Strong's Hebrew and Greek Dictionary

A CONCISE
DICTIONARY
OF THE WOEDS IN
THE HEBREW BIBLE;

WITH THEIR RENDERINGS
IN
THE
AUTHORIZED ENGLISH VERSION.
BT
JAMES STRONG,
S.T.D., LIv.D.
ABINGDON PRESS NASHVILLE NEW YORK
PREFACE.
This work, although prepared as a companion to the Exhaustive Concordance, to which
specially adapted,
is
it is
here paged and printed so that
it
can be bound separately, in the belief that

will be useful to students
;
a brief and simple Dictionary of the Biblical

others,
Hebrew and Chaldee
and
who do
not
care at all
times to consult a
more copious and elaborate Lexicon

and
rapidly,
of Gesenius
and
it
will
be
the
particularly serviceable, to
ities
many who
are unable to turn conveniently
amid the perplexbristle, to
and
details
of foreign characters with
which the pages
and Furst
fundamental and essential points of information that they are seeking.

not only
all
Even
want
scholars will find here,
of a strictly verbal character which they most frequently
in ordinary consultation
of a lexicon,
put,
but numerous original suggestions,
relations,
and
distinctions, carefully
made and
and the
clearly
which are not unworthy of their
attention, especially in the affinities of roots

it is
classifica-
tion of meanings.
The portable form and moderate cost of the book,

The vocabulary
is
hoped, will facilitate
its
use with all classes.
complete as to the ground-forms that actually occur in the

Their designation by
biblical text (or ITethib),
with the pointing that properly belongs to them.
numbers
will
especially aid those
who
are not very familiar with the original language,
Anglicizing and pronunciation of the words will not come amiss to
and the multitudes who have some acversion will greatly contribute
quaintance with
to fixing
it.
The
addition of the renderings in the

significations
common
and extending the varied
and applications of the Hebrew and Chaldee words,

translations.
as well as to correcting their occasionally
wrong
On
this
account, as well as for the
sake of precision and to prevent repetition, the use of the same terms in the preceding definitions
has been avoided wherever practicable.
The design
of the volume, being purely lexical, does not
include grammatical, archaeological, or exegetical details, which
would have swelled
its
size
and
encumbered
its
plan.
By
observing the subjoined directions, in the associated use of the Main and Comparative Con-
cordances, the reader will have substantially a Concordance-Dictionary of both the Authorized
and
the Revised English Versions, as well as of the
Hebrew
Bible.
Copyright, 1890. by
Jambs Strong,
J.
MADISON, n.
PLAN OF THE BOOK.

alphabetical
All the original words are treated to their Hebrew order, and are numbered regularly from the first to the last, each being known This renthroughout by Its appropriate number.
1.
ders reference easy without recourse to the

characters.
2.
Hebrew
so plainly Indicated that none can fall to apprehend and apply it. The most approved sounds are adopted, as laid down in the annexed scheme of articulation, and in such a way that any good Hebraist would immediately recognize the word if so pronounced, notwith-
6.
Finally
(after
the
punctuation-mark:)
are
standing the minor variations current

in this respect.
among
scholars
Immediately after each word is given Its exact equivalent in English letters, according to the system
of transliteration laid
given all the different renderings of the word in the Authorized English Version, arranged in the alphabetical order of the leading terms, and conveniently condensed according to the explanations given below. By searching out these various renderings in the
down
in the
scheme here
fol-
is substantially that adopted in the English Version, only more consistently and uniformly carried out ; so that the word could readily be turned back again into Hebrew from the form thus given it. 3. Next follows the precise pronunciation, accord-
lowing, which
Common
4. Then ensues a tracing of the etymology, radical meaning, and applied signification of the word, Justly but tersely analyzed and expressed, with any other important peculiarities in this regard. 5. In the case of proper names, the same method is
Main Concordance, to which this Dictionary is designed as a companion, and noting the passages to which the same number corresponding to that of
any given Hebrew word is attached in the marginal column, the reader, whether acquainted with the original language or not, will obtain a complete Hebrew Concordance also, expressed in the words of the Common English Version. This is an advantage which no other Concordance or Lexicon affords.
pursued, and at this point the regular mode of Anglicizing It, after the general style of the Common English Version, is given, and a few words of explanation are
ing to the usual English mode of sounding syllables.
added
to Identify
It.
HEBREW ARTICULATION.
V
The
the
lish
following explanations are sufficient to

transliterating
show
S, final
Tsadey (tsaw-day') t
(ti)
Shva'-Qamets
(afte-Dawr*
caw-mates')
ft,
as in aot
method of
Hebrew words
into Eng-
adopted in this Dictionary. 1. The Hebrew is read from right to left. The Alphabet consists of 22 letters (and their variations), which are all regarded as consonants, being enunciated by the aid of certain " points" or marks, mostly beneath the letters, and which serve as vowels. There
is
Qowph
Eeysh
Slyn Shlyn
(cofe)
q = fc=D
r
s sharp
()
Shuwreq
Qlbbuts*
(shoo-rake')
(fcto'-ooofs)
u, as
in cruel
1
to
tti
(raysh)
(seen)
= 0="
()
u, as in fall, rude
(sheen)
sb
tb, as in th>
n n
3.
Form.
*
Thav Tav
(thawv)
(tawv)
t=U = T
4.
A point in the bosom of a letter is called Dage'shf,

is
[= and
no distinction of
,
capitals, italics, etc.
of guished.
a.
two
kinds,
which must be carefully distinin the letters a, 5.

"I.
The vowel-points are the following:

Name.
Representation and Power.
Dagesh leni occurs only
3,
2 The letters are as follows:

Wo.
1.
Form.
Name.
Transliteration and Power.

'
Q&mets
(-) (-0
(cawmates')
(pat'-takh)
1
a, as in ill
2. 3.
* H
3
'Aleph (aw'-lef)
unappreciable
Berth (bayth) b Giymel (ghee'-mel) ghard

Daleth (daw'-leth)
Pattach
a, as in mAm, (far)
when they begin n clause or sentence, or are preceded by a consonant sound; and simply has the effect of remov
B, n, (technically vocalized B'gad'-K'phath',)
=y
[cent
Sh*va'-Pattach (she-vow pat'-takh) &, as in hAt
4.
5. 6. 7. 8.
()
()
Tserey
(Uay-rayO
(aeo-ofeO
J
I
6, as in e, as in
6,
thxy
t)
n
i T
He'
(hay)
Vav
(vawv)
b, often quiesquiesT, or
Cegowl
*
.!**
man =
as in mst obscure, as In [avurage
as e in
ing their aspiration, t 6. Dagesh forte may occur to any letter except N, !"!> H, 3* or *"|; it is equivalent to doubling the letter, and at the same time it removes the aspiration oi
n
Q
i
Zayin (zah'-yin) Cheyth (JehaytK)
z,as in zeal [cent
w
(:)
a B'gad-K'phath letter.*
5. The MaqqSph' ("), like a hyphen, unites words only for purposes of pronunciation (by removing the primary accent from all except the last of them), but does not affect their meaning or their grammatical
Sh"va'-Ceg5wl (she-vaw' seg-ole')
German ch = x
[(nearly kh)
ShTa't
(sh&vaw')
i,
a.
Teyth
(tayth)
= t\
silent,
madE
[cent
10.
11.
Yowd
Kaph Lamed
as in machine % as in suppliant,
[(misery, hit)
(yode)
(caf)
j, often quies-
D, final'!
k=p
1
Chfyrfq
()
(iftee'-rtfc)
1,
construction.
12. 13. 14. 16.

16.
5
a,
(faw'-med)
final
Mem
Nuwn
"Ayin
(mame)
(noon)
(ah'-yin)
m
n
'peculiar*
ChSwlem$
1
(kho'-lem)
6, as in
no = u
(0 Short Qamets
o, as to nor
=o
3, final")
Qamek (saw'-mek c = s sharp =to
9
B, finaiq
Phe'
PS'
17.
(fay)
pb=/ =
P
difficulty
<f>
) are given here in order to the vowel-points, whether below, above, or in the middle of the letter.
The parenthesis-marks (
show the place of
is written only in the bosom of Vdv. Some said to be " defectively" written (without the Vdv), and then takes the form of Qibbuts, which in such cases is called vicarious.
Shum-Sq
It is
times
t In our system of transliteration
D&gsh lene is repre-
S
+
(pay)
experienced accurately (it is a deep guttural sound, like that made In gargling), is generally neglected (i.e. passed over silently) In reading. We have represented It to the eye (but not exactly to the ear) by the Greek rough breathing (for distinctness and typographical convenience, a reversed apostrophe) in ordsr to distinguish it from "Aleph, which is likewise treated as silent: being similarly represented by the Greek smooth breathing {the apostrophe).
The letter
'Ayin,
owing to the
it
by Occidentals in pronouncing
sented only in the letters B and 71, because elsewhere it + Silent Sh'vd' is not represented by any mark in our method of transliteration, as it is understood whenever does not affect the pronunciation (with most Hebraists). X A point in the bosom of T\ is called Mappiyq (mapthere is no other vowel-point. t Chiyriq is thus long only when it Is followed by a peek'). It occurs only in the final voweUess letter of a few words, and we have represented it by hh. A D&ge'sh quiescent y6wd (either expressed or implied). $ Ch&wlem is written fully only over Vdv, which is then forte in the bosom of 1 may easily be distinguished from quiescent (m): but when used " defectively" (without the the vowel ShuutrSq by noticing that in the former ease Vdv) it may be written either over the left-hand corner the letter has a proper vowel-point accompanying it. of the letter to which it belongs, or over the right-hand It should be noted that both kinds of Dagesh are often omitted in writing (being then said to be implied), but (in corner of the following one. is found only In Qdmits the case at least of D&gesh forte) the word is (by most Short unaccented syllables f ending with a consonant sound. Hebraists) pronounced the same as U It were present.
ABBREVIATIONS EMPLOYED.
_ Kh DD"" *
ahanl a" 801
i }
abbreviated abbreviation absolute

-I
ijugation {conji
(etymology
conji conji
ly
etym.= < etymological

(
indnf - i lndef
infin.
-j
indefinite inaeflnitely
obj.=
I
-<
(object objective
objectively
origin
originally
(
n-nx P31
j 1
proximate proximately
etymologically
-j
absolutely
infinitive
rad.= radical
{euphemism
ahatp aDstr
nf aoc
abstract abstractly active J 1 actively

i
-j
(conjunction conjunct J conjunctional conjunctionj

'
Soffit
ally
inhnh lnnaD
-i
i
inhabitant inhabitants
or. =-{ original

(
^P-HrectSly
"**" =
TPfi ren
1
ins.= Inserted
orthography
*= 1 adjeetively
(
C0nstr.=
adv. = { adverbial ( adverbially
adverb
construct construction constructive constructively
Hssk
(
HmSvlly
Hmternly
interjection j interj.= < interjectional / interjectionally
intr
orth.= -\ orthographical ( orthographically

Pal.=Palestine
ISSSgilSffil,
- i reflexive
reflexively
__ aa
contr.=
}
(
con ac*? a
contraction
f
I
infer.
fern. fl>
= < inferential
I
inference
(affix 1 affixed
inferentially
= participle _ j passive pass. part.

-j
w,, rel,_
_ j relative
(relatively
(
-(
affln.= affinity
- apparent unnar appar ^ apparently

!
correlated correlation correl.= correlative I correlatively

I
= feminine
1 figuratively
"*
_ i figurative _
-j
_ J intransitive intransitively
| I
relig.= p ass i Tely patronymic ,__ patron.= ^ patr0nymicaUy

i
religion religious religiously
arch.= J.
(
architecture architectural architecturally
corresponding corresp.= < correspond(

/
(
foreign f ror._ J
-j
perh.= perhaps
ru>r. 8
s^Hse^ntry*
shortened - i shorter = singular a,. _ specific spec 1 specifically streng. = strengthening
-j 1
(
ingly
art.
= article.
(artificial _ ~ 1 artificially
det.=
J I
definite definitely
.j,. 8rur -
denom.
Ver(
= < denominativeI
denominative
ly
Ass.= Assyrian
*
foreigner >/. _ i frequentative ireq.frequentatively fut.= future ( general generally een I genencal sou.
Isr.
-j
(
Israelite Israelites Israelitish
permutation (of *= jSglrySSr V - _ =J aUied letters) 1

abort short.
sing.
Jerus. = Jerusalem
T.vir
(person pers.= ^ personal

(
(
^^'-iLevitically
Levitical
-^
i Authorized v " 1 sion
derivation
derivatively
( I
genericaUy
der.= J. derivative
|
Bab.= <
|
Babylon Babylonia Babylonian

causative
! Graeeism o_ ur- = \ Greek
m _
nt
Pers.
J literal
1
personally Persia < Persian Persians

( -j
literally
desc.
_ "
,
_ caus.-
j
-j
j
|
oh-M Chald.-
oausatively i Chaldaism
-j
cfcatfee
collaterally
"_
descendant descendants East Eastern exempli gratid

I
gut.
= guttural rM, _ J Hebraism *"*._{

Hebrew
e
-
marg. =
(margin
-j
(
phys.=
subdivision
subdivisionally
marginal (read-
mg)
masc. = masculine
phygieaUy plur.= plural poetry j

poet.
subdiv.=
(
< subdivisional
(
subject
subjectively
= < poetical
(
subj.= < subjective

(
'
_ ~
j {
. '
id e "t that is
j
|
poetically
mean.= meaning
mental merit ment ~i 1 mentally mid. = middle mnrlif - i modified modli-j modification
-
îit i collateral ellat.=

-j
for example (Egypt

j
ident.:
identical identically
nos *^
f
(
positive positively
substit.= substituted. - i superlative aiirwrl _ supen. superiativeiy

-j
Eg.= ^ Egyptian
(Egyptians
I
collective collect i collect.}
_ j immediate i_. immed '=1 immediately

inroer imper.(
P^-^rlnxed
preposition prep. = < prepositional prepositionally prim.= primitive
I (
svmb symo.
to
.
collectively
ellip.=
, equiv.
{compare
comparative comparatively comparison
~vn~, eo1aCT -
-(
I
ellipsis elliptical elliptically

-j
1
^
imperative impe ra ti V ely
_ J equivalent _ equivalent
impl,=
-<
Implication implied impliedly
moral . mor _ j j morally
symbolical - i symbolical technical = j technically

-j
I
tran.=
mus.= musical
r
_ =
j 1
conjee. =
concrete concretely ( conjecture -j conjectural ( conjeeturally
( erroneous err.= < erroneously (error
-<PH lively
including
inclusive J inclusively
_J "* 1
_-*
'
native natural naturally
Drob P
_
(
probable (probably
prolongation
transitive transitively
transc.=transcription
prol.= *^
^P ro ! on g e ?.
(
nature
1
nan 3Sp
- i especial
1
especially
neg.
_ J negative negatively
pronominal pron.= < pronominally pronoun

(
un0
'
= 1 uncertainly
var.= variation.
SIGNS EMPLOYED.
+ {addition') denotes a rendering in the A. V. of pointing corrected from that of the text. (This mark one or more Heb. words In connection with the one set in Heb. Bibles over syllables in which the vowunder consideration. els of the marg. have been inserted instead of those X {multiplication) denotes a rendering in the A. V. properly belonging to the text.) that results from an idiom peculiar to the Heb. ( ) {parenthesis), in the renderings from the A. V., {degree.), appended to a Heb.word, denotes a vowel- denotes a word or syllable sometimes given in con-
nectlonwith the principal word to which

nexed.
t ]
it is
an
from the A.V., denotes an additional word in the Heb. Italics, at the end of a rendering from the A. V., de note an explanation of the variations from the usual
{bracket), in the rendering
the inclusion of
form.
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY

ACCOMPANYING
THE EXHAUSTIVE CONCORDANCE.
K
1.
2S T
'&b, awb; a prim, word; father in a lit. immed., or flg. and remote application):
ab-ee' ghib-one'; 42. 0?3', 3N 'Abiyao'am, ob-ee-no'-am; from l and 1391 father (i.e. founder) and 5278; father of pleasantness (i.e. and of Gibon; Abi-Gibon, perh. an Isr.:father of Gibeon. gracious); Abinoam, an Isr.: Abinoam.
25. ]iS>DS "<3N

'
'Ably Glb'own,
1
;
from
chief, (fore-) father ([-less]),
patrimony, principal.
26. 5j 3
,
2.
3.
Comp. names in "Abi-". 3N ab(Chald.), ab; corresp. to 1:father.
3N 'Abiygayil, ab-ee-gdh'-yil, or shorter bj^SN 'Abiygal, ab-ee-gal'; from 1 and 1524;

,,
IraN 'Abiyner.
43.
See
74.
father
name
27.
^N 3N
'6b, abe; from the same as 24; plant:greenness, fruit.
source) of joy; Abigail or Abigal, the of two Israelitesses:Abigal.

(i.e.
1
a green
father of judgment Abidan, an Isr. : Abidan.
1777;
J3I 'Ebyacapfc, eb-yaw-sawf ; oontr. from 23; Ebjasaph, an Isr.:Bbiasaph. 44. "ItS"^??. 'Abiy'ezer, ab-ee-ay'-zer; from 1 and
'
T3' 3?
'Abiydan,
ab-ee-dawn';
from
(i.e.
and
zer, the
5829; father
of help
(i.e.
helpful); Abie-
4.
'6b
(Chald.), abe; corresp. to 3:fruit.
judge);
name
of two Isr. :Abiezer.

ab-ee-cil-bone';
45.
3045;
pabS'^N 'Ably-'albown,
from
1
(i.e.
3*8 '6b.
5.
Seel78.
NrttCJS
'Abagtba', ab-ag-thaw
of for. or.;
28.
yTSN 'Ably da', ab-ee-daw
from 1 and
and an unused root of unc.

valiant); Abial-
Abagtha, a eunuch of Xerxes:Abagtha.

6.
lax >abad,
aw-bad'; a prim, root; prop, to
'father of knowledge (i.e. knowing); Abida, a son of Abraham by Keturah: Abida, Abidah.
der.; prob. father of strength
i.e. lose oneself; by impl. to not perish (caus. destroy):break, destroy (-uction), escape, fail, lose, (cause to, make) perish, spend, X and surely, take, be undone, X utterly, be void of,
wander away,
have no way to flee.

7.
:Abialbon. 46. T3N 'abiyr, aw-beer'; from 82; mighty (spo29. fPSN 'Abiyah, ab-ee-yaw 1 ; or prol. "ISTQN ken of God):mighty (one). 'Abiyahuw, ab-ee-yaw' -hoo; from 1 47. *P38 'abbiyr, ab-beer'; for 46: angel, bull, chiefest, mighty (one), stout [-hearted], and 3050; father (i.e. worshipper) of Jah; Abijah,the name of several Isr. men and two Israelitesses: strong (one), valiant. Abiah, Abijah. 48. DT1N 'Abtyram, ab-ee-rawm'; from 1 and
Isr.
bon, an
"ON.
'abad
(Chald.), ab-od'; corresp. to
6:de-
30.
(i.e.
N17T13N 'AbiybiiW,
1931
"
ab-ee-hoo';
from
and
7811;
father
of height
ab-ee-shag';
(i.e.
(i.e.
lofty);
stroy, perish.
8.
*QN '6b6d,
:
wretched or
9_
o-bade'; act. part, of 6; (concr.) (abstr.) destruction: perish.
God)
father (i.e. worshipper) of ; Abihu, a son of Aaron:Abihu.

ab-ee-hood';
Him
Abiram, the name of two Isr.:Abiram.

49. SlB'Ofc?
'Abtysbag,
7686;
from
and
'ab6dah, tfQN T
something
ab-ay-daw
lost;
abstr.
from 6; concr. destruction, i.e.

9,
10.
Hades:lost. Comp. 10. T^PON 'abaddoh, ab-ad-do'; the same as

'
.
miswritten for 11; a perishing: destruc-
tion.
from 1 and Abishag, a concubine of David:Abishag. 1935; father (i.e. possessor) of renown; 50. yillTiN Abiysb<kwac, ab-ee-shoo'-ah; from Abihud, the name of two Isr.:Abihud. ' father of plenty (i.e. pros1 and 7771 32. b^.iTISN 'Abiybayil, ab-ee-hah'-yil; or (more perous); Abishua, the name of two Isr.:Abishua. 1 correctly) b^S?* 'Abiycbayll, ab-ee-khah'-yil; 51. *Vlll3 n SIS 'Ablysbuwr, ab-ee-shoor ; from 1 ' and 7791; father of (the) wall (i.e. perh. from 1 and 2428; father (i.e. possessor) might; Abi31.
;
"HrTSN 'Abiyhuwd,
father of error
blundering);
of
11. 11135?
'
>abadd6wn,
6;
ab-ad-done' ; intens. from abstr. a perishing; concr. Hades:de6;
hail or Abichail, the

raelitesses:
name of three
Isr.
and two
Is-
mason); Abishur,a,n
52.
" ,
Isr.:
Abishur.
Abihail.
'
1B',
3N 'Abiysbay,
'
ab-ee-shah'ee; or (shorter)
struction.
33.
12. "Hit* 13. 115IS
'abdan, ab-davm'; from

'obdan.
"^Wr? "^K
'
Abiy ba-<Ezrty,
ab-ee' -liaw-ez-
"^rilS
Absbay,
ab-shah'ee;
from 1 and 7862;
a perish-
ing:destruction. shai, an Isr. : Abishai. ob-dawn'; from 6; a perish- Abiezer: Abiezrite. 53. Dibl2i" 3N 'Abiysbalowm, ab-ee-shaw-lome ; ing:destruction. or (short.) Dib'ij 3N ' Afoshalowm, 34. TîN 'ebydwn, eb-yone'; from 14, in the sense 14. !"DN 'abab, aw-baw'; a prim, root; to breathe of want (espec. in feeling); destitute: ab-shaw-lome' ; from 1 and 7965; father of peace (i.e
,
from 44 with the art. inserted; father of the Ezrite; an Abiezrite or descendant of
ree';
father of a gift (Le. prob. generous) ; Abi1
'
after,
i.e. (fig.)
to be acquiescent:
consent,
beggar, needy, poor (man).

35. flSTON!
rest content, will,
be willing.
friendly); Abshalom,
a6-ee-j/o-ncraJ';froml4;
15.
!tlN 'abeb, aw-beh'; from 14; longing: desire.
'abiyownab,
form) a later
54. ""irPSN
(i.e.
Isr.
a son of David; also (the : Abishalom, Absalom.

eb-yaw-thawr' ;
1
fuller
provocative of desire; the caper berry
'Ebyathar,
from and
Ebjathar,sta
contr.
from 14 (in the sense of (from its stimulative taste):desire. bending towards); the papyrus: swift. b-'tTSN 'Abiycbayil. See 32. 17. "'faN 'abowy, ab-o'ee ; from 14 (in the sense of desiring); want:sorrow. 36. aittTnN 'Abiytawb, athee-toob ; from 1 and 2898; father of goodness (i.e. good); Abi18. 013N 'SbitW9, ay-booce ; from 75; a manger tub, an Isr.:Abitub. or stall: crib. 1 19. F1t"QN 'Ibchah, ib-khaw ; from an unused 37. btTSN 'Abiyfal, ab-ee-tal'; from 1 and 2919; root (appar. mean, to turn); brandishing father of dew (i.e. fresh); Abital, a wife of a sword:point. of King David:Abital. 20. rpa3N 'fibattiyacb., ab-at-tee'-akh; of un- 38. 0*3$ ' Abiyam, ab-ee-yawm'; from 1 and 3320; cert. der.; a melon (only plur.): melon. father of (the) sea (i.e. seaman); Abijam 21. "DN 'Ably, ab-ee ; from 1; fatherly; Abi, (or Abijah), a king of Judah:Abijam. Hezekiah's mother: Abi. 39. btjWON 'Abiyma'61, ab-ee-maw-aW ; from 1 and an elsewhere unused (prob. for.) 22. bSPaN 'Abiy>6l, ab-ee-ale'; from 1 and 410; father (i.e. possessor) of God; Abiel, the word; father of Mael (appar. some Arab tribe) Abiname of two Isr. : Abiel. mael, a son of Joktan: Abimael. 23. OOSOiN 'Ably' ac&pb, ab-ee-aw-sawf ; from 40. TlbnâiS 'Abiymelek, ab-ee-mel'-ek; from 1 1 and 622; father of gathering (i.e. and 4428; father of (the) king; Abimegatherer); Abiasaph, an Isr.:Abiasaph. lek, the name of two Philistine kings and of two 24. 5"ON 'abiyb, aw-beeb'; from an unused root Isr. : Abimelech. (mean, to be tender) green, i.e. a young 41.. an3", 3? 'Abiynadab, ab-ee^naw-dawb' ; from ear of grain; hence the name of the month Abib or 1 and 5068; father of generosity (i.e. Nisan:Abib, ear, green ears of corn. liberal) Abinadab, the name of four Isr. : Abinadab.
16.
713N '6beh,
ay-beh';
3498; father of
Isr.:
abundance
liberal);
Abiathar.
root; to bewail:
55.
Tp" 'abafe,
aw-bak'; a prim, root; prob. to coil
'
56. briN 'abal, aw-bal'; lament, mourn.

57.
upward:mount up. a prim,
bSN
'abel, aw-bale'; from
56;
lamenting:
'
mourn
(-er, -tag).
'
aw-bale'; from an unused root (mean, to be grassy); a meadow: plain. Comp. also the prop, names beginning with Abel-.
58. bSIK 'abel,
59.
biN biN
'Abel,
the
'
60.
from58; a. meadow; Abel, two places in Pal. Abel. 'Sbel, ay'-bel; from 56; lamentation:
ajo-6ate',-
name
of
mourning.
'aba.1, ab-awl'; appar. from B6 through the idea of negation; nay, i.e. truly or yet:but, indeed, nevertheless, verily.
61. 62.
bSN
nrWHTTa baN
58
'Abel Beyth-raae&fcab.,
aw-bale'
bayth
ma-a-kaw';
and 4601 meadow of Beth-Maakah; Abel of Beth-maakah, a place in Pal.: Abel-beth/ maacbah, Abel of Beth-maachah. from
and
1004
Awbale
Oraw
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.

aw- 90. 538 'Agag, ag-ag';or 5JN 'Agag, ag-awg'; of uncert. der. [comp. 89]; flame; Agag, a tattle of Amalekitish kings:Agag. 91. "CUN 'Agagiy, ag-aw-ghee'; patrial or patron. from 90; an Agagite or descendant (subject)
of Agag:Agagite.
63. JPJST&J
ba Ab61 lmsb-Snluiym,
117. *TV5N 'addijT, ad-deer' ; from

(gen.) large; flg.
bate1 hash-shit-teem' ; from 56 and the plur. of 7848, with the art. ins. ; meadow of the acacias; Abel hash-Shittim, a place in Pal.: Abelshittim.
mous,
gallant,
142; wide c* powerful:excellent, faglorious, goodly, lordly, mighty (-ier,
one), noble, principal, worthy.
64. tflSffi
aw-bale' ker-aw-meem,' ; from 58 and the plur. of 3754; meadow of vineyards; Abel-Keramim, a place in Pal. :plain of the vineyards.
ba 'Abel
K eramiym,
e
118.
N^HN
'
'Adalya', ad-al-yaW; of Pers. der.; Adalja, a son of Haman:Adalia.

i.e.
92. !TTIN
'
'aguddah,
part, of
ag-ood-daw';
fem.
pass.
an unused root (mean,
to bind); a
119. D'lN
'adam,
face),
band, bundle, knot, or arch:

93.
bunch, burden, troop.

a
flush or turn
aw-dam'; to show blood (in the rosy:be (dyed,
65. rfymti
baN 'Abel
M cb.6wlab,
aw-bale"
TON 'egowz,
nut: nut. TUN 'Aguwr,
made) red
120.
(ruddy).
eg-oze'; prob. of Pers. or.;
mekh-o-laW; from
meadow of dancing;
Pal. : Abel-meholah.
Abel-Mecholah, a place
58 and 4346; in
BIN 'adam, aw-dawm'; from 119; ruddy, i.e.

a
94.
gathered
aw-bale' mah'-yim;
(i.e.
ow-goor'; pass. part, of 103; received among the sages);
human being
(an individual or the spe-(-hypocrite,
cies,
mankind, etc.): X another,

of
66.
67.
from 58 and 4325; meadow of water; 95. S"nT5N 'Sgowrah, ago-rato'; from the same as 94; prop, something gathered, i.e. 121. AbeUMajim, a place in Pal. :Abel-maim. perh. a grain or berry; used only of a small (silver) B^lJpabaN 'Abel
B?ObaN 'Abel Maylm,
Agur, a fanciful name for Solomon:Agur.
common sort, x low, man (mean,

son.
low degree), per-
BIN 'Adam,
Mitsraylm,
aw-bale'
meadow of Egypt; AbeUMitsrajim, a place

Abel-mizraim.
mits-rah'-yim; from 68 and 4714; in Pal.:
coin,: piece [of] silver.
Adam, the name of the place in Pal. :Adam.

122.
aw-dawm'; the same as 120; first man, also of a

119;
96.
53N 'egel,
to flow
eh'-ghel;
down
from an unused root (mean. or together as drops); a reser-
BHN 'adorn,
ruddy.
aw-dome'; from
ed-ome';
rosy:reft,
68. "|3N 'eben, eh'-ben; from the root of 1139 through the mean, to build; a stone: -|- carbuncle, -f mason, -(-plummet, [chalk-, hail-,
head-, sling-] stone (-ny), (divers) weight
(-s).
voir:drop.
97.
B?b3N 'Eglayim, eg-lah'-yim; dual of 96; a double pond; Eglajim, a place in Moab:
123.
B^N 'Edorn,
or
(fully)
BAN
'Edowm,
Eglaim.
98.
(as
69. la.K 70.
'eben
stone.
(Chald.), eh'-ben; corresp. to
68:
hence DJN 'agam, ag-am'; from an unused root (mean.

to collect as water) a marsh; hence a rush growing in swamps); hence a stockade of reeds:
;
Gen. 25 : 85]; Edom, the region (Idumsea) occupied by him:Edom, Edomites, Idumea.
124. BÎN
dius.
ed-ome'; from 122; red [see the elder twin-brother of Jacob;
'odem, o'-dem; from 119;

,
redness,
i.e.
the
from the same as 68; a pair pond, pool, standing [water]. of stones (only dual); a potter's wheel or a 99. BAN 'agem, aw-game'; prob. from the same midwife's stool (consisting alike of two horizontal
"J3fc*
'oben,
o'-ben;
ruby garnet, or some other red gem :-
disks with
a support between):wheel,
'
stool.
71. fljl^N
Abanah, ab-avynaw';
649.
sad:
as 98 pond.
(in
the sense of stagnant water);
fig.
125.
'adamdam, ad-am-dawm'; BTMIN T!

' ;
perh. fem. of 68;
from 119 reddish: (somewhat) reddish.
re
stony; Abanah,
a river near Damascus:

eh'-ben
Abana.
Comp.
72. 1J5SJJT "jaN

ins. ;
'Eben Ha-'ezer.
haw-e'-
(from its gen. 'aggan, ag-gawn'; prob. from 5059; a Ebenezer. [-man] (-ry), land. oomiI (as pounded out hollow):basin, cup, ground, husband 73. UHK 'abnet, ab-nate'; of uncert. deriv.; a goblet. 'Adamab, ad-aw-maw'; the same as 128. rtWlN T ' "' belt:girdle. 127; Adamah, a place in Pal. :Adamah. 102. E].JN 'aggaph, ag-gawf; prob. from 5062 74 *paN 'Abner, ab-naref; or (fully) ira&j (through the idea of impending); a cover "^THIN 'admowniy. See 132. 'Abtyner, ab-ee-nare'; from 1 and 5216; or heap; i.e. (only plur.) wings of an army, or crowds
'
zer; from 68 and 6828 with the art. stoneof the help; Eben-ha-Ezer, a place in Pal. :
ag-mone'; from the same 126. ?TO"IN 'Admab, ad-maw'; contr. for 127; " marshy pool [others from a difearthy; Admah, a place near the Dead ferent root, a kettle]; by impl. a rush (as growing Sea:Admah. there); collect, a rope of rushes:bulrush, caldron, 127. SlMIN 'adamah, ad-aw-maw ; from 119; soil hook, rush.
as 98; a
' 1
100. T1H5N
'agmown,
101. ]|t
redness):
country, earth,
father of light (Le. enlightening); Abner, on Isr.: Abner.

75.
of troops : bands.
129.
"WIN 'Adamly,
1
ad-ato-mee';
from
"
1
127;
D3N 'abac, aw-bas ; a prim, root; to fodder:

1
103. 'IAN 'Agar, aw-gar1 ; a prim, root; to harvest:gather.

104. N'T'iN 'iggra'
(Chald.), ig-er-aw 1 ;
earthy;
Adami, a place
in Pal.:Adami.
fatted, stalled.
1
130. ''M'lN
123;
'Eddmiy,
ed-o-mee'; or (fully)
??ilN
of Pers.
76. Sl|3aN >ababftab, ab-ah-boo-aw ; (by reor.; an epistle (as carried by a state dupl.) from an unused root (mean, to oourier or postman): letter. belch forth); an inflammatory pustule (as eruption) : 105. ba'ias* 'agarfal, ag-ar-tawl'; of uncert. der. blains. a basin: charger. from an unused root 77. V3N 'Ebets, eh'-bets; 106. tflAN 'egrdph, eg-rofe 1 ; from 1640 (in the prob. mean, to gleam; conspicuous; Ebets, sense of grasping); the clenched hand: a place in Pal. : Abez. fist. 78. ^33N 'Ibtsan, ib-tsawn'; from the same as76; 107. rn.Wt 'lggeretb, ig-eh'-reth; fem. of 104; splendid; Ibtsan, an Isr.: Ibzan. an epistle:letter. 79. p3N 'abaq, aw-bakf; a prim, root; prob. to 108. IN >6d, ode; from the same as 181 (in the float away (as vapor), but used only as sense of enveloping); a fog:mist, vapor. denom. from 80; to bedust, i.e. grapple: wrestle. 109. a^N >adab, aw-dab'; a prim, root; to lan80. p3N 'abdq, aw-bawk ; from root of 79 light parguish:grieve.
'
'Eddwmfy,
Edomite. 131.
ed-o-mee'; patron,
of)
from
an Edomite, or desc. from (or inhab.

