usage: pr

Biblical Hebrew · H1726

דַּהֲוָא

Headword: דַּהֲוָא Transliteration: Dahăvâʼ Source pronunciation: dah-hav-aw' Source part-of-speech code: n Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: (Aramaic) of uncertain derivation; Meaning: Dahava, a peo

Source language unspecified · H1723

דָּהַם

Headword: דָּהַם Transliteration: dâham Source pronunciation: daw-ham' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root (compare 1740); Meaning: to be dumb, i.e. (figur

Biblical Hebrew · H1724

דָּהַר

Headword: דָּהַר Transliteration: dâhar Source pronunciation: daw-har' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to curvet or move irregularly Usage: p

Biblical Hebrew · H1725

דּוּב

Headword: דּוּב Transliteration: dûwb Source pronunciation: doob Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to mope, i.e. (figuratively) pine Usage: sor

Biblical Hebrew · H1727

דַּוָּג

Headword: דַּוָּג Transliteration: davvâg Source pronunciation: dav-vawg' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: an orthographical variation of 1709 as a denominative (1771)

Biblical Hebrew · H1728

דּוּגָה

Headword: דּוּגָה Transliteration: dûwgâh Source pronunciation: doo-gaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: feminine from the same as 1728; Meaning: properly, fishery, i

Biblical Hebrew · H1729

דָּוִד

Headword: דָּוִד Transliteration: Dâvid Source pronunciation: daw-veed' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: rarely (fully); דָּוִיד; from the same as 1730; loving; Me

Source language unspecified · H1732

דּוֹד

Headword: דּוֹד Transliteration: dôwd Source pronunciation: dode Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or (shortened) דֹּד; from an unused root meaning properly, to boil, i

Biblical Hebrew · H1730

דּוּד

Headword: דּוּד Transliteration: dûwd Source pronunciation: dood Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from the same as 1730; Meaning: a pot (for boiling); also (by resembl

Biblical Hebrew · H1731

דּוֹדָה

Headword: דּוֹדָה Transliteration: dôwdâh Source pronunciation: do-daw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: feminine of 1730; Meaning: an aunt Usage: aunt, father's siste

Biblical Hebrew · H1733

דּוֹדוֹ

Headword: דּוֹדוֹ Transliteration: Dôwdôw Source pronunciation: do-do' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1730; loving; Meaning: Dodo, the name of three Israeli

Source language unspecified · H1734

דּוֹדָוָהוּ

Headword: דּוֹדָוָהוּ Transliteration: Dôwdâvâhûw Source pronunciation: do-daw-vaw'-hoo Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: from 1730 and 3050; love of Jah; Meaning:

Source language unspecified · H1735

דּוֹדַי

Headword: דּוֹדַי Transliteration: Dôwday Source pronunciation: do-dah'ee Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: formed like 1736; amatory; Meaning: Dodai, an Israelite

Source language unspecified · H1737

דּוּדַי

Headword: דּוּדַי Transliteration: dûwday Source pronunciation: doo-dah'-ee Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1731; Meaning: a boiler or basket; also the mandrake

Biblical Hebrew · H1736

דָּוֶה

Headword: דָּוֶה Transliteration: dâveh Source pronunciation: daw-veh' Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1738; Meaning: sick (especially in menstruation) Usage: fain

Biblical Hebrew · H1739

דָּוָה

Headword: דָּוָה Transliteration: dâvâh Source pronunciation: daw-vaw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to be sick (as if in menstruation) Usa

Biblical Hebrew · H1738

דּוּחַ

Headword: דּוּחַ Transliteration: dûwach Source pronunciation: doo'-akh Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to thrust away; figuratively, to clea

Biblical Hebrew · H1740

דְּוַי

Headword: דְּוַי Transliteration: dᵉvay Source pronunciation: dev-ah'ee Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1739; Meaning: sickness; figuratively, loathing Usage: la

Biblical Hebrew · H1741

דַּוָּי

Headword: דַּוָּי Transliteration: davvây Source pronunciation: dav-voy' Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1739; Meaning: sick; figuratively, troubled Usage: faint.