See
'
'
Edom:
plur.
726.
BÎN Adummlym,
of 121; red spots;
"
,
ad-oom-meem';
Adummim, a
or
pass in
(fully)
Pal. :Adummim.
132.
?^3'19!
'admonty,
reddish
(of
ad-mo-nee',
|1?2'1N
'admoiirniy, ad-mo-nee'; from

the
hair or the
119;
com-
plexion):red, ruddy.
133.
Nrm'IN 'Admatba', ad-maw-thaw';
prob. of Pers. der. ; Admatha, a Pers. noble-
man:Admatha. from the same as 118 (in from 109 134. "IN 'eden, eh' -den; the sense of strength); a basis (of a build81. "!]??$ 'abaqab, db-aaj-fcaic'; fem. of 80: (in the sense of chastisement) and 410; powder. ing, a column, etc.):foundation, socket. disciplined ofCtod; Adbeel, a son of Ishmael: Ad1 >adon. See 113. 82. "ON 'abar, aw-bar ; a prim, root; to soar: beel.
1 ;
ticles (as
volatile): (small) dust, powder.
110.
bNSTIN Adb e 'el, adbeh-ale';
prob.
'
pN
fly.
83.
"ON 'eber, ay-ber ; from 82; a pinion: [long-]

1
111. TWSt "

;
'A dad, ad-ad'; prob. an orfh. var. for 2301; Adad (or Hadad), an Edomite:
wing
(-ed).
Hadad.
of 83:-feather,
contr.
84 TtiaN >ebrab, eb-raW; fem.

wing.
85.
112. i'lN
'Iddow,
id-do
of uncert. der.; Iddo,
Isr.:Iddo.
BFPiaN 'Abraham, ab-raw-hawm' ;
Bi"IN
'Edowm.
'adown,
See
123.
from 1 and an unused root (prob. mean. to be populous); father of a multitude; Abraham, the later name of Abram: Abraham. 86. "!p3N >abSk, ab-rake'; prob. an Eg. word mean, kneel:bow the knee. 87. B'laN 'Abram, ab-rawm'; contr. from 48; high father; Abram, the original name of Abraham:Abram. I'lgaN 'Abshay. See 53.
lord of zek; from 118 and 966; Bezek; Adoni-Bezek, a Canaanitish king:Adonibezek. 'a doii, aw-done'; from an unused root 'Addniyah, ad-o-neeâw' ; or. (prol) (mean, to rate); sovereign, le. controller (human or 138. TT'l'lN divine):lord, master, owner. Comp. also names beIfT'i'lN 'Ad6niya.bAir, ad-o-nee-yaw'-hoo; ' from 113 and 3050; lord (i.e. worshipper) ginning with " Adoni-'\ 114. 111N Add6wn, ad-done'; prob. intens. for of Jah; Adonijah, the name of three Isr.:Adonijah-
'Wi'TN
'Eddwmiy.
V^N 'Addan, ad-dawn': intens. from the same as 134 firm; Addan, an Isr. : Addan. 'Adonay, ad-o-noy'; an emphatic form an 136. "'i'TN of 113; the Lord (used as a prop, name of God only): (my) Lord. 137. pta^S'lN 'Addniy-Bezeq., <uU>"-nee-beh'135.
; s
See
30.
"'
113. "|ilN
aw-done',
or
(short.)
'j'jN.
113;
powerful; Addon, appar. an Isr.:
139.
p^-^lN 'Adoniy-Tsedeq,
'
ad-o"-nee-
88.
BiVoaN Abshalowm. gee 53. rON 'oboth. oJmth'; plur. of 178; water-sfcims,
'
Addon.
115. B^lilN.
'Adowrayim,
ad-o-rah'yim; dual justice;
from 113 and 6664; lord of Adoni-Tsedek, a Canaanitish king:Adoni

tseh'-dek;
Oboth,
a place
in the
Desert:Oboth.
90]
89.
N38 ' Ag6',
aw-gay'; of uncert. der. [comp. Age, an Isr. 1Agee.
from 142 (in the sense of eminence); zedec. 'Ad6ntyq&m, ad-o-nee-fajtm';from double mound; Adorajim, a place in Pal.: Adoraim. 140. " 113 and 6965; lord of rising (Le. high)' 116. X^tH dayii (Chald.), ed-ah'-yin; of uncert. der. ;then (of time):now, that time, then. Adonikam, the name of one or two Isr.:Adonikam
Bp^S
'

141. tiT'S'lN
T
'
Awbale
Oraw
'Awlay,
'ulay,
so be,
oo-lah'ee;
9
"'bjjl
'Adonlyram, ad-o-nee-rawm'; from

113 and 7311; lord of height;
170. FlbilN
'Ob61ab,
168,
6-hoUaw'; in form a fem. of
194. "iblN
or
(short.)
"
Adoniram,
an
1st.
:Adoniram.
but in fact for SibilN * r. T
'Obdlabb,
oo-lah'ee;
from
176; if not;
hence
143.
aw-dar': a prim, root; to expand, i.e. be great or (fig.) magnificent: (become) glorious, honourable.
TIN ~ T 'adar,
o-hol-aw 1 ; from 168; her tent (i.e. idolatrous sanctuary); Oholah, a symbol, name for Samaria:Aholah.
perhaps:
if
may
be, peradventure, unless.
171. aN">bnN
*
'"
'Obdliy'ab, o"-hoUe-awb' ; from

168
195. ">VlN 'tfwlay, oo-lah'ee: of Pers. der.; the Ulai (or Eulasus), a river of Persia:Ulat
and
1;
tent of (his) father; Oho-
196.
^N 'fivtliy,
ish;
ev-ee-lee';
from 191;
silly, fool-
143.
'Adar, TIN T "

!
ad-awr'; prob. of
for. der.;
pern.
liab,
an Isr.:Aholiab.
mean,
fire;
Adar, the 12th Heb. month:

172. Sia^bftN
hence (mor.) impious:foolish. 197. QblN 'fiwlam, oo-lawm'; or (short.)
Clbs>
'Obollyban,
3"-fco2-ee-oaio'; (simi-
Adar.
144.
'ulam. oo-lawm'; from 481

of tying); a vestibule (as porch.
(in the
sense
'Adar TIN T"
(Chald.),
ad-awr1 ;
corresp. to
larly with 170) for
Sia^N
'Obd-
bound
to the building):
143:Adar.
145.
TIN
'eder, eh'-der; from 148; amplitude, i.e. (concr.) a mantle; also (flg.) splendor:
ad-dawr'; intens. from 142; am;
o"-hoUe-baw'; from 168; my tent (is) in her; Oholibah, a symbol, name for Judah:Aholibah.
liybabb,
173.
(the)
198.
OblN 'trwlam, oo-lawm';

(in
the
goodly, robe.
146.
'Addar, TIN x
pit;
Ulam, the name and 1116; tent of 199. QblN 'fiwlam, oo-iatem'; appar. a variation Aholibaheight; Oholibamah, a wife of Esau: of 194; however or on the contrary: as
rrn^briS* 'ObSliybamab,
o"-hoUe-baw-
appar. from 481 sense of dumbness); solitary; of two Isr.:Ulam.
maw"; from
168
Addar, a place in Pal.
also
an Isr. :
from a
thresh-
mah.
174. d^bllN
for, but, howbeit, in
very deed, surely, truly, where-
Addar.
147.
TIK 'Iddar
1 (Chald.), id-dar ; intens.
'analiym, a-haw-leem'; nibllN 'abalowtb, d-haw-loth'

'
or (fem.)
(only used
fore.
root corresp. to 142; ample,

Ing-ytoor:threshingfloor.
i.e.
thus in the plur.) ; of for. or. ; aloe
wood
200. flblN 'trveletb, iv-veh'-leth; from the same as 191; silliness:folly, foolishly (-ness).
(i.e.
sticks):(tree of lign-) aloes.
201.
148.
Tf5T1N
'adargazer
zare';
(Chald.),
ad-ar"-gdw1505;
175. lililN
'Abarown,
deriv. ;
d-har-one'; of
uncert.
o-mawr'; from 559; talkaOmar, a grandson of Esau:Omar. 202. TIN 'own, one; prob. from the same as 205
tive;
(in
TOIN >6wmar,
from the sameasl47, and

(Chald.),
Aharon, the brother of Moses:

ability,
the sense of
(flg.)
effort,
but successful);
a chief diviner, or astrologer: judge.

149.
Aaron.
power,
wealth:force, goods, might,

202;
'adrazda' NTp"1N "

*
:
adWaz-daw';
176. IN
'6w,
prob. of Pers. or.;
quickly or care-
genitival
185; desire
ful! y:diligently.
presumed to be the "constr."or strength, substance. form of IN >*v, av, short, for 203. ^1N 'Own, one; the same as Isr. : On. (and so prob. in Pro v. 31 4); hence (by
o;
:
On, an
150. "I3T3N
'adarkdn,
ad-ar-kone'; of Pers. or.
a daric or Pers. coin: dram. 151. ffllN 'Adoram, ad-o-rawm'; contr. for 141; " Adoram (or Adoniram), an Isr.:
way of
at the least,
alternative) or, also if:also, and, either, nor, or, otherwise, then, whether.
if,
204. 'JIN
"JIN
'Own,
one; or (short.) }& 'On. *" <* Eg. der.; On, a city of Egypt: On.
perh. mean. prop, to
177. biSIS 'tJw'el, oo-ale'; from 176
and 410; wish 205.
'aven, aw'-ven; from an unused root

pant (hence to exert come to naught); strictly
of God; DeJ.anlsr.: Uel.

178.
Adoram.
ad-ram-meh'-lek; from 142 and 4428; splendor of (the) king; Adrammelek, the name of an Assyr. idol, also
oneself, usually in vain; to
158. "ilbfilTlN
'Adrammelek,
obe; from the same as 1 (appar. nothingness; also trouble, vanity, wickedness; spec, through the idea of prattling a father's an idol: affliction, evil, false, idol, iniquity, mischief, name); prop, a mumble, Ie. a water-sfcm (from its mourners (-ing), naught, sorrow, unjust, unrightehollow sound); hence a necromancer (ventriloquist, ous, vain, vanity, wicked (-ness.) Comp. 369.
SIN 'dwb,
of
a son of Sennacherib: Adrammelech.
as from a jar):bottle, familiar spirit
206. ^1N
'Aven,
try;
aw'-ven; the same as 205; idola-
an orth. var. for 1872; an arm, i.e. (flg.) power:force. 154. "^18 'edre'ly, ed-reh'-ee; from the equivalent of 153; mighty; Edrei, the name of two places in Pal. : Edrei.
153.
(Chald.), ed-rato';
ST1N 'edra'
179.
bâiN 'Owbiyl,
mournful;
o-beel';
Obil,
prob.
from
56;
anlshmaelite: Obil.
or
(short.)
180.
baiN 'uwbal,
oo-bawl';
baN
155. riTjN
ad-deh'-reth; fem. of 117; something ample (as a large vine, a wide
'adderetb,
of 2988);
'ubal, oo-bawl'; from a stream: river.
Aven, the contemptuous synonym of three places, one in Coele-Syria, one in Egypt (On), and one in Pal. (Bethel):Aven. See also 204, 1007. or (short.) S3N o-no'; 207. 131N '6wn6w,
2986 (in the sense
6ndw,
208. &31N
o-no'; prol.
from
202; strong;
Ono, a place in Pal. : Ono.
181. "11N
dress); also the same as
145:garment, glory, goodly,
mantle, robe.
156.
ood; from an unused root mean, a poker (for turning or gathering embers): (fire-) brand.
to rake together;
'uwd,
'Ownam,
strong;
Onam, the name and of an Isr. : Onam.

209. 'JJIN
o-nawm'; a var. of 209; of an Edomite
IAIN 'adash,
aw-dasft';
a prim, root; to tread
182. rriTlN
plur.);
out (grain):thresh.
157. IStlN
'abab,
habe';
aw-hab'; or a!"!N abeT>, awroot; to have affection for

(-d, -ly, -r), like,
a prim,
sions) ;
Onan, a son of Judah: Onan. 'odowtli, o-doth' (only thus in the from the same as 181; turnings (i.e. occa. 210. TB1N tfwpbaz, 00-/CTOZ'; perh. a corruption (adv.) on account of :(be-) cause, concerning, of 211; Uphaz, a famous gold region :Uphoz.
'owdowtb, o-dot/i'; or (short.) nilN
'Ownan,
o-nawn': a var. of 207; strong;
fsexually or otherwise): (be-) love

friend.
sake.
183.
ftlN
'avab, aw-vaw'; a
prim, root; to wish
211.
TBIN 'Owpbiyr,
'Opbtyr,
o-feer';
o-feer1 ; or (short.)
T'ljU
158. aflN 159. arfS
'abab, ah'-hab; from 157; affection (in a good or a bad sense): love (-r).
'ohab,
o'-hab;
for:covet, (greatly) desire, be desirous,

long, lust (after).
o-feer';
and 1D1N
'wname
pbir,
of
of uncert. deriv.; Ophir, the
from
156;
mean, the same
184.
mtt 'avab,
as 158: love.
aw-vaw'; a prim, root; to extend or mark out:point out.

1
a son of Joktan, and of a gold region in the East:
Ophir.
160. !"D!1N
'ababab,
a-hab-aw'; fem. of 158 and
mean, the same:love. 'opban, o-fawn'; from an unused root mean, to desire, lust after, pleasure. 161. IflN 'Obad, o'-had; from an unused root revolve; a wheel:wheel. 't)wzay, oo-zah'ee; perh. by perm, for mean, to be united; unity; Ohad, anlsr.: 186. "'TIN T31N 'dwpbir. See 211. 5813, strong; XJzai, an Isr.:Uzai. Ohad. 'uwts, oots; a prim, root; to press; (by 213. 'tJwzal, oo-zdwl'; of uncert. der.; Uzal, 'ahabb, a-haw'; 187. bllN appar. a prim, word 162. Sl!"lN impl.) to be close, hurry, withdraw: a son of Joktan:Uzal. expressing j>aiexclamatorily; Oh!:ah,
185.
FHN 'awab, aw/aw
from
183;
longing:
212. ]S1N
'owphan,
o-fawn';
or (short) )t\i
VW
'
(make) haste
(-n, -y), labor,
be narrow.
cellar,
alas.
188.
""IN
163. N171N
'Ah&Ta', &-hav-aW;
prob. of for. or.;

interj.
Ahava, a river of Babylonia:Ahava.

164.
"I*I>"!N
fiwy, o'ee; prob. from 183 (in the sense of crying out after); lamentation; also Oh! :alas, woe.
214. "IZIN
'owtsar, o-tsaw1 ; from 686; a depositor^; armory,

garner,
to be
store
'Ebuwd,
161
;
ay-hood'; from the same as united; Ehud, the name of two or
(-house), treasure (-house) (-y).
three Isr.: Ehud.
189. ''IN 'Eviy, ev-ee'; prob. from 183; desirous; Evi, a Midianitish chief :Evi.
215.
TIN 'owr,
ore; a prim, root; make) luminous (lit. and
(caus.
metaph.):
165.
"AN
is
[which
'Shiy, e-hee'; appar. an orth. var. for where:I will be (Hos. 13 10, 14) often the rendering of the same Heb. form
346;
:
a?iN 'owySb. See 341.

190.
fTIN 'owyah,
o-yaw1 ; fem. of 188:woe.
X break of day, glorious, kindle, (be, en-, give, show) light (-en, -ened), set on Are, shine.
216.
TIN '6wr,
(concr.)
ore;
from
215;
(in
from
1961].
166. btlN 'ataal, aw-hal'; a prim, root; clear: shine.
to be
191. b'HN 'fiviyl, ev-eel'; from an unused root (mean, to be perverse); (flg.) silly:tool (-ish) (man).
192. "SJlSa
luminary
illumination or every sense, includ-
167. bi3N 'abal, aw-hal'; a denom. from 168; to tent: pitch (remove) a tent.
168. b?1N '6bel, o'-hel; from 166; a tent (as conspicuous from a distance): covering,
(dwelling) (place),
mer- 217. TIN uwt, oor; from 215; flame, hence (In o-dak'; of Chald. deriv. and prob. the plur.) the East (as being the region of Merodak; EvilrMerodak, a Babylon- light) :fire, light. See also 224. mean, soldier of clearly ian king:Evil-merodach. 218. TIN 'trwr, oor; the same as 217; Ur, aplace
ev-eel'
Vng
'Eviyl
ing lightning, happiness, etc.):bright, clear, light (-ning), morning, sun.
+ day,
rodak,
193. b*1N
Awl,
ool;
i.e.
from an unused root mean, to

219.
in Chaldsea; also ai> Isr.:
Ur.
hirni-
home, tabernacle,
tent.
169. bil'N 'Obel, o'-hel; the * Isr.:-OheL
same
as 168; Ohel, an
the body (as being rolled together); also powerful:mighty,

twist,
(by Impl.) be strong;
HTlN '6wrab,
<mv.w>;
fem. of 216;
strength.
nousness, i.e. (flg.) prosperity; also a plant (as being bright):herb lieht.
10
Avayraw
Eeehzer

transp. for
220. iTVIN.
'avGrab, aimy-raW; by
723;
247.
ITN 'azar, aw-zar
a stall:cote.
oo-ree';
1 ; a prim, root; to belt: bind (compass) about, gird (up, with).
272.
rwnN 'acbuzzab, akh-ooz-zaw';

'
pare,
from
270;
fem. pass. something seized, i.e.
221.
ÎN
'tlwrty,
the
from
217; itery; Uri,
248.
8^N
name of three Isr. :Uri.
the
'ezrfiwa', ez-ro'-d; a var. for arm: arm.
2220;
possession (esp. of land): possession.
273. ">TnN
the
222. bijP'TIN 'tJwrlyel, oo-ree-ale'; from 817 and 249. 410; /tone o/ G7od; J7rieJ, the name of
'Achzay, akh-zah'ee; from 270; seizer; Achzai, an Isr.:Ahasai.
HJTN 'ezracb,
ez-rawkh'; from .2224
(in
two 1st. :Uriel.

223.
rVTtN 'tlwriyab, oo-ree-jaw'; or (prol.) oo-ree-yawf-hoo; It'P'llN 'f^wriyabdw,

from
217
sense of springing up); a spontaneous growth, i.e. native (tree or persons): bay tree, (home-) born (in the land), of the (one's own) country
274. tVJttN
'Acbazyab,
akh-az-yaw'; or (prol.)
akhâz-yaw'-hoo;
IfPTHN 'Achazyabuw,
(nation).
from 270 and 3050; Jah has seized; Achazjah, the name of a Jewish and an Isr. king:
Ahaziah.
275. D-TON
and
3050;
flame
of Jah;
250.
TjTtN 'Ezracbiy,
from
2246;
?.z-raw-khee';
patron.
desc. of
Urijah, the Urijah.
name of one Hittite and five Isr. '.Uriah,

oo-reem';
plur.
an Ezrachite or
'Acbnzzam,
270; seizure;
'
224.
DÎN 'frwrfym,
lights;
of 217;
Zerach: Ezrahite. zam. 251. IlN 'acb, awkh; a prim, word; a brother
(used in the widest sense o literal relation-
akh*ooz-zawm' ; from Achuzzam, an Isr.:Ahu-
276. ntrtN
Acb nzzatb, akh-ooz-zath'; a var. of
Urim, the oracular brilliancy of 272; possession; Achuzzath, a Philisship and metaph. affinity or resemblance [like 1]): the figures in the high-priest's breastplate:Urim. tine: Ahuzzath. another, brother (-ly), kindred, like, other. Comp. WliN 'Owrenab. See 728. also the prop, names beginning with " Ah-" or 277. TIN 'Achiy, akh-ee'; from 251; brotherly; Achi, the name of two Isr. :Ahi. 225. TIN 'uwtb, ooth; a prim, root; prop, to "Ahi-". ayJchee'; prob. the same as come, i.e. (impl.) to assent:consent. 252. UN acb (Chald.), akh; corresp. to 251: 278. TIN 'Ecbiy, 277; Eehi, an Isr.:Ehi. 226. 7Y1N '6wtb, 6th; prob. from 225 (in the sense brother. of appearing); a signal (lit. or fig.), as a 253. f"IN 'acb, aioftft; a var. for 162; Oh! (expres- 279. DNTIN 'Acbiy'am, akh-ee-awm'; from 251 and 517; brother of the mother (i.e. flag, beacon, monument, omen, prodigy, evidence, sive of grief or surprise):ah, alas. uncle); Achiam, an Isr.: Ahiam. etc.; mark, miracle, (en-) sign, token. 254. TIN 'acb, awkh; of uncert. der.; afire-pot or 280. iTTTIN. 'achiydab (Chald.), akh-ee-daw ; 227. TN 'az, awz; a demonstrative adv.; at that chafing-dish : hearth. corresp. to 2420, an enigma: hard time or place; also as a conj., therefore: 255. HN >6acb, o'-akh; prob. from 253; a howler sentence. beginning, for, from, hitherto, now, of old, once, or lonesome wild animal: doleful creature. since, then, at which time, yet. 281. STAN 'Acblyab, akh-ee-yaw'; or (prol.) 256. SStIM 'Ach'ab, akh-awb'; once (by contr.) 228. NTN >aza> (Chald.), az-ato'; or frTN >&zab TTTIN 'Achiyabdw, akh-ee-yaw' -hoo; inN 'Echab (Jer. 29 22), ekh-awb'; from from 251 and 3050; brother (i.e. worship(Chald.), az-aie'; to kindle; (by impl.) to 251 and 1; brother [i.e. friend] of (his) Achijah, name of nine heat:heat, hot. the Isr. : Ahiah, per) of Jah; father; Achab, the name of a king of Israel and of a Ahijah. 229. ">ajN 'Ezbay, ez-bah'ee; prob. from 231; prophet at Babylon: Ahab. 282. TflTjN 'Aebiybuwd, akh-ee-hood' ; from hyssop-like; Ezbai, an Isr. :Ezbai. 257. ^3f7N 'Acbban, ckh-bawn'; from 251 and 251 and 1935; brother (i.e. possessor) 280. *1TN 'azad (Chald.), az-awd'; of uncert. der. 995; brother (i.e. possessor) of underof renown; Achihud, an Isr.: Ahihud. firm: be gone. standing; Achban, an Isr. Ahban. 231. aitN 'Szdwb, ay-zobe'; prob. of for. der.; 258. inN 'acbad, kzw-khad'; perh. a prim, root; 283. rriN 'Acbydw, akh-yo'; prol. from 251; brotherly; Achio, the name of three hyssop:hyssop. to collect unify, (fig.) (one's i.e.
' 1
'
"
832. Tittt 'ezowr, ay-zore'; from

oirt;
246;
something thoughts):go one

259.
a 6e/t, also a oand:girdle.
way or other. "inN 'ecbad, ekh-awd'; a numeral from 258;

prop, united,
i.e
Isr.:Ahio.
'"'
284. "inTIN
'
'Acbiycbftd,
251
akh-ee-khood' ;
from
(i.e.
233.
VN
'fizay, az-ah'ee; prob. from 227; at that
and
2330; brother
one, or (as an ordinal)

-
mysterious); Achichud, an Isr.;
time:then.
234. !TT"DTN 'azkaJrab, az-kaw-raw'; from 2142; a reminder; spec. rememorace-oJ*ering:memorial. 235. bjN 'azal, aw-zaV; a prim, root; to 30 aioa#, hence to disappear:fail, gad about, go to and fro [but in Ezek. 27 : 19 the word is rendered by many "from Uzal," by others "yarn"], be gone
(spent).
first:a, alike, alone, altogether, and, any (-thing), eleven, apiece, a certain, [dai] ly, each (one), every, few, first, highway, a man, once, one, only,
of a riddle Ahihud.
akh-ee-toob';
285. aitSTJN
'
'Achiytftwb,
251
from
other, some, together.
Achitub, the
awf-khoo; of une. (perh. Eg.) der.; a bulrush or any marshy grass (particularly that along the Nile): flag, meadow. ay-khood'; from 258; 261. Iinijt 'Ecbiiwd, united; Echud, the name of three
260. 1T1N
'achuw,
286.
name TfeTIN 'Acbtylawd,

'
brother of goodness; of several priests:Ahitub.

2898;
and
akh-ee-lood';
from
251
and
3205;
brother of one born;

akh-ee-mdth'
Achilud, an Isr.:Ahilud.
287. nTMTlJJ
'Acbiymdtirtb,
from
251
and 4191; brother of death;
236. b_TN 'azal (Chald.), az-al'; the same as 235; to

"
Isr.: Ehud.
Achimoth, anlsr.: Ahimoth.

akh-ee-meh'-lek; TfbnTjN 'Acbiymelek, from 251 and 4428; ftrofher 0/ (the) king; Achimelek, the name of an Isr. and of a Hittite : Ahimelech.
depart:go
(up).
262. ilJHN
237. b.TS 'ezel, 238. "ITN 1

241 j to
from 2S5; departure; Ezel, tion. a memorial stone in Pal. :Ezel. 'azan, aw-zan'; a prim, root; prob. to 263. FnfJN expand; but used only as a denom. from
eh'-zel;
akh-vaw'; from 2331 (in the sense of 2324); an utterance; declara-
'acbvab,
288.
'acbavab
(Chald.), akh-av-aw';
cor-
resp. to 262; solution, (of riddles):
show-
289. ]72TIN
'Acbtyman,
akh-ee-man';
or
broaden out the ear (with the hand), i.e. ing. akh-av-aw1 ; from 251; (by impl.) to listen:give (perceive by the) ear, hear 264. iTltlSS 'acbavab, fraternity:brotherhood. (-ken). See 239. gift); 289. "|TN 'azan, aw-zan'; a prim, root [rather 265. Hirti* 'Acbdwach, akh-o'-akh; by redupl. Isr. ident. with 238 through the idea of scales as from 251; brotherly; Achoach, an 290. if two ears]; to weigh, l.e. (fig.) ponder:give good Isr.; Ahoah.
:
^KlTIN
'
Ahiman.
akh-ee-mawn'; from 251 and 4480; brother of a portion (i.e. Achiman, the name of an Anakite and of an
afcft-ee-jah'-ats;
'Acblyman,
'
ySSTJSj 'Acbiyma'ats,
from
251
and the
equiv. of 4619;
heed.
266. "'f'rinN
'Acbowcbfy,
from
264;
akh-o-khee';
patron.
desc.
brother of anger; Achimaats, the

Isr.
name
of three
240. 1TN 'azn, aw-zane'; from 238; a spade or
an Achochite or
of
: Ahimaaz.
paddle
(as
having a broad end):weapon.
241. "1TN 6zen, o'-zen; from 238; broadness, i.e. (concr.)the ear (from its form in man): displease, ear, hearing, 4- advertise, audience,
Achoach: Ahohite. 267. "OTriN 'Acbftwmay, akh-oo-mah'ee; perh.

'
291. "jTIN
'Acbyan,
erly;
akh-yawn'; from 251; brothAchjan, an Isr.:Ahian.
from 251 and 4325; brother (i.e. neigh- 292. aiiTJN 'Acbiynadab, akh-ee-naw-dawb 1 ; Achumai, an Isr.:Ahumai. from 251 and 6068; brother of liberalAhinadab. 4- show. 268. Tins* 'acbdwr, aw-khore'; or (short.) "inN ity; Achinadab, an Isr. akhree-no'-am; 242. FtlNti "pjX 'Uzzen Sbe'erab, ooz-zane' aw-khore'; from 299; the 293. Dy^nN 'Acbiynd'am, 'achor, "' from 251 and 5278; brother of pleassheh-er-aw'; from 288 and 7609; hinder part; hence (adv.) behind, backward; also (as plat of Sheerah (i.e. settled by him) Uzzen-Sheerah, a facing north) the West:after (-ward), back (part, antness; Achinoam, the name of two Israelitesses: Ahinoam. place in Pal :Uzzen-sherah. -side, -ward), hereafter, (be-) hind (-er part), time to
bour) of water;
243. *vtan rriattj

8396; /lata
'Aznowtb Tab6wr,
6th'
taw-bore';
from
238
- come, without. and 269. rriflN 'acbAwtb, of 251

250], lit.
;
294.
IpapTlN 'Acbiycamab,
"
afcft-ee-sara-
(i.e. tops) of Tabor (i.e. situated on it); Aznoth-Tabor, a place in Pal. :Aznoth-tabor. 244 "WN 'Ozniy, oz-nee'; from 241; having
aw-khoth'; irreg. fem. sister (used very widely [like
mawk'; from 251 and 5564; brother of support; Achisamak, an Isr.: Abisamach.
and
fig.): (an-) other, sister, together.
270.
THN 'acbaz,
aw-khaz'; a prim, root; to seize
(quick) ears; Ozni,

(collect.), his
an Isr. also an Oznite

;
(often with the accessory idea of holding
desc.: Ozni, Oznites.
in possession):
tion, (get,
245. S1J518
'Azanyab,
3050;
az-an-yaw'; from 238 and
295. 1T3JTIN 'Acbty'ezer, dkh-ee-eh'-zer; from ' 251 and 5828; brother of help: Achiezer, the name of two Isr.:Ahiezer.
296.
|-
be affrighted,
bar, (catch, lay,
apTJN 'Aebfyqam,
*
'
akh-ee-kawm';
from
(I.e.
take) hold (back),
come upon,
fasten, handle, por(-ion).
'
251
and
6965;
brother of rising
heard
by Jah; Azanjah, an
az-iblceem';
have or take) possess
high);
Achikam, anlsr.:AMkam.
afcft-ee-rawrot'; from and 7311; brother of height (i.e. Achiram, anlsr.:Ahiram.
'
IBr.;Azaniah.
271. TttN
246.
d^TN 'azlqqSym,
2131;
var. for
'Acbaz, aw-khawz'; from 270; possessor; Achaz, the name of a Jewish king and
297.
ayTlN 'Achiyram,
251
manacles:
chains.
of an Isr. :
Ahaz.
high);

298. "JJTTJN
'
Avayraw
Eeehzer
prob.
11
849,
'Aehiyramiy,
akh-ee-raw-mee'
323 "JBT11B08 'aehashdarpan, akh-ash-dar- 351. ttD^N 'eykdh, ay-ko;

pan': of Pers. der.; a satrap or governor of a main province (of Persia): lieutenant.
324.
a var. for
but
patron, from 297; an Achiramite or
not as an interrogative; where: where,
desc. (collect.) of
Achiram:Ahiramites.
tld^N 'eykah;
849.
FDD"K 'eykakah.
Sea
299.
fffW
' :
'Achiyra', akh-ee-rah'; from 251 and 7451; brother of wrong; Achira,
JsTIttJITO
aehashdarpan
ash-dar-pan' ;
(Chald.), akh-
corresp.
to 323:
an Isr.
Ahira.
'Achiyshachar,
ar;
prince.
800. "itTlirnN
akh-ee-shakh'7837; brother
325.
UJinTOON 'Achashverowsh,
vay-rosh';
akh-ash-
from
851
and
or
(short.)
of
USTOnSt
Ahasuetitle
(the) dawn; Achishachar, an Isr.:Ahishar.
'Achashrdsh,
(Esth. 10
:
akh-ash-rosh'
(i.e.
ah'-yil; from the same as 193; prop, strength; hence anything strong; spec, a chief (politically); also a ram (from his strength); a pilaster (as a strong support): an oak or other strong tree:mighty (man), lintel, oak, post,
352.
b?N 'aytl,
301.
akh-ee-shawr' ; from ' 251 and 7891; brother of (the) singer; Achishar, an Isr. : Ahishar.
'Achiyshar, THrni? T
'
1);
of Pers. or.
Achashverosh
ram,
353.
tree.
rus or Artaxerxes, but in this case Xerxes), the (rather than name) of a Pers. king:Ahasuerus.
b"^ 'eyal,
eh-yawl'; a var. of 852; strength.
strength.
326.
802.
bshTIK 'Achiyth&phel,
'
akh-ee-tho'-fel;
'
from
:
251
and
8602; brother
of folly;
Achithophel, an Isr.
Ahithophel.
akh-lawb';
akh-ash-taw-ree' an achastarite prob. of Pers. der. (i.e. courier); the designation (rather than name) of an Isr. Haakashtari [includ. the art.].
; :
"HrnBOK 'achashtariy,
354.
b n N 'ayal,
(in
ah-yawl'; an intens.
the sense of ram);
form of 359 a stag or male

tern, of 351;
deer:hart.
355. !"lb"N
303.
ibnN 'Achlab,
*
:
:
from the same
'ayalah, ah-yaw-law';
'isyldwn,
ay-lone';
root as 2459; fatness (i.e. fertile') ; AchAhlah. lab, a place in Pal. 304. "ibtlN 'Achlay, akh-lah'ee; the same as 805; wishful; Achlai, the name of an Israel-
327. "pnUJnSi 'achastara.il, akh-ash-taw-rawn' of Pers. or. a mule: camel.

;
doe or female deer:hind.

356. "pb^N
itess
and
of
an
305.
"'bniS!
:Ahlai. 'achalay, akh-al-ah'ee;

Isr.
328. l3N 'af, at; from an unused root perh. mean, to mo'oe softly; (as a noun) a necromancer (from their soft incantations), (as an adv.) gently: charmer, gently, secret, softly.
329. 1t2&< >&t&.&, aw-tawd'; from an unused root prob. mean, to pierce or make fast; a Wiorn-tree (espec. the buckthorn):Atad, bramble,
thorn.
or (short.) pbjl
'Blown,
ay-lone';
ay-lone'; or
ibiN 'Eyldn,
from
352;
oak-grove; Elon,
or
the
name
of a place in Pal., and also of one Hittite,
"btlN
two Isr. : Elon.

ah-yaw-lone' ; from 354. Ajalon, the name of Ave places in Pal. :Aijalon, Ajalon.
and a var. of 3863; would that!:0
'aclialey, akh-aVay': prob. from 253 that, would God.
357. "pbjN
'Ayaldwn,
deer-field;
306. fmbriN 'achlamah, akh-law'-maw; perh. from 2492 (and thus dream-stone); a gem, prob. the amethyst:amethyst. e of akh-me-thaw'; 307. Nnnntjt 'Achm tha.', Pers. der. ; Achmetlia (i.e. Ecbatana), the summer capital of Persia: Achmetha.
"
'
330. ")1J3N
(yarn),
i.e.
>e(uwn,
ay-toon'; from an unused root (prob. mean, to bind) prop, twisted

;
358. Ijn
rP3
ffe*l$
'Eylown Beyth Chanan,

ay-lone' bayth-chaw-
tapestry:fine linen.
of unAchasbai, an Isr.: Ahasbai. aw-khar'; a prim, root; to 809. inN " T 'achar, loiter (i.e. be behind); by impl. to pro-
308.
aOni? 'Achachay, akh-asbah'ee;

cert. der.;
from 356, 1004, and 2603; oak-grove o/(the) 'alain, aw-tam'; a prim, root; to close nawn'; house of favor; Elon of Beth-chanan, a place in (the lips or ears); by anal, to contract (a Pal. : Elon-beth-hanan. window by bevelled jambs): narrow, shut, stop. ay-loth'; or nb^N 332. '"IE3N 'atar, aw-tar'; a prim, root; to close 359. nib-'N 'Eylowth,
331.
QDN
up: shut.
333. "ItiN 'Ate"r, aw-tare'; from 832; maimed; Ater, the name of three Isr. :Ater. 334. ÎBN 'Uter, it-tare'; from 332; shut up, i.e. impeded (as. to the use of the right
hand):
crastinate:-continue, defer, delay, hinder, be late (Slack), stay (there), tarry (longer). 310. "ItlN 'acliar, akh-ar'; from 809; prop, the hind part; gen. used as an adv. or conj.,
after (in various senses): after (that, -ward), again, at, away from, back (from, -side), behind, beside, by, follow (after, -ing), forasmuch, from, hereafter, hindpersecute, posterity, purout (over) live, er end,
'Eylath, ay-lath'; from 352; trees or a grove (i.e. palms) Eloth or Elath, a place on the Red Sea: Elath, Eloth.
;
360. nib" }*
1
'eyaliiwth,
353;
eh-yaw-looth' ;
tern, of
power;
by impl. protection:
or (short.) or
(fern.)
|-
left-handed.
strength.
335. ""N 'ay, ah'ee; perh. from 370; where? hence how //how, what, whence, where, whether,
361.
Ob^N 'eylam, ay-lawm';

'elam, ay-lawm';
dbN
which (way).
"'N 'ly, ee;
rt2bN
336. 337.
suing, remnant, seeing, since, thence [-forth], when,

with.
idea of
prob. ident. with 335 (through the query); not:island (Job 22 30).
:
'elammah,
arch.
lar-space (or colonnade),
ay-lam-maw'; prob. from 352; a pili.e. a pale (or portico):

ay-leem'; plur. of 852; palmElim, a place in the Desert:
ee-lawn';
corresp. to
"'N 'iy> ee ! short,

^Sl ty, ee;
from
188; alas!:woe.
311. 'nOi?
312.
'achar
310;
(Chald.),
akh-ar';
corresp. to
prop. 309; next, other, etc.: (an-) other (man), following, next, strange. 1 313. IflN 'Acher, akh-air ; the same as 313;
inN
after: [here-] after. 'acher, akh-air 1 ; from

hinder;
gen.
prob. ident. with 337 (through the idea of a doleful sound) a howler (used only in the plural), i.e. any solitary wild creature: wild beast of the islands. 339. ijt 'ly, ee; from 183; prop, a habitable spot
362.
Elim.
db^N 'Eyllm,
trees;
338.
363. "jb^N
'tylan (Chald),
356;
tree:
tree.
ale paw-raum';
6290;
Acher, an
Isr.
: Aher.
340.
(as
desirable);
dry
land,
coast,
an
364.
"HNB b 1 ^ 'Eyl Pa'ran,

from 352 and
314 flinN 'acharown, akh-ar-one'; or (short.) VinN 'acharon, akh-ar-one'; from 309;
hinder: gen. late or last; spec, (as facing the east) western:after (-ward), to come, following, hind (-er, -ermost, -most), last, latter, rere-
island: country,
isle, island.
aw-yab'; a prim, root; to hate (as one of an opposite tribe or party); hence to be hostile:he an enemy. 341. 2iS '6yeb, o-yabe'; or (fully) a"HK '6w340; hating;
S^N 'ayab,
oak of Paran; El-Paran, a portion of the district of Paran: Elparan. jbiN 'Eylon. See 356.
365.
nb^N 'ayeleth,
355;
ah-yeh'-leth;
the
same as
yeb, o-yabe'; act. part, of ward, ut(ter)most. an adversary: enemy, foe. 315. n^TIN 'Achraeh, akh-rdkh; from 310 and from 342. iia^N 'eybah, ay-baw 1 251, after (his) brother: Achrach, an
1 ;
'
a doe: hind, Aijeleth. fi^N 'aylm. See 868.

366.
root (mean, to frighten); frightful: terrible. or (short.) n?3N }* 'eymah, ay-maw'; 367. n)!" T ' T "
340;
hostil-
Isr.: Aharah.
316. bn*iriN
'Acharchel,
310
akh-ar-kale' ;
(the)
Isr.
from
and
2426;
behind
intrench-
ment
317.
(i.e.
"
safe)
Acharehel, an
:Aharhel.
okh-or-ee';
ity: enmity, hatred. 'eyd, ode; from the same as 181 (in the 343. sense of bending down); oppression; by impl. misfortune, ruin:calamity, destruction.
D^N 'ay6m, aw-yome'; from an unused
TN
'ochoriy "inN T
'
(Chald.),
"
311;
other: (an-) other.

(Chald.),
318.
'ochdreyn VTIN " '

"
or (short.) YlTTJJ
'ochdren
from 344. !"PN 'ayah, ah-yaw'; screamer, i.e. a hawk:kite, vulture. ah-yaw'; the same as 844; Ajah, 'Ayah, STN 345. okh-or-ane'; T the name of two Isr. Aiah, Ajah.
perh.
337;
:
from
the
366; fright; concr.
'email, ay-maw ; from the same as an idol (as a bugbear): dread.

1
fear, horror, idol, terrible, terror.
368. d" n
l
,,
N 'Eymiym,
terrors;
ay-meem';
Emim, an
plur. of 867; early Canaanltisil
(Chald.),
346.
okh-or-ane';
fPN
'
Jay6h,afc-ai/' prol.fromsa5;tofter/:
,
(or Moabitish) tribe:Emims.
from
317; last: at last.
where.
369.
ee-ydbe
1
]"]i<
319.
rT^nN 'achariyth,
akh-ar-eeth' ;
from 310;
the last or end, hence the future; also posterity:(last, latter) end (time), hinder (utter) -most, length, posterity, remnant, residue, reward.
347. ISTW
>iy6wb,
from
340;
hated
'ayln, ah'-yin; as if from a prim, root mean, to be nothing or not exist; a non-
(i.e.
320.
latter.
rT^nN 'achariyth
' '
(Cbald.),
akh-ar-eeth';
319; later:
persecuted); Ijob, the patriarch famous for his patience:Job. 'lyzebel, ee-zeh'-bel; from 336 and 348. bars? '"'' 2083; chaste; Izebel, the wife of king
'
entity; gen. used as aneg. particle: else, except, fail, [father-] less, be gone, in [-curable], neither, never,
from
311;
the
same as
Ahab: Jezebel.
'6yk, *e< also
kaw';
kaw'-kah; prol. how, what.
!"'?''*?
321. Tltli*
other.
'ochdran
811;
(Chald.), okh-or-awn';
817;
from 349. TpN
'eykah,
ay-
no (where), none, nor (any, thing), not, nothing, to nought, past, un [searchable], well-nigh, without. Comp. 870. 370. T^N 'ayln, ah-yin'; prob. ident. with 869 in
the sense of query (comp. 336);where?
pref.,
the
same as
See
318.
other:(an-)
and ttSS^N 'eykakah, ay- (only in connection with prep, from 335; how? or how!; also where: whence, where.
371.
]',
whence):
YnttN 'ochdren.
322. rPSTnlS
(-ward, again).
'achoranniyth,
prol.
akh-o-ran-neeth'
350. "ria3""1 ? T
'
ty-kabowd,
336
ee-kaw-bode 1 ; from
is)
from
268;
backwards: back
and
8519; (there
no
glory,
i.e.
'iyn, eet; appar. a short, form of 869| but (like 870) interrog. is it not?: not 372. "ITS^N iyezer, ee-eh'-zer; from 8
;
inglorious; Ikabod, a son of Phineas:
I-chabod.
helpless; Iezer,
an Isr. : Jeezer.
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393.
873. """l??^ >fyeiriy, ee-ez-ree 1 ; patron, from 372; an Iezritt or desc of Iezer: Jelerite.
TON
'akzar ak-eawr ; from an unused root

1
419. "libit
mean, to act harshly); violent; by impl. deadly; also (in a good sense) brave:cruel, 420.
(appar.
fierce.
WWt
874. ttBnS
>ypbab, ay-fart; 'epbab, ay-fart;
or (short.)
of
tXBSf,
'Eldad, el-ddd'; from 410 and 1730; God has loved; Eldad, anlsr.:Eldad. 'Elda'ab, el-daw-art; from 410 and 3045; God of knowledge; Eldaah, B,
Eg. der.;
an 394.
395.
"''n'pN
'akzarfy,
rible:
ak-zaw-ree';
from 393;
ter-
son of Midian:Eldaah.
421. FlbN 'alab, aw-lart; a prim, root [rather ident. with 422 through the idea of invocation] to bewail: lament.
;
ephah or measure for grain; hence a measure in gen.:ephah, (divers) measure (-s).
375. ilfi^N
cruel (one).
ak-ze-ree-ooth'
rTPTpS 'akzriyAwtb,
from 894; fierceness:cruel. ay-fo'; from 385 and 6311; 422. ilbN 'alab, aw-lart; a prim, root; prop, to what place?; also (of time) when?; or 396. Flb"pN 'akfylab, ak-ee-law'; tern, from 398; adjure, i.e. (usually in a bad sense) im(of means) how?:what manner, where. something eatable, i.e. food:meat. precate: adjure, curse, swear. 876. ti^N 'iyb, eesh; contr. for 582 [or perh. 397. IBpN 'Ablysb, aw-keesh'; of uncert. der.; 423. tlbN 'alab, aw-law'; from 422; animprecorather from an unused root mean, to be tion: curse, cursing, execration, oath, Akish, a Philistine king: Achish. swearing. extanf]; a man as an individual or a male person; 398. bpN 'attal, aw-kaV; a prim, root; to eat 424. TtbN 'elab, ay-law'; f em. of 852; an oak or often used as an adjunct to a more definite term (and
>6ypbdb,
(lit. or fig.): X at all, burn up, consume, such cases frequently not expressed in transladevour (-er, up), dine, eat (-er, up), feed (with), food, chamany (man), a certain, wise (-deed, plenty), (lay) meat, X freely, x in pion, consent, each, every (one), fellow, [foot-, husX quite. band-] man, (good-, great, mighty) man, he, high 'akal (Chald.), ak-al'; corresp. to 398: (degree), him (that is), husband, man [-kind], none, 399. bpt* accuse, devour, eat. one, people, person, steward, what (man) soever, 400. b?N 'obel, o'-kel; from 398; food:eating, whoso (-ever), worthy. Comp. 802. food, meal [time], meat, prey, victuals. 877. IS^S >iyb, eesh; denom. from 376; to be a 401. blDN 'Crkal, oo-kawl'; or b3N Tbkal, man,
in
other strong tree: elm, oak,
teil
tree
tion)'. also, another,
425. 7"ibN 'Blab, ay-lart; the same as 424; Elah, the name of an Edomite, of four Isr., and
also of
a place
in Pal.
:Elah.
(Chald.),
426. PlbN T
81abb
el-art;
corresp.
to
" 433; God; God, god. 427. ribN 'allah, aWaio'; a var. of 424:oak.
428. ilbN 'el-leb, ale'-leh; prol.from411; tfteseor those:an- (the) other; one sort, so, some, such, them, these (same), they, this, those, thus, which, who (-m).
ie. act in
a manly way:show
(one)
self
a man.
-
378. niB3"115
402. ilbSN 'oklab, ok-lart; fern, of 401; food: from 3T6 and 1322; man of shame; 429. STJN 'elleb (Chald.), ale'-leh; corresp. to consume, devour, eat, food, meat. Ish-bosheth. King Saul: son of 428: these. Ish-Bosheth, a 403. ^DR 'alien, aw-kane'; from 3559 [comp. 379. TlTT^N 'iysbbowd eesh-hode'; from 376 rfbN'elfiabb. See 433. |yiJ v^3651]; firmly; fig. surely; also (advers.) and 1935; man of renown; Ishod, an but: but, certainly, nevertheless, surely, truly, el-o-heem'; 'eloblym, plur. of 433; Isr.:Ishod. r430i D^ribN '' verily. gods in the ordinary sense; but spec, 380. "plB', N 'iysbdwn, ee-shone'; dimin. from 404. tpit 'aliapb, aw-kaf; a prim, root; appar. used (in the plur. thus, esp. with the art.) of the su376; the little man ot the eye; the pupil mean, to curve (as with a burden); to preme God; occasionally applied by way of deferor ball; hence the middle (of night):apple [of the urge:crave. ence to magistrates; and sometimes as a superlaeye], black, obscure. 405. t|3N 'efcepb, eh'-kef; from 404; a load; by tive: angels, X exceeding, God (gods) (-dess, -ly), "TH^N siysb-Cbay. See 881. impl. a stroke (others dignity): hand. X (very) great, judges, X mighty. eesh-khah'-yil ; 381. b" HHB"'N 'iyBb-CbayU, 406. ""ON 'ibbar, ik-kawr'; from an unused root 431. ibN 'alftw (Chald.), al-oo'; prob. prol. from from 376 and 2428 man of might; by mean, to dig; a farmer: husbandman, 412; lo!: behold. defect, transcription (2 Sam. 23 20) "TniTN >lsb- ploughman. 432. ibN 'illikw, il-loo'; prob. from 408; nay, i.e. > afc-sftaw/'; Aksbapb, from 3784; fasCbay, eesh-khah'ee; as if from 376 and 2416; living 407. f]12)DN (softened) if: but if, yea though. cination; Acshaph, a place in Pal.: man; Ish-chail (or Ish-chai), an Isr.: a valiant man. 433. tTlbN 'Slowabb, el-o'-ah; rarely (short.) 'lysb-Towb, eesh-tobe' ; from Achshaph. 382. fa 'eloabb, el-o'-ah; prob. prol. (emphat.) <-PN 376 and 2897; man ofTob; Ish-Tob, 408. bit 'al, al; a neg. particle [akin to 8808]; not from 410; a deity or the Deity:God' (the qualified negation, used as a depreca& place in Pal. :Ish-tob. god. See 430. tive); once (Job 24 25) as a noun, nothing: nay, "US'1 !* 'ishay See 3448: 434. ?13N 'eluwl, el-ool'; for 457; good for nothneither, + never, no, nor, not, nothing [worth], ing: thing of nought. prHN 'itbown. See 2978. rather than. 435. blbN 'filuwl, el-ool'; prob. of for. der.; Elul,
'i?
'fysb-Bosbetb,
ook-kawV; appar. from 398: devoured; Ucal, a fancy name:Ucal.

eesh-bo'-sheth;
^"UTN
383.
"WN
'iytbay
(Chald.), ee-thah'ee
to 8426; prop, entity; used only as

ticle
corresp. a par-
409. bit 'al (Chald.), al; corresp. to 408:not.

410.
"
the sixth Jewish
month:Elul.
of affirmation, there is: art thou, can, do ye, have* it be, there is (are), X we will not.
bN
'61, ale; short,
from 352; strength; as adj. 436. TibN 'Sldwn, ay-lone'; prol. from 852; an mighty; espec. the Almighty (but used also oak or other strong tree:plain. See also
356.
384.
the
>N', n'
'fytbiy'el,
837
eeth-ee-alef ; perh.
and
410;
God has arrived;

1
of any deity): God (god), X goodly, X great, idol, from might (-yone), power, strong. Comp. names in "-el."
437. IlbN 438. flbN

Allon.
'allown,
aJAone'; a var. of 436:oak.

al-lone';
Isr.,
Ithiel,
385. "TpP/'N
name of an Isr., also of a symb. person:Ithiel. 'fytbamar, eeth-aw-mawr ; from Comp.

839
411.
bN bN
'1, ale;
a demonstr. particle (but only in a plur. sense) these or those: these, those.
'Allown,
Allon,
428.
an
also
the same as 437; a place in Pal.:

al-lone'
and
8558;
coast of the palm-tree;

(short.)
412.
'1 (Chald.), ale; corresp. to 411:these.
Ithamar,
386.
son of Aaron: Ithamar. "|rPN 'eytban, ay-thawn'; or
439,
rVDa
1"feN
'Allown Bakuwth,
yiN
413. bit '61, ale; (but used only in the shortened

constr.
denoting motion towards, but occasionally or rather 440. îibN '^lowniy, ay-lo-nee'; permanent; spec, a chieftain:hard, mighty, rough, used of a quiescent position, i.e. near, with or among; '^loniy, ay-lo-nee'; (short.) ''bbN strength, strong. often in general, to: about, according to, after, 387. "jrpBl 'Eytban, ay-thawn'; the same as 886; against, among, as for, at, because (-fore, -side), both patron, from 438; mElonite or desc. (collect.) of . and, by, concerning, for, from, X hath, in (-to), Eton: Elonites. permanent; Ethan, the name of four near, (out) of, over, through, to (-ward), under, unto, Isr. :Ethan. 441. EjlbN 'allnwpb, al-loof; or (short.) tjbN 388. dîrpN Eythaniym, ay-thaw-neem' ; plur. upon, whether, with (-in). 'alluph, al-loof; from 502; familiar; of 386; always with the art.; the per- 414. NbN EIa', ay-law'; a var. of 424; oak; Ela, a friend, also gentle; hence a buttock (as being tame; anlsr.: Elah. manent brooks; Ethanim, the name of a month: applied, although masc, to a cow); and so a chief, Ethanim. 415. bN79? "tibst bN 'EI 'el6bf-y TTtsra'el, tain (as notable like neat cattle):captain, duke, ale el-o-hay' yis-raw-ale' 389. ^N 'ak, ale; akin to 403; a particle of affirma(chief) friend, governor, guide, ox. tion, surely; hence (by limitation) only: from 410 and 430 and 3478 the mighty God of Jisrael ; 442. TlJlbN 'AlnWBb, aw-loosh'; of uncert. der.; also, in any wise, at least, but, certainly, even, how- El-Elohi-Jisrael, the title given to a consecrated spot Alush, a place in the Desert: Alush.
prop,
'etban, ay-thawn'; from an unused root (mean, to continue); permanence; hence (concr.)
form
bN
'el, el) ;
a prim,
particle,
baw-kooth'; from 437 and a var. of 1068; oak of weeping; Allon-Bakuth, a monumental tree:Allon-bachuth.
beit, nevertheless, notwithstanding, only, save, surely,
of a surety, truly, verily,
+ wherefore, yet (but).
390. "I3N
ak-kad'; from an unused root prob. mean, to strengthen; a fortress;
'Akkad,
Accad, a place in Bab.:Accad.
391.
392.
ST5N 'akzab,
ak-zawb'; from 3576; falsehood; by impl. treachery:Bar, lie.
a^pS
'Akziyb,
ful
(in
ak-zeeb';
from 891;
deceit-
443. lilbs VElzafoad, el-saw-bawd'; from 410 and 2064; God has bestowed; Elzabad, the God of the name of two Isr. Elzabad. Bethel; El-Bethel, the title given to a consecrated 444. tlbN 'alacb, aw-lakh'; a prim, root; to mudspot by Jacob: El-beth-el. dle, i.e. (fig. and intrans.) to turn (mor417. tiâsbN 'elgabiysb, eVgaw-beesh'; from ally) corrupt:become filthy. 410 and 1378; hail (as if a great 'Elchanan, el-khaw-nawn'; from 445. 13lbx T peart):great hail [-stones]. 410 and 2603; God (is) gracious; Elcha416.
by Jacob:El-elohe-israel.
bNTH;| bN E1 B&yth-'El,
from
ale bayth-ale';
410 and 1008;
the sense of a winter-torrent which fails in summer); Akzib, the name of two places in Pal.;Achzih,
418.
fi^libx
'alguwmmiym,
by transp. for
484;
al-goom-meem'
sticks of
algum
wood:algum
nan, anlsr.: Elkanan. r?N 'Elly. See
1017.
[trees].
;;
; ;

446.
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13
el-ee-tsaw-fawn' 494. TrffiMS 'Elnathan, el-naw-thawn' ; from 410 and 5414; God (is the) giver; Elna> ^BJWS! 'Eltsaphan, than, the name of four Isr. :Elnathan. of six Isr.:Eliab. el-tsaw-fawn'; from 410 and 6845; God of treasure; 447. b&rbK 'Eliy>el,eZ-ee-<rie';from410repeated; Elitsaphan or Eltsaphan, an Isr. :Elizaphan, Elza- 495. "lObs 'EUapar, el-law-sawr' ; prob. of for. der.; Ellasar, an early country of God o/(his) Qod; Eliel, the name of phan. Asia:-Ellasar. nine Isr. :Eliel. 470. Np^bN 'Eliyqa', el-eckaW; from 410 and 448. firiN^N 'Eliyatbab, el-ee-aw-thaw'; or 496. lljbN 'El'ad, el-awd'; from 410 and 5749; 6958; God of rejection; Elika, an God has testified; Elad, an Isr. :Elead. (contr.) firpbt? 'Eliyatbab, el- 1st.:Elika. 'El'adab., eZ-aw-daw',- from 410 and ee-yaw-thaw'; from 410 and 385; God of (his) consent; 471. ti^b N 'Elyaqiym, el-yaw-keem' ; from410 497. fTJSbjS T God has decked; Eladah, an. 5710; Eliathah, an Isr.:Eliathah. and 6965; God of raising; Eljakim,
a^bN
'Eliy>ab,
el-ee-awb';
from 410 and
1;
469. "JBX'bN
'Eliytsapban,
God of (his)
father; Eliab, the
name
or (short.)
"
'"'
449.
TT'bN 'filiydad, ehee-dawd' ; from the " same as 419; God of (his) love; Elidad, 472. JÎZ^bN 'Eliygbeba,
'
the
name
of four Isr.: Eliakim.

el-ee-sheh'-bah;
Isr.:Eladah.
an Isr.: Elidad.
'Elyada, el-yaw-daw'; from 410 and 450. STb&t T: 8045; God (is) knowing; Eljada, the 473. Mffi^bN 'Eliysbab, name of two Isr. and of an Aramaean leader:Eliada.
for. der.;
410 and 7651 (in the sense of 7650) God of (the) oath; Elisheba, the wife of Aaron: Elisheba.
eUie-sliaw';
from 498. TCPbK 'El'uwzay, eloo-zah'ee; from 410 and 5756 (in the sense of 6797); God. (is) defensive; Eluzai, an Isr.:Eluzai.
499.
prob. of
Elishah, a son of
Javau:
IJSbN 'El'azar, 5826; God

''
el-aw-zawr';
(is)
from 410 and

Elazar, the
helper;
451.
" sense of strength) ; the stout part, i.e. the fat tail of the Oriental sheep:rump.
!
'alyab, frbs *
al-yaw';
from 422
(in the orig.
Elishah.
name of seven Isr. :Eleazar.
474. ?11B" bN
l
'Eliysbuwa',
eUee-shoo'-ah;
452.
or prol. FrbN 'Eliyab, ay-lee-yaw'; ay-lee-yaw'-hoo; 'Ellyabuw, from lln^N

T
410 and 7769; God of supplication (or of riches'); Elishua, a son of King David:Elishua.
475. S*TBjbtJ
shib, the
and 3050; God of Jehovah; Elijah, the name of the famous prophet and of two other
410
'"
Isr.:Elijah, Eliah.
45&. lifVlS
'* Iiyll*
and
>
et-ee-hoo 1 ;
el-ee-hoo';
or
(fully)
501. fltobs 'El'asah, el-aw-saw ; from 410 and name of six Isr.:Eliashib. 6213; God has made; Elasah, the el-ee-shaw-maw' 476. 3"2Ta"bN 'Eliyshama', name of four Isr. :Elasah, Eleasah. " from 410 and 8085; God of hearing; 502. 5]b{< 'alapb, aw-lof; a prim, root, to asElishama, the name of seven Isr. : Elishama.
1
'EIyabiyb, el-yaw-sheeb'; 410 and 7725; God will restore;
from 500. Sb^bS 'El'alS', el-awlay'; or (more properly) rtufbSI 'El'alSn, el-aw-lay'; from 410 and 5927; God (is) going up; Elale or Elafrom leh, a place east of the Jordan: Elealeh.
Elja-
NlFPbN 'EliybuW,
1931;
name
Elihu.
of one of Job's
God of him; Elihu, the friends, and of three Isr. :
from 410 477.
yTlJ-bt* '
>Eliysba<,
474;
el-ee-shaw 1 ;
contr.
for
"
Elisba.
Eliaha, the
famous prophet:
sociate with; hence to learn (and caus. to teach);learn, teach, utter.
503. ]bN
,
478.
3BTl5
454. "S^jiFPbN
>Ely eb6weynay,
nah'ee;
'bN
el-ye-ho-ay-
'Eliysbapbat, eVee-shaw-fawV from 410 and 8199; God of judg-
'alapn, aw-laf ; denom. from 505; to make a thousandfold:bring
caus.
forth
thousands.
or
(short.)
"'F^bst ment;
'Ely6w<6ynay,
el-yo-ay-nah'ee;
from 418 and
Elishaphat, an Isr.: Elishaphat. 'Eliyatbab. See 448. FirvbK T T- /:
S068 and 5869; towards Jehovah (are) my eyes; Eljehoenai or Eljoenai, the name of seven Isr. :Elihoenai, Eiionai.
479. TlbN 'IlleTt (Chald.), Make'; proL from 412; these:these, those. 480. ibbt} 'aleIay, al-le-lah'ee; by redupl. from
421; alas!:woe.
504. EJbN 'elepb, eh'-lef; from 502; a/am%,-also (from the sense of yoking or taming) an ox or cow:family, kine, oxen. 505. t]bN 'eleph, eh'-lef; prop, the same as 504; hence (an ox's head being the first letter of the alphabet, and this eventually used as a numeral) a thousand:thousand.
506. rjb$
455.
Nan^bN Elyacbba, eJ-jrafeft-oate'; from 410

and
2fc44;
Qod
will hide;
Eljachba,
481. tlbN
'
alam, aw-lam'; a
fast;
prim, root;
to tie
an
Isr. : Eliahbah.
456. tft'mbN
'Eltycbdrepb,
from 410 and
2779;
eUe-kho'-ref;
hence (of the mouth) to be tonguetied:bb&, be dumb, put to silence.

fibs*
'alaph
'elepb,
(Chald.),
(Chald.),
alaf;
eh'-lef;
or
tjbs
to
corresp.
God of autumn; 482.
Elichoreph, an Isr.:Elihoreph.
457. b-bi* 'eliyl, el-eel'; appar. from 408; good " for nothing,by anal, vain or vanity; spec. an idol:-idol, no value, thing of nought.
'clem, ay'-lem; from 481; silence (i.e. 505:thousand. mute justice): congregation. Comp. 3128. 507. E]bN 'Elepb., eh'-lef; the same as 505; Eleph, abN 'Slam. See 361. a place in Pal.:Eleph. tjbs* 'alluph. See 441. 'alum. See 486.
bbM
Ubsbit 'Elpelef. See 467. 458. 'JjbM'bN 'filiymelek, elee-meh'-lek; from 483. DbN >lllm, iUame'; from 481; speech410 and 4428; God o/ (the) fcin.gr,- Eliless:dumb (man). 508. bgbN 'Elpaal, eUpdh'-al; from 410 and melek, an Isr. Elimelech. al-moog-gheem' 484. &P$ab8S 'almugglym, 1 6466; God (is) act; Elpaal,anlar.: ' 459. pbt* 'llleyii (Chald.), il-lane ; or shorter prob. of for. der. (used thus only in Elpaal. TfeN 'IllSn, il-lane'; prol. from 412; these: theplur.); almug (i.e. prob. sandal-wood) sticks: 509. ybtt 'alats, aw-lats'; a prim, root; to almug trees. Comp. 418. the, these. press:urge. 'Elyacaph, el-yaw-sawf; from 410 485. ftabS 'alnmmak, aloom-maw'; or (masc.) 460. rp"bjS! T' IB^bit 'Eltaapban. See 469. and 3264; God (is) gatherer; Eljasaph, tfttt 'alum, aw-loom'; pass. part, of 481; the name of two Isr.: Ehasaph. something bound; a sheaf: sheaf. 510. QlpbN 'alquwm, aUkoom'; prob. from 408 461. TtybN 'Eliy'ezer, el-ee-eh'-zer; from 410 486. "H'lKlbs 'Almfiwdad, al-mo-dawd'; prob. and 6965; a non-rising (i.e. resistlessT " and B828; God of help; Eliezer, the : Almodad, a son of Jok- ness):no rising up. of for. der. Eliezer. ten : of Isr. and name of a Damascene tan: Almodad. 511. WpbiJ 'Elqanab, eUkaw-naw 1 ; from 410 462. "'W'bN 'filty'Synay, elree-ay-nah'ee; prob. 487. 'ilblsfejj 'Allammeleb., al-lam-meh'-lek; ' ' * and 7069; God has obtained; Elkanah. contr. for 454; Elienai, an Isr.: from 427 and 4428; oak of (the) king; the name of seven Isr.:Elkanah. Elienai. Alammelech. Pal. : AllammeUk, a place in 512. "'IDpbN 'Elqosbiy, el-ko-shee'; patrlalfrom 463. OU^bN Eliyam, el-ee-awm'; from 410 and 488. ôbN 'alman, al-mawn'; prol. from 481 in * a name of uncert. der. ; an Elkoshite T ~ 5971; God of (the) peopie; Eliam, an the sense of bereavement; discarded (as or native of Elkosh: Elkoshite. Isr. : Eliam. a divorced person) : forsaken. 513. ibinbN 'Eltowlad, eUto-lad'; prob. from 464. TB^N 'Eliypbaz, eUee-faz'; from 410 and 489. ^ttbN 'almfin, al-mone'; from 481 as in 488; 410 and a masc. form of 8435 [comp. 6337; God of gold; Eliphaz, the name bereavement: widowhood. God (is) generator; Eltolad, a place in 8434]; of one of Job's friends, and of a son of Esau:Eli'almanali, al-maw-naw'; fern, of FlMbN 490. PaL:Eltolad. 488; a widow; also a desolate place: 514 Nprib^ 'Elt e q6, el-te-kay'; or (moreprop.) 465. bs^bN 'Eliyphal, eUee-fawl'; from 410 and desolate house (palace), widow. * " 6419; God of judgment; Eliphal, an STpFlbSt >Eltqeb, el-te-kay'; of uncert. der.; al-maw-nooth' 491. ni3M5N 'almaiiuwtb.,
'
'
"
'
'
Isr.:Eliphal.
e
el-ee-fe-lay'466. lilbtfbN 'Eliypb 16buw, widowhood: widow, widowhood. "' "" hoo; from 410 and 6395; God of his " 492. 3^3b>fi* 'almdniy, al-mo-nee'; from 489 in Elipheleh. aolsr.: Eliphelehu, distinction; the sense of concealment; some one el-ee-feh'-let; or 467. Cbs'bN 'Bliypbelef, (i.e. so and so, without giving the name of the person (short.) QbsbS 'Elpelef, eUpeh'- or place):one, and such.
fern, of 488;
concr.
a toidow;
abstr.
Eltekeh or Elteke,
Eltekeh.
a place
in Pal.:
515. "JpnbN Elteq6ii, el-te-kone'; from 410 and 8626; God (is) straight; Eltekon, a place in Pal.: Eltekon. 516. riniBFI
destroy;
bg Al tasbcbetb,
'
al tash-kayth';
let;
from 410 and
6405;
God of deliverance; Elipheof six Isr.: Eliphalet, Eli1
jbN 'lllSn.
See 459.
See:440.
from 408 and

prob. the
7843;
Thou must not
let'or Elpelet, the phelet, Elpalet.
name
song: Al-taschith. 468. TOTbtt 'Eleytsirnrr, el-ee-tsoor ; from 410 493. toibs 'Elna'am, el-nah'-am; from 410 and 517. ON 'm, ame; a prim, word; a mother (as the "" bond of the family) in a wide sense (both 5276; God (is his) delight; Elnaatn, an and 6697; God of (the) rock; Elitsur, Isr, Bfaa&BX lit. and fig.) [like 1]:dam, mother, x parting. an Isr.:Elizur.
'' ; :
,
VjbN 'El6nly.
opening words of
a popular
14
618,
Eem
Efrahyim

542.
'inn, eem; a prim, particle; used very widely as demonstr., lo!; interrog., whether?; or conditional, if, although; also Oh that!, when; hence as a neg., not: (and, can-, doubtless, if, that) (not), but, either, except, -f more (-over
ON
TON 'aman, aw-mawn'; from
539 (in
the
567
"'"TON 'J-Smorty, em-o-ree'; prob. a patron.
sense of training); an expert:
cunning
from an unused name derived from

in the sense of publicity,
i.e.
659
workman.
543. TO.N
'am6n, aw-mane';
from
539;
abstr. faithfulness; adv.
truly: Amen,
prominence; thus a mountaineer; an Emorite, one of the Canaanitisa sure; tribes:Amorite.

568. !"P"TON
if,
than), neither, nevertheless,
nor,
oh
that,
or,
surely (no -f save (only, -ing), seeing, since, sith, unless, more, none, not), though, of a truth, verily, when, whereas, whether, while, yet. 519. S"TON 'amah, aw>-maw',' appar. a prim, word; a maid-servant or female slave: (hand-) bondmaid (-woman,) maid (-servant).
so be it, truth. 544.
'Amaryah,
am-ar-yaw'; or
(prol.)
+ +
TON '6men,
truth.
oh.-men.';
from
539;
verity:
545. TO73N
'omnah,
om-naw'; fem. of 544

training);
spec, sense of
(in the tutelage:
am-ar-yaw'-hoo; from 559 and 3050; Jah has said (i.e. promised); Amarjah, the name of nine Isr.: Aim,
1!T*TON
'Amaryahuw,
riah.
brought up.
546. TO72N 'omnali, om^naw'; fem. of 544
usual sense); adv. surely:
(in its
569.
bffTON 'Amraphel,
(perh. for.) der.
am-raTO-/eZ',- of uncert.
;
>emah. TO3N T
520.
See38f.
Amraphel, a king of
am-maiw'; prol. from 517; (i.e. unit) of measure, or the fore-arm (below the elbow), i.e. a cubit; also a door-base (as a bond of the entrance): cubit, hundred^ exchange for 3967], measure, post.
prop, a mother
TO2N
'umnah,
indeed.
Shinar :Amraphel. 570. UJ72N
547.
TOBN >6m enah,

of 544
(in
'emesh,
o-me-naw'; fem. act. part, the orig. sense of supporting);
eh'-mesh; time past, i.e. yesterday or last night:former time, yes-
a column:
pillar.
'amanah,
something
terday (-night).
571. JTON
'emeth,
eh'-meth;
fig.
(-ly),
contr.
from
539;
521.
522.
TO2N 'aminah
(Chald.),
am-maw';
corresp.
548. TO73N lowance:
to 520:cubit.
TO2N 'Aminah, am-maw'; the same as 520;
certain portion, sure.

543;
am-aw-naw'; fem. of 543; stability; fixed, i.e. a covenant, an al- worthiness:assured

right, sure,
certainty,
truth,
trust-
establishment,
faithful,
true
(-ly, -th),
verity.
523.
TO2N
Ammah, a hill in Pal. Ammah. ummah, oom-maw ; from the same

:
549. TO72N
cus:
'Amanah, am-aw-naw';
Amanah,
the same as a mountain near Damas530.
572.
nnrTON 'amtachath,
4969;
am-takh'-ath; from
i.e.
prop, something expansive,
as 517; a collection, persons:nation, people.
i.e.
community
of
Amana.
TO72N T -. Vt
a bag; sack.
'Smunah.
See
573.
''ITO
N Amlttay,
'
624.
TO2N
<immah
'amAwn,
:
(Chald.),
oom-maw';
539,
cor-
resp. to 523:nation.
550.
"pMN 'Amnown,
Amnon
am-nohn';
or
f^S
544;
is,
am-it-tah'ee ; veracious; Amittai, an Isr.
from
:
671;
Amittai.
4975;
574. ''IPTON
'emtaniy
(Chald.),
em-taw^nee';
525. "|TON
aw-mone'; from
prob.
i.e.
'Amiynown,
539; faithful;
in the sense of training; skilled,
architect [like 542]
one brought up.

aw-mone'; the same as
three
Isr.:
an
from (or Aminon), a son of David: welUoined

am-ee-nohn'; 575. ")N
adv.
from a root corresp. to that of (i.e. burly) or mighty:terrible.
Amnon.
525;
an, awn;
contr.
526. "pUN
'Imown,
Amort, the
551.
name of
Amon.
552.
&TON 'omnam, om-nawm';

(-ly, -th).
from
verily:indeed, no doubt, surely,

of a) true
(it
527. flSSS
528.
'amowi, mow';
a var. for 1995; a throng of people: multitude.
1TON
a deity of 553. ITON Egypt (used only as an adjunct of 4996) :multitude,

populous.
'Amown, aw-mone'; of Amon (i.e. Ammon or Amn),

'Smftwn,
lished,
i.e.
I3MN 'umnam, oom-nawm'; an

of 551:in (very) deed; of
orth. var.
when?; also now, where, whither (-soever). ")N '6n. See 204.
576.
or TON 'unah. aw'-naw; from 370; where?; hence whither?, hither and thither: \-ecny (no) whither,
Eg.
der.;
a surety.
NJN 'ana'
(Chald.),
an-aW;
an-aw
or
1
or
TON
to
629. "ITON
ay-moon'; from
(fig.)
539; estab-
trusty;
also (abstr.)
prim, root; to be alert, phys. (on foot) or ment. (in courage): confirm, be courageous (of good courage, stedfastly minded, strong, stronger), establish, fortify, harden, increase, prevail, strengthen (self), make
'amats, aw-mats'; a
'anah
589;
(Chald.),
corresp.
I;2, as for me.
577.
N3N 'anna', awn'-naw;
TON 'annah,
trustworthiness:faith
530.
(-ful),
truth.
4994:
strong (obstinate, speed).
TOTON 'emuwnah,
TO13N
em-oo-nau?; or (short.)
fem. of 529;
'8mAnah,
lit.
em-oo-umu';
fig.
554. Visti 'amots, aw-mohts ; prob. from 653; of a strong color, i.e. red (others fleet):
1
awn'^naw; appar. contr. from 160 and oh now!:l (me) beseech (pray) thee, 0, TON 'anah. See 576.
TON 'anah.
578.
See 575.
ity:-faith
(-ful,
security; mor. fidel-ly, -ness, [man]), set office, stability,
firmness;
bay.
555. "ITO'N
'omets,
stronger.
o'-mets;
from
553;
steady, truly, truth, verily.
531.
aw-mohts ; from an Isr. Amoz. 532. "'MS 'Amiy, aw-mee'; an abbrev. for Ami, an Isr.:Ami.
1
VTON 'AmAwts,
553;
strong; Amots,
556.
526;
yBN 'ammits. See 533. TOWN 'amtsah, am-tsaw

force:
strength.
aw-naw'; a prim, root; to strength: groan:lament, mourn. 579. TON 'anah, aw-naw'; a prim, root [perh. rather ident. with 578 through the idea of from 553; contraction in anguish] to approach; hence to meet in various senses:befall, deliver, happen, seek a
;
TON 'anah,
")i3TON
'Amiynown.
See
557. , 513N
''
'Amtsiy,
am-tsee';
from
553; strong
quarrel.
550.
Amtsi, an Isr.:Amzi.
am-ats^yaw';
'annah. TON T r
or
580. 13N
See
577.
533.
yTON 'ammtyts,
V"HN 'ammits,
am-meets';
or
(short.)
558.
TTJTnN 'Amatsyah,
'S.nuw,
an-oo'; contr. for 587; toe.'we.
ty,
iSN Onow. See 207. from 553 and 3050; strength ofjah; 581. "p2N 'lnnuwn (Chald.), in-noon'; or (fem.) Amatsjah, the name of four Isr.:Amaziah. V3N 'Innfyn (Chald.), in-neen'; corresp. to 'amiyr, aw-meer'; appar. from 559 (in 559. *TON 'amar, aw-mar1 ; a prim, root; to say 534. (used with great latitude):answer, ap1992; they; X are, them, these. the sense of self-exaltation); a summit (of a tree or mountain): bough, branch. point, avouch, bid, boast self, call, certify, challenge, 582. fflilN 'enowsh, en-oshe'; from 605; prop, a (at the, give) command (ment), commune, mortal (and thus differing from the 535. b72N >amal, aw-mal'; a prim, root; to droop; charge, by impl. to be sick, to mourn:languish, consider, declare, demand, X desire, determine, X ex- more dignified 120); hence a man in gen. (singly
or (abstr.) strength:
am-meets'i from 553; strong courageous, migh-
1TO3TON 'Amatsyahfkw, am-ats-yaw'-hoo;
strong (one).
TBN
be weak, wax
536. bbjON 537.
feeble.
pressly,
'nmlal,
weak.
oom-lal';
from
535;
sick:
lan-
X indeed, x intend, name, X plainly, promise, publish, report, require, say, speak (against, of), X still, X suppose, talk, tell, term, X that is,
X
think, use [speech], utter,
bbnN amlal,
guid:
am-ay-lawl';
from 535;
X verily, x
am-ar';
yet.
feeble.
am-awm'; from 517; gather-
560. "TON place

in
'amar
(Chald),
corresp. to
538.
DON 'imam,
ing-spot;
Amam, a
Pal.:
561. ""TON
559:command, declare, say, speak, tell. 6mer, ay'-mer; from 559; something
or collect.):another, x [blood] thirsty, certain, chap [-man], divers, fellow, X in the flower of their age, husband, (certain, mortal) man, people, person, servant, some ( x of them), stranger, those, their trade. It is often unexpressed in the Engl. Version, especially when used in apposition with another word. Comp. 376.
Amam. 539. TON 'aman, aw-man'; a
prim, roof, prop. to build up or support; to foster as a parent or nurse; fig. to render (or be) firm or faithful, to trust or believe, to be permanent or quiet; mor. to
be true or certain; once (Isa. 30 : 21; by interch. for 541) to go to the right hand:hence assurance, fail, be faithful (of believe, bring up, establish,
'findwsh, en-ohsh'; the same as 582; Enosh, a son of Seth:Enos. 562. 'TON 6mer, o'-mer; the same as 561: pro- 584. TON 'anach, aw-nakh'; a prim, root; to sigh: groan, mourn, sigh. mise, speech, thing, word. an-aw-khaw'; from 585; 563. "TON 'Immar (Chald.), im-mar'; perh. from 585. 71TON 'anachah, sighing: groaning, mourn, sigh. 660 (in the sense of bringing forth); a 586. N5TON 'anachna' (Chald.), an-akh'-naw; or lamb:lamb.
said:answer,
appointed unto him,
583. UJ13N
saying, speech, word.
long continuance, stedfast, sure, surely, trusty, verified), nurse, (-ing father), (put), trust, turn to the
right.
564. 'TON
tive;
'Immfcr, im-mare'; from Immer, the name of
559;
talka-
TOTON 'anachnah
587. 13TON
(Chald.), an-akh-naw'',
five Isr.:
corresp. to 587; we:
we.
appar.
Immer.
565.
'anachnuw,
from
595;
an-akh'-noo,
640.
'emrah, em-raw'; fem. of 561, and 588. rrtTON 'Anacharath, an-am-kha-rawth' prob. from the same root as 5170; a mean, the same: commandment, speech, word. from 3225; 641. TON 'aman, aw-man'; denom. tnwee'; from 564; wordy; gorge or narrow pass; Anacharath, a place in Pal. : ?Imriy, 566. "''TON to take the right hand road:turn to the Anaharath. Imxi, the name of two Isr.:Imri. right. See 539.
539: believe, faithful, sure.
',;
TON >iman
(Chald.),
am-an';
corresp. to
ifTON
Mmrah,
im-raie';
or
TOTON
we:
ourselves, us, we.