Biblical Hebrew · H1742

דּוּךְ

Headword: דּוּךְ Transliteration: dûwk Source pronunciation: dook Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to bruise in a mortar Usage: beat.

Biblical Hebrew · H1743

דּוּכִיפַת

Headword: דּוּכִיפַת Transliteration: dûwkîyphath Source pronunciation: doo-kee-fath' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: the hoopoe or

Biblical Hebrew · H1744

דּוּמָה

Headword: דּוּמָה Transliteration: dûwmâh Source pronunciation: doo-maw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root meaning to be dumb (compare 1820); Meanin

Biblical Hebrew · H1745

דּוּמָה

Headword: דּוּמָה Transliteration: Dûwmâh Source pronunciation: doo-maw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: the same as 1745; Meaning: Dumah, a tribe and re

Source language unspecified · H1746

דּוּמִיָּה

Headword: דּוּמִיָּה Transliteration: dûwmîyâh Source pronunciation: doo-me-yaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1820; Meaning: stillness; adverbially, silently;

Biblical Hebrew · H1747

דּוּמָם

Headword: דּוּמָם Transliteration: dûwmâm Source pronunciation: doo-mawm' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1826; Meaning: still; adverbially, silently Usage: dumb

Biblical Hebrew · H1748

דּוֹנַג

Headword: דּוֹנַג Transliteration: dôwnag Source pronunciation: do-nag' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: wax; Usage: wax.

Biblical Hebrew · H1749

דּוּץ

Headword: דּוּץ Transliteration: dûwts Source pronunciation: doots Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to leap Usage: be turned.

Biblical Hebrew · H1750

דּוּק

Headword: דּוּק Transliteration: dûwq Source pronunciation: dook Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1854; Meaning: to crumble Usage: be broken t

Biblical Aramaic · H1751

דּוֹר

Headword: דּוֹר Transliteration: dôwr Source pronunciation: dore Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or (shortened) דֹּר; from 1752; Meaning: properly, a revolution of ti

Biblical Hebrew · H1755

דּוֹר

Headword: דּוֹר Transliteration: Dôwr Source pronunciation: dore Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or (by permutation) דֹּאר; (Joshua 17:11; 1 Kings 4:11), from 1

Source language unspecified · H1756

דּוּר

Headword: דּוּר Transliteration: dûwr Source pronunciation: dure Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: properly, to gyrate (or move in a circle), i

Biblical Hebrew · H1752

דּוּר

Headword: דּוּר Transliteration: dûwr Source pronunciation: dure Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1752; Meaning: to reside Usage: dwell.

Biblical Aramaic · H1753

דּוּר

Headword: דּוּר Transliteration: dûwr Source pronunciation: dure Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1752; Meaning: a circle, ball or pile Usage: ball, turn, round a

Biblical Hebrew · H1754

דּוּרָא

Headword: דּוּרָא Transliteration: Dûwrâʼ Source pronunciation: doo-raw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: (Aramaic) probably from 1753; circle or dwelling; Meani

Source language unspecified · H1757

דּוּשׁ

Headword: דּוּשׁ Transliteration: dûwsh Source pronunciation: doosh Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or דּוֹשׁ; or דִּישׁ; a primitive root; Meaning: to trample or thres

Biblical Hebrew · H1758

דּוּשׁ

Headword: דּוּשׁ Transliteration: dûwsh Source pronunciation: doosh Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1758; Meaning: to trample Usage: tread do

Biblical Aramaic · H1759

דָּחָה

Headword: דָּחָה Transliteration: dâchâh Source pronunciation: daw-khaw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or דָּחַח; (Jeremiah 23:12), a primitive root; Meaning: to push

Biblical Hebrew · H1760

דַּחֲוָה

Headword: דַּחֲוָה Transliteration: dachăvâh Source pronunciation: dakh-av-aw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) from the equivalent of 1760; Meaning: probabl

Biblical Aramaic · H1761

דְּחִי

Headword: דְּחִי Transliteration: dᵉchîy Source pronunciation: deh-khee' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1760; Meaning: a push, i.e. (by implication) a fall Usag

Biblical Hebrew · H1762

דְּחַל

Headword: דְּחַל Transliteration: dᵉchal Source pronunciation: deh-khal' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 2119; Meaning: to slink, i.e. (by im

Biblical Aramaic · H1763

דֹּחַן

Headword: דֹּחַן Transliteration: dôchan Source pronunciation: do'-khan Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: millet Usage: millet.