589. ''38 'aniy, an-ee'; eontr. from 595; I: I, (as for) me, mine, myself, we, X which, 620.
Eem
Efrahyim
15
1E30N 'Ocnappar,
der.;
os-nap-par';
of
for.
645.
IBS 'eph6w,
ay-fo'; or
NIBS 'ephd^F',
Osnappar, an Assyrian king:
xwho.
590. SJN >oniy, on-ee'; prob. from 579 (in the sense of conveyance); a ship or (collect.) a
fleet:galley,
Asnapper.
621.
ay-fo'; from 6311; strictly a demonstrative particle, here; but used of time, now or then:here,
n3PS 'Ac e nath,
aw-se-nath'; of Eg. der.; Asenath, the wife of Joseph: Asenath.
now, where?
646. "I1BS
navy
(of ships).
a prim, root; to 591. i"P3S, 'finiyah, on-ee-yaw ; fern, of 590; a gather for any purpose; hence to receive, ship: ship ([-men]). take away, i.e. remove (destroy, leave behind, put 592. fTOS 'aniyah, an-ee-yaw'; from 578; groan- up, restore, etc.): assemble, bring, consume, deing: lamentation, sorrow. stroy, fetch, gather (in, together, up again), X gen622. E]0S
1
'acaph, aw-saf;
'ephfiwd, ay-fode", 'ephod, ay-fode'; prob.
rarely
"IBS
of for. der.;
spec, the ephod or high-priest's shoulderpiece; also gen. an image: ephod.
647. tPBS.
648.
'Aphiyach,
6315; breeze;
af-ee'-akh;
perh.
:
from
pS 'limiyn.
593.
an
5971;
Isr.
See
581.
erally, get (him), lose,
put
all together, receive, re-
Aphiach, an Isr.
Aphiah.
QÔS 'Aniyam,
:Aniam.
an-ee-awm'; from 578 and
groaning of (the) people; Aniam,
ly,
cover [another from leprosy], (be) rereward, X suretake (away, into, up), X utterly, withdraw.
623. C]DN
T T
TBS
'aphiyl,
aw-feel';
not grown up.

649.
651 (in the sense of
from the same as weakness); unripe:-
'Acaph, aw-sawf; from 622;

Isr.,
collector;
D?ES 'Appayim,
two
nostrils;
ap-pah'-yim; dual of 639;

:
an-awk'; prob. from an unused "-J3S root mean, to be narrow; according to most a plumb-line, and to others a hoolc: plumb594.
line.
'anak,
Asaph, the name of three family of the first:Asaph. HON 'aciph. See 614.
624. ftON
tion, (of
and of the
Appajim, an Isr. Appaim. 650. p^BS 'aphiyq, aw-feek'; from 622; prop. containing, i.e. a tube; also a bed or valley of a stream also a strong thing or a hero:
;
595. "ObS
'anokiy, aw-no-fcee' (sometimes awno'-fcee); a prim, pron.; J;I, me,

to
'acuph, aw-soof;
pass. part, of 622;

i.e.
brook,
channel,
mighty,
river,
collected (only in the plur.),
+ scale,
stream,
collec-
strong piece.
X which.
596. ]3S
offerings):threshold, Asuppim.
*rsp 'dphiyr.
See
311.
'anan, aw-nan'; a prim, root;

i.e.
mourn
625. E|pN
6ceph,
o'-sef;
from
622;
collection
complain:
complain. compel.
626.
gether.
(of fruits):gathering.
651.
5BS 'aphel,
mean, to
aw-fale';
set
as the sun;
from an unused root dusky:very
597. 598.
03S 'anac, D3S 'anac

flg.
aw-nas'; to insist:
HBDN
'acfephah,
lection of
as-ay-/aw';
from 622; a col- dark.
people (only adv.):
to-
(Chald.), an-as'; corresp. to 597;
to distress:
trouble.
652. bfiS ophel, o'-fel; from the same as 651; dusk:darkness, obscurity, privily.
653. ribBN
599. E|3S
'anaph, aw-naf;
627.
a prim, root; to breathe hard, te. be enraged:he angry

an-af; corresp. to 639 (only in the plur. as a sing.); the
(Chald.),
71BDN 'acnppah, aswp-paw' ; iem. of 624; a collection of (learned) men (only in the
'aphelah, af-ay-law'; fem.

duskiness,
flg.
of
651;
misfortune;
concr. con-
plur.): assembly.
(displeased).
600. ]3S
'anaph
as-pes-oof; by redupl. from 624; gathered up together, i.e. a promiscuous assemblage (of people):mixt multitude.
628. tlpBDS
'
'acp e cnph,
face:lace, visage. 601. 71B3N 'anaphah, an-aw-faw'; from 599; an unclean bird, pern, the parrot (from its
irascibility) :heron.
629. S3"lBpN
with, speed
'ocparna'
Pers. der.;
(Chald.).
cealment; dark, darkness, gloominess, X thick. 654. bbsS 'Ephlal, ef-lawl'; from 6419; judge; Ephlal, an Isr. Ephlal. 655. ")BS 'ophen, o'-fen; from an unused root os-par-naw'; of mean, to revolve; a turn, i.e. a season:
:
diligently:fast, forth-
fitly.
(-ily).
IBS 'ophan. See 212.

;
'aphfic, aw-face'; a prim, root; to disappear, i.e. cease. be clean gone (at an from 603; end, brought to nought), fail. 603. 71p3S 'anaqah, an-aw-kaw', root; to yoke or prim, aw-sar'; a 'acar, shrieking:crying out, groaning, sigh- 631. IDS 657. DBS 'ephef eh'-fes; from 656; cessation, i.e. ~ T hitch; by anal, to fasten in any sense, an end (espec. of the earth); often used tag. harness, hold, keep, gird, fast, bind, battle: to join adv. no further; also (like 6466) the ankle (in the 604. Mp2S 'anaqah, an-aw-kaw'; the same as prison (-er), put in bonds, prepare, order, " ' 608; some kind of lizard, prob. the make ready, dual), as being the extremity of the leg or foot: set in array, tie. ankle, but (only), end, howbeit, less than nothing, pecfco (from its wail):ferret. 1 is'tccar, or *lt^6* es-awr ; 632. IDS 'Scar, nevertheless (where), no, none (beside), not (any, 605. 1I33S 'anash, aw-nash'; a prim, root; to be sawr1 ; from 631; an obligation or vow(oi -withstanding), thing of nought, save (-tag), there, frail, feeble, or (flg.) melancholy:des602.
shriek:
p3S 'anaq, aw-nak';
a prim,
root;
to
630.
cry, groan.
'Acpatha', SnSpS T T "

'
der!
os-paw-thaw' ; of Pers. Aspatha, a son of Haman:As-
656.
DBS
patha.
perate
(-ly
wicked), incurable, sick, woeful.
abstinence):binding, bond.
uttermost part, want, without (cause).
606. 1253N
'Snash
'6nash
(Chald.), (Chald.),
en-awsh';
en-ash';
or
ffittS
633. *10S
T
'ecar
(Chald.), es-awr'; corresp. to 632
658.
0^33 DBS 'Ephec
Dammiym,
eh'-fes
" in a legal sense; an interdict:decree.

ay-sar'
dam-meem'; from 657 and the plur.

of 1818; 6oiMidar#o/ftfood-drops;
corresp. to
582;
a man.-man, -f whosoever.
634.
WtT'lDS Ecar-Chadd6wn, ITDS

'Ecter,
Ephes-Dammim,a
P3S
'ant.
See 859.
(Chald.), an-tawf; corresp. to
chad-dohn'; of for. der.; Esarchaddon, an Assyr. king: Esar-haddon.
place in Pal. :Ephes-dammim.
607. 71F13S
608. "prOg 609.
'antah
859;
635.
es-tare'; of Pers. der.; Ester,
thou:as for
thee, thou. plur. of
'antnwn (Chald.), an-tocm';

607; ye:je.
the Jewish heroine:Esther. e (Chald.), aw; corresp. to 6086; 'a 636. 3>S T or wood:timber, wood.
CIS
659. S'BS 'epha', eh'-fah; from an unused root prob. mean, to breathe; prop, a breath, i.e. nothing:of nought.
e/-efc';
a tree 660. ttJBS 'eph'eh,
of hissing);
from 659 (in the sense an asp or other venomous
sion (used as an adv. or conj.) also or 661. t|BS 'aphaph, aw-faf; a prim, root; to name of a king and of a Levite:Asa. surround: compass. adversatively though: also, + although, and 610. WPS 'aciiwk, aw-sook': from 5480; an- yea; (furthermore, yet), but, even, + how much less 662. pBS 'aphaq, aw-fak'; a prim, root; to conointed, i.e. an oU-Jlask:pot.
;
SDS
'Afa', aw-saw';ot uncert. der. ;4sa, the 637.
'aph,
af;
a prim,
particle;
mean, acces- serpent:viper.
than), moreover, with, yea. tain, i.e. (reflex.) abstain:force (one'acown, aw-sone'; of uncert. der.; (more, rather self), restrain. 638. HS 'aph. (Chald.), af; corresp. to 637:also. hurt:mischief. 663. pBS 'Apheq, af-ake'; or p^BS 'Aphiyq, 612. "WON. 'Scftwr, ay-soor'; from 631; a bond 639. E]S 'aph, af; from 599; prop, the nose or af-eek'; from 662 (in the sense of (espec. manacles of a [prisoner):band, nostril; hence the face, and occasionally a strength); fortress; Aphek (or Aphik), the name of prison. person; also (from the rapid breathing in passion) three places in Pal.:Aphek, Aphik. 613. TlDS euwr (Chald.), es-oor>; corresp. to ire:anger (-gry), + before, countenance, face,
611. TlDS
612:
band, imprisonment.
+ forbearing,
nostril, snout,
forehead,
+ [long-]
suffering,
nose,
664. flpBS
'Apheqah,
fortress;
af-ay-kaw'; fem. of 663;
614. ETpJJ
'
a9*yPl. aw-seef;
or t]PS 'aciph,
worthy, wrath.
Aphekah, a place in PaL:
[rather Aphekah. aw-seef; from 622; gathered, i.e. (abstr.) 640. "ISN 'aphad, aw-fad'; a prim, root " * a denom. from 646]; to gird on (the ("55. 'IBS 'fepher, a gathering fa of crops:ingathering.
ay'-fer;
from an unused root
615.
TDS
'aciyr, aw-sere'; from 631; bound, te. ephod):bind. gird. "IBS 'ephfid. a captive:(those which are) bound,
641.
as-sere'; for 615:prisoner.
mean, to bestrew; ashes:

df-ayr';
(in the
ashes.
See 646.
ay-fode';
666.
the
IBS 'apher,
from the same as 665
prisoner.
IBS B!ph6d,
short.;
same as
1
646
sense of covering); a turban}
616.
T3S. 'aîyr,
617.
Astir.
TBS
Ephod, an Isr.:Ephod. 667. tt"lBS 'ephroach, ef-ro'-dkh; from 6524 (In 642. FMBS 'Sphuddah, ay-food-daw '; fem. of the sense of ftursfino the shell); the the same as pri'A99iyr, as-sere'; 616; hence girding on (of the ephod); 646; a brood of a bird:young (one). soner; Assir, the name of two Isr. : ornament. gen. & plating (of metal):ephod,
643. "I^BS
vv
618.
PDS 'acam,
aw-sawm'; from an unused root mean, to heap together; a store-
'appeden,
der. ;
ap-peh'-den; appar. of for.
668.
IT^SS 'appiryown, ap^pir-yone';
prob. of
house (only in the plur.):barn, storehouse.

619. !TI3pS.
644.
der.;
HBS T T
a pavilion or palace-tent: palace. 'aphah, aw-faw/; a prim, root; tocoofc,

espec. to
'A^nah, as-naw ;
1
of uncert.
bake:bake,
See 374.
(-r,
[-meats]).
Amah, oaeot theNethim'm;Ascah.
JIBS >phah.
Eg. der.; a palanquin:chariot, 'Ephraylm, ef-rah'-yim; dual of a 669. masc. form of 672; double fruit; Ephrajim, a son of Joseph; also the tribe descended from him, and its territory:Ephraim Ephraimites
BÊS
16
670.
Afawresahee
Eshpawr

af-avyresah'-
'W88 'Apbarecay (Chald.),
697.
!"I3""!N
ee; of for. or. (only in the plur.);
an
'arbeb, ar-beh'; from 7335; a locust 726. "'ailN" 'ArftwmSy, ar-o-mee'; e, clerical (from its rapid increase):grasshopper, error for 130; an Edomite (as In the
marg.): Syrian.
or-ob-aw'; tern, of 696 (only
Apharesite or inhabitant of an unknown region of Syria:Apharsite.

671.
As
locust.
"WK
698.
TV^yt 'orftbab,
727. Tl^lN
ering); a
'arowa, awône';
chest, coffin.
or
'Aptaarcbay
ah'ee;
l'"iN
'aron,
ootft-
(Chald.), af-ar-sek-
in the plur.);
ambuscades: spoils.
ar-oob-baw1 ;
fern. part.
or
"Onp"1BN 'Apharof for.

or.
aw-rone'; from 717 (in the sense of
699. ?13flN
'arnbbab,
a window,
box:ark,
catlikay
(Chald.), af-ar-sath-kah'ee;
pass, of 693 (as if for lurking);

tice; (by impl.)
lat-
an Apharsekite or Apharsathkite, an unknown Assyrian tribe:Apharsaehites, Aphar(only in the plur.);

sathchites.
728. ilJI'lN
'Aravnau,
transp.)
ar-av-naw 1 ;
or
(by
ore-
dove-cot (because of the pigeon-holes), chimney (with its apertures for smoke),
sluice (with openings for water):
ni"liN
'6wrnal,
ar-nee-yaw1 ;
chimney, window.
ar-oob-both; plur. of
naw'; or iTJN"
orth. var. for 771 ;
'Arniyab,
all
by
672. rnSSf
6509;
'Epbratb, ef-rawth'; or ttrtlBK 'Epbratbab, e]'-raw'-thaw; from fruitfulness; Ephrath, another name for Beth:
700. rrian*
both.
'Arubbowtb,
699;
Aravnah (or Arnijah or Ornah), a

aw-raz'; a prim, root;
Arubboth, a place in Pal.: Aru-
Jebusite:Araunah.
729.
T^N 'araz,
730; of
tobe^rw;
lehem; once (Psa. 132
6)
perh. for Ephraim; also of
an
Israelitish
673. "TrtDN
woman: Ephrath, Ephratab. 'Ephrathiy, ef-rawth-ee' ;
701. ''SMS
patrial
'Arbiy,
from 694; an nom. from Arbite or native of Arab:Arbite.

ar-oee'; patrial
used only in the pass, participle as a de-
730.
from 672; an Ephrathite or an Ephraimite:Ephraimite, Ephrathite.
'* 702. 3>3*l8 ~ : - 'arba', ar-bah'; masc. 71S3"lN t

r
;
flN >erez,
cedar: made of cedar. eh'-rez; from 729; a cedar tree

its
(from the tenacity of

(tree).
roots):cedar
ba'ali. dr-baw-aw'; from 7251 four:

;
674 OnSJN
revenue.
'app e
(Chald.), ap-pe-thome' of Pers. or.; revenue; others at the lash-
tbom
four.
703. ya"1N
'arba'
(Chald.), ar-bah';
corresp. to
731. flT^N 'arzab., ar-zaw'; fem. of 730; cedar wainscoting: cedar work.
732. ITlN 'uracil, aw-rakh'; a prim, root; to travel:go, wayfaring (man).
702:four.
eta-bone';
675.
ISBN 'Etsbown,
or
'pBN
Etsbon, the
676.
'Etsbon, ets-bone'; of name of two Isr.: Ezbon. 3>3BN 'etsba', ets-bah'; from
i.e.
uncert. der.;
704. ya'IN 'Arba', ar-bah'; the same as 702; Arba, one of the Anakim: Arba.
733. fTlN
Aracb,
ttJDIN - 'arba'ab. See T t

:
702.
ing; Arach, the
aw-rakh'; from 732; way-farname of three Isr.:
the same as
Arah.
6648 (in the sense of grasping);
thing to seize with,

ger, toe.
a finger; by anal,
some 705. D^fl^Ti! 'arba'iym, ar-baw-eem'; multiple 734. (TIN 'oracb, o'-rakh; from 732; a well of 702; forty:forty. trodden road (lit. or fig.); also a cara toe.- fin706. 'arba'tayim, ar-bah-tah'-yim; avan: manner, path, race, rank, traveller, troop,
DWa^N
677.
23BN
etsba<
(Chald.), ets-bah'; corresp. to
dual of 702; fourfold:fourfold.
[by-, high-]
way.
676: finger, toe.

678. Vrjj9{| 'atsiyl, aw-tseel'; from 680 (in its secondary sense of separatum); an extremity (Isa. 41 9), also a noble: chief man, noble.
:
707. JrtN 'arag, aw-rag'; a prim, root; to plait or weave: weaver (-r).
735. fl^N
'dracb
734;
(Chald.),
o'-rakh;
corresp. to
a road: way.
'atstsiyl, ats-tseel'; from 680 (in its shuttle. primary sense of uniting) ; a joint of the 709. ah'IN 'Argdb, ar-gobe'; from the same as hand (i.e. knuckle); also (accord, to some) a party7263; stony; Argob, a district of Pal.: wall (Ezek. 41 8) : [arm] hole, great. Argob. 680. bBN 'atsal, aw-tsal'; a prim, root; prop, to 710. ]13 b1N 'argva.n, arg-ev-awn'; a var. for join; used only as a denom. from 681 ; to 713; purple: purple. separate; hence to select, refuse, contract;keep, re711. "pSTN 'argovan (Chald.), arg-ev-awn'; cor679.
b^BN
708. S^fct >ereg, eh'-reg; from 707; a weaving; a braid; also a shuttle: beam, weaver's
736. SirftN
pany.
737. rirriN
>6l*chab, o-rekh-aw1 ; fem. act. part. of 732; a caravan: (travelling) com-
'arucbah,
ar-oo-khaw 1 ;
fem. pass.
part, of 732 (in the sense of appointing);
a rafiore of food:allowance, diet, dinner, victuals. ,k 'arty, aree'; or (prol.) TT'IN 'aryeh, 738. 55j
lence);
ar-yay'; from 717 a lion: (young) lion,
(in
the sense of vio-
+ pierce
[from
or
the
serve, straiten, take.
681. biSN 'Stsel, ay'-tsel; from 680 (in the sense 712. WMS 'argaz, ar-gawz'; perh. from 7264 (in of joining); a side; (as a prep.) near: the sense of being suspended); a box (as at, (bard) by, (from) (beside), near (unto), toward, a pannier):coffer. with. See also 1018. ; from 680; noble; 713. ")M. i"1N 'argaman, ar-gaw-mawn' ; of for. 682. bBN 'Atsel, aw-tsale'; or.; purple (the color or the dyed Atsel, the name of
resp. to 710: scarlet.
marg.].
739. bNîjt 'ftrfy'Sl,
ar-ee-ale';
bN'lN
'arl'61, ar-ee-ale'; from 738 and 410; lion of Ood, i.e. heroic:lionlike men.
740. biST'liJ 'Ari'el, ar-ee-ale'; the same as 739; Ariel, a symb. name for Jerusalem, also the name of an Isr. : Ariel,
'ftri'Syl, ar-ee-ale'; either by transposition for 739 or, more prob., an orth. var. for 2025; the altar of the Temple:altar.
an Isr., and of a place
in Pal.:
ard; from an unused root prob. aU-al-yaW-hoo; 714. 'HlN >Ard, mean, to wander; fugitive; Ard, the from 680 and 3050 prol. ; Jah has rename of two Isr.:Ard. Azaliah. served; Atsaljah, an Isr. 715. IIIIN 'Arddwn, ar-dohn'; from the same 684. QBN 'Otsem, o'-tsem; from an unused root as 714; roaming; Ardon, an Isr.: prob. mean, to be strong; strength (i.e. Ardon. strong); Otsem, the name of two Isr.: Ozem. 'Ardfy, ar-dee'; patron, from 714; an >etsadab, ets-aw-daw' ; avstr. from 716. "'TIS 685. !T15*SN ! v Ardite (collect.) or desc. of Ard:Ax6807; prop, a step-chain; by anal, a
683. ISTJbJtK
Azal, Azel.
stuff): purple.
'Atgalyabuw,
:
741.
b^N^N
743. 743.
TnN
'Ariyday,
Aridai, a son of
Pers. or.;
ar-ee-dah'-ee; of Pers. or.; Haman:Aridai.
SrVT^S 'Ariydatba',
See
bracelet:bracelet, chain.
dites.
1
man: Aridatha. J-P'IN 'aryeb.

744. iT'tt?
ar-ee-daw-thaw' ; of Aridatha, a son of Ha738.
686.
1BN
'arab, aw-raw ; a prim, root; 'atsar, aw-tsar; a prim, root; to store 717. JTlN plucfc.'-gather, pluck. up:(lay up in) store, (make) treas718. *ftB
to
'aryeb
738:-Iion.
(Chald.), ar-yay'; corresp. to

1 ; the same an Isr.: Arieh.
ure
(-r).
'"*
(Chald.), ar-oo1 ; prob. akin to
745. I.I'IN
'Aryeb, ar-yay
lion; Arjeh,
687. "IBN 'Etser, ay'-tser; from 686; treasure;
431; Jo/; behold, lo.
as 738;
from 7300; a 719. "I}*lN Etser, an Idumamn:Ezer. 'ftrayab- See 723 rp*S8 ! t r -; refuge for the roving; Arvad, an island688. fTlpN 'eqdacb, ek-dawkh'; from 6916; 746. 'SjV'IN Ary6-wk, ar-yoke'; of for. or.; Arvad. : city of Pal. burning, i.e. a carbuncle or other fiery Arjok, the name of two Babylonians: 720. "TIN. ->Ar6-OTd, ar-ode'; an orth. var. of 719; gem:carbuncle. Arioch. fugitive; Arod, an Isr.:Arod. ak-ko'; from slen>aqqow, prob. 603; 689. IpN ,I 1N 'Artyây, ar-ee-sah'-ee; of Pers. or.; 721. iTViN, 'Arradiy, ar-vaw-dee'; patrial from 747. der, i.e. the ibex:wild goat. Arisai, a son of Haman:Arisat 719; an Arvadite or citizen of Arvad: ' 690. N'lB Ara,', ar-au/; prob. for 738; Hon; Ara, 748. 'it'lN arak, aw-rakf; a prim, root; to be Arvadite. an Isr.:Ara. 1 (caus. make) long (lit. or fig.):defer, 1 722. "''VdIX 'Arftwdiy, ar-o-dee ; patron, from 691. bNIN 'er'el, er-ale ; prob. for 739; a ft- 3 draw out lengthen, (be, become, make, pro-) long, 721; an Arodite or desc. of Arod:
'Arvad,
ar^vad'; prob.
"
(collect.): valiant one.
692. "'bN'IN >Areliy, ar-ay-lee'; from 691; fterot'c; Areli (or an Arelite, collect.), an
Isr.
Arodi, Arodltes.
+
oorwaw';
or,
(out-, over-) live,
tarry (long).
723.
'urvab, FP1N t *v
:
>&ra SThN * t
.
749. TpS.
and bis desc.
Areli, Arelites.
âh. ar-aw-yah'; from

of feeding);
T
717 (in the sense
693. 3*1S< >arab, aw-rab'; a prim, root; to lurk: (he in) ambush (-ment), lay (lie in) wait. 694. 3"nK
a herding-place for an animal:stall.
(Chald.), ar-ak1 ; prop, corresp. to 748, but used only in the sense of reaching to a given point; to suit:be meet.
>arab
724. TtDIIN
~i
&ruwkab,
'arukab,
ar-oo-kavf;
tern.
or
pass,
750. '3'IS 'a.rl aw-rake'; from 748; long:long [-suffering, -winged], patient slow [to
751.
eh'-rek; from 748; length; Erek, a place in Bab.: Erech. 75. "ipN 'arfib, awroke'; from 748; Zowgtf^-long.
'Arab,
ar-awb'; from 693; Arab, a place in Pal.:Arab.
ambush;
fD'HSl
ar-oo-kaw';
part, of 748 (in the sense of restoring to
895. 3*18 'ereb, eh'-reb; from 693; ambuscade:

den, Be in wait 696. atl6* 'oreb, af^reb: the same as 695:wait.
soundness); wholeness (lit or fig.):health,

perfected.
made
^N
'Erek,
up,
725.
FTO'HN "
'Aruwmab, ar-oo-maw
7816;
a var. of
Pi*06 ta
bt&"tig
'ArbS'L See 1009.
height;
ArumaK *
753.
TJ^
>6rek,o'-re&;frQm74B;Jen(rtfw
ever, length. Ions.
Mc
Pal.: Arumah.
; ;

764.
Afawresahee
Eshpawr
17
or '"TUSK
NS^N >arka> ST3T8 'arkak
(Chald.),
(Chald.),
or-fcoto';
or
749;
780. tyyUSi
'Ararat,
arkaw1 ; from
length: lengthening, prolonged.

755. t"D?*lN
(in
menia.
'arkikbak
(Chald.),
ar-koo-baw 1
from an unused root corresp. to 7392 the sense of bending the knee); the knee:knee.
ttS'lN
'arnkak.
See
734.
from a patrial word of the same form as 804; an Ashurite (collect.) or inhab. of Ashur, a district in Pal. :Asshu781. ID'IN 'aras, aw-ras'; a prim, root; to engage rim, Ashurites. for matrimony:betroth, espouse. 782. np'li? 'aresketk, ar-eh'-sheth; from 781 (in 806. TltllDN Askckiiwr, asfc-fcftoor'; prob. from 7835; black; Ashchur, an Isr. :Ashur. the sense of desiring to possess); a
ash-shoo-ree' ;
ar-avyrat'; of for. or.; Ararat (or rather Armenia):Ararat, Ar-
805. ">1V!iSl
'Isktiwriy,
ash-oo-ree';
'Asksknwriy,
longing for: request.
807. SttyiDN
'Asklyma',
or.;
756.
"'IS'TtS
'Arkevay
(Chald.),
ar-kev-ah'ee;
(collect.)
783. NFlttJlBnn'IN
'Artackskaskta.',
shash-taw';
ar-tdkh-
ash-ee-maw1 ; of for. Ashima, a deity of Hamath:
patrial from 751 ;
an Arkevite
shtma
STl^lDS?
ID^ffiN
or native of Erek:Archevite.
or NFUBlZjtTEHS
'askgyrak. See 842.

aw-sheesh': from the
757
ÎB
'Arkiy,
ar-kee'; patrial
from another
an Arkite or native of
758.
place (in Pal.) of similar name with 751; Erek: Archi, Archite.
'Artackskaskt', ar-takh-shasht' ; or by perm. NFOlZJnrhN 'Artackskact', ar-takh-shast' ; of 808.

Artachshasta (or Artaxerxes), a title (rather than name) of several Pers. kings:Artafor. or.
;
'askiysk,
same
as 784 (in the sense of pressing down firmly; comp. 803); a (ruined) foundation:foundation.
dIN 'Aram,
arawm'; from the same as
759;
the highland; Aram or Syria, and its inhabitants; also the name of a son of Shem, a grandson of Nahor, and of an Isr. : Aram, Mesopotamia,
Syria, Syrians.
xerxes.
809. S"HD"TDS?
784. IDS* 6sk, aysh; a prim, word; fire Qit. or fig.):burning, fiery, fire, flaming, hot.
785. IDS*
gether,
i.e.
'asktyskak,
808;
ash-ee-shaw
fem. of
something closely pressed toa cake of raisins or other comfits:flagon.
'&k
flame.
(Chald.), aysh;
corresp.
to 784:-
759. p52"1St
'arn6wn, ar-monef; from an unused

root (mean, to be elevated); a citadel
810.
(as
'llDSt
'eskek,
eh'-shek;
from an unused root
(prob. mean, to bunch together) ;
a testicle
V3tt5
(from
its
height):castle, palace.
D'nSjt
Comp.
2038.
tsc-
760. iTSIX
'Irani Tsobab, ar-am'

baw'; from 758 and 6678;
786. 1DSJ >isk, eesh; ident. (in or. and formation) with 784; entity; used only adv., there is or are:are there, none can. Comp. 3426.
a temp): stone.
811. Vi31DS<
'eskkowl,
'eskk&l,
esh-kole';
or
Aram
of Tsoba (or CoBle-Syria). Aram-zobah. 761. "^838 'Arammiy, ar-am-mee' ; patrial from 758; einAramite or Aramsean:Syrian,
Aramitess.
787. TDK '6sk
(Chald.), ohsh; corresp.
(by transp.
810;
from a bunch of grapes or other fruit: cluster (of

esh-kole'; prob. prol.
and
tion.
abb.) to 803;
a foundation:founda-
grapes).
788.
baiBN 'Askbel,
ash-bale'; prob.
762. rPjanN
'Aramiytk,
761;
ar-aw-meeth' ; tern, of
same as 7640; flowing;

Ashbel.
Ashbel,
812. bisUJSt 'Eskkol, esh-kole'; the same as 811; from the Eshcol, the name of an Amorite, also an Isr.: of a valley in Pal. : Eshcol.
patron.
(only adv.) in Aramcean:in the Syrian language (tongue), in Syriack.
789. ^Siat?
'Askbeliy,
813. T33TDSJ
'Askk'naz,
'eskkar,
ash-ken-azf ; ottor. or.;
ash-bay-lee';
Ashkenaz, a Japhethite, also his desc. : Ashkenaz.

814. 'ISUJN
esh-cawr'; for 7989;
from 788; an Ashbelite (collect.) or 763. D?lSTJ d'lij? 'Aram Nakarayim, nah-har-ah'-yim; from 758 and desc. of Ashbel:Ashbelites. the dual of 5104; Aram of (the) two rivers (Euphrates 790. 13U5N 'Eskban, esh-bawn'; prob. from the and Tigris) or Mesopotamia: Aham-naharaim, Mesosame as 7644; vigorous; Mshban, an potamia. Idumsean : Eshban. 764. "'353'IN 'Armoniy, ar-mo-nee'; from 759; pa791. ?3TBN >Askbea, asA-oay'-afc; from 7650; adlatial; Armoni, an Isr.: Armoni. jurer; Asbea, an Isr.:Ashbea. 765. ^*1N 'Aran, ar-awn'; from 7442; stridulous; 792. byaiDN 'Eskba<al, esh-bah'-al; from 376 Aran, an Edomite: Aran. and 1168; man of Baal; Eshbaal (or 766. "p'S 'oren, o'-ren; from the same as 765 (in Ishbosheth), a son of King Saul:Eshbaal. the sense of strength); the ash tree (from 793. TON 'esked, eh' -shed; from an unused root Its toughness): ash. mean, to pour; an outpouring: stream. 767. yis 6ren, o'-ren; the same as 766; Oren, an 794. STUDS* 'askedak, ash-ay-daw'; fern, of 793; T Isr. : Oren. a ravine: springs. pi} >aren. See 727. 795. TfalDS? 'Askddwd, ash-dode'; from 7703; ravager; Ashdod, a place in Pal.:
ar-am'
'
a gra-
tuity: gift, present.

815. VipS* 'eskel, ay'-shel; from a root of uncert. signif.; a tamarisk tree; by extens. a grove of any kind: grove, tree.
816.
D1D& 'askam, aw-sham'; or dtpN 'iUlicm,

aw-shame'; a prim, root; to be guilty;
'
by
impl. to be punished or perish: X certainly, greatly, be be (-come, made) desolate, destroy, (-come, found, hold) guilty, offend (acknowledge of-
fence), trespass.
817. DtDN
'askam, aw-shaum'; from

by impl. a fault;
also
816;
guilt;
'
sin-offering:
guiltiness, (offering for) sin, trespass (offering).
768. riSJpJS 'arnebetk, ar-neh'-beth; of uncert.

der.
;
818. DlDN
'askem,
guilty.
the hare: hare.
Ashdod.
796. "Hl'TOS*
aw-shame'; from 816; guilty; hence presenting a sin-offering:one
Jordan; also
from 795; an Ashdodite (often collect.) 819. S-rafflS? 'askmak, ash-maw'; fem. of 817; Anion, ar-nohn'; from 7442; a or inhabitant of Ashdod: Ashdodites, of Ashdod. guiltiness, a fault, the presentation brauiling stream; the Arnon, a river east of the of a sin-offering:offend, sin, (cause of) trespass 797. rPTHID'St 'Askddwdiytk, ash-do-deeth'
'JJ'IN
its
769.
"jii'lK
'Arnown,
'Askdowdiy,
ash-do-dee'; patrial
which is faulty,
ar-nohn';
or
territory: Arnon.
fern, of 796
(only adv.) in the lan-
(-ing, offering).
!T-ffl:iZJS T J
FJJTW 'Arniyan.
770.
-\y-]
See
728.
guage of Ashdod:in the speech of Ashdod.

798. S"U0SS1 rriTffl.N
'askmnrak.
See
821.
'Arnan,
same
as 7
ar-nawn'; prob. from the

);
noisy;
Arnan, an
prob.
Isr.:
Arnan.
771.
"JDICJ
from the plur. of 794 and 6449 with the art. interposed
766
'Oman,
strong;
or-nawn';
from
Oman, a Jebusite: Oman. See
ash-mawn'; prob. from ufat field: desolate place. ash-moo-raw'; or 821. Sf^Qipsj 'askmiirak, ravines of the Pisgah; Ashdoth-Pisgah, Q place east STTD3UJN 'askmnwrak, ash-moo-raw'; or of the Jordan: Ashdoth-pisgah.
'Askdowtk
kap-Pii -
gak, ash-doth' hap-pis-gaw'l
820.
"J72TI5N
'ashman,
8081;
rfTOBBJ 'askmdretk, ashmo'-reth; (fem.) from 8104; a night watch:watch. 822. 23U5N 'esknab, esh-nawb'; appar. from an the earth; by impl. (fig.) low:earth, infire: fire. unused root (prob. mean, to leave interterior. 'Isksbak, ish-shaw'; the same as 800, stices); a latticed window: casement, lattice. 778. rP3>"18 'ar'iytk (Chald.), arh-eeth'; tern, of 801. STIBSJ but used in a liturgical sense; prop, a 823. STJTDSt 'Asknak, ash-naw'; prob. a var. for 772; the bottom: bottom. burnt-offering; but occasionally of any sacrifice: 3466; Ashnah, the name of two places 774. IS'Hi? 'Arpad. ar-pawd'; from 7503; spread (offering, sacrifice), (made) by fire. in Pal.: Ashnah. out: Arpad, a place in Syria: Arpad, 802. STESJ 'iskskak, isft-staw',- fem. of 876 or 582; 824. "JÎDSJ 'Esk'an, esh-awn'; from 8172; supArphad. irregular plur. DÎDS naskiym, nawport; Eshan, a place in Pal. : Eshean. 775. TB3pS*1N 'Arpakskad, ar-pak-shad' ; prob. of for. or.; Arpakshad, a son of sheem'; a woman (used in the same wide sense as 825. tfifSji 'askskapb, ash-shawf; from an unused root (prob. mean, to lisp, i.e. pracNoah,' also the region settled by him: Arphaxad. 582): [adulter]ess, each, every, female, X many, tise enchantment); a conjurer: astrologer. 776. y^N 'erets, eh'-rets; from an unused root + none, one, + together, wife, woman. Often unex799. rfttfJS*
'eskdatk,
esh-dawth';
from 784 and
772.
:n$
'ara'
(Chald.), ar-ah'; corresp. to 776;
afire-law: fiery law. 800. HIES* 'eskskak, esh-shaW; tern, of 784;

1881;
prob. mean, to be firm; the earth (at pressed in English. a land): x common, country, 803. SVKDS* askuwyak,asft-oo-2/afc';fem.pass. part, from an unused root mean, to earth, field, ground, land, x nations, way, wilderness, world. found; foundation: foundation. 1 777. NST1N 'artsa', ar-tsaw'; from 776; earthi- 804. TH2SJ; 'Asksku-wr, ash-shoor ; or 'ffl&J
large, or partitively
826. I]1BS?
'askskapk
'askpak,
(Chald.),
ashrshawf; cor1
resp. to 835:astrologer.
827. SlSfflN
covering);
ash-paw
perh.
(fem.)
from the same as

a quiver or
828. T3S1DN
sirrow-case:
quiver.
ness; Artsa,
an
Isr
: Arza.
778. p"lN
'araq
(Chald.), ar-ak'; by transmutation for 772; the earth: earth.
779.
TIN
'arar, aw-rar1 ; a prim, root; to

crate:
exe-
bitterly curse.
appar. from 833 (in the sense of successful); Ashshur,the second son of Shem; also his desc. and the country occupied by them 'i.e. Assyria), its region and its empire: Asshur, Assur, Assyria, Assyrians. See 838.
ash-shoor';
'Askskur,
'Ashp'naz,
ash-pen-az'; of for. or.;
Ashpenaz, a Bab. eunueh: Ashpenaz829. ISttJN 'esfcpar, esh-pawr'; of uncert. der.:
a measured portion: good

flesh).
piece (of
Ashpohth Bekhooroeem
PB12JN 'ashpoth, ashpohth';
or

msips
851.
?fa^N
yi?3FlU)N
'Eshtemda',
esh-tem-o'-ah;
or 870. *ipN
'athar
ribllS
'ashpowth, ash-pohth'; or (oontr.) sheph6th, shef-ohth'; plur. of a noun

of the
'Esht emdwa,
esh-tem-o'-ah; or
(Chald.), affwir*; from a root corresp. to that of 871; a place; (adv.)
after:after, place.
871.
step);
same form as 827, from 8198 (in the Bense of scraping); a heap of rubbish or filth: dung
(bill).
rTOniflX
'Eshtomoh,
esh-tem-o';
;
from
Eshtemoa or Eshtemoh, a place in Pal.: Eshtemoa, Esh8085 (in the sense of obedience)
fi^DN 'Atharlym,
ath-aw-reem';
plur.
from an unused root (prob. mean, places; Atharim, a place near Pal.:spies.
to
831. "pb^lBB
'Ashqelown,
from
temoh.
ash-hel-me';
prob.
8854 in the sense of weighing-
TUX" 'ath. 852. FIN
See
859.
place(i.e. mart);
.JsAfeto,aplacemPal.: Ashkelon,
'ath
(Chald.),
awth; corresp. to
236;
a
872. !"HSa
Askalon.
portent: sign.
832. iJ'fepBJN
(collect.)
'Eshqoifiwnly, patrial from 831;
esh-kel-o-nee'
an Ashkelonite
or inhab. of Ashkelon: Eshkalonites. or ItJiS 'asher,
833. IffiN 'ashar, aw-shar';
853. flN 'eth, ayth; appar. contr. from 226 in the demonstr. sense of entity; prop, self (but gen. used to point out more def. the object of a verb or prep., even or namely): [as such unrepresented
in English.]
b e'ah, og-me'; from a building:entry.
985;
tm entrance to
873. UJ1N3
bi'uwsh (Chald.)
wicked: bad.
be-oosh';
from 888;
aw-share'; a prim, root; to be straight (used in the widest sense, espec. to be level, right, happy); flg. to go forward, be honest, prosper: (call, be) bless (-ed, happy), go, guide, lead, relieve.
874.
clare,
""iNSl
854.
fit*
'th, ayth; prob. from 579; prop, nearness (used only as a prep, or adv.), near;
at,
ba'ar, baw-ar'; a prim, root; to dig; by anal, to engrave; flg. to explain:de(-ly).
(make) plain
from 874; apit; espec. a well:pit, well. among, before, by, for, from, in (-to), (out) of, with. 834. TI23N 'asher, ashler'; a prim. rel. pron. (of e 'er, be-ayr'; another prep, prefixed. 876. *l!!*3 the same as 875; Beer, aevery gend. and numb.); who, which, Often with ayth; of uncert. der.; aftoe or other place in the Desert, also one in PaL:~ what, that; also (as adv. and conjunc.) when, where, 855. DN '6th, digging implement: coulter, plowshare. Beer. how, because, in order that, etc. X after, X alike, 'atta. See 859. MS 877. INS bd'r, bore; from 874; a cistern:cistern. forasmuch, as (soon as), because, X every, for, T T X if, (so) that -f- from whence, -f how (-soever), e 'ra', H-ay-raw'; Kintt 'atha.'. See 857. 878. N^Na from 875; a. well; until, what([thing] which, wherein), X though, Beera, an Isr. : Beera. 'Ethba'al, eth-bah'-al; from854and 856. barii* soever, when, where (+ -as, -in, -of, -on, -soever, e 'Sr 'Eliym, be-ayr' 1168; with Baal; Ethbaal, a Phoeni- 879. tfibN INS ay-leem'; -with), which, whilst, whither (-soever), who (-m, cian king:Ethbaal. from 875 and the plur. of 410; well -soever, -se). As it is indeclinable, it is often accomheroes; place Beer-Elim, in the 'athah, aw-thaw'; or NnK 'atta', of a Desert: Beerpanied by the personal pron. expletively, used to 857. ft T T T T show the connection. aw-thaw1 ; a prim, root [eollat. to 225 elim. e 'Srah, be-ay-raw'; the same 880. STINa as 835. TfiJN 'esher, eh'-sher; from 833; happiness; contr.] ; to arrive. (be-, things to) come (upon), bring. 878; Beerah, an Isr. :Beerah. only in masc. plur. constr. as interjec, 858. Unit a.thah (Chald.), aw-thaw'; or Nnt< e '6rowtb, be-ay-rohth' ; fem. plur. how happy!: blessed, happy. 'SthsL' (Chald.), aw-thaw 1 ; corresp. to 881. rillSSl of 875 wells; Beeroth, a place in Pal. : 857: (be-) come, bring. aw-share'; Ashr, from happy; 833; 836. ids Beeroth. Asher, a son of Jacob, and the tribe de- 859. ririN 'attah, at-taw'; or (short.) RN 'atta, e 'feriy, be-ay-ree'; from 875; 882. "'INa founscended from him, with its territory; also a place in at-taw'; or nN 'atb, ath; fem. (irreg.) tained; Beeri, the name of a Hittite and Pal.:Asher. sometimes ^tlN 'attty, at-tee'; plur. masc, fir\fc$ of an Isr.:Beeri. 837. '"lPN 'osier, o'-sher; from 883; happiness: e '6p la-Cbay Rd'iy, tjb. 1N3 'attem, at-tem'; fem. "jntj 'atten, at-ten'; or 883. happy. be-ayr' lakh-ah'ee ro-ee'; from at-tay'-naw; or rlSFlN 'attfen'attSnah, i"DFM8 838. Tfifc* 'ashfo.a^sWrôr'nffiNashshnr, 875 and 2416 (withpref.) and 7208; well of a living of the sec. pers. (One) my Seer; Beer-Lachai-Boi, a place in the Desash-shoor 1 ; from 833 in the sense of going; uab, at-tane'-naw; a prim. pron. thee, or (plur.) ye and you: thee, thou, ye, ert: Beer-lahai-roi. thou and a step: going, step. you. e '6r Sheba*, be-ayr' 884. 3DU) INS 839. ItBN 'ashur, ash-oor'; contr. for 8391; the sheh'-bah; aw-thone'; prob. from the from 875 and 7651 (in the sense of cedar tree or some other light elastic 860. "jiriN 'atbo-wn, same as 386 (in the sense of patience); 7650); well of an oath; Beer-Sheba, a place in Pal,: wood:Ashurite. a female ass (from its docility) : (she) ass. Beer-shebah. TB3N 'Ashshnr. See 804, 838. e erdth 861. IIFlN 'attnwn (Chald.), at-toon'; prob. from 885. e ney-TaaIjJSr" ?? nSijfi the corresp. to 784; prob. a fire-place, i.e. 840. byittSN 'Asar'el, as-ar-ale'; by orth. var. qan, be-ay-roth' be-nay' " " from 833 and 410; .right of God; As- furnace: furnace. yah-a-can'; from the fem. plur. of 875, and the plur. arel, an Isr. : Asareel. at-tooke'; or p^ng contr. of 1121, and 3292; wells of (the) sons of Jaakan; 862. pIPN 'attfiwg;, 841. ilbitt'liBi? 'Asar'elah, as-ar-ale'-aw; from at-teeh'; 'attiyq, from 5423 in the Beeroth-Bene-Jaakan, a place in the Desert: Beeroth the same as 840; right towards sense of decreasing; a ledge or offset in a building: of the children of Jaakan, God; Asarelah, anlsr.:Asarelah. Comp. 3480. e 'Sr6thiy, be-ay-ro-thee gallery. 886. "'n'lNa patrial ; 'asherah, ash-ay-raw'; or rtTlBN 842. miBN See 859. iriS} 'attiy. from 881; a Beerothite or inhab. of T" -; T
hence
etc.:
gen. with, by,
among,
against,
875. liia
e 'fer, be-ayr';
'&sheyrah,
also
ash-ay-raw'; from 833
happy; Asherah (or Astarte) a Phoenician goddess
863.
''FIJS
'Ittay, it-tah'ee;
ee-thah'ee;
or
854;
inijjt
'Iytbay,
Ittai
Beeroth:Beerothlte.
887.
an image
,b
843.
same: grove. Comp. 6253. TON 'Ash&rly, aw-shay-ree' ; patron, from

of the
836;
from
U3NS ba'ash, baw-ash'; a prim,

to)
root;
to
near;
or
Ithai, the
Ittai.
name
of
Oittite
and of an Isr.: Ithai,
(make
smeJIbad; flg. to be offensive morally: be abhorred (had in abomination, loatha,
an Asherite
(collect.)
or desc. of
some, odious), (cause
make
to) stink (-ing
savour),
Asher:Asherites. 844. bjjTÛJS? 'Aeriy'el,

Isr.: Ashriel, Asriel.
864. BriN
as-ree-ale';
for 840; Asriel, the
name
an orth. var. of two
ay-thawm'; of Eg. der.; Etham, a place in the Desert:Etham.
'^tham,
'attem.
utterly.
888. 1Z5N21
besh
(Chald.), be-aysh'; corresp. to
dnfr?
See
859.
887: displease.
845. "bNltoN 'Asri'elfy, as-ree-ale-ee' ; patron.
865. bilariN
from
846. itfllBN
844;
an
Asrielite (collect.) or
'ethmowl, 'ithmowl,
eth-mole';
ith-mole';
or b'TOHN
or
889. ttJNSl
b e'6sh,
stink.
be-oshe';
from 877; a stench:

1
blMnji
desc. of Asriel:Asrielites.
'ethmiiwl,
(Chald.),
eth-mool'; prob.
from
853 or 854 and

1-
890. TTONSl
bo'shah, bosh-aw
stink-weed or
fem. of 889;
'ushshama'
waio';
oosh-ar-
4136;
heretofore; def. yesterday:
any other noxious or

be-oo-sheem';
plur. of
before (that)
past, yes-
from a root
corresp. to 833; a
time,
+ heretofore,
"jriN
of late
(old),
+ times
wall (from
its
uprightness): wall.
esh-taw-ale' ;
esh-taw-ole' ;
ter[day].
useless plant: cockle. 891. d^fflNa b e 'usbiym,
847. VwrtUSS 'Eshta'ol,
or
atten.
See
889; poison-berries: wild grapes.

859.
892. 866. SliriN

TliflU T" -
7"Q!J1
babab,
baw-baw';
fem. act. part, of
biNFTON 'Eshta'owl,
from
place in Pal.:Eshtaol.
7592;
intreaty;
prob. Eshtaol, a
'ethnah,
eth-naw'; from 8566; a present (as tTae -price of harlotry): reward.
'atteuab, or
See
859.
848. ^b&JRlZJN 'Eshta'uliy, esh-taw-oo-lee' ; patrial
SlSFlii T ' ~
'attSnnah.
from
866;
an unused root mean, to hollow out; something hollowed (as a gate), l.e. the pupil of the eye: apple [of the eye].
893.
n
35 Bebay,
Bebai, an
from 847; an Eshtaolite (collect.)

(Chald.),
867. 'yriN
868.
or inhab. of Eshtaol:Eshtaulites.
849. fllgtii*
'Ethniy, eth-nee';
nificence; Ethni,
perh.
mu894.
Isr.
bay-bah'ee; prob. of for. or.; :Bebai.
anlsr.: Ethni.
baa Babel,
baa Babel
baw-bel';
from
1101;
co/usioi;
'eshtaddmrr
dure';
esh-tadsense);
from
7712 (in
esh-tone';
a bad
prob.
15^
"|5rii>t
'ethnan,
eth-nan'; the
same as
866;
gift (as the price of
harlotry or idola-
Babel (i.e. Babylon), including Babylonia, and the Bab. empire:Babel, Babylon.
895.
(Chald.), baw-bel';
rebellion: sedition.
try): hire, reward.
corresp. to
850.
TintlSt*
'Eshtown,
the same as 7764; restful;

Isr.:Eshton,
from 869. Eshton, an
'Ethnan,
eth-nan'; the same as 868 in the sense of 867; Ethnan, an Isr.:
894: Babylon.
896. "'baa
Bablty
895;
a,
(Chald.), bab-lee'; patrial
from
Ethnan.
Babylonian:
Babylonia.

897. 33 bag, bag; a Pers. word; food:spoil [from.
the marg. for 957.]
Ashpohth Bekhooreem
19
a
cattle-
925.
l^rlS babiyr,
bam-here';
from an unused 951. "ipia

shining:
952. 953.
bowk^r, bo-kare
1239
prop. act. part.from

1241;
root (mean, to be bright);

bright.
as
denom. from
baw-gad'; a prim, root; to cover (with a garment); fig. to act covertly; by topi, to pillage:deal deceitfully (treacherously, unfaithfully), offend, transgress (-or), (depart), treacherous (dealer, -ly, man), unfaithful (-ly, man), x very.
898.
133 bagad,
tender:herdman.
926. 5!13
899. "733
beged,
i.e.
behg'-ed;
from
898;
a covering
clothing; also treachery or pillage:
baw-hal'; a prim, root; to treminwardly (or palpitate), i.e. (fig.) be (caus. make) (suddenly) alarmed or agitated; byimpl. to hasten anxiously:be (make) affrighted (afraid, amazed, dismayed, rash), (be, get, make) haste (-n, -y, By), (give) speedy (-ily), thrust out, trouble, vex.
ble
babal,
113 buwr,
iflg.)
boor; a prim, root; to bore, examivie; declare.

bore;
i,e.
113 bdwr,
877);
a.
from
pit hole (espec.
one used as a
cis-
tern or prison):cistern, dungeon, fountain,
pit, well.
apparel, cloth (-es, -rag), garment, lap, rag, raiment, robe, X very [treacherously], vesture, wardrobe.
927. 51TI3
bebal (Chald.),
bebalab,
be-hal'; corresp. to 986;
to terrify, hasten:
in haste, trouble.
from
926;
900. rrilJa
erous.
b6ge dowth,
ooftg'-e<i-6fci&;fem.plur.
928. t15!13 929. >153!13

prop,
beh-haw-law' ;
bikwsh, boosh; a prim, root; prop, to pale, i.e. by impl. to be ashamed; also (by impl.) to be disappointed, or delayed:<be, make, bring to, cause, put to, with, a-) shame (-d), be (put to)
954. T2J13
act. part, of 898;
treacheries; treach898; treach-
panic, destruction:
terror, trouble.
confounded
(-fusion),
become dry,
delay, be long.
901.
TU3 bagdwd, baw-gode'; from

erous:treacherous.
902. ÎSa
1
Bigvay,
big-vah'ee; prob. of for. or.;
of 954; shame: shame. unused root (prob. mean, to be mute); a dumb beast; espec. any large quadruped or 956. H13 buwtb (Chald.), booth; appar. denom. from 1005; to lodge over night: pass the animal (often collect.): beast, cattle.
bebemah,
be-hay-maw';
from an 955.
711Z313
buwshah, boo-shaw'; fern. part. pass.
Bigvai, an 1st.; Bigvai.
903.
904.
Bigtha', NH33 T
'
big-thaw
of Pers. der.;
930.
nini13
'
bebmdwtb,
night.
be-hay-mohth';
in
Bigtha, a eunuch of Xerxes:Bigtha.
or iCnSa ^naa Blgtban, big-thavm'; Blgtbana', big-thaw -naw; of similar

1
form a p)ur. of 929, but really asing. of Eg. der.; a wafer-oz.i.e. the hippopotamus or Nilehorse : Behemoth.
931. 1113
957. 13 baz, baz; from 962; plunder:booty, prey,

spoil (-ed).
958.
NT3 baza', baw-zaw'; a prim,

cleave:spoil.
root; prob. to
959. 71T3 bazab, baw-zaw'; a prim, root; to deriv. to 903; Bigthan or Bigthana, a eunuch of appar. mean, to be thick; the thumb of disdain, disesteem: despise, contemn Xerxes: Bigthan, Bigthana. the hand or great toe of the foot:thumb, great toe. think to scorn, vile person. (-ptible), 905. 13 bad, bad; from 909; prop, separation; by 932. "|7JI3 Bohan, bo'-han; an orth. var. of 931; 960. 7"tT3 bazdb, baw-zo'; from 959; scorned: topi, apart of the body, branch of a tree, thumb; Bohan, an Isr.:Bohan. despise. bar for carrying; fig. chief of a city; espec. (with 933. |?S13 bobaq, bo'-hak; from an unused root
baben,
bo'-hen;
from an unused root
prep, pref.) as adv., opart,

apart, bar, besides, branch, by cept, only, part, staff, strength.
only,
self,
besides: alone,
of each alike, exspot.
mean, to 6e pale; white scurf:freckled

934.
961. !1T3
blzzab,
biz-zaw'; fern, of 957; booty,-
prey, spoil.
bad; perh. from 909 (in the sense of divided fibres); flaxen thread r yarn; hence a linen garment:linen. 906. 907.
13 bad,
rftna bobereth, bo-heh'-reth; fern. act. part, of the same as 925; a whitish spot
spot.
on the skin:bright
935.
baw-zaz'; a prim, root; to plungather, (take) for a prey, rob (-ber), spoil, take (away, spoil), x utterly.
962. TT3
bazaz,
der:
catch,
13 bad,
liar:
bad; from
lie.
908;
a brag or lie; also a

a prim, root;
(fig.)
liar,
908.
N13 bada', baw-daw';

invent:
to
devise, feign.
barn-dad';
909. 1"33
badad,
vide,
a prim, root; to
di-
a prim, root; to go or come (in a wide variety of applications) : abide, apply, attain, X be, befall, -f besiege, bring (forth, in, into, to pass), call, carry, X certainly, (cause, let, thing for) to come (against, in, out, upon, to pass), deemploy, (cause to) part, X doubtless again, -+- eat,
bo;
N13 bow',
963.
li^TS bizzay6wn,bfe-zai-j/o)ie';from959:_ disesteem: contempt.
964. rT ni I3
l
,,l
htzy6wtheyab,
from
959
;
biz-yo-the-yaw'i
and 8050 contempts of Jah;
Bizjothjdh, a place in Pal.: Bizjothjah.
965. ]JT3
i.e. (reflex.)
be solitary:alone.
enter
(in, into, -tering,
-trance, -try),
be
fallen, fetch,
bazaq, baw-zawk'; from an unused root mean, to lighten; a flash of lightning:

Bezeq,
zek,
910.
113 badad,
Iia
baw-dawd'; from909; separate; adv. separately: alone, desolate, only,

bed-ad';
-f follow, get, give, go (down, in, to war), grant, have, X indeed, [in-]vade, lead, lift [up], mention,
flash of lightning.
966. P.T3 967.
beh'-zek;
from 965; lightning; Be^
solitary.
911.
Be dad,
from
909; separation;
Bedad, an Edomite: Bedad. B6deyab, bay-de-yaw'; prob.shortened 936. T13 912. {1^13 T ! for 5662; servant of Jehovah; Bedejah,
run (down), send, set, stricken [in age], x surely, take (in), way. 313 buwb. See 892, 5014.
pull in, put, resort,
(well)
a place in Pal. :Bezek.

baw-zar'; a prim, root; to disbiz-thaw'; of Pers. or.; Biz-
1T3 bazar,
perse:
scatter.
buwz,
spect:
booz; a prim, root;

booz;
to disre-
968. Nri13
Biztba',
tha,
an Isr. :Bedeiah.
913.
tin:
contemn, despise, X utterly.

from
986;
SÎS
!
be dlyl,
badal,
bed-eel';
from
937. T13
914;
buwz,
tempt
disrespect:
a eunuch of Xerxes:Biztha. con- 969. "jina bacbown', baw-khone'; from 974; an

assayer of metals:
alloy (be-
(-uously), despised,
shamed.
970. 11)13
tower.
a prim, root; to di- Buz. vide (in var. senses lit. or fig., separate, 939. !"IT13 buwzab, boo-zaw'; fern. pass. part, of 936; something scorned; an object of distinguish, differ, select, etc.):(make, put) differcontempt: despised. ence, divide (asunder), (make) separate (self, -ation),
g-j^
baw-dal';
^*
\-
cause removed by
tin.
smelting);
by
anal.
938.
plummet,
T13
Biiwz, booz; the same as 937; Buz, the name of a son of Nahor, and of an Isr.:
bachuwr,
bacbur,
baw-khoor';
or
Ifta
baw-khoor';
977;
(choice)
prop, selected, i.e. a youth young (man), chosen, x hole. nilina e cbuwr6wtb. See 979.
part. pass, of (often collect):
sever (out),
915.
X utterly. 513 badal, baw-dawV; from 914; apart:

piece.
940. "'TIS
Bnwziy,
boo-zee'; patron,
from
938;
941. ^Vf3.
prob.
916. FT513
'
b edalacb, bed-o'-ldkh;
914;
from
942. "'jS 943. "T13
something in pieces,
i,e.
bdellium, a
(fragrant)
gum
(perh. amber); others
a pearl:bdel-
a Buzite or desc. of Buz:Buzite. Buwziy, boo-zee'; the same as Buzi, an Isr.:Buzi. Baway, bawah'ee; prob. of Pers. Bavvai, an Isr.: Bavai.
971.
940,
D^lina Baebawriym. See 980. TTia baebiyn, bakh-een'; another form of

975;
972.
or.
1T13 bacbtyr,
a watch-tower of besiegers:tower. baw-kheer'; from 977; se1
lect: choose, chosen one, elect.
lium.
bowk,
(lit.
917.
113 T!
Be dan, bed-awn';
servile;
1
prob. short, for 5658;

Isr.:
prim, root; to involve or fig.):be entangled (perplexed).

book;
boot; tor 2981;
973. 5113
bacbal, baw-khal
marg. for 926].

974. ]ri3
a prim, root; to ; loathe:abhor, get hastily [from the

baw-khan'; a prim, root; to
Bedan, the name of two
944 513 b<iwl,
produce
(of
the
bacban,
Bedan.
918.
earth, etc.):food, stock.
test (espec. metals) ; gen.
and flg. to inves(trial).
haw-dak ; a prim, root; to gap 945. 513 Bawl, booi; the same as 944 (in the sense of rain); Bui, the eighth Heb. month: open; used only as a denom. from 919; to BuL mend a breach:repair. 613 buwm. See 1116. 919. P13 bedeq, beh'-dek; from 918; a gap or 51313 Bnwnab, boo-nav/; from 995; dis946. ' T leak (in a building or a ship):breach, cretion; Bunah, an Isr.: Bunah. -f calker. 1138. ">S13 Buwniy. See 920. 1)513 Bldqar, bid-car'; prob. from 1856 with prep, pref.; by stabbing, i.e. assassin; 947. 013 bnwc, boos; a prim, root; to trample (lit. or fig.):loath, tread (down, under Bidkar, an Isr. :Bidkar.
P13 badaq,
tigate: examine, prove, tempt, try
975. 'JOS
bacban, bakh'-an; from 974 (in the sense of keeping a look-out); a watchtower; tower.
"IBS!
'
976.
bocban,
tried.
bo'-khan;
from
974;
trial:
977. 1113
bacbar, baw-khar'; a prim, root;

to try,
i.e.
prop. (by impl.) select: acceptable,
appoint, choose (choice), excellent, join, be rather,

require.
921.
113 b edar
(Chald.),
bed-ar';
corresp.
(by
[foot]),
be
polluted.
transp. to 6504; to scatter: scatter.
948.
V13 buwts,
the
1113
boots;
baebnr.
patrial
See
970.
from an unused root

to bleach,
(of
922. 1S13
ficially)
bobuw,
bo'-hoo;
from an unused root

i.e.
same form) mean,
i.e. (in-
978.
?311113
Bacharuwmiy,
bakh-ar-oo-mee>;
(mean, to be empty); a vacuity,
(super-
trans.) be white; prob. cotton (of
some sort): fine
933. tJt13
(white) linen. an undistlnguishable ruin:emptiness, void. e babaj, bah'-hat; from an unused root 949. V"i?i3 Bowtse"ts, bo-tsatesf; from the same 979. niina b cbur6wth, behh-oo-rothe'; or as 948; shining; Botsets, a rock near (prob. mean, to glisten); white marble or nil1!"l3 b e chuwrdwtli, &eSA-oo-rotJi'; Michmash:Bozez. perh. alabaster:red [marble]. fem. plur. of 970; also (masc. plur.) e 924 iVria b niyluw(Chald.), fte-ftee-Joo'; from 950. 7TP13 buwqah, boo-kaw'; fern. pass. part. S^ltlS b e cbiiriym, bekh-oo-reem-; youth of an unused root (mean, to be hollow); 927; a hurry} only adv. hastily:in I (collect, and abstr.):young men.
I
from 980 (by transp.); a Bacharumite or inhab. of Bachurim:Baharumite.
haste.
emptiness (as adj.):empty.
20
880.
Bakhooreem Bane

(-hold), inside (-ward), palace, place,
-f-
fi^Ha Bachnriym, bakh-oo-reem'; or bakh-oo-reem' fiînia Bacbuwriyin,

a place in
mase. plur. of 970; young men; BachPal. :Bahurim.
prison,
+ stew-
ard,
+ tablet, temple, web, + within (-out).

rra
1025.
p?n
ma ma
Beytb ha-<Eineq,
bayth
1005.
1006.
itrim,
981.
haw-ar-aw-baw'; from 1004 and bayth aW-ven; 6160 with the art. interposed; house of the Desert, from 1004 and 205; house of vanity; Beth-ha-Arabah, a place in PaL: Beth-arabah. visedly). Beth-Aven, a place in Pal.:Beth-aven. 1027. D^fJ Beytb ba-Bam, bayth haw982. Htpa batach, baw-takh'; a prim, root; prop. 1008. bsjTPSl BSyth-'El, bayth-ale'; from 1004 rawm'; from 1004 and 7311 with to hie for refuge [but not so precipitately and 410; house of God; Beth-El, a the art. interposed ; house of the height; Beth-ha-Bam, as 2680] fig. to trust, be confident or sure:be bold place in Pal.:Beth-el. a place E. of the Jordan: Beth-aram. (confident, secure, sure), careless (one, woman), put 1009. FPfi Beytb. 'Arbe'l, bayth ar1028. y^n B6yth ha-Ban, bayth ham confidence, (make to) hope, (put, make to) trust. bale'; from 1004 and 695 and 410; rawn'; prob. for 1027; Beth-haBan, 983. fltta bejacb, beh'-takh; from 982; prop, a house of Bod's ambush; Beth-Arbel, a place in Pal. : a place E. of the Jordan:Beth-haran. place of refuge; abstr. safety, both the Beth-Arbel.
NUa
bat&>, baw-taw'; or TOa bsitali baw-taw'; a prim, root; to babble; 1007.
ma
"JIN
haw-Ay'-mek; from 1004 and bayitb (Chald.), bah-yith; corresp. to 6010 with the art. interposed; house of the valley; 1004:house. Beth-ha-Emek, a place in Pal.:Beth-emek. Bayitb, bah'-yith; the same as 1004; 1026. iia^rt Beytb havArabah, bayth
Bajith,
a place
in Pal.:
Bajith.
hence to vociferate angrily:pronounce, speak (unad-
ma
Beyth >Aven,
ma
bN^8
ma
fact (security)
and the
feeling {trust);
often (adv.
1010. p3>a
with or without prep.) safely:assurance, boldly, (without) care (-less), confidence, hope, safe (-ly, -ty),
secure, surely.
b?3
ma
Beytb Ba'al OT<*6wn,
1029.
SiaiSrtma
Beytb
basb-Sblttab,
984.
nya Befacb,
bayth bah'-al me-own'; from 1004 and 1168 and 4583; famse of Baal of (the) habitation of [appar. by transp.] ; or (shorter)
"p3>a
bayth hash-shit-taw'; from 1004 and 7848 with the art. interposed; house of the acacia; Beth-hash-Shittah, a place in Pal.:BethShittah.
beh'-takh; (he same as 983; Betach, a place in Syria: Betah.
985. FlfiBa
Mtchah,
bit-khaw';
fern,
of 984;
e <own, bayth mehouse of habitation of 1030. (Baal); Beth-BaaUMeon, a place in Pal.: Beth-baal-
ma
Beytb
own';
ârt
ma
Beyth hash-Shimshiy,
bayth hash-shim-shee' ; patrial
trust:confidence.
986.
pTOaa blttacfaowii,
982;
bit-taw-khone';
meon. from 1011.
trust:confidence, hope.
bat-too-khoth' ; tern,
987. ninB'3
bat?<*ch6wtb,
plur. from 982; security: secure. Beytb Barab, bayth bauyraw'; 2295; house of a partridge; Beth-Choglah, a place in 1012. !T13 988. ?C33 batel, baw-tale'; a prim, root; to desist prob. from 1004 and 5679; house of Pal.:Beth-hoglah. from labor: cease. (the)/ord; Beth-Barah, a place in Pal.:Beth-barah. 1032. 'p'Tin Beyth eh6wr6wn, bayth 989. btta b'tel (Chald.), bet-ale'; corresp. to 988; 1013. "n3~ma Beyth-Gade"r, bayth-gaw-dare' kho-rone'; from 1004 and 2356; " to stop: (cause, make to), cease, hinder. from 1004 and 1447; house of (the) house of hollowness; Beth-Choron, the name of two 990. TO2L beten, beh'-ten; from an unused root wall; Beih-Qader, a place in Pal.:Beth-gader. adjoining places in Pal.:Beth-horon. prob. mean, to be hollow; the belly, espec. 1014. bia| Beyth Camuwl, bayth gawBeytb Cbanan. See 358. ]:n anything: or body moot'
I
from 1053 with the art. inserted; a Beth-shimshite, oi Bir'iy, bayth bir-ee'; inhab. of Bethshemesh: Bethshemite. from 1004 and 1254; house of a 1031. fhi'Q Beyth Cboglab, bayth chogcreative one; Beth-Biri, a place in Pal.: Beth-birei. law'; from 1004 and the same as
Wa rP3 Beytb
ma
Comp.
1186
and
1194.
ma
ma
ma
the
womb;
also the
bosom
of
from 1004 and the pass. part,
belly, body,
as they be born,
beh'-ten;
within,
womb.
991. "\p%
992.
Be|en,
thesameas990; Beten,
of 1576; house of (the) weaned; Beth-Gamut, a place E. of the Jordan: Beth-gamul.
1033.
1?
ma ma Beytb
1004
Ear,
3733;
a place in
Pal. :Beten.
1015.
trnban
ma
and
Beytb
bayth Tear; from house of pasture;
DIblathayim,
Beth-Car, a place in Pal.:Beth-car.
bayth-daw1016. TiSJ-ma Berth-Dagdwm, Pal.:Betonim. gohn'; from 1004 and 1712; house 994. ""Si biy, bee; perh. from 1158 (in the sense of asking); prop, a request; used only adv. of Dagon; Beth-Dagon,, the name of two places in (always with " my Lord "); Oh that!; with leave, or if Pal. :Beth-dagon.
it please:alas,
from 990; (only in plur.) bayth dib-law-thah'-yim; 1034. niNab BSytb I,eba'6wth, bayth a pistachio-nut (from its form):nut. from 1004 and the dual of 1690; house of (the) two figleb-aw-6th'; from 1004 and the E. the bet-o-neem'; prob. plur. Beth-Diblathajim, a place of Jordan: cakes; Btfiniym, 993. tKjba plur. of 3833; house of lionesses; Beth-Lebaoth, a from 992; hollows: Betonim, a place in Beth-diblathaim. place in PaL :Beth-lebaoth. Comp. 3822.
TO3 bdfen,
bo'-ten;
ma
'
1035. Crib
ma
Beytb Iiecbem,
Beytb
bayth
leh>-
khem; from 1004 and 3899; house of bread; Beth-Lechem, a place in Pal. :Beth-lehem.
1036. tYlBSb
O, oh.
1017. "ib^rl
ma
Beyth ha-'Eliy,
elree'; patrial
bayth
haw
ma
bene; a prim, root; to separate mentally (or distinguish), i.e, (gen.) understand:attend, consider, be cunning, diligently, direct, discern, eloquent, feel, inform, instruct, have intelligence, know, look well to, mark, perceive, be
995.
pa
biyn,
from
1008 with the
le-af-raw';
l e -<Apbrab, bayth from 1004 and the
art. interposed;
Beth-elite,
or inhab. of Bethel:
Bethelite.
1018.
biNrt
ma
Beytb
ay'-tsel;
ha-'etsel, bayth hawfrom 1004 and 681 with
fem. of 6083 (with prep, interposedl; house to (i.e. Of) dust; Beth-le-Aphrah, a place in Pal.:house Of Aphrah.
1037.
prudent, regard, (can) skill (-f ul), teach, think, (cause, make to, get, give, have) understand (-ing), view,
the art. interposed; house of the side; Beth-ha-Etsel, a place in Pal.: Beth-ezel.
Nfta
ma "
BSytb MIllow', bayth milw; or sfea nâ B^yth nil-
wise (-ly, man). 996. "pa bfeyn, bane (sometimes in the plur. masc. or fem.); prop, the constr. contr. form of an otherwise unused noun from 995; a. distinction; but used only as a prep., between (repeated before each noun, often with other particles); also as a conj., either . or:among, asunder, at, between
(deal)
. .
bayth lft, bayth mil-lo'; from 1004 and 4407; house of (the) from 1004 and rampart; Beth-Millo, the name of two citadels: 1537 with the article interposed house of the Gilgal (or house of Millo.
1019. b^bsrt
hag-gil gawl' ;
;
ma
Beytb hag-GUgal,
a
rolling); Beth-hag-Gilgal,
gilgal.
place in Pal.: Beth-
1020. rria-^rj
ma
(-twixt
and),
+ from
.
(the widest),
x in,
out
of,
whether
(it
be
or), within.
bayth hah-yesheewoth'; from 1004 and the plur. of 3451 with the art. interposed; house of the deserts; Beth-ha-Jeshimoth,
1021. S'lBrt
Beyth mowlU,
ba-Ysbty-
Bgytb ISa'akab, bayth mah-ak-aw'; from 1004 and 4601; fcowse of Maakah; Beth-Maakah, a place in Pal.: Beth-maachah.
1038. FlDra
1039. STTO3
ma
ma
Bfeytb Nlmrab, bayth ntm-
997. ^Sl
bSyn
(Chald.),
bane; corresp. to 996: a town E. of the Jordan:Beth-jeshimoth.
998.
Fli"1
among, between. ? btynab, bee-naw
ma ma
Bfeyth hak-Kerem,
bayth
from
995;
under-
from 1004 and 5730; house of pleaBeytb bal-I.acbmiy,oa2/tt sure; Beth-Eden, a place Syria:Beth-eden. 999. 515^3 biynab (Chald.), bee-naw'; corresp. to 1022. at1i>3 patrial haUlakh-mee1 ; from 1041. rnaTJ 998: knowledge. Bfeyth Âzmaveth, baytk with 1035 the art. ins. bay-tsaw'; ; a Beth-Uchemite, or native of from the b&ytsab, same az-maw'-veth; from 1004 and 1000. MSâ as 918; an egg (from its whiteness): Bethlechem:Bethlehemite. 5820; house of Azmaveth, a place in Pal.:Beth-azfectly,
,,
standing:-knowledge, meaning, understanding, wisdom.
per-
hak-keh'-rem; from 1004 and S754 with the art. interposed; house of the vineyard; Bethhak-Kerem, a place in Pal.:Beth-haccerem.
raw'; from 1004 and the fem. of Beth-Nimrah, a place east of the Jordan:Beth-nimrah. Comp. 5247.
5246; house o/(the) leopard;
1040.
yiS
ma
B6ytb <den,
bayth ajf-den?
ma
egg.
1001.
1002. 1003. 1004.
Sâ
blyra'
1002;
(Chald.), bee-raw>; corresp. to
a palace: palace.
Tya biyrab,
tle
bee-raw'; of for. or.; acasthat was far or palace:palace.
Beytb ham-Merchaq, maveth. Corop. 5820. bayth ham-mer-khawk' ; from 1042. mjS Beytb 'AnoiJirtb, bayth on1004 and 4801 with the art. interposed; house of the oth'; from 1004 and a plur. from breadth; Beth-ham-Merchak, a place in Pal.: place 6030; house of replies; Beth-Anoth, a place in PaL:
1023.
prraE
ma
ma
oft.
Beth-anoth.
IWTa
biyrantytb,
1002;
bee-raw-neeth';
from 1024 rriSSi'TBrtma
Beytb ham-Markabowth,
bayth ham-mar-
Beytb OTarbah'-yith; prob. from 1129 kaw-ioth'; or (short) niaSîa abbrev.; a house (in the greatest var. of kabowth, bayth mar-kaw-both' ; from 1004andthe applications, espec. family, etc.):- -court, daughter, plur. of 4818 (with or without the art. interposed); forth of, X great as place of (the) chariots; Beth-ham-Markaboth or Bethdungeon, family, door, would contain, hangings. home[bon>], [winterlhouse Markaboth, a place in Pal.:- Beth-roarcaboth.
Tf% bayitb,
a fortress:castle.
ma
m$ mgl Beytb 'Anath, baythan-awtW; an orth. var. for 1042; Beth-Anath, a place in Pal.:Beth-anath.
1043.
1044.
152 nâ BSytb Eed,

from
1004
bayth atf-toA;
oeriv. of 6123;
and a
house of (the) binding (for sheep-shearing); Beth' Eked, a place in Pal.:shearing-house.