Biblical Hebrew · H1764

דָּחַף

Headword: דָּחַף Transliteration: dâchaph Source pronunciation: daw-khaf' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to urge, i.e. hasten Usage: (be) ha

Biblical Hebrew · H1765

דָּחַק

Headword: דָּחַק Transliteration: dâchaq Source pronunciation: daw-khak' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root; Meaning: to press, i.e. oppress Usage: thrust

Biblical Hebrew · H1766

דִּי

Headword: דִּי Transliteration: dîy Source pronunciation: dee Source part-of-speech code: prt Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) apparently for 1668; Meaning: that, used as relative conjuncti

Biblical Aramaic · H1768

דַּי

Headword: דַּי Transliteration: day Source pronunciation: dahee Source part-of-speech code: prep Source language classification: heb Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: enough (as noun or adverb), used ch

Biblical Hebrew · H1767

דִּי זָהָב

Headword: דִּי זָהָב Transliteration: Dîy zâhâb Source pronunciation: dee zaw-hawb' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: as if from 1768 and 2091; of gold; Meaning:

Source language unspecified · H1774

דִּיבוֹן

Headword: דִּיבוֹן Transliteration: Dîybôwn Source pronunciation: dee-bome' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: or (shortened) דִּיבֹן; from 1727; pining:— Meaning:

Source language unspecified · H1769

דִּיג

Headword: דִּיג Transliteration: dîyg Source pronunciation: deeg Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: denominative from 1709; Meaning: to fish Usage: fish.

Biblical Hebrew · H1770

דַּיָּג

Headword: דַּיָּג Transliteration: dayâg Source pronunciation: dah-yawg' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1770; Meaning: a fisherman Usage: fisher.

Biblical Hebrew · H1771

דַּיָּה

Headword: דַּיָּה Transliteration: dayâh Source pronunciation: dah-yaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: intensive from 1675; Meaning: a falcon (from its rapid flight)

Biblical Hebrew · H1772

דְּיוֹ

Headword: דְּיוֹ Transliteration: dᵉyôw Source pronunciation: deh-yo' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: of uncertain derivation; Meaning: ink Usage: ink.

Biblical Hebrew · H1773

דִּימוֹן

Headword: דִּימוֹן Transliteration: Dîymôwn Source pronunciation: dee-mone' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: perhaps for 1769; Meaning: Dimon, a place in Palesti

Source language unspecified · H1775

דִּימוֹנָה

Headword: דִּימוֹנָה Transliteration: Dîymôwnâh Source pronunciation: dee-mo-naw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-loc Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: feminine of 1775; Meaning: Dimonah, a place in

Source language unspecified · H1776

דִּין

Headword: דִּין Transliteration: dîyn Source pronunciation: deen Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or (Genesis 6:3) דּוּן; a primitive root; Meaning: to rule; by implicat

Biblical Hebrew · H1777

דִּין

Headword: דִּין Transliteration: dîyn Source pronunciation: deen Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1777; Meaning: to judge Usage: judge.

Biblical Aramaic · H1778

דִּין

Headword: דִּין Transliteration: dîyn Source pronunciation: deen Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: or (Job 19:29) דּוּן; from 1777; Meaning: judgement (the suit, justic

Biblical Hebrew · H1779

דִּין

Headword: דִּין Transliteration: dîyn Source pronunciation: deen Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1779 Usage: judgement.

Biblical Aramaic · H1780

דַּיָּן

Headword: דַּיָּן Transliteration: dayân Source pronunciation: dah-yawn' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1777; Meaning: a judge or advocate Usage: judge.

Biblical Hebrew · H1781

דַּיָּן

Headword: דַּיָּן Transliteration: dayân Source pronunciation: dah-yawn' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 1781 Usage: judge.