1045. rflTTl^? n">3
1001
Bakhooreem Bane
21
from
1097
Berth
(Ashtut-owih, 1070. "pa beker, beh'-ker; from 1069

1071.
(in
the sense
1099. !ra"*b3
beliymab, bel-ee-mah';
and
4100; (as todef.)
bayth ash-tawroth': from house of Ashtoreths; Beth-Ashtaroth, a place in PaL:house of Ashtaroth. Comp. 1203,
of youth); a young camel:dromedary.
nothing what-
and
6253;
'Ipa Beker,
beh'-ker;
Beker, the
name
the same as 1070; of two Isr. : Becher.
ever:nothing,
1100. bgijba
6253.
1046. tibB
ma
Pelet, bayth peh'-let; from 1004 and 6412; house of es-
Beytb
1072. tt*Oa bifcrah, bik-raw'; fem. of 1070; a young she-camel: dromedary.
beliyaal,
and
3276;
bel-e-yah'-al;
from
1097
cape; Beth-Palet, a place to Pal.:Beth-palet.
1047.
*riS>S
nâ Beytb
e(6wr, bayth pe-ore';
1073. J-naa
niba beb6rah. See 1062. bakkurab, bak-koo-raw'
by orth.
without profit, worthlessness; by extens. destruction, wickedness (often to connection with 376, 803, 1121, etc.):Belial, evil, naughty, ungodly (men), wicked.
baw-lal'; a prim, root; to overflow (spec, with oil); by impl. to mix; also (denom. from 1098) to fodder:anoint, confound, X fade, mingle, mix (self), give provender, temper.
var. for 1063; a first-ripe fig:flrstfrom 1004 and 6465; house of Peor; ripe. Beth-Peor, a place E. of the Jordan: Beth-peor. e ru.w, bo-ker-oo'; from 1069; Bok 1074. 1*pa 1048. yS9 rP3 Beytb Patstsets, bayth patsfirst-born; Bokeru, an Isr.:Bocheru. tsates ; from 1004 and a der. from Blkriy, bik-ree'; from 1069; youth6327; house of dispersion; Beth-Patstsets, a place to 1075. "''pa ful; Bikri, anlsr.: Bichri. Pal.:Beth-pazzez. Bakriy, bak-ree'; patron, from 1071; 1049. 'TOt rP Beytli Tsiwr, bayth tsoor>; 1076. âa a Bakrite (collect.) or desc. of Beker: from 1004 and 6697; ftoseo/(the)
1
1101.
bba balal,
1102.
Dba balam,
baw-lam';
to.
a prim,
root;
to
muzzle:he held
1103.
rock; Beth-Tsur, a place in Pal.: Beth-zur.
1050. iitTl
n*g BSytb
khobe';
Becb6wb,
bayth
re-
of (.the) street;
rehob.
from 1004 and 7339; house BethrBechob, a place inPaL:Beth-
bayth rawfaw'; from 1004 and 7497; house of (the) giant; Beth-Bapha, anlsr.: Beth-rapha. e 1052. 1N1B rPa BSytb Sb 'an, bayth she-awn';
1051.
SB ! rPa B^ytb Bapba',

1
"
or
n nâ Bey til Shan, oatrfft shown'; from
Beth-Shan.
1107. ^yba Ml'adey, biUid-ay'; or baUad-awn'; from 1078 ^3>ba bal'adey, bal-ad-ay'; constr. plur. 1053. TOJia rpa Beytb Sbemesb, bayth sheh'and 113 (contr.) Bel (is bis) lord; Balfrom 1077 and 5703; not tiU,i.e. (as mesh; from 1004 and 8121 ftowse adan, the name of a Bab. prince: Baladan. prep, or adv.) except, without, besides: beside, not o/ (the) Beth-Shemesh, a place to Pal.:Beth- 1082. ibS. balag, baw-lag'; a prim, root; to break (in), save, without. shemesh. off or ioose (to a favorable or unfavora- 1108. ijba Bal'iy, bel-ee'; patronym. from 1106: 1054. QIBg rY*3 Beytb Tappnwach, bayth ble sense), i.e. desist (from grief) or invade (with dea Belaite (collect.) or desc. of Bela: tap-poo'-akh; from 1004 and 8698; struction) :comfort, (recover) strength (-en). Belaites. house of (the) apple; Beth-Tappuach, a place to 1083. FBba Bllgab, bil-gaw'; from 1082; desist1109. DSJba BtVam biVawm,'; prob. from 1077 Pal. : Beth-tappuah. ance; Bilgah, the name of two Isr.: and 5971; not (of the) people, i.e.
afflict:wear out.
1004 and 7599; house of ease; BethShean or Beth-Shan, a place in Pal.:Beth-shean,
baw-las'; a prim, root; to pinch sycamore figs (a process necessary to 1077. ba bal, bal; from 1086; prop, a failure; by ripen them):gatherer. impl. nothing; usually (adv.) not at all; 1104. 5>ba bala', baw-lah'; a prim, root; to make away with (spec, by swallowing); gen. also lest:lest, neither, no, none (that . .), not (any), nothing. to destroy: cover, destroy, devour, eat up, be at 1078. ba Bel, bale; by contr. for 1168; Bel, the end, spend up, swallow down (up). Baal of the Babylonians: Bel. 1105. 3>ba bela, beh'-lah; from 1104; a gulp; fig. destruction: devouring, that which he 1079. ba bal (Chald.), bawl; from 1080; prop. anxiety, i.e. (by impl.) the heart (as its hath swallowed up. seat):heart. 1106. 5>ba Bela, beh'-lah; thesameasll05;Bela, e la> (Chald.), bel-aw>; corresp. to 1086 the name of a place, also of an Edomite b 1080. Nba T (but used only in a mental sense); to and of two Isr.: Bela.
Bachrites.
.
Oba balac,
'
1081.
Bal'adan, pNba T
:
m;
for-
1055. 'jrPa
palace.
biytban,
1004;
bee-thaum';
(i.e.
a palace
prob. from torgre ftouse):
Bilgah.
1084.
1085.
"â
Bilgay,
biUgah'ee;
bil-dad';
from
1082; desist-
eigner ; Bilam, a Mesopotamian prophet; also a place to Pal.: Balaam, Bileam.
ant; Bilgai, anlsr.:Bilgai.
1056. Ctaa 1057.
Oa
weeping; .Baca, a valley to Pal.:Baca. baka', baw-kaw'; the same as 1056; the weeping tree (some gum-distilling
;
Baka>, baw-kaw
1110.
der.;
pba balaq,
from
1058;
Tlba Blldad,
balab,
fail;
of uncert.
baw-lak'; a prim, root; to annihilate: (make) waste.
1086. Irfoa
Bildad, one of Job's friends:Bildad. baw-law", a prim, root; to
1111.
1112.
pba Balaq,
baw-lawk'; from 1110; waster; Balah, a Moabitish king: Balak.
by impl. to wear
out, decay (caus.
balsam):mulberry tree. consume, spend): consume, enjoy long, become 1058. iiaa bakah, baw-kaw'; a prim, root; to (make, wax) old, spend, waste. weep; gen. to bemoan: X at all, be- 1087. riba baleh, baw-Uh'; from 1086; worn wail, complain, make lamentation, x more, mourn, out old. X sore, X with tears, weep. 1088. nba Balab, baw-law'; fem. of 1087; failure; Balah, a place in Pal.:Balah. 1059. fDa bekeh, beh'-keh; from 1058; a weeping: x sore. 1089. JJlba balahb, bawlah'; a prim, root [rather by transp. for 026]; to palpitate; hence 1060. *Tiaa b ek6wr, bek-ore'; from 1069; firstborn; hence chief: eldest (son), first- (caus.) to terrify:trouble. born (-ling). 1090. Fli-fen Bllhah, bil-haw'; from 1089; timid; Bilhah, the name of one of Jacob's 1061. 11321 blkkwwr, Uk-koor'; from 1069; the first-fruits of the crop:first fruit concubines; also of a place in Pal.: Bilhah.
tree, perh. the
ISNTBba Belsba'tstsar,
bale-shats-tsar';
or >15JlB&6a llel'sbatstsar, bale-shats-tsar'; of for. or. (comp. 1095); Belshatstsar, a Bab. king: Belshazzar.
1113. -iSNlBpa
Belsha'tstsar
(Chald.),
bale-
shats-tsar'; corresp. to 1112:Bel-
1114. "jIBâ
Bllshan,
bU-shawn'; of uncert. der.
Bilshan, an Isr.:
Bilshan.
constr. fem. of 1086 (equiv. to 1087); prop, a failure of, i.e. (used only as a neg. particle, usually \rith prep, pref .)
bil-tee';
1115. "Tlba blltty,
hasty fruit. 1062. tTjba bekfiwrab,

(-ripe [fig.]),
1091. ilrfra
oefe-o-rai';
ballabab,
1089;
bal-law-haw' ;
from
not, except, without, unless, besides, because not, un-
or (short.)
terror, trouble.
alarm;
hence destruction-
tTnba
bckorab, befco-raw'," fern, of 1060; the firstling of man or beast; abstr.

of
1061;
primogeniture:birthright, firstborn t-ltog).

1063.
(fruit).
1092. ^riba Bilb.au, bil-hawn'; from 1089; timid; Bilhan, the name of an Edomite and
of an Isr.:~Bilhan. 1093. iba b e (Chald.), beUo'; from a root corresp. to 3086; excise (on articles con-
etc.:because un[satiable], beside, but, confrom, lest, neither, no more, none, not, nothing, save, that no, without.
til,
tinual, except,
1116. 1TTO3
bamah, haw-maw ;
1
from an unused
root (mean, to be high); an elevation:

height, high place, wave.
H113a bikkirwTab,
the
bik-koo^raw ; fem. early fig:flrstripe

1
16w
1117. !l72a
also 1120.
Bamah, baw-maw'; the same as 1116;

Bamah, a place
to Pal.:
1064 rY}toa
'
Bekdwrath,
1062;
sumed):tribute.
bek-o-rath'; fem. of
Bamah.
See
Isr. :Bechorath.
1118. btlMa Biiuliul, bim-hawl'; prob. from 4107 with prep, pref.; with pruning; from 1086; (only in Bimhal, anlsr.: BimhaL plur. constr.) rags:old. 1065. 'pa bekiy, bek-ee'; from 1068; a weeping; by analogy, a dripping: overflowing, 1095. IBNTBtpba Belt e sbatstsar, bale-tesh-ats- 1119. i?aa b em6w, bem-&; prol. for prep, pref.;
primogeniture; Bekorath, an
1094.
Niba b e l6w>,
^fca
beUo'; or (fully)
bel-o'ee;
b e lowy,
sore, (continual) weeping, wept.
tsar';
of for. der.;
Belteshats-
in, with, by, etc.:for, in, into, through.
1066.
kirn,
Dâa Boklym, bo-keem';

bekiyrah, ffflB T
'
plur. act. part, of
1058; (with the art.) the weepers;
a place to Pal. : Boebim.

'
1120. ni)3a name of Daniel: Belteshazzar. Bo(Chald.), 1096. 'iSNIBUba Beltesha'tstsar

tsar,
the Bab.
Bam6wtb,
bah'-al;
baw-moth';
plur.
of
1116; heights; or (fully)
bale-tesh-ats-tsar' ;
corresp. to
b?3 niaa
Bamowth Ba?al, baw-moth'

from the same and 1168; a place E.
1067.
1068. 1069.
bek-ee-raw 1 ; fem. from
1095: Belteshazzar.
1069; the eldest
daughter:firstborn.
1097. "'ba
beliy,
bel-ee';
from
1086; prop, failure,
ri',
?3 bekiytb,
1121. â ben, bane; from 1129; a son (as a builder of the family name), in the widest sense (of lit. and fig. relationship, including grandson, subto burst the womb, i.e. (caus.) Sear or is, bo that no, none, not, unfawares], without. make early fruit (of woman or tree) ; also (as denom. 1098. b-ba b eliyl, beUeel'; from 1101; mixed, i.e. ject, nation, quality or condition, etc., [like 1, 251, [-afflicted, age, [Ahoh-] [Amnion-] [Hachfrom 1061) to give the birthright:-make firstborn, be (spec.) feed (for cattle):corn, fodder, etc.]): mon-] [Lev-]ite, [anotot-]ed one, appointed to, (4-)ari provender, firstling, bring forth first child (new fruit).
iaa 1
from 1058; a bek-eefh'; i.e. nothing or destruction; usually (with weeping:mourning. prep.) without, not yet, because not, aslong as, etc.: bakar, baw-kar 1 ; a prim, root; prop. corruption, ig[norantly], for lack of, where no . . .
heights of Baal; Bamoth or Bamoth-Baal, of the Jordan:Bamoth, Bamoth-baal.
Bane
Bayrothahee

1145,.
",
row, [Assyr-J [Babylon-] [Egypt-] [Grec-]ian, one (young) bullock, born, bough, branch, breed, common, -f. (young) calf, X came up in, child, colt, x
i'
a', "]a
Ben-yemiyniy,
nee';
ben-yem-eeart. ins.)
man,
confederate,
+
due,
have to do,
sometimes (with the
those to
whom
it is
+ dreamer, + furious, those that are +
+ firstborn, foal, + very fruitful, + postage, X in, + kid, + lamb, (+) man, meet, + mighty, -f nephew, old, (-f people, + rebel, -+ robber, X servant born, X soldier, son, + spark,
X
corn, daughter,
of first,
e VJX'-'ia Ben-ba-y mtniy,

yem-ee-nee'; with 376
ben-hah-
ins. (1
Sam.
9:1)
"ijpj
given to it, great, hairy, he that hath it, have, horseman, husband, lord, man, married, master, person, sworn, they of.
la^N-ja Ben-'fysb.
Yemlyniy,
1168.
alim.
5?a Ba'al,
+ steward, + stranger, X surely, them

tuous one, -f (one), youth.
valiant[-est], whelp,
of, -f tumulworthy, young
a man
ben-eesh' yem-ee-nee'; son of ofJemini; or short. (1 Sam. 9:4; Esth. 2 : B)

, 5",
bah'-al; the same as 1167; Baal, a Phoanician deity:Baal, [olur.l Ba(Chald.),
'?7 MS^tJ
'lysli
ee-nee';
e miyniy,
eesh yem-
1169.
ba b e <el
1167:
beh-ale';
1122. "0
Ben,
bane; the same as 1121; Ben, an
a man of Jemini;
or
(1
Sam. 20
1)
simply
1170.
yem-ee-nee'; aJeminite;
mâ ^53
+ chancellor. Ba'al B e riytb,

eeth';
corresp.
to
bah'-al ber-
Isr.:Ben.
1123.
"]3
ben
"^H^.
(Chald.),
Te miniy,
(plur.
child, son,
bane; corresp. to 1121: young.
of (the)
from 1168 and 1285; Baal covenant; Baal-Berith, a special deity of the
"13
"OT3?
â
B enfy
1124.
e NJ3 b na>
(Chald.), ben-av/;
or
corresp. to
ben-ay' TT emlyniy, yem-ee-nee ;) patron, from 1144;

1
Shechemites: Baal-berith.
1171.
b?a Ba'al Gad,

1168
bah'-al
!133
b^nah
1129; to
a Benjaminite, or descendant of Benjamin:Ben(Chald.), ben-aw';
and
1409;
gawd; from Baal of Fortune;

1
jamlte, of Benjamin.
Baal-Gad, a place in Syria:Baal-gad.

1167;
build:build, make.
ben-ab1
1125.
anj^N-ja Ben->Abiynadab,
1146. IJJS
binyan,
edifice:
bin-yawn';
from
1129;
building.
ba'&lab, bah-al-aw ; fem. of an 1172. Inbys a mistress:that hath, mistress.
ee" -naw-dawb ; from 1121 and son of Abinadab; Ben-Abinadab, an Isr.: the son of Abinadab.
40; (the)
1147. ^3.3
1148. liîa
binyan
(Chald.), bin-yawn'; corresp.
to 1146;building.
B eniynuw, ben-ee-noo';
1121 with pron. suff.;
prob. from
1173. !HM>a Batftlab, bah-al-aw'; the same as 1172; Baalah, the name of three places in Pal.: Baalah. 1174.
1126.
" 1
5iN~"}a
Ben-'dwniy,
1121
ben-o-nee';
from
1149.
our son; Beninu,
pan b?3
Ba'al
Hamown,
bah'-al
and
205;
Ben-Oni, the original
name
son of my sorrow; of Benjamin: Ben-oni.
an Isr.:Beninu.
1127. "l3Srâ
*
Ben-Geber,
1121
D33
ben-gheh'-ber; from and 1397; son of (the) hero; Ben- 1150. N5>?3 Blna, bin-aw'; or
b e nac (Chald.), ben-as'; of uncert. afBn. to be enraged:-be angry.

Bin'ab,
bin-aw';
haw-mone'; from 1167 and 1995; possessor of a multitude; Baal-Hamon, a place in

Pal. : Baal-hamon.
1175.
nfcya B<=al6wtb,
beh-aw-ldth',-
plur. of
Geber,
an Isr. :the son of Geber.

-
of uncert. der.; Ben-Deqer, ben-deh'-ker; from 1128. '"l]?} Bina or Binah, an Isr. : Binea, Bineah. ' 1121 and a der. of 1866; son of " , ben-am-mee'; 'B?"'ia Ben-'Anuniy, piercing (or of a lance); Ben-DeTcer, an Isr.:the son 1151. from 1121 and 5971 with pron. suff. of Dekar. son of my people; Ben-Ammi, a son of Lot:Ben1129. !"I5a banan, baw-naw'; a prim, root; to ammi. build (lit. and fig.): (begin to) build (-er), e e yab, bes-o-deh-yaw' 1152. 7T"Ti0a obtain children, make, repair, set (up), X surely. from 5475 and 3050 with prep, pref 1130. *n7T"]a Ben-Hadad, ben-had-ad'; from in (the) connseJ of Jehovah; Besodejah, an Isr.: 1121 and 1908; son of Hadad; BenBesodeiah. Hadad, the name of several Syrian kings:Bene cay, bes-ah'-ee; from 947; domineer1153. "'Da hadad. ing; Besai, one of the Nethinim: Besai. 1131. ""IS? Binnnwy, bin-noo'ee; from 1129; 1154 *lpa bfecer, beh'-ser; from an unused root built up; Binmii, an Isr.: Binnui. mean, to be sour; an immature grape: Ben-5E6wcnetn, ben-zo1132. rrtliT""ja unripe grape. khayth'; from 1121 and 2105; son from the same as 1155. '"Ipa boêr, bo'-ser; of Zocheth; Ben-Zocheth, an Isr. : Ben-zoketh. ' 1154: sour grape. 1133. ^ffiVâ Ben-Clinwr, ben-khoor 1 ; from be 'a (Chald.), beh-aw>; or 1156. N3>a 1121 and 2354; son of Chur; Bent 1 ft)? b e 'ab. (Chald.), beh-aw ; corresp. to Chur, an Isr. :the son of Hur. ask, desire, make ask: seek or to 1158; ben-khah'-yil; Ben-Cnayil, from 1134. S'VTVia
W?a
1172; mistresses; Bedloth,
a place
in
Pal. :Bealoth, in Aloth [by
mistake for a plur. from

bah'-al zeb-
5927 with prep. pref.}.
1176. aiat.
b?3 Ba-ul Z ebnwb,

odb';
B c6wd
of (the) Ekronites : Baal-zebub.
from 1168 and 2070; Baal Fly; Baal-Zebub, a special deity of thf>
bah'-al khawnawn'; from 1167 and 2603; possessor of grace; Baal-Chanan, the name of an Edomite, also of an Isr.: Baal-hanan.
1177. j^n
b?3 Ua'al Cnanan,
1178. "liitn
b?a Ba'al
Cbatsowr,
bah'-al
khaw-tsore'; from 1167 and a modif. of 2691; possessor of a village; BacO-Chatsor, in place Pal. : a Baal-hazor.
1179.
ymin b?a Ba'al Cbermdwn,

kher-mone';
bah'-al
from 1167 and 2768; possessor of Sermon; Baal-Chermon, a place in Pal. :Baal-hermon.
1180.
bolical
^5a Ba'alfy,
1121 and 2428; son of might; Benan Isr. :Beu-haiL 1135. "PIT'S Ben-Chanan, ben-khawnavm' from 1121 and 2605; son of Ohanan; Ben-Chanan, an Isr.: Ben-hanan. 1136. 1pn"1?l Ben-Cbeêd, ben-kheh'-sed; from ' 1121 and 8617; son of kindness; BenChesed, an Isr. :the son of Hesed. 1137. "'aa, Baniy, baw-nee'; from 1129; built;
''
[petition], pray, request, seek.
name
bah-al-ee'; from 1167 withpron. suff.; my master; Baali,a symfor Jehovah: Baali.
Chail,
prep. ' pref.; in up to or over against; gen. at, beside, among, behind, for, etc.: about, at, by (means of), for, over, through, up (-on), within.
1157.
153 b e ad,
beh-ad';
from
1158.
WS
ba'ab, baw-aw
Bamdwtb, bahbaw-moth'; from the plur. of 1168 and the plur. of 1116; Baals of (the) heights; Baale-Bamoth, a place E. of the Jordan: a prim, root; to lords of the high places.
1181.
''bSa
al-ay'
5704 with
rraa
Bat&ly
gush over, i.e. to swell; (flg.) to desire earnestly; by impl. to ask:cause, inquire, seek up,
swell out,
boil.
1182.
elyada,6eA-ei-ô)-(toM/;from and 8045; Baal has known; Beeljada, an Isr.: Beeliada.

1168
^^3 B
,.
,
Bani, the
name
of five Isr.:Bani.
1138.
"'S3
Bunniy,
Bunni
boorirnee'; or (fuller)
"'SIS
Buwniy,
'
6oo-mee';
from
:
1129;
built;
or Buni, an Isr.
Bunni.
ben-ay'-ber-ak'
1139. pâ'^JSl 1
1800;
BenSy-Beraq,
from the
from 1156; a request: petition. e 6wr, beh-ore'; from 1197 (in the 1160. "Tiâ sense of burning); a lamp; Bear, the name of the father of an Edomitish king; also of that
1159. *D>3
ba<uw (Chald.), bate-oo';
1183. S-Pb?a
Be <alyah,
30B0 i
an
and Isr.:Beahah.
Jah
beh-aUyaw'; from 1167 fa) master; Bealjah, '
1184.
mil-p ib?a Ba<&ley

and
3063;
Vebnwdab, bahfrom the
al-ay' yeh-hoo-daw' ;
plur. of 1167
of
Balaam: Beor.
plur. constr. of 1121
sons of lightning, J3ene-berafc, Bene-barak.
and 1161. aplaeeinPal.:
d'TWa bi<uwtbiym, be-oo-iheme' ; masc.

plur.
T!3f3
from
1204;
1140. In^pS
binyab,
structure:
bin-yaw'; fem. from 1129;

or(prol.)
1162.
Bo'az,
bo'-az;
alarms:terrors. from an unused root
of
masters of Judah; Baale-Jehudah, a place in Pal.:Baale of Judah. 1185. 0"bya Ba'Slic, bah-aUece'; prob. from a der. of 5965 with prep, pref.; in exultation; Baalis,
building.
and
3050;
uncert. mean.;
1141.
FP33 Biiayab, ben-aw-yawf;

lS"P3a
David; also the ple: Boaz.
name
Boaz, the ancestor of of a pillar in front of the tem-
an Ammonitish king:Baalis.
one';
1186. p3?
(the)
b?a Ba'al BP'own,

from
1168
(of)
"
Benayah<iw,
from
1129
1
'
Benajah, the name

1142. "|P? ''J
3292; sons
ben-aw-yaw'-hoo; Jah has built; of twelve Isr.: Benaiah.

ben-ay' yah-
1163. 3?a ba'af, baw-at'; a prim, root; to trample down, i.e. (flg.) despise;kick.
habitation
[comp. 1010];
bah-al mehand 4583; Baal of Ba&i-Meon, a place

bah'-al peh-ore';
E. of the
Jordan:Baal-meon.
1164. 1165.
"Wa b e iy,
grave.
beh-ee';
from
1158;
a prayer:
1187. liS>S
b?3 Baealpeedwr,
from
1168
Bney Tataqan,
and 6465; Baal of Peor;
ak-awn'; from the plur. of 1121 and of Taakan; Bene-Jaakan, a place in the Desert:Bene- jaakan. 1143. fi^D2l b^naytm, bay^nah'-yim; dual of 996; adouble interval, l.e. the space between h champion. two armies: 1144. , M', 3I3 Blnyamiyn, bin-yaw-mene'; from 1121 and 3225; son o/(the) right hand; Binjamin, youngest son of Jacob; also the tribe descended from him, and its territory:Benjamin.
TSa
b e iyr, beh-ere'; from 1197 (in the sense of eating): cattle: beast, cattle.
BaaUPeor, a Moabitish deity : Baal-peor.

1188.
d^B b?3
Ba'al
Pe <ratafym,
bah'-al
1166. b3>3 baal, baw-aV; a prim, root; to be master; hence (as denom. from 1167) to
marry:
band, marry (-rled,
dominion Beulah have X

wife).
(over), be hus-
per-aw-tseem' ; from 1167 and the plur. of 6556; possessor of breaches; BaaUPeratsim, a place in Pal.: Baal-perazim.
1189. "jIB^
b?a Ba'al Ts'phown, bah'-al tsef-
"|
one'; from 1168 and 6828 (in the 1167. b3>3 ba'al, bah'-al; from 1166; a master; hence a husband, or (flg.) owner (often sense of cold) [according to others an Eg. form of used with another noun in modifications of this latter Typhon, the destroyer] ; Baal of winter; Baal-Tse|- archer, babbler, bird, captain, chief phan, a place in Egypt: Baal-zephon. sense):

1190. iTT$?1l5b?S
6031;
Bane
Bayrothahee
23
Ba'al Sh&lishab,
bah'-al
1216. pita ba*s6q,
Baal
shaw-lee-shaw' ; from 1168 and of Shalishahj BaahShalishah, a place in
perh. to swell up,
baw-tsake'; a prim, root; i.e. blister: swell.
Pat . : Baal-shalisha.
1217. p33 batseq. baw-tsake'; from 1216; dough (as swelling by fermentation):dough,
flour.
1191. rfeys
"*
Ba'al&tb,
bah-al-awth' ;
1173; mistressship;
a modif of Baalath, a place tn

.
1242. "Ija b6qep, 6o'-fcer; from 1289; prop. dawr. (as the break of day); gen. morning.- (+) day, early, morning, morrow. 1243. tTnpa baqqarah, bak-kauvraw1 ; intenf. from 1239; a looking after: seek out.
bik-ko-reth; from 1239; prop, examination, i.e. (by impL) pun-
1218.
Pal.
HJJSa Botsqath,
swell of
bots-cath';
from
1216;
a 1244. ITlpa blqqoreth,

ishment:scourged.
1245. IZJpa
Pal.:Baalath.
1192.
Ba'alatb rbS3 INS ' "

'
Be 6r,
ground; Botscath, a place in
bah-al-ath'
:Bozeath, Boskath.
clip off; spec, (as
tress of
a well;
from 1173 and 875; misBaalath-Beer, a place in PaL :-Baabeh-ayr".
baqasb,
baw-kash';
a prim,
root; to
1219. 123 batsar, bow-tsar 1 ;

gather grapes; also
latb-beer.
1193. "flan
b23 Ba<al lamar,
sessor of (the)
bah'-al tawheight or fortification):cut off, (de-) fenced, fortify, mawr', from 1167 and 8558; pos(grape) gather (-er), mighty things, restrain, strong, palm-tree; Baal-Tamar, a place in
wall (up), withhold.
a prim, root; to search out (by any method, spec, in denom. from 1210) to worship or prayer); by impl. to strive after:ask, to be isolated (i.e. inaccessible by beg, beseech, desire, enquire, get, make inquisition,
procure, (make) request, require, seek
(for).
1
1246. FTO]?a
1247.
""IS
baqqashah,
1245;
bak-kaw-shaw
from
a
Pal. :Baal-tamar.
a petition:request.
corresp. to 1181 5
1220. *|23 toetser, beh'-tser; from 1219; strictly a clipping, ie. gold (as dug out): gold Beon. Jordan: defence. Bean, a place E. o the same as 1195. N33*3 Ba'aiia.', bah-an-aw' ; the 1221. 133 Betser, beh'-tser; the same as 1220. 1196; Baana, the name of four Isr.: an inaccessible spot; Betser, a place in Baanah. Baana, Pal. ; also an Isr.: Bezer. der. a from 6aft-an-aw'; Ba'anab, 1196. S1339 bHsar, bets-ar'; anotherform for 1220;
1194. 13>a
'
Be 6n, beh-ohn'; prob. a eontr. of 1010;
bap
(Chald.), bar;
son, grandson, etc.:
X old, son.
(as
1248.
15
bar, bar; borrowed
title)
from
1247; the heir (apparent to the throne):
1249.
"13 bap,
'
Baanah,
the.
name
of 6031 with prep, pref ; in affliction; of four Isr. : Baanah.

.
1222.
1$a
senses);
bar; from 1305 (in its various beloved; also pure,
gold:gold.
1223. STJSSI
choice, clean, clear, pure.
1250.
1197. *1?3 ba'ar, baw-ar'; a prim, root; to kindle, i.e. consume (by Are or by eating); be also (as denom. from 1198) to be (.-come) brutish:
eat brutish, bring (put, take) away, burn, (cause to) waste. (up), feed, heat, kindle, set ([on fire]),
botsrab, botsâw;
an
enclosure,
i.e.
tern,
from
â bar,
bawr; or
1219;
sheep-fold:
Bozrah.
1224. !Tj5ta.
Bozrah.
Botsrab,
1223;
bots-raw 1 ; the same as Botsrah, a place in Edom :
"la bar, bar; from 1805 (in the sense of winnowing): grain of any kind (even while standing in the field); by extens. the open country: corn, wheat.
1198. "D>3 ba'ar, (as consumed);

isb.
bah'-ar;
from
1197; prop,
food
1225. liliia
stronghold.
bitstsardwn.
masc. intens. from
1251.
bits-tsaw-rone'
1219;
13 bap
*ilL
(Chald.),
bar; corresp. to 1250;
field:field.
(byexten.) of cattle foolbrutishness; (concr.) stupid.- brutish (person),

i.e.
a fortress:
tern.
1252.
1253.
bdr,
bore; pureness.
from 1305; purity:cleanness,

1252; vegetable
1226.
ITlSa batstsfireth,
intens.
bats-tso'-reth;
1199.
Baara.
Ba<ara>, bah-ar-aw'; from 1198; brutN"^ !T Israelitish woman:

*
from
la
bdr, bore; the same as

lye (from its cleansing);
1219; restraint (of rain),
ish:
Baara, an
I.e.
drought:
dearth,
1228;
drought.
bak-book'; the
used as a soap for washing, or a flux for metals: X never so,

purely.
1 ; a prim, root; (absol.) to create; (qualified) to cut down (a wood), select, feed (as formative processes):choose, create (creator), cut down, dispatch, do, make (fat).
1227.
piap3 Baqbtiwq,
same as
1200. FthS'SL 1201. fiWfcpa T

'
be Srab,
Basba\
be-ay-raw';
from
1197;
a
Bakbuk.
1228. pa)?a
Bakbuk, one of the Nethinim:

bak-book';
1254.
burning; fire.
bah-shaw'; from an unused
offensiveness;
6W3 bara, baw^raw
baqbnk,
from
1238;
Basha, a
1202.
root mean, to stink; king of Israel: Baasha.
bottle (from the gurgling in empty-
ing):bottle, cruse.
1
1255.
bak-book-yaw'
1228
bah-as-ay-yaw '; from 6213 and 3050 with prep. pref. ; in (the) work of Jah; Baasejah. an Isr.: Baaseiah. et esbterah, beh-esh-ter-aw' ; 1203. FHFIlriya * : from 6251 (as sing, of 6252) with prep, pref.; with Ashtoreth; Beeshterah, a place E.
FPtoa Ba'asSyah,
1229. !"Pp3p3.
Baqbukyab,
from
flNba IJINTS
B'Wdak
Bal'adan,
a
ber-o-dak' bal-ad-avm' ;
var. of 4757; Berodak-Baladan,
and 8050; emptying (i.e. wasting) ofJah; Bakbukjah, an Isr.:Bakbukiah.

1230. 1)93)55
a Bab. king:Bero-
dach-baladan.
Baqbaqqar,
from
bak-bak-kar1 ; redupl.
1239; searcher;
Bakbakkar, an
"WJ"P Blr'ty.
See
1011.
of the
1256. fPN'ia Bâ'yab, ber-aw-yaw 1 ; from 1254 and 3050; Jah has created; Berafah, from 1238; root; to wasteful; Bukki, the name of two Isr.: an Isr.:Beraiah. 1204. rC3 ba'atto, baw-ath'; a prim, 1257. la'ia bartrar, bar-boor ; by redupl. from fear;affright, be (make) afraid, ter- Bukki. 1250; a fowl (as fattened on grain): 1232. !"!J)?a Bnqqiyab, book-kee-yauf ; from rify, trouble. fowl. e atbab, beh-aw-thaw 1 ; from 1204; 1238 and 3050; wasting of Jah; Bukb 1205. ttn3>3 T T ! 1258. Yia barad, baw-rad'; a prim, root, to trouble. kijah, an Isr.: Bukkiah.
Isr. : Bakbakkar.
Jordan:Beeshterah.
1231.
â
Bnqqty,
book-kee';
'
fear:
1206. V'a toots, botse; prob. the same as 948; (as whitish clay): mire.
mud
1233. g"<p3
beqiya, bek-ee'-ah;
sure: breach,
cleft.
from
hail:
1234;
a As-
hail.
1259.
1260.
T"Q barad, bawrawd'; from

hail ([stones]).
1258; hail:
1 from 1207. J"lS3 bltstsab, bits-tsaw ; intens. 1206; a swamp: fen, mire (-ry place).
1234 3>pa toaqa',
1208. Til3 foatsdwr,

'
baw-tsore';
l.e.
from
1219;
inaccessible,
1210].
lofty:vintage
[by
confusion with
baw-kah'; a prim, root; to cleave; gen. to rend, break, rip or open:make a breach, break forth (into, out, in pieces, through, up), be ready to burst, cleave (asunder), cut out, divide, hatch, rend (asunder), rip up,
tear, win.
T12 Bered,
beh'-red;
from
1258;
hail;
Bered, the name of a place south of Pal., also of an Isr.: Bered.
1209.
"'ISa
Betsay,
as
bay-tsah'ee; perh. the
same
1261. l'"ia toarod, baw-rode'; from 1258; spotted (as if with hail) : grisled.
1153; Betsai, the
name
of two Isr.:
1210.
1211.
Ttta batslyr,
clipped,
i.e.
baw-tseer"; from 1219; the grape crop:vintage.
VS3
' '
e to tsel, beh'-tsel;
from an unused root
appar. mean, to peel; an onion: onion.
1262. !T"ia barab, bawnraw 1 ; a prim, root; to 1233. i>pa beqa', beh'Jcah; from 1234; a section select; also (as denom. from 1250) to (half) of a shekel, i.e. a beka (a weight feed; also (as equiv. to 1305) to render clear (Eccl. and a coin): bekah, half a shekel. 3 : 18): choose, (cause to) eat, manifest, (give) meat. 1236. NJpa blq<a> (Chald.), bik-aw"; corresp. to 1263. TT1ia. Baruwk, bauyrook'; pass. part, fron 1237. plain. 1288; blessed: Baruk, the name of threi. 1237. InSpa biqah, bik-aw'; from 1234; prop, a Isr.:Baruch.
1212. ^SbKSl
Betsal'61,
6738
split,
i.e.
a wide
level valley
between
bets-al-ale'; prob.
;
from mountains:plain,
valley.
1264.
Biia b e r6wm,
damask
baw-kah'; a prim, root; to rich apparel. shadow (i.e. pour out, i.e. to empty, fig. to depopu1265. UJila b er6\WBb, ber-osh'; of uncert. der. ; a two Isr.:Bezaleel. late; by anal, to spread out (as a fruitful vine): cypress (?) tree; hence a lance or a 1213. rYfaeg Batfrtfiwtb, bats-looth'; or fail, utterly, (out), make void. (make) empty X musical instrument (as made of that wood): fir JTPbSSl Batsliytb, bats-leeth'; from the 1239. 1p3 baqar, baw-kar'; a prim, root; prop. (tree). to plough, or (gen.) break forth, i.e. same as 1211; a peeling; Batsluthor 1266. berowtb, ber-oth'; a var. of 1265; the Satslith; an Isr.:Bazlifh, Bazluth. (fig.) to inspect, admire, care for, consider: (make) cypress (or some elastic tree) :fir. 1214. 3>3 toatsa', baw-tsah'; a prim, root to inquire (-ry), (make) search, seek out baruwth, bavyrooth'; from 1362; 1267. break off, j.e. (usually) plunder; fig. to 1240. 1p3 toe qar (Chald.), oeJwir'; corresp. to food:meat. 1239 :inquire, make search. finish, or (intrans.) stop:(be) covet (-ous), cut (oft), 1268. Fini'ia Bfirowtbah, bayro-thaw'; or gain (greedily), get, be given to 1241. "IpS baqar, baw-kawr1 from fulfill, finish, 1239; a beeve ; [covetousness], greedy, perform, be wounded. or animal of the ox kind of either gen"'nna BSrothay, bay-ro-thah'ee; prob. 1215. 3>23 foetsa', beh'-tsah; from 1214; plunder, der (as used for ploughing); collect, a herd: beeve, from 1266; cypress or cypresslike; gain (usually unjust): extens. by bull (+ -ock), -f calf, +COW, great [cattle], heifer, Berothah or Berothai, a place north of Pal.: gain, lucre, profit. covetousness, (dishonest) herd, kine, ox. Berothah, Berothai.
and 410 with prep. pref. in (the) 1238. protection) of God; Betsalel; the name of
pp3 baqaq,
(stuff of
ber-ome'; prob. of for. or.variegated thread) :-
rrm
'
WT|
Beer rath
Ghiddoofaw
1269. niTâ"

beer-zoth'; prob. fem.
Blrzowtb,
plur.
1296.
rT^S Berekyah,
1>lJ3'ia
beh-rek-yaw' ; or
beh-rek-yaw' -hoo;
1321.
TOa b esar
ilTffla e
(Chald.),
bes-ar1 ;
corresp. to
mean, to pierce);
from an unused root (appar. holes; Birzoth, an Isr.:-Birzavith
Berekyahuw,
1320: flesh.
[from
1270.
the marg,'].
blessing) of
3J*^3,
from 1290 and 3050; knee (l.e. Jah; Berekjah, the name of six Isr.:
b s6rah.
See
1309.
barzel,
bar-zel'; perh. from the root of 1869; iron (as cutting); by extens.
1322.
as
nitja
bosheth,
(the feeling
bo'-sheth;
from
Berachiah, Bereebiah.
(Chald.) ber-am'; perh. from 7813 with prep. pref. prop, highly, i.e. surely; but used adversatively, however: but, never;
954;
shame
and the
condition, as well
an iron implement: (ax) head,
iron.
1297.
D53 b eram,
its cause);
by impl.
(spec.)
an idol: ashamed, con(-f ul thing).
fusion, 4- greatly, (put to)
shame
1271. "bVlS Barzlllay, bar-zil-lah'ee; from 1270;

iron hearted; Barzillai, the
three
Isr.
name
of
theless, yet.
:Barzillai.
1298.
baw-rakh'; a prim, root; to
to flee suddenly:chase
flight,
yia Bcra',
p'HS baraq,
beh'-rah; of uncert. der.
Bera,
1272.
fl'lS
baracb,
a Sodomitish king:--Bera.
1299.
1300.
baw-rak'; a
bolt, i.e. fig.
prim,
root; to
(away); drive away, fain, flee (away), put to
lighten (lightning):
cast forth.
bath; from 1129 (as fem. of 1121); a daughter (used in the same wide sense as other terms of relationship, lit. and fig.): apple [of the eye], branch, company, daughter, X first, X old, -4- owl, town, village.
1323.
na batb,
1324.
!"ia
make
1273.
haste, reach,
-
run away, shoot.

See
1881.
batb. bath;
bariacb. tlia T
"îtl'ia
Barchuiniy,
transp.
bar-lchoo-mee' ;
by
p'la baraq, baw-rawk'; from 1299; lightning; by anal, a gleam; concr. a Hashing sword: bright, glitter (-ing, sword),
lightning.
prob. from the same as 1327; a bath or Heb. measure (as a means of
(Chald.), bath;
division) of liquids: bath.
1325.
1326.
na batb
bath.
corresp. to 1324:
for
978;
a Barchumite, or
1263;
native of
Bachurim: Barhumite.
1301.
p"ia
Baraq,
Barak, an
1274. 1275. 1276.

ites,
1*fB
beriy,
ber-ee';
from
fat:tat.
contr.
baw-rawk'; the same as 1300; Isr. Barak.

:
!"!n3
bathah,
baw-thaw'; prob. an orth.
1302.
Barkos.
Dip'ia
Barqowc,
der.
;
var. for 1327; desolation:waste.
bar-kose'; of
uncert.
"â Be>iy,
"
bay-ree'; prob.
by
from
1303.
brier.
Barkos, one of the Nethimim:
882; Beri,
1
an Isr.:Beri.
and with the
art.)
'15l
Beriy,
bay-ree'; of uncert. der. ; (only
"jp'ia
barqan,
in the plur.
the Ber-
bar-kawn'; from 1300; a thorn (perh. as burning brightly):
bat-taw'; fem. from an unused root (mean, to break in pieces); desolation: desolate.
1327.
tina battab,
(in the sense of 1262); fatted or plump: fat ([fleshed], -ter), fed, Arm, plenteous, rank.
a place in Pal.: Berites. 1277. ST'ia bariy', bawbee'; from 1254
1304. np"ia
np"l!3
rald:
bareqeth,
baw-reh'-keth; or
bar ekath,
a
baw-rek-ath' ; from 1300;
beth-oe-aW; appar. from the same as 1326 and 410; destroyed of God; Bethuel, the name of a nephew of Abraham, and of a place in Pal. :Bethuel. Comp
1829.
1328.
bîna B'thuw'el,
1278.
thing.
rlSPia b riy>ab, ber-ee-aw'; fem. from 1254; a creation, i.e. a novelty: new
i"P*T3
gem
(as flashing), perh. the
eme1329.
to
carbuncle.
"ins barar,
clarify
bright, choice,
bina
B ethuwl,
thul
(i.e.
1305.
baw-rar'; a prim,
chosen,
self)
root;
beth-ool'; for 1328; BeBethuel), a place in Pal.:
(i.e.
brighten), examine, select:
Bethuel.
1279.
1280. 1281.
biryab,
food:
beer-yaw 1 ; fem. from 1262; meat.
make
(out).
cleanse
(be
(-ify),
clean),
1330.
flbina
b e thuwlah,
a bride;
also
beth-oo-law' ;
fem.
clearly,
polished,
(shew
pure
purge
to separate;
rn*15l
e riyacb, ber-ee'-akh;
from
1272;
pass. part, of an unused root mean, a virgin (from her privacy); sometimes
(fig.)
bolt:
bar, fugitive.
(short.)
i.e.
rp*]S bariyacb, baw-ree'-akh; or

tt"l!3,
and
baw-ree'-akh; from 1272; a the serpent (as fleeing), the constellation by that name: crooked, noble,
fugitive,
bariacb,
yiB'ia BLrehat, beer-shah'; prob. from 7562 with prep. pref. with wickedness; Birsha, a king of Gomorrah: Birsha.
1306.
;
(by continuation)
city or state:
maid, virgin. 1331.

(collect,
Q^bina b e thuwliym,
and
abstr.) virginity;
beth-oo-leem'
1307.
TVia Berotbiy,
from
1268;
bay-ro-thee' ;
patrial
masc. plur. of the same as 1330;
a Berothite, or inhabitant
by impl. and concr. the
piercing.
1282. 1283.
baw-ree'-akh; the same as 1281 Bariach, an Isr. Bariah. eriy<ah, ber-ee'-aw; appar. from STp'ia the fem. of 7451 with prep, pref in
rr'na
Bariyacb,
;
of Berothai: Berothite. e s6wr, bes-ore'; 1308. TTO3
tokens of it: x maid, virginity.
from
1319; cheer-
1332.
ITna Blthyah,
3050;
bith-yaw'; from 1323 and

(i.e.
1309.
JTlTOSl
ful; Besor, a stream of Pal..Besor. e s6wrab, bes-o-raw 1 or (short.)
daughter
worshipper) of
root; to
Jah; Bithjah, an Eg.

1333.
trouble; Beriah, the name of four Isr. : Beriah. e riyiy, ber-ee-ee'; patron, from
1284.
"VPÂ
bes-o-raw'; fem. from glad tidings; by impl. reward for good news:-re-wa.Td for tidings.
1319;
rTTlDa
b e s$rab,
woman:Bithiah. pna bathaq, baw-thak'; a prim,

cut in pieces:thrust through.
1334.
ina batbar,
baw-thar'; a prim, root, to
1283
a Beriite
(collect.)
or desc. of
1310. blE3
Beriah :Beerites.
(in the sense of cutting [like 1254]); a compact (because made by passing between pieces of covenant, [con-]feder[-ate], flesh): confederacy,
1285.
m^3
b'riytb., ber-eeth': from 1262
baw-shal'; a prim, root; prop, to boil up; hence to be done in cooking; fig. to ripen: bake, boil, bring forth, is ripe, roast, seethe, sod (be sodden).
basbal,
chop up: divide.
1335.
1336.
Bether.
*ina betber, beh'-ther; from

tion:part, piece.
1334;
sec-
1311. b'JJa basbel,

boiled:
league.
1312.
rP*15l B'T-iytb, ber-eeth'; the same as 1285; Berith, a Shechemitish deity:Berith.
bo-reeth';
1286.
1313.
5561]
1287. rfjla boriytb,

1288.
fem. of 1258;
to
vegetable alkali:sope.
CP^ na Batb Rabbfym, bath rabbeem'; from 1323 and a masc. baw-sawm'; from an unused (i.e. city) of Babbah: root mean, to be fragrant; [comp. plur. from 7227; the daughter Bath-rabbim. the balsam plant: spice.
1337.
Dffla
Daw-shale 1 ; from 1S10; all, sodden. fiblBa Bishlam, bish-lawm'; of for. der.; Bishlam, a Pers. : Bishlam.
ina Betber,
Bether,
X at
beh'-tlver; the same as 1335; a (craggy) place in Pal.:
basam,
T35 barak,
kneel;
baw-rak';
a prim, root;
1314.
DTBa besem, beh'-sem; or

blQ'a
1338.
the
yhna Bltbrown,
3>aT2i
bith-rone';
from
1334;
by
impl. to bless
God
(as
an act
bosem,
1313;
of adoration), and (vice-versa) man (as a benefit); also (by euphemism) to curse (God or the king, as
treason):
from fragrance; by impl.

bo'-sem;
same as
spicery; also
(with the art.) the craggy spot; Bithron, a place E. of the Jordan: Bithron.
abundantly, X altogether, X at all, blaspheme, bless, congratulate, curse, X greatly, X indeed, kneel (down), praise, salute, X still, thank.
the balsam plant:
smell, spice, sweet (odour).
1339.
na Bath-Shel>a,
bath-sheh'-bah;
1315.
nntoa
Bosmath, bos-math'; fem. of 1314 (the second form); fragrance;
1289.
1290.
Ifia
'TT'na
be rak
bereb,
knee.
(Chald.),
ber-ak';
corresp.
to
Bosmath, the name of a wife of Esau, and of ter of Solomon:Bashemath, Basmath.

1316.
from 1323 and 7651 (in the sense of 7650); daughter of an oath; Bath-Sheba, the mother Solomon: Bath-sheba. a daugh- of
1340.
?1ffl-na
Bath-Shuwa,
from
1323
bath-shoo'-ah;
1288: bless, kneel.

beh'-rek;
]TBa
from
Bashan, baw-shawn';
Bashan
of uncert. der.
and
7771;
daughter of
1288;
a knee:
(often with the art.),
a region
wealth; Bath-shua, the
same as 1339:Bath-shua.
E. of the Jordan :Bashan.

(Chald.), beh'-rek;
1291.
Tia berek
1288
corresp. to
1317.
SlJttSa
boshnah,
954;
1290:knee.
bosh-naw'; fem. from shamefulness: shame.
1292. biSp'ia
Barak'el,
baw-rak-ale' ;
and 410, God has blessed; kel, the father of one of Job's friends: Barachel. e rakah, ber-aw-kaw'; from 1288; 1293. T'D'IS
from 1318. Dlfla bashac, baw-shas ; a prim, Baratrample down: tread.

1
1341. 1342.
NS gS,
gay'; for 1343;
haughty:proud.
root;
to
1319.
to
Ittla
basar.
baw-sar'; a prim, root; prop.

i.e.
to be fresh,
full (rosy,
fig.
cheerful);
TINS ga'ab, gaw-aw'; a prim, root; to mount up; hence in gen. to rise, (fig.) be majestic:gloriously, grow up, increase, be risen,
triumph.
benediction; blessing, liberal, pool, present. e rakah, ber-aw-kaw' ; 1294. TOI'S
announce (glad news):messenger, preach, pub1343. r"K ge'eh gay-eh'; from 1342; lofty; fig. lish, shew forth, (bear, bring, carry, preach, good, tell arrogant:proud. the same good) tidings. T T as 1293 Berakah, the name of an Isr., 1320. T&J2L basar, baw-sawr ; from 1319; flesh 1344. TlNi ge'ah, gay-aw'; fem. from 1342; arrogance:pride. (from its freshness); by extens. body, and also of a valley in Pal. : Berachah. bsn&Ul Ge 'ttw'Sl, gheh-oo-ale'; from 1342 of man: 1345. e the pudenda a euphem.) also (by a ber-uy-kaw from person; 1288; rekab; 1295- TO~f3. b and 410; majesty of God; Geiiel, an reservoir (at which camels kneel as a body, [fat, lean] flesh [-ed], kin, [man-] kind, -4- nakIsr. : Geuel. edness, self, skin. (fish-) pool.
"by impl.
prosperity:
resting-place):

1346. S1183 ga'avfih, gah-av-aw'; from 1342; 1369. S11133 g e bmrrah, gheb-oc-raw'; fem. arrogance or majesty; by impl. (concr.) pass. part, from the same as 1368; ornament: excellency, haughtiness, highness, pride, force (lit. or fig.); by impl. valor, victory:-force, proudly, swelling. mastery, might, mighty (act, power), power, strength. 1347. "pN3 ga'dwn, gaw-ohn'; from 1842; the 1370. J111S3 g'buwrah (Chald.), gheb-ooâw'
1398.
Beerzoth
Ghiddoofaw
25
133 Geber, 133 g*bar, 133 gbar

1399:
gheh'-ber; the
Geber, the
same as 3397; name of two Isr. :Geber.

from
1396; the
1399.
gheb-ar';
same
as 1397; a person:man.
(-lent),
same as 1346: arrogancy, excellency majesty, pomp, pride, proud, swelling.
1371.
rYlKS g6iiwth, gay-ooth'; from 1342; the same as 1346:excellent things, lifting up, majesty, pride, proudly, raging.
11133
power: might. gibbeacb, ghib-bay'-akh; from an uncorresp. to 1369;
1400.
(Chald.),
certain, man.
gheb-ar1 ; corresp. to
ghib-bawr'; intens. of
1348.
used root mean, to be high (in the forehead); bald in the forehead : forehead bald.
1401.
133 glbbar (Chald.),
1400; valiant, or warrior:
mighty.
1349.
1350.
T^gl ga'ayfiwn,
haughty:
gaJi-ah-yone';
from
1342:
proud.
nlia3 gabbachatb, gab-bakh'-ath; from the same as 1371 baldness in the forehead; by anal, a bare spot on the right side of cloth:
1372.
;
1402.
133 Gibbar,
Gibbar, an
ghib-bawr';
Isr.
intens. of 1399;
: Gibbar.
See
1369.
S1133
:
gaw-al'; a prim, root, to redeem (according to the Oriental law of kinship), I.e. to be the next of kin (and as such to buy back a relative's property, marry his widow, etc.): X in any wise, X at all, avenger, deliver, (do, per-
3N3 ga'al,
bald forehead,
1373.
bai.
"'as
X without. Gabbay, gab-bah'ee; from

1354; collective:Qabbai,
ge burab..
gab-ree-ale'; the same as 1403. bS"i133 Gabriy'el, from 1397 and 410; man of God; Gabriel, an Isr.: Gaban archangel: Gabriel.
'
1374.
form the part

1351.
of
near,
next)
kinsfolk
(-man),
purchase, ransom, redeem
d^SS Gebtym, gay-beem'; plur. of 1356; 1404. rl33 geberetb, gheb-eh'^reth; fem. cisterns; Gebim, a place in Pal.: 1376; mistress:lady, mistress. 3P33
(-er),
revenger.
root, [rather
Gebim.
1375.
5N3 ga'al,
'
gavMxl';
1350,
a prim,
gebiya, gheb-ee'-ah;
gobiyr,
gheb-eer';
from an unused 1405. 111133
Gibb e tb6wn,
tens.
ghib-beth-one' ;
in-
ident.
with
freeing,
i.e.
repudiating] ;
through the idea of to soil or (flg.) desecrate:
root (mean, to be convex); a goblet; by anal, the calyx of a flower: house, cup, pot.
from
1389;
hilly
spot;
Gib
bethon, a place in Pal.: Gibbethon.
defile, pollute, stain.
1376.
T33
from
1396;
a mas-
1352. 1353.
bN3
go'el, go 1 -el; tion:defile.
from
1351;
profana1377.
ter:lord.
1407. 13 gad, gad; from 1413 (in the sense ol a mistress: queen. cutting); coriander seed (from its fur1378. llS^S gabiysh, gaw-beesh'; from an unthe right and used root (prob. mean, to freeze); rows): coriander. kindred, redeem, redemption, right. crystal (from its resemblance to ice):pearl. 1408. 13 Gad, gad; a var. of 1409; Fortune, a Bab. deity:that troop. 1354. 33 gab, gab; from an unused root mean. 1379. b33 gabal, gaw-bal'; a prim, root; prop, to curve; the 6acfc(as rounded to hollow or twist as a rope; only (as a denom. from 1409. 13 gad, gawd; from 1464 (in the sense Of anal, the top rim, boss, or a [comp. 1460 and 1479]; by 1366) to bound (as by a line): be border, set (bounds distributing); fortune:troop. a vault, arch of eye, bulwarks, etc.:back, body, about). a son of "7)1 Gad, gawd; from 1464; Gad, brows, nave, (higher) place, [eye] 1410. boss, eminent 1380. ^33 Gbal, gheb-al'; from 1379 (in the * Jacob, includ. his tribe and its territory; ring. sense of a. chain ot hills); amountain; also a prophet: Gad. gab (Chald.), gab; corresp. to 1354:
!"iVN3
gheh-ool-law' ; fern. pass. part, of 1350; redemption (including the object); by impl. relationship:
tYTSS g e biyrab,
1376;
gheb-ee-raw1 ;
fem. of
prob. by redupl. from 1342; a roof; by anal, the top of an altar: root (of the house), (house) top (of the house).
1406.
33
gag, gawg;
g'ullah,
1355.
ag
"
back.
1356.
pit.
33 geb,
gabe; from 1461; a log (as cut out);
a place in Phoenicia:Gebal. e 1381. bl3 G bal, gheb-awl'; the same as

Gebal,
1380;
1411.
urer.
1313 ge da.bar
(Chald.),
ghed-aw-bawr1 ;
also well or cistern (aB dug):beam, ditch,
ribaS *.
r
Gebal, a region in Idumsea: Gebal. ebulab. See 1367.
corresp. to 1489;
a treasurer;treasgud-go'-daw;
1412. 511313
Gudgodab,
by
re-
dupl, from 1413 (in the sense of cut33 gSb, gabe; prob. from 1461 [comp. 1462]; 1382. 1333 Gibliy, ghib-lee'; patrial from 1380; a " ting) cleft; Gudgodah, a place in the Desert:Guda locust (from its cutting):locust. Gebalite, or inbab. of Gebal: Giblites, godah. 1358. 33 gdb (Chald.), gobe; from a root corresp. stone-squarer. 113 gadad, gaw-dad'; a prim, root [comp. to 1461; a pit (for wild animals) (as cut 1383. nb33 gabluth, gab-looth'; from 1379; a 1413. 1464] to crowd; also to gash (as if by out):den. twisted chain or lace: end. pressing into): assemble (selves by troops), gather 1359. 33 G6b, gobe; or (fully) 1384. 'jaa glbben, gib-bane'; from an unused (selves together, self in troops), cut selves.
1357.
313
1360.
anal,
Gowb,
gobe';
from
1461; pit; Odb,
place in Pal.:Gob.
root mean, to be arched or contracted; hunch-backed: crookbackt.
1414.
113 g e dad
(Chald.), ghed-ad';
corresp. to
S?33 gebe, geh'-beh; from an unused root
1385.
J1233
J1113 milk: cheese. T'.. 1386. p33 galmon. gab-nohn'; from the same as 1415. (113 gadah, gaw-daw'; from an unused root (mean, to cut off); a border of a 1361. PDJ! gababh, gaw-bah'; a prim, root; to 1384; a hump or peak of hills :high. soar, i.e. be lofty; flg. to be haughty: 1387. 5*33 Geba', gheh'-bah; from the same as river (as cut into by the stream):bank. exalt, be haughty, be (make) high (-er), lift up, mount M1| Gaddab. See 2693. 1375, a hillock; Geba, a place in Pal.: up, be proud, raise up great height, upward. Gaba, Geba, Gibeah. 1416. 1*113 godawd, ghed-ood'; from 1413; a ga.ba.bh, gaw-bawh'; from 1361; lofty 1388. 8233 Gib'a', ghib-aw'; by perm, for 1389; 1362. EI33 crowd (espec. of soldiers); army, band *T (lit. or fig.): high, proud. a hill; Giba, a place in Pal. :Gibeah. (of men), company, troop (of robbers). 1363. SJ33 gdbabb, go'-bah; from 1361; elation, 1389. rW33 glb'ah, ghib-aw'; fem. from the 1417. 1113 g'duwd, ghed-ood'; or (fem.) arrogance:excellency, grandeur, same as 1387; a hillock: hill, little hill. 1113 g e dudab, ghed-oo-daw' ; from 1413; haughty, height, high, loftiness, pride. 1390. Sll*33 Glb'ab, ghib-aw ; the same as 1389; a furrow (as cut):furrow. 1364. JM-* gabdahb, gaw-bo'-ah; or (fully) Gibah; the name of three places in 1418. 111113 g e dwdab, ghed-oo-daw'; fem. gaw-bo'-ah; from
g e binah, gheb-ee-naw '; fem. from the

1
1413; to cut
down:hew down.
See
1417.
mean. prob. to
pit.
collect;
a reservoir; by
same as
1384; curdled
g*dAdab.
a marsh: marish,
!3133
gabSwahh,
1861;
Pal.: Gibeah, the
hill.
elevated (or elated), powerful, arrogant:haughty, height, high (-er), lofty, proud, X ex-
1391.
Giheon.
pJ*33
Gib'own,
ghib-ohn'; from the same as 1387; hilly; Gibon, a place in Pal.:

ghib-ole'; prol.
part. pass, of
1413;
an incision:
cutting.
1419.
3113
gadowl,
gaw-dole'; or (short.)
ceeding proudly.
1365.
rWl3| gabbuwth,
1361;
gab-hooth';
lofty.
from 1392. bi>33 gtb<61,

1393.
prop, a
'
from 1375; the
pride: loftiness,
calyx of a flower: boiled.

1
1366. 3133
gebAwl, gheb-ool';
or (short.)
1379;
?b'33
?33 **
'
ebnl, gheb-ool';
from
Glb'oniy, ghib-o-nee'; patrial from 1391; a Gibonite, or inhab. of Gibon:

Gib'atb,
ghib-ath';
313 gadol, gaw-dole'; from 1431; great (in any sense); hence older; also insolent: + aloud, elder (-est), + exceeding (-ly), + far, (man of)
great (man, matter, thing,
loud, mighty,more,
-er, -ness),
high, long,
sore,
dary; by bound, coast,

space.
cord (as twisted), i.e. (by impl.) a bounextens. the territory inclosed: border,
Gibeonite.
much, noble, proud thing, x

or
or
1394. 1395.
ri3?33
'
from the same
(X) very.
X great,
landmark,
limit,
quarter,
"
,
as 1375; hilliness; Gibath:

:
'
Gibeath.
1420.
(short.)
Sibil!
1313
t 33 ri5 "
1367. !lbl33
g ebuwlab, gheb-oo-law'; or gebAlab,

1366;
Glb'athiy, ghib-aw-thee' ; patrial from 1390; a Gibathite, or inhab. of
ge dwlab, ghed-oo-law'; gednllab, ghed-ooUauf;
(less
(short.)
Gibath:Gibeathite.
of
Sn333
gheb-oo-law1 ;
fem.
a boundary, region: border,
bound, coast, landmark, place.
1368.
1133 gibbdwr, ghib-bore'; or (short.) "133 gibbdr, ghib-bore'; intens. from the valiant. same as 1397; powerful; by impl. war- 1397. 133 geber,
simply:
prim, root; to be strong; by impl. to prevail, act insolently:exceed, confirm, be great, be mighty, prevail, put to more [strength], strengthen, be stronger, be
1396.
133 gabar, gaw-bar1 ; a
accurately) ilbl13 g e duwllab, ghed-ooUlaw'; fem. of greatness; (concr.) mighty 1419;
acts;dignity, great things
(-ness),
majesty.
1421. t)113
f|13
gldduwph, ghid-doof;
or
(short.)
rior,
tyrant: champion, chief, x excel, giant, man, mighty (man, one), strong (man), valiant man.
gheh'-ber; from 1396; prop, a valiant man or warrior; gen. a person every one, man, X mighty.
glddupb, ghid-doof; and (fem.) 1ISII3 glddupbab., ghid-doo-favf; or

)1B13
(
glddnpbab,
ghid-doo-fauf;
from
1422; vilification:reproach, reviling,

; ; ;
26
1432.
Ghedoofaw
ITIB115

ghed-oo-faw>; tern.
gduwpiiiih,
See
1447.
pass. part, of 1442:
a revilement:
1448.
taunt
Tiajgade'r, gaw-dare'; from 1448; a cir- 1474 cumvcUlation; byimpl. an inclosure:

Golan.
ibia
Gftwlan,
tive;
go-lawn'; from 1478; capGolan, a place east of the Jordan:
1475. VHia gnwmmats, goonumawts'; of un. cert, der.; a pit:pit. 1447; inclosure (espec. for flocks): from the same as 141B; [sheep-] cote (fold) hedge, wall. 1476. ''SIS Gftwniy, goo-nee'; prob. from 1598; a young goat (from browsing) :kid. protected; Guni, the name of two Isr.: 1424 l"!!* Gadiy, gaw-dee'; from 1409; fortunate; 1449. STria G e drab, ghed-ay-rav/; the same as Guni. Gadi, an Isr.: Gadi 1448; (with the art.) Gederah, a place 1477. "WS Guwniy, goo-nee'; patron, from 1476; 1425. "H3 Gadiy, gaw-dee ; patron, from 1410; a in PaL: Gederah, hedges. a Gunite (collect, with art. pref .) or desc. Gadite (collect.) or desc. of Gad: Gadites, 1450. rri*na G e d6rdwtb, ghed-ay-rohth'; plur. of Guni: Gunites. children of Gad. of 1448; walls; Geder oth, a place in gaw-vah'; a prim, root; 3>13 gava',
1448.
1ft3
Ged6wr.
fence, hedge, wall.
SYJ13
g e derala,
ghed-ay-raw' ;
fem.
of
1423.
I'JJl
g edty,
ghed-ee';
1426.
l^Jl
Gaddiy,
gad-dee';
intens.
for
1434;
Gaddi, an Isr.: Gaddi.

1427.
Pal.: Gederoth.
'''"QS
1478.
to
bSÎS Gaddiy'el,
gad-dee-ale'; from 1409 1451. and 410; fortune of God; Gaddiel, an
Gede"riy,
1445;
ghed-ay-ree' ; patrial
from
a Gederite, or inhab. of Geder:

ghed-ay-raw-thee'
Isr.: Gaddiel.
Gederite.
breathe out, Le. (by impl.) expire: die, be dead, give up the ghost, perish. 1479. Clia guwpb., goof; a prim, root; prop, to hollow or arch, Le. (flg.) close; to shut:
shut.
1428. rt;"!?"
gldyab,
1415;
ghid-yaw'; or
1452.
"TlTia
Ge deratliiy,
patrial
WIS" gadyab,
a
1429.
gad-yaw';
the
same as
from
1449;
a Gederathite, or 1480. JlBlS

1481.
river brink: bank.
inhab. of
Gederah: Gederathite.
goo-faw'; from 1479; a corpse (as dosed" to sense):body.
guwpbah,
turn aside from the road (for a lodging yim; dual of 1448; double wall; Geor any other purpose), i.e. sojourn (as a guest) also derothajim, Pal.: place in Gederothaim. a 1430. IB 1*!)! gadiysb, gaw-deesh'; from an unalso to gather to shrink, fear (as in a strange place) used root (mean, to fteap up) a stack of 1454. (13 g6b, gay; prob. a clerical error for 2088; for hostility (as afraid):abide, assemble, be afraid, this:this. sheaves; by anal, a tomb: shock (stack) (of corn), dwell, fear, gather (together), inhabitant, remain, sotomb. 1455. Flrta gahi&Ii, gaw-haw'; a prim, root; to journ, stand in awe, (be) stranger, X surely. remove (a bandage from a wound, i.e. 1482. IIS gftwr, goor; or (short.) 1431. blS gadal, gaw-dal'; a prim, root; prop. to twist [comp. 1434], i.e. to be (caus. heal it): cure. la gar, goor; perh. from 1481; a cub (as make) large (in various senses, as in body, mind, es- 1456. S"I!13 gSbah., gay-haw'; from 1455; acure: still abiding in the lair), espec. of the tate or honor, also in pride):advance, boast, bring medicine. lion:whelp, young one. up, exceed, excellent, be (-come, do, give, make, wax), 1457. '"irtj galiar, gaw-har'; a* prim, root; to 1483. T13 Giiwr, goor; the same as 1482; Our, a estate, -\- things), grow (up), great (-er, come to prostrate oneself:cast self down, place in Pal.: Gur. increase, lift up, magnify (-iflcal), be much set by,
STIS g e diyab,
ghed-ee-yaw 1 ; fern, of 1423; a young female goat:Wd.
1453.
E'jrrna
Ged6r6tliaylm, ghed-ay-ro-thah'-
113 gu\mr, goor; a prim, root; prop, to

;
stretch self.
nourish (up), pass, promote, proudly [spoken], tower. 1432. Vl3 gadel, gaw-dale'; from 1431; targe (lit. or flg.): great, grew.
1458. 1459.
"13
gav, gav; another form

back:
1484.
for 1460;
'"113
gowr, gore;
gdrab,
whelp.
or (fem.)
the
"1^3
back.
1485.
go-raw';
var.
of
1482:
"13
1433. 1434.
Vl3 godel,
(lit.
go'-del;
from
from
1431;
magnitude
(-ness).
gav (Cbald.), gav;

g&v
or flg.):greatness, stout
ghed-eel';
corresp. to 1460; the middle: midst, same, there- (where-) in.
Vl3 ge dll,
:
1431 (in the sense
of twisting); thread,
i.e.
tassel or fes-
gave; from 1342 [corresp. to 1354] the back; by anal, the middle: \- among, back, body.
1460.
"13
goor-bah'-al; from and 1168; dwelling of Baal; Gur-Baal, a place in Arabia: Gur-baaL
1481
b?3"Tia Gftwr-Ba'al,
1486.
V"ri3
gowral, gcwrawl';
or (short.)
Vj3 goral, g&ral'; from an unused root Sia gftwb, goob; a prim, root; to dig: 1435. bia Giddel, ghid-dale'; from 1431; stout; husbandman. mean, to 6e rough (as stone); prop, a Giddel, the name of one of the Nethinim, 1462. Sia gowb, gobe; from 1461; the locust pebble, i.e. a !ot (small stones being used for that pur" servants": Giddel. Solomon's also of one of (from its grubbing as a larve) :grass- pose); flg. a portion or destiny (as if determined by
1461.
toon:fringe, wreath.
Via gadol. See 1419. e ?lb"JS g dullab. See
hopper,
1420.
X
313
great.
lot):lot
of uncert. der.;
1463.
;
Gdwg, gohg;
name
of
1436.
STblS G e dalyah, ghed-al-yaw' or(prol.) VfVJSI Ge dalyalfiw, ghed-al-yaw' -hoo;

from
1431
an
Isr.,
Gog, the also of some northern
1487.
BIS guwsh,
IBâ
goosh; or rather (by perm.)

gheesh; of uncert. der. ;
giysh,
a mass
nation:Gog.
1464.
of earth:clod.
and
8050;
Jah lias become
"MS
guwd,
1413]; to
great; Gedaljah, the
1437.
'Vjibla
: '
name of Ave Isr.:Gedaliah. overcome. Glddaltiy, ghid-dal'-tee; from 1465. !lia gfevab, gayôaw'; fem. of 1460; the 1489. 1431 I have made great; Giddalti, an '" back, Le. (by extens.) the person:
;
goode; a prim, root [akin to crowd upon, i.e. attack:invade,
1488.
T3 gSz, ga2ie; from 1494; a /eece (as shorn); also mown grass:fleece, mowing, mown
13T.|1
glzbar,
Isr.:-Giddalti.
ghiz-bawr'; ireosiirer: treasurer.
of
1
for.
der.-
3H3 gada, gaw-dah'; a prim, root; to fell 1466. a tree; gen. to destroy anything: cut (asunder, in sunder, down, off), hew down.
1438. 1439.
body.
1490.
!rn3
g&vab, gay-vow1 ;
exaltation;
(flg.)
1373 gizbar
the same as 1465;
(Chald.), ghiz-bawr to 1489:treasurer.

1
corresp.
arrogance:lifting up,
1491. rtT3
take.
gazab, gaw-zaw ; a
to 1468]; to cm*
prim, root [akin
Tteia '
"
Gid6wn,
feller
(i.e.
from 1438; 1467. !Tia gfevab warrior); Gidon, an Isr.: T"

ghid-ohn';
oft, Le.
portion out:
1494;
(Cbald.),
gay-vaW;
corresp. to
1466:pride.
Gideon.
1492.
1493.
1440.
in
tfyia
1
Gld6m, gftid-o7im';from 1438; a eutting (Le. desolation); Gidom,

ghid-o-nee';
1489];
1468.
(flg.)
a place
1438;
PaL:Gidom. 1441. "Wia Gld6niy,

warlike
root [comp. 1494] prop, to shear off; but used only in the sense of passing rapidly: bring, cut off.
T13
gftwz, goon; a prim,
FW3 gazzah, gaz-zaw 1 ; fem. from

"'jrifa
Gtz6wniy,
ghee-zo-nee'; patrial
from
from
1469. Vfia
gdwzal,
go-zawl'; or (short.)
1497;
[comp.
Gidoni,
an
3J3
gozal, go-zawl'; from
a nestling
feath-
1st.; Gideon!
(as being comparatively
nude of
1442.
EH3 gadapb, gaw-daf; a
prim, root; to hack (with words), Le. revile:blas-
ers):young (pigeon).
1470.
Ipa
pheme, reproach.
Gdwzan, go-zawn'; prob. from 1468; a quarry (as a place of cutting stones); 1495. ITS
1496.
the unused name of a place appar. in Pal. ; a Gizonite or inhab. of Gizoh: Gizonite. 1494. TT3. gazaz, gaw-zaz'; a prim, root [akin to 1468]; tocui off; spec, to shear a flock, or shave the hair; flg. to destroy an enemy:cut off (down), poU, shave, ([sheep-]) shear (-er).
Gazz
giddupb, and MOT| giddupbah.

JPJ3
Gozan, a province of Assyria:Gozan. See 1421

to wall up, fence up,
Gazez, the
gaw-zaze'; from 1494; shearer; name of two Isr.:Gazez.

cut,
147L
"na
1443
T33 gadar, gaw-dar1 ; a prim, root;

in
gdwy, go'ee; rarely (short.) a g6y, gof-ee; appar. from the same root as
a flight of locusts:Gentile, heathen,
nation,
IVT3 gaziytb, something
from 1491; gaw-zeeth'; Le. dressed stone:
or around:close
hedge, Inclose,
1444.
*)13
make up [a wall], mason, repairer, geder, gheh'-der; from 1443; a circwmgheh'-der; the
1465 (in the sense of massing) ; a foreign nation,; hence a Gentile; also (flg.) a troop of ani-
hewed, hewn stone, wrought

1497. bl.S gazal, gaw-zal'; a prim, root; to pluck off; spec, to flay, strip or ro6:catch, consume, exercise [robbery], pluck (off), rob, spoil, take away (by force, violence), tear.
b.TS
mals, or
people.
vallation:wa3L
1472.
njia.
1445. *fl3
1446.
^fta
Geder,
same as
1444;
gOviy&Ii, ghev-ee-yaw'; proL for 1465; a body, whether alive or dead: 1498.
gazel, gaw-zale'; from 1497; robbery, or

(concr.) plunder: robbery, thing taken
Geder, a place in Pal.: Geder. 6 d6r, ghed-ore'; or (fully)
(dead) body, carcase, corpse.
G
:
1473. rfyia gowlali, go-laur; or (short.)

tlba
away by violence.
fem.
of exiles:
lVi3
e dwr, ghed-ore';
from
1448; inrfo-
gdlab, go-law 1 ;
1540;
act.
part.
sure; Gedor,
a place
in PaL; also the
exile; concr.
and colL
name of three Isr. :Gedor.
(carried away), captive C-itaO, removing.
1499. Vta gSzel, ghe'-zel; from 1497; plunder, Le piolemce:violence, violent perverting'. b?3 gozal. See 1469.

1500.
SibTS
Ghedoofaw
Gomed
nibs
27
ezlali, ghez-ay-law' ;
tern, of
1498
1533
Vs
313
giyl, gheel; or (by perm.)
1547.
galuwth
(Chald.), gaw-looth'; cor-
and mean, the same: that

lence.
(he
had
robbed) [which he took violently away], spoil, vio-
prop, to spin round (under the influence of any violent emotion), i.e. usually rejoice, or (as cringing)
root;
gawl,
goal;
a prim,
resp. to 1546:captivity.
1548.
gaw-zawm'; from an unused fear:he glad, joy, be joyful, rejoice. 1501. DT3 root mean, to devour; a kind of locust: 1524. b"\3 giyl, gheel; from 1523; a revolution palmer-worm. time, i.e. an also
age)
;
gazam,
tI3S galacta, gaw-lakh'; a prim, root; prop. to be bald, i.e. (caus.) to shave; fig. to lay
(off).
waste:poll, shave
(of
1549.
"p^S gillaydwn,
ghil-law-yone''; or
joy:
exceed-
1502.
thinim
&TJ
:
Gaizam, gaz-zawm';
1501
;
from the same as devourer: Qazzam, one of the Ne-
ingly, gladness,
greatly, joy, rejoice (-ing), sort.
y?% gllyown,
mirror (as
s.
ghil-yone';
tablet for writing (as bare) ;
Gazzam.
3>T3
1525.
tlb 1
1
3
!
giylah,
from 1540; a by anal, a
ghee-law'; or
ghee-lath';
plate): glass,
roll.
nb" -5 giylatb,
|TJ5\1
fem. of 1534;
1503.
geza, geh'-zah; from an unused root mean, to cut down (trees); the trunk or
(as felled or as planted):stem, stock.
joy: joy, rejoicing. Giyloh. See 1543.
stump of a tree
1504.
elude
1550. b^bs galiyl, gaw-leel'; from 1556; a valve of a folding door (as turning); also a ring (as round) : folding, ring.
1551. b^bs Galiyl, gaw-leel'; or (prol.) gazar, g.iw-zar'; a prim, root; to cut 1526. "'fb'Vl Giyldniy, ghee-lo-nee' ; patrial from 1543; a Gilonite or inhab. of Giloh: j-ib^bj Galiylah, gaw-lee-law the same down or off; (fig.) to destroy, divide, ex Gilonite. as 1550; a circle (with the art.); Galil or decide: cut down (off), decree, divide,
^W
';
snatch,
1527.
1505.
ITS
g ezar
1504;
(Chald.),
ghez-ar';
corresp. to
ni^S Giynath, ghee-nath'; of uncert. Ginath, an Isr. : Ginath.