Biblical Aramaic · H1782

דִּינָה

Headword: דִּינָה Transliteration: Dîynâh Source pronunciation: dee-naw' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-f Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: feminine of 1779; justice; Meaning: Dinah, the daughter o

Source language unspecified · H1783

דִּינַי

Headword: דִּינַי Transliteration: Dîynay Source pronunciation: dee-nah'-ee Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: (Aramaic) partial from uncertain primitive; Meaning: a

Source language unspecified · H1784

דָּיֵק

Headword: דָּיֵק Transliteration: dâyêq Source pronunciation: daw-yake' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from a root corresp. to 1751; Meaning: a battering-tower Usage

Biblical Hebrew · H1785

דַּיִשׁ

Headword: דַּיִשׁ Transliteration: dayish Source pronunciation: dah-yish' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1758; Meaning: threshing-time Usage: threshing.

Biblical Hebrew · H1786

דִּישׁוֹן

Headword: דִּישׁוֹן Transliteration: Dîyshôwn Source pronunciation: dee-shone' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: Diyshon, the same as 1788; Meaning: Dishon, the nam

Source language unspecified · H1787

דִּישָׁן

Headword: דִּישָׁן Transliteration: Dîyshân Source pronunciation: dee-shawn' Source part-of-speech code: n-pr-m Source language classification: x-pn Source etymology: another form of 1787 Meaning: Dishan, an Edomite Usag

Source language unspecified · H1789

דִּישֹׁן

Headword: דִּישֹׁן Transliteration: dîyshôn Source pronunciation: dee-shone' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1758; Meaning: the leaper, i.e. an antelope Usage: p

Biblical Hebrew · H1788

דֵּךְ

Headword: דֵּךְ Transliteration: dêk Source pronunciation: dake Source part-of-speech code: d Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) or דָּךְ; (Aramaic), prolonged from 1668; Meaning: this Usage:

Biblical Aramaic · H1791

דַּךְ

Headword: דַּךְ Transliteration: dak Source pronunciation: dak Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from an unused root (compare 1794); Meaning: crushed, i.e. (figuratively)

Biblical Hebrew · H1790

דַּכָּא

Headword: דַּכָּא Transliteration: dakkâʼ Source pronunciation: dak-kaw' Source part-of-speech code: a n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1792; Meaning: crushed (literally powder, or figurativ

Biblical Hebrew · H1793

דָּכָא

Headword: דָּכָא Transliteration: dâkâʼ Source pronunciation: daw-kaw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root (compare 1794); Meaning: to crumble; transitivel

Biblical Hebrew · H1792

דַּכָּה

Headword: דַּכָּה Transliteration: dakkâh Source pronunciation: dak-kaw' Source part-of-speech code: n-f Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1794 like 1793; Meaning: mutilated Usage: wounded.

Biblical Hebrew · H1795

דָּכָה

Headword: דָּכָה Transliteration: dâkâh Source pronunciation: daw-kaw' Source part-of-speech code: v Source language classification: heb Source etymology: a primitive root (compare 1790, 1792); Meaning: to collapse (phys

Biblical Hebrew · H1794

דֳּכִי

Headword: דֳּכִי Transliteration: dŏkîy Source pronunciation: dok-ee' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1794; Meaning: a dashing of surf Usage: wave.

Biblical Hebrew · H1796

דִּכֵּן

Headword: דִּכֵּן Transliteration: dikkên Source pronunciation: dik-kane' Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) prolonged from 1791; Meaning: this Usage: same, that

Biblical Aramaic · H1797

דְּכַר

Headword: דְּכַר Transliteration: dᵉkar Source pronunciation: dek-ar' Source part-of-speech code: n-m Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) corresponding to 2145; Meaning: properly, a male, i.e.

Biblical Aramaic · H1798

דִּכְרוֹן

Headword: דִּכְרוֹן Transliteration: dikrôwn Source pronunciation: dik-rone' Source part-of-speech code: n Source language classification: arc Source etymology: (Aramaic) or דׇּכְרָן (Aramaic); corresponding to 2146; Mea

Biblical Aramaic · H1799

דַּל

Headword: דַּל Transliteration: dal Source pronunciation: dal Source part-of-speech code: a Source language classification: heb Source etymology: from 1809; Meaning: properly, dangling, i.e. (by implication) weak or thin

Biblical Hebrew · H1800

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