Trl giyr (Chald.), gheer; corresp. to lime:plaster.
der.;
(as
a special
circuit) in the
North of Pal. : Galilee.
1552.
1615;
to
quarry;
determine:
cut
rfrbs g e liylah,
1550;
out,
1528.
ghel-ee-law'; fem. of a circuit or region: border,
coast, couutl-y.
1506.
1507.
"ITS
gezer,
gheh'-zer;
from
1504;
something
1529.
cut off; a portion:

ÎtS
part, piece.
the same as 1506; : Gazer, Gezer.
T3
"]TZi'
1
geyr.
3
See
1616.
1553.
niVb3 G<>liyl6wth,
Q-'TS
ghel-ee-lowth'; plur.
Gezer,
gheh'-zer;
Gezer, a place in Pal.
gay-shawn'; from the same as 1487; lumpish; Geshan, an

i.e.
Geyshan,
of 1552; circles; Geliloth, a place in

Pal.:-Geliloth.
1554.
lim.
Galliym,
springs;
Isr.: Geshan.
1508.
ghiz-raw'; fern, of 1506; the figure or person (as if cut out); also an inclosure (as separated): polishing, separate place.
STJTS
gizrah,
gal-leem'; plur. of 1530; Gallim, a place in Pal. : Galgol-yath>; perh.
1530. bs gal, gal; from 1556; something rolled,

;
anal,
a heap of stone or dung (plur. ruins) by a spring of water (plur. waves): billow, heap,
wave.
33 g&l, gole; from 1556; a cup for round):bowl.
oil (as
1555. 1556.
rvjbs
Golyatb,
1509. 1510.
FlTTS g*zerall, ghez-ay-raw' ; from 1504; a desert (as separated):not inhabited.

:
exile; Goljath,
from 1540; a Philistine: Goliath.

"
spring,
STlTS gez$r&h.iChald.), ghez-ay-raw'; from 1505 (as 1504); a decree:decree.

"'"ITS
1531.
533 galal, gaw-lal'; a prim, root; to roll or flg.):commit, remove, roll (lit. (away, down, together), run down, seek occasion,
trust,
the marg.), ghiz-ree'; paa Oezerite (collect.) or inhab. of Gezer; but better (as in the text) by transp. "iT"l3 Glrziy, gher-zee'; patrial of 1630; a ! Girzite (collect.) or member of a native
1511.
Glzriy
(in
Nbs g eIa. See

1532.
1541.
wallow,
1556;
trial
from
1507;
tribe in Pal.: Gezrites.

lin.J
mean, to shave; a barber: barber. 1533. ?3b3 Gilboa', ghil-bo'-ah; from 1530 and 1158; fountain of ebullition; Gilboa, a mountain of Pal. : Gilboa.
1534.
1557. bbs galal, gaw-lawl'; from ib3 gallafo, gaZ-taiio'; from an unused root balls):
in
dung
(as
dung.
1558.
bb3 galal, gaw-lawl'; from
1556;
a circum-
stance (as rolled around) ; only used adv., on account of : because of, for (sake).
Gididwn.
1518;
See
1531.
1512.
liftS
gacliowii, gaw-khone';
prob. from
3333 galgal, gal-gal'; by redupl. from 1556; a wheel; by anal, a whirlwind; also 3333 galgal (Chald.), gal-gal'; corresp. to wheel. 1534; awheel: 33b3 gllgal, ghil-gawV; a var. of 1534:-
1559. bbs Galal, gaw-lawl';
from
1556, in
sense of 1560; great; Galal, the
name
the of
the external abdomen, belly (as the source of the foetus [comp. 1521]):belly.
dust (as whirled): heaven, rolling thing, wheel.
1535. 1536.
1537.
the
1019.
two Isr.: Galal. 1560. bbs g e lal

rolled): great.
(Chald.), ghel-awl';
nflS GScliaziy. See 1523. VnS gachol. See 1513.

1513. btlS gecliel, geh'-khel; or (fem.)
corresp. to 1556;
from a root weight or size (as if

1557;
wheel.
1561. 1562. 1563.
bbs gelel,
"'bbs
gay'-lel;
(plur. balls of
a var. of dung): dung.
dung
1561;
ln?nS gacheletli, gah-kheh'-leth; from an unused root mean, to glow or kindle;
33bs Gllgal, ghil-gawl' ; the same as 1536 (with the art. as a prop, noun) Gilgal.
;
Gilalay,
dungy;
ghe-lal-ah'ee;
Gilalai,
name
from an Isr.: Gilalai.
of three places in Pal.: Gilgal.
See also
an ember: (burning)
OTIS
coal.
1514. root mean, to burn; flame; Gacham, a son of Nahor: Gaham. 1515. ID! Gachar, gah'-khar; from an unused root mean, to hide; lurker; Gachar, one of the Nethinim: Gahar. 1516.
^3 goy. See 1471. SOS guy>, gah'ee; or
(short.)
Gaebajn, gah'-kham; from an unused
1538.
nbilbs
(in
gulgoleth,
;
gul-go'-leth;
a head
from 1556 a skull (as enumeration of persons):
by redupl. round) by impl.

;
D33 galam, gaw-lam'; a prim, root; to fold: wrap together. 1564. 033 golem, go'-lem; from 1563; a wrapped
(and unformed mass, i.e. as the embryo): substance yet being unperfect. 1565. "linbs galmuwd, gal-mood'; prob. by
prol.
head,
every
man,
1539.
(as
poll, skull.
lbs geled,
ghe'-led; from an unused root prob. mean, to polish; the (human) skin
from
1563; sterile (as
wrapped
to be
smooth):skin.
Jibs
up too
1566. 1567.
hard);
3>5S
flg.
desolate: desolate, solitary.

(with).
1540.
galah,
nude
gaw-laiv';
a prim,
root; to de-
gala', gaw-lah'; a prim, root;

obstinate:(inter-) meddle
^3
its
gay, gah'ee; prob. (by transm.) from the same root as 1466 (abbrev.) a gorge (from
;
a disgraceful sense); by impl. to exile (captives being usually stripped): [-advertise, appear, bewray, bring, fig. to reveal:
(espec. in
lofty sides; hence narrow, but not a gully or win-
ter-torrent):
valley.
(as compressing') ;
(carry, lead, go) captive (into captivity), depart, disclose, discover, exile, be gone, open, x plainly, publish,
tell,
gal-ade'; from 1530 and 5707; heap of testimony; Galed, a memorial cairn E. of the Jordan: Galeed.
"J5>b3
Gal'Gd,
1568.
the
"Wbs Gll'ad,
ghil-awd';
prob.
from
1567;
1517.
sinew.
"PS giyd, gheed; prob. from
a thong by anal, a tendon:

1464;
remove, reveal,
uncover.
ribs
shamelessly, shew,
ghel-aw'; or
ghel-aw",
surely,
name
Gilad, a region E. of the Jordan; also of three Isr. : Gilead, Gileadite.
1518.
ITS giyacli, ghee'-akh; or

T13
1541.
(short.)
gHah (Chald.),
g ela' (Chald.),
golah.
Giloh,
See
1569.
to
"H3>bs
Gll'adiy,
1568;
ghil-aw-dee' ; patron,
from
a Giladite or desc. of Gilad:

gaw-lash'; aprim. root; prob.
goach. go'-akh; a prim, root; to gush forth (as water), gen. to issue:break
come
forth,
JOS
rtb 3
T
corresp.
Gileadite.
1540: bring over, carry away, reveal.

1473.
1570. 1571.
tubs
galash,
forth, labor to bring forth,

out.
draw up, take

1542.
to caper (as
a goat): appear.
FT33
T3', 3
ghee-lo'; or (fully)
ghee-lo';
OS
gam, gam;
by contr. from an unused
from 1540; open; till giiwach (Chald.), goo'-akh; corresp. Giloh, a place in Pal. : Giloh. to 1548; to rush forth: strive. 1543. Mb3 gnllah, gool-law'; fem. from 1556; a 1520. IPS Giyacli, ghee'-akh; from 1518; a founfountain, bowl or globe (all as round): tain; Giach, a place in Pal. : Giah. bowl, pommel, spring. 1521. YlFPS Giychdwn, ghee-khone'; or (short.) 1544. 3lb3 gilluwl, ghil-lool'; or (short.) 'liflS Gichown, ghee-khone'; from 1518; bb3 glllul, ghil-lool'; from 1B56; prop, a stream; Gichon, a river of Paradise; log (as round); by impl. an idol:idol. also a valley (or pool) near Jerusalem: Gihon. 1545. &ib3 geiowm, 0fteZ-omeV from 1563; clothgay-khah-zee'; G^ychaziy, or 1522. "'tn^S ing (as wrapped) :clothes. gay-khah-zee 1 ; appar- 1546. Tibs galiiwth, gaw-looth'; fem. from "'TfJS GSchaziy, captivity; concr. exiles (col-, 1540; from 1516 and 2372; valley of a visionlect):{they that are carried away) captives (-ity.) ary: Gechazi, the servant of Elisha: Gehazi.
1519.
ITS giyacli
(Chald.), ghee'-akh;
or
(short.)
Giyloli,
root mean, to gather; prop, assemblage; used only adv. also, even, yea, though; often repeated and: again, alike, also, (so much) as correl. both or, even, and, but, either . as (soon), both (so) . . . for all, (in) likewise (manner), moreover, nay .
. . . . . . .
neither, one, then (-refore), though, what, with, yea.
1572. 1573.
NWS gama, gaw-maw

or
N73.3
flg.)
a prim, root
(lit.
to ct&soro.- swallow, drink.
gome',
go'-meh; from 1573; prop, an

its
absorbent, i.e. the bulrush (from porosity); spec, the papyrus: (bul-) rush.
1574.
cubit.
1533
gomed, go'-med; from an unused root appar. mean, to grasp; prop, a span:
28
1575.
ons):
*fl3|
Gaminawd Doob
as
1574;

1603.
gammad, gam-mawd'; from the same

a warrior
(as grasping
Ga'ai, b?3 Ga'al,

Goal,
weap1604.
treat-
gaft'-al; from gah'-al; an Isr.:SaaL
1602;
loathing;
1631.
1J13 garaen,
garden1 ;
from
1889;
an
axe; ax.
1486;
Qammadims.
g e mftwl,p/iem-ool'; from 1580;
b?3 ga'al.
go'-al;
from 1602; abhorrence: 1632. Vl3" gardl, gaw-role'; from the same as
harsh:man of great
1419].
1576. bTO3
loathing.
[as in the
ment, i.e. an act (of good or ill); by (-as bast served, benefit, imp!, service or regttitaJ; desert, deserving, that which he bath given, recompence, reward. 1577. 71133 gamuwl, gaw-mool'; pass. part, of 1580; rewarded; Gamut, an Isr.:Gamul. See also 1014.
1605.
1?3 ga'ar,
7113J3
1233>3
gaw-ar'; a prim, root; chide:corrupt, rebuke, reprove.
to
marg. which reads
bl3 gdral. See

1633.
1486.
1606.
1607.
trouble.
gO'arah, gheh-aw-raw
a chiding;rebuke
(-ing),
from
1605;
reproof.
013 garam, gaw-ram';

1634;
a prim, root; to be spare or skeleton-like; used only as a

(caus.) to bone, i.e.
ga'asb, gaw-ash'; a prim, root to agitate violently:move, shake, toss,
denom. from
1634.
extens. craunch) the
denude (by bones: gnaw the bones, break.

gheh'-rem; from 1633; a bone body) ; hence self,
top.
1578.
("131733
g e muwlah,
1576;
ghem-oo-law' ;
tern, of
1608.
1609.
mean, the same: deed, reeom-
pence, such
a reward.
ghim-zo 1 ; of uncert. der.; Gimzo, a place in Pal.: Gimzo.
gaio-maV; a prim, root; to treat a person (well or ill), i.e. benefit or
impl. (of toil) to ripen,
i.e.
1579. 1T323 1580. b/23

requite;
Gimzow,
5*3 Ga?asb, oa'-osft; from 1607; a safcing; Gaash, a hill in Pal. : Gaash. Ca'lam, gah-tawm'; of uncert. der.; Gatam, an Edomite: Gatam.
013 gerem,
(as the skeleton of the

i.e. (flg.)
SnM
t]3
very: bone, strong,
16S5.
013 gerem
1634;
(Chald.), gheh'-rem; corresp. to
gamal,
1610.
self:
by
(spec.) to
(-
gapb, gaf; from an unused root mean. to arch; the back; by extens. the body or highest places, himself.
a bone:bone.
1684; bony,
1636. "'Mia
Garmiy, gar-mee'; from

i.e.
strong:Garmite.
wean: bestow on, deal bountifully, do (good), recompense, requite, reward, ripen, serve, wean, yield.
1611. 1612.
13
gapb
(Chald.), gaf; corresp. to 1610:
a wing: wing.
"1S3
1581.
b)33
gamal,
(in
gaw-mawl'; appar. from 1580

esp. the
gepben, gheh'-fen; from an unused root made mean, to bend; a vine (as twining),
tree.
1637. ^13 goren, go'-ren; from an unused root mean, to smooth; a threshing-ôor (as ewen) ; by anal, any open area: (barn, corn,
the sense of labor or burden-bearing): a camel:camel.
grape:vine,
threshing-) floor, (threshing-, void) place.

"J13
1613.
1S3 gdpber,
go'-fer;
from an unused
root,
garon. See 1627.
1582.
'Visa
B mallly, ghem-al-lee'; prob.

;
from
1581
Gemalli.
camel-driver; Gemalli, an Isr.: or wood gopher.
prob. mean, to house in; a kind of tree (as used for building), appar. the cypress:
1638.
1583. Virtual
Tsr.: Gamaliel.
CamUyÎ, gam-lee-ale';
from 1580 and 410; reward of God; Gamliel, an

prim, root; to the sense of completion or failto an end, fail, perfect, perform.
ghem-ar'; corresp. to
prob. fem. of 1613; prop, cypress-resin; by anal. sulphur (as equally inflammable): brimstone.
1614.
2"P1B3
gophriytb, gof-reeth';
gaw-ras'; a prim, root; to crush; also (intrans. and flg.) to dissolve:break.
013 garac,
1584.
1M| gamar, gaw-mar'; a

end
(in
1615. 1616.
13 gir,
gfteer; pern, from 3564; lime (from being burned in a kiln: chalk [-stone].
gars', gaw-rah'; a prim, root; to off; by impl. to shave, remove, lessen or withhold: abate, clip, (di-) minish, do (take)
1639.
3>13
scrape
away, keep back,

1640.
C|13
restrain,
make small, withdraw.
are):cease, come
1685.
1333
13 g6r,
gare; or
garapb, gaw-raf; a
(fully)
g emar (Chald.),
1584:perfect.
prim, root; to bear off violently:sweep away.
T
stranger.
3.
g^y*! gare; from 1481; prop, a guest; by Impl. a foreigner:alien, sojourner,

1482.
i
1586.
go'-mer; from 1584; completion; Gomer, the name of a son of Japheth and of his desc. ; also of a Hebrewess: Gomer.
1B3 Gomer,
13 BUT. See
1617.
era.
gaw-rar'; a prim, root; to drag by impl. to bring up the cud (i.e. ruminate) ; by anal, to saw:catch, chew, X continuing, destroy, saw.
1641.
113 garar,
off roughly;
1587.
71J1123
emarya.b, ghem-ar-yaw
or
813
ghem-ar^yaw'UTJTS? hoo; from 1584 and S050; Jah has perfected; Gemarjah, the name of two Isr.:Gemariah.
G emaryabuw,
Gfera', gay-raw'; perh. from 1628; grain; Gera, the name of six Isr.:-
1642.
113
Gerar,
rolling
gher-awr'; prob. from 1641; a country; Gerar, a Philistine
city:Gerar.
1618.
313 garab, gaw-rawV; from an unused root 1643.

mean, to scratch; scurf (from itching):
12313
geres, gheh'-res; from an unused root mean, to husk; a kernel (collect.), i.e.
1588.
1589.
'jl
gan, gan; from

fenced) :garden.
scab, scurvy.
1598;
a garden
grain:beaten corn.
1644.
(as
1619.
also of
313 Gareb,
a
hill
333
ganab,
gauvnab'; a prim, root; to thieve (lit. or fig.); by impl. to deceive:
gaw-rabe'; from the same as 1618; scabby; ffareb, the name of anlsr., near Jerus.:Gareb.
gar-gar';
if
carry away, x indeed, secretly bring, steal (away), get by stealth. 1590. 1591.
1620.
1313 gargar,
1641;
by
a
redupl.
a berry (as
pellet of
from rumina-
garasb, gaw-rash'; a prim, root; to drive out from a possession; espec. to expatriate or divorce: cast up (out), divorced (woman), drive away (forth, out), expel, X surely put away, trouble, thrust out.
11)13
333
gannab,
stealer:
gauniab';
thief.
i.e.
from
1589;
tion):berry.
1621.
ghen-ay-bau/; from 1589;
(concr.)
7111313
garge r6\rtb, gar-gher-owth'; fem.

plur.
71333
genebah,
stealing,
from
1641
the throat (as used
1645. 11313 geresb, gheh'-resh; from 1644; produce (as if expelled):put forth. e rnsbab, gher-oo-shaw' ; fem. pass. 1646. 7112313
something
in rumination):
neck.
Glrgasbiy,
exaction.
part, of 1644; (abstr.) dispossession:
stolen.'theft.
1592.
fl333
Ge nubath,
1589;
theft;
prince:Gemibath.
Ger^bdm, gay-resh-ome'; for 1648; from an unused name [of uncert. 1647. 012313 Gereshom, the name of four Isr.: Girgashite, the native tribes of a one of CanGenubath, an Edomitish Gersbom. aan: Girgashite, Girgasite.
ghen-oo-bath';
1622.
der.];
"'123313
ghir-gaw-shee'; patrial
from
1593. 1594. 1595.
7133
gannab,
gan-naw';
fern, of 1588;
a 1623. IIS garad, gaw-rad'; a prim,

abrade: scrape.
!"I13
root;
to
1648. 1112313
0112313
Ger^sbown,
gay-resh-one''; or
garden:garden.
7133 ginna.li, ghin-naw 1 ; another
form for 1624.
garab,
to grate,
strive.
gate-rate';
i.e.
a prim, root; prop.

to anger:
1593:garden.
gheh'-nez; from an unused root mean, to store; treasure; by impl. a coffer:chest, treasury.
(flg.)
contend,
cud
shom, an
1649.
"
I
gay-resh-ome'; from refugee; Gereshon or GereGershom. 1st.: Gershon,

1644;
Gere
sbowm,
a
T33
genez,
meddle, stir up,
1625.
7113
gerab, gay-raw
(as
from
1641; the
scraping the throat):cud.

gay-raw';
1596.
1597. 1598.
tj3
gnaz
(Chald.),
gken-az';
corresp. to
1595; treasure:
treasure.
1626.
H13 ggrab,
1625);
from
1641
(as
in
Ger^sbnnniy, gay-resh-oon-nee'; patron, from 1648; a Geree/ionite or desc. of Gereshon: Gershonite, sons of Gershon. e sbftwr, ghesh-oor'; from an un
3U5*13
1650. 111133
1
prop,
ghin-zak'; prol. from 1595; as if scraped), i.e. a a treasury:treasury. coin): gerah. "JM ganan, gaw-nan'; a prim, root; to 7113 gdrab.
glnzab,
a kernel (round gerah or small weight (and

(like 1620)
used root (mean, to join); bridge; Geshur, a district of Syria: Geshur, Geahurite.
1651.
"'111233
Gesbawriy,
ghe-shoo-ree1 ;
patrial
collect.)
See
1484.
hedge about, 1599.

111133
i.e.
(gen.) protect:defend.
from 1650; a Geshurite (also or inhab. of Geshur:Geshuri, GeBhurites.

(short.)
17133
GlnnHbown, ghin-neth-one; Glnnetb6w, ghin-neth-o';
or
1627.
1113
"^13
garown, gauwone'; or
gar&n,
1652. D1133 1653. 01233

01233 vv
1321233
from
1598; gardener; Ginnethon or Ginnetho, an Isr.: Ginnetho, Ginnethon. 1600. 713>3 ga'ah, gaw-aw>; a prim, root; to 1628. 11113 jreriiwtb gay-rooth'; from
gaw-rone'; from 1641; the throat [comp. 1621] (as roughened by swallowing): X aloud, mouth, neck, throat.
1481;
gasbam, gaw-sham'; a prim, root; to shower violently:(cause to) rain.

gesbem,
shower:
gheh'-shem;
from
1652;
rain, shower.
or (proL)
a 1654.
Gesbem, gheh'-shem;
bellow (as cattle):low.
(temporary) residence:habitation.
act.
Oashmiiw
1601.
7123
Go'ah,
1600;
oo-ato';
fern.
part,
of
1629.
tl3 garaz, gaw^raz'; a prim,

off :cut off.
root; to cut
gash-moo'; the same &s 1653; Geshem or Gashmu, an Arabian:
lowing;
Qoah, a place
near
JeruB.:Goath.
1630. D^tla
1511],
G*riz4ym,
rocky);
gher-ee-zeem';
1629
plur. of
1602.
b?3 ga'al, gaw-al'; a prim, root; to detest; by UnpL to reject:abhor, fail, lothe,
an unused noun from

cut up d.e. PaL:Gerizim,
Gerisim,
[comp.
of
a mountain
vllaly oast away.
(Chald.), gheh'-shem; appar. the same as 1653; used in a peculiar sense, the body (prob. for the [flg.] Idea, of a bard. rain):body.
Gesbem, Gashmu. 1655. 01233 gesbem

1656. BU53
TOttta
Gammawd
Doob
29
gdsbem,
go'shem; from
See
1654.
1662;
equlv.
1683. {"HiS !
to 1653: rained upon.
Gaabmnw.
Wjh^
1684.
Deb6irrah, deb-o-raw or (short.) Deb6rah, deb-oraw'; the same as

1
1701. rrffl
dibrab
(Chald.),
dUnraw'; corresp.
to 1700:intent, sake.
1657.
also
"\Vilk
Goshen, go'-shen;
prob. of Eg. or. ; Go-
1682; Deborah, the name of two Bebrewesses:Deborah.
TChl debdrab T
'
or
Deborah.
See
1682,
1683.
shen, the residence of the Isr. in Egypt;
na? debacb (Chald.), deb-akh';

'
a place in Pal:Goshen.
2076;
to sacrifice
corresp. to (an animal): offer
1702. STfiW
1699];
doberah,
do-ber-aw 1 ; fern. act. part. of 1696 in the sense of driving [comp.
[sacrifice].
a raft ;float.
1658. NB1I53 Glshpa', ghish-paw'; of uncert. der. Qishpa, an Isr. : Gispa. 1659. 1660.
ttjttja
1685. TVy?
1686. TTSfl
debacb
(Chald.), deb-akh';
from
1684;
1703. ttSKJ
1704.
dabbarab, dab-bawraw
from
1696;
';
Intens.
a sacrifice:sacrifice.
a word:word.
gashash, gaw-shash'; a prim, root; appar. to feel about:grope.
dtby6wn,
dib-yone';
in the marg.
"'"Ti'l
Dlbriy,
Dibri,
for the textual reading
gatli, gai; prob. from 5059 (in the sense of treading out grapes); a wine-press (or vat for holding the grapes in pressing them): (wine-) press (fat).
na
some
dung.
the prob. plur. only and) of uncert. der. cheap vegetable, perh. a bulbous root:dove'B
p^tT cherydwn, kher-yone';
both
(in
1705.
rnzl
from 1697; wordy; :Dibri. Daherath, daw-ber-ath' ; from 1697

dib-ree 1 ;
an
Isr.
(perh. in the sense of 1699); Daberath,
a place in Pal: Dabareh, Daberath.

1706.
lBla'l
1661. rig
Gath,
gath; the same as 1660; Oath, a Philistine city: Gath.
1687.
^VW debiyr, deb-eer ; or

1
(short.)
debash,
by
anal,
deb-ash';
be-
from an unused
([-comb]).
root mean, to
gummy; honey (from
1662.
iBIin-na Gath-ha-Chepher,
khay'-fer; or (abridged)
gath-hahghit-taw-
deb-eer1 ; from 1696 (appar. the sense of oracle) ; the shrine or innermost part of the sanctuary: oracle.
"D"!
debir,
e
its stickiness);
syrup:honey
*lBn-!"in3
Glttah-Chepher,
1688.
TW D biyr,
"Crt
eer"; the
1707. 2111333
i.e.
dabbesheth, dab -beh'-sheth; intens.

from the same as 1706; a sticky mass, of a camel:hunch [of a camel].
deb-eer1 ; or (short.)
:
the
hump
khay'-fer; from 1660 and 3658 with the art. ins. ; winepress of (the) well; Gath-Chepher, a place in Pal.: Gath-kephr, Gittah-kephr.
ebir (Josh. 13
same as 1687; of an Amoritish king and of two

Debir.
26 [but see 3810]), debDebir, the name
1708. ni2)S3
Dabbesheth,
same as
1707;
dab-beh'-sheth; the Dabbesheth, a place in
places in Pal.:
Pal. :Dabbesheth.
1663. "WS Gittiy, ghit-tee'; patrial from 1661; a Gittite or inhab. of Gath:Gittite.
1664.
ti?Fl3
1709.
3PI
dag, dawg; or
(fully)
:
1689.
TOil Dl blah,
dib-law'; prob. an orth. err. for 7247; Diblah, a place in Syria:
Glttaylm,
1660;
ghit-tah'-yim;
dual
of
Diblath.
double wine-press;
Gittajim, a
place in Pal.:Gittaim.
1665. rPFlS Glttiyth, ghit-teeth';

Gittite
tern,
of 1663; a
mean, the same: fish. 1666. 1213 Gether, gheh'-ther; of uncert. der.; 1691. lafert Dlblaylm, dib-lah'-yim; dual from 1711. TX>1 dagab, daw-gaw'; a prim, root; to the masc. of 1690; two cakes; Diblajim, move rapidly; used only as a denom. Gether, a son of Aram, and the region a symbol, name: Diblaim. from 1709; to spawn, i.e. become numerous: grow. settled by him: Gether. tTnb3 ] Dlblathaylm. See 1015.
harp:Gittith.
deb-ay-law'; from an unused root (akin to 2082) prob. mean, to press together; a cake of pressed figs: cake (lump) of figs.
1690. iTbs'l
debelab,
dawg; from 1711; a or perh. rather from but still better from 1672 (in the sense 1672 (as timid) of squirming, i.e. moving by the vibratory action of
13
16),
1X1 da'g (Neh.

;
fish (as prolific);
the
tail)
a fish (often used collect.): flsh.

1
1710.
JIM dagab, daw-gaw
tern,
of 1709, and
,:
1667.
'pWrna Gath-RImmdwn,
gath-rimmonef; from 1660 and 7416; wine-
1712. Tttl
Dtigown,
press of (the) pomegranate;

Pal. :Gath-rimmon.
Gath-Bimmon, a place
in
daw-bak'; a prim, root; prop. i.e. cling or adhere; fig. to catch by pursuit: abide fast, cleave (fast together), follow close (hard after), be joined (together), keep (fast), overtake, pursue hard, stick, take.
1692. j?31
dabaq,
daw-gohn'; from 1709; the fish-god; Dagon, a Philistine deity:
to impinge,
Dagon.
1713.
hil dagal,
spicuous:
1693.
1668.
pST de baq.
(Chald.), deb-ak';
corresp. to
Sn da'
this;
(Chald.),
daw;
another,
1692; to stick to:
corresp.
this.
cleave.
from
1692;
1714.
bW degel,
daw-gal'; a prim, root; to flaunt, i.e. raise a flag; fig. to be con(set up, with) banners, chiefest.
deh'-gel;
from
1713;
a flag.
one
to
2088;
banner, standard.
1694.
to
p95 debeq, pSI dabeq,
deh'-bek;
1669.
SN1 da'ab,
pine:
a prim, root; mourn, sorrow (-ful).
daw-ab';
impl. solder:
joint, solder.
a joint; by
1715. "\i1
dagan,
increase,
1695.
daw-bake'; from 1692; adher-
daw-gawn'; from 1711; prop. grain.'corn i.e. ([floor]),
ing:cleave, joining, stick closer. deh-aw-baW; from 1669; 1716. 'ngl dagar, dato-firor'/aprim. root; to&rood 1696. "0.1 dabar, daw-bar 1 ; a prim, root; perh. prop, pining; by anal, fear:sorrow. over eggs or young:gather, sit. but used fig. (of prop, to arrange; deh-aw-bone' ; dad; appar. from the same as 1780; from dad, 1671. "pSSW de 's.b6wn, 1717. T3 words) to speak; rarely (in a destructive sense) to the breost (as the seat of love, or from its 1669; pining: sorrow. subdue: answer, appoint, bid, command, commune, 1673. SS&I da'ag, daw-ag ; a prim, root; be anx- declare, destroy, give, name, promise, pronounce, shape): breast, teat. ious: be afraid (careful, sorry), sorrow, rehearse, say, speak, be spokesman, subdue, talk, 1718. IXVI dadab, daw-daw'; a doubtful root; to walk gently:go (softly, with). take thought. teach, tell, think, use [entreaties], utter, X well,
1670. FDSfJ
wheat.
de 'abah,
1673.
S6H 6'Sg,
Stftl
do-aro'; or (fully)
work.
1719. TVI
IWiWeg,
do-ayg'; act. part, of 1672; anxious; Doeg, an Edomite: Doeg.
1697. "fil
dabar, daw-bawr'; from

by impl. a matter
(as
1696;
a word;
STST7
De dan, ded-awn'; or(prol.) edaneb (Ezek. 25

:
18),
deh-daw1-
1674. FiaS?5!
ness, sorrow.
de 'agah,
anxiety:
deh-aw-gaw' ;
from
care
1678;
(-fulness), fear, heavi-
spoken of) or thing; adv. a cause.- act, advice, affair, answer, x any because of, book, business, care, case, such (thing),
cause, certain rate,
chronicles,
commandment,
neh; of uncert. der.; Dedan., the name of two Cushites and of their territory:Dedan. e daniym, ded-aw-neem'; plur. of 1720. ^Vyi
Le. fly rapidly:fly. 1676. FISH da'ab, daw-aw'; from 1675; the kite (from its rapidîgAt): vulture. See 7201.
1675. SlOT 1
da'ab, daw-aw ; a prim,

1
root; to dart,
X commune
counsel,
effect,
(-ication),
concern [ing],
1719 (as patrial);
Dedanites, the desc.
confer,
+ dearth, decree, deed, X
or inhab. of Dedan: Dedanim.
disease, due, duty,
1677.
ai dob,
do6e; or (fully)
"Tn d6wb,
1678.
dobe; from 1680; the bear (as
+ eloquent, errand, [evil favoured] ness, + glory, + harm, hurt, + iniquity, judgment, language, + lying, manner, matter, message, [no] thing, oracle, X ought, X parts, + pertaining, + please, portion, + power, promise, provision, purpose, ques-(-
1721. D'
1 ?'!'1
Dodaniym,
orth. err.)
neem,';
do-daw-neem' ; or 0>y
:
D 1 ?*! !
ites,
Rddamiym (1 Chron. 1
7),
ro-dosw-
a plur. of uncert. der.; Dodanor desc. of a son of Javan:Dodanim.
slow):bear.
SM do*
bear.
(Chald.), dobe; corresp. to 1677:
1679. SS/7 dobe', do'-beh; from an unused root (comp. 1680) (prob. mean, to be sluggish, I.e. restful); quiet:strength. 1680.
reason, report, request, X (as hast) said, sign, -f- so, some [uncleansake, saying, sentence, song, speech, x spoken, ness], somewhat to Bay, talk, task, -f- that, X there done, thing (concerning),
tion, rate,
1722.
353 debab
2091;
(Chald.), deh-hab'; corresp. to

(-en).
+ +
gold:gold
1723. 81711
abava<
uncert. der.
;
(Chald.),
dah-hav-aw>; of
colo-
Dahava, a people
thought, 4- thus, tidings, which, word, work.
what [-soever],
4- wherewith,
nized in Samaria:
Dehavites.
1724. BrYl
(in
daham, daMi-Aam'; aprtm.root(comp.
1740); to be dumb, ie. (fig.) dumbthe sense of destroying); a pestilence: murrain, founded:-be astonished. 1679) pestilence, plague. 1725. '"irll dabar, daw-har1 ; a prim, root; to to speak. curvet or move irregularly: pranse. dober, do'-ber; from 1696 (in its origi1 1699. *QK the dtb-baw from 1680 (in dlbbah. 1681. iT&l ; rial sense); a pasture (from its arrange1726. IStn dababar, dah-hah-har1 ; by redupL sense of furtive motion); slander: de- ment of the flock): fold, manner. from 1725; a gallop: pransing. faming, evil report, infamy, slander. *1S1 d e bir or <=bir. See 1687, 3688. 3tm 6w'eg. See 1673. 1682. n^lia^ debowrah, deb-o-raw 1 ; or (short.) T ! 1699'. ^3Tj dibber, dib-bare'; for 1697:word. 1727. yft d&wb, doob; a prim, root; to mope, Le, JTlhl debdrah, deb-o-raw'; from 1696 (in 1700. JT-OI dibrab, dib-raw'; fern, of 1697; a (flg.) pine/ sorrow. T the sense of orderly motion); the bee reason, suit or style; cause, end, estate, order, regard. S'Tl dowb. See 1677, (from Its systematic instincts): bee.
331 dabab,
;
daw-bab'; a prim, root (comp, to move slowly, i.e. glide; cause
1698. "IST deber, deh'-ber; from 1696
''
30
1728.
Davvawg
Habhawb

'
: ; :
1783 S1M1 Diynfih, dee-naw'; fem. of 1779; jus. dav-vawg1 ; an orth. Tar. of 1756. Til Dowr, dore; or (by perm.) 1 tice; Dinah, the daughter of Jacob: a denom. [1771]; a fisherman: Kings 4 dore; 11), IJil Bd'r (Josh. 17 11 1 Dinah. Pal.: dwelling; Dor, place in Dor. a from 1755; 1784. ^Ml Diynay (Chald.), dee-nah'ee; patrial 1729. S1M1 dtfrwgan, doo-gaw 1 ; tern, from the 1757. SOW Ddnrra' (Chald.), doo-raw'; prob. from an uncert. prim.; a Dinaife or hook same as 1728; prop, fishery, i.e. a from 1753; circle or dwelling; Dura, a inhab. of some unknown Ass. province:Dinaite. for fishing: fish [hook]. place in Bab.: Dura. ngPl Biyphath. See 7384. 1730. lil dowd, dode; or (short.) 1758. IDIl ddwsli, doosh; or 1785. jM/I dayfeq, daw-yoke'; from a root corresp. "11 dod, dode; from an unused root mean. lljil dowsh, dosh; or to 1751 a batt errag-tower:fort. prop, to boil, i.e. (fig.) to love; by impl. a ^jjiT; t\ij sit deesfr; a prim, root; to trample 1786. 1ZJ?1 dayish, dah'-yish; from 1758; thresh love-token, lover, friend; spec, an uncle: (well-) beor thresh: break, tear, thresh, tread out ingtime: threshing.
Ml davvag,
1709 as
loved, father's brother, love, uncle.
(down), at grass [Jer. 50:

IZjll
11,
by mistake for
1877].
1731. Ill dnwd, dood; from the same as 1730; a 1759. pot (for boiling); also (by resemblance of shape) a basket:basket, caldron, kettle, (seething) 1760.
pot.
dnwsh.
1758; to
(Chald.), doosh;
corresp.
to
1787. "p^" !
1
Biyskdwn,
trample: tread down.
1732. Til
David, daMi-reed'; rarely (fully) Vy*l Dariyd, daw-veed'; from the same as
1780; loving;
Sim dachah, daw-khaw'; or tim dachach (Jer. 23 12), daw-khakh';

:
prim, root; to push down:
chase, drive
Biyshon, flTD! Disliown. or JTI51 Disbon, dee-shone'; the same as 1788; Dishon, the name of two Edomites:
$&*{
Dishon.
Ytt5' 7 1761. Slim dacha-rail (Chald.), dakh-av-aw'; of Jesse; David. leaper, i.e. an antelope: pygarg. from the equiv. of 1760 prob. a musical 1733. rTTll dowdab., do-daw'; fem. of 1730; an 1789. TO11! Biyskan, dee-shawn'; another form being (as struck): Instrument of music. aunt: aunt, father's sister, uncle's instrument of 1787; Dishan, an Edomite: Dishan, wife. 1762. Tft de ehiy, deh-khee'; from 1760; a push, Dishon. 1734. tTfa Dowdow, do-do'; from 1730; loving; i.e. (by impl.) a fall:falling. 1790. "-pi dak, dak; from an unused root (comp.,
;
David, the youngest son
away
(on),
overthrow, outcast,
sore, thrust, totter.
1788.
diyshon,
dee-shone';
from
1758; the
Dodo, the
1735. ISIIlil **
davah, an
Isr.
name
of three Isr.:Dodo.
Dowdavahuw, do-daw-vaw'-hoo;
1763. 3711
(caus.) be
terrible.
de cnal (Chald.), deh-khal';

2119;
from 1730 and 3050; loveofjah; Do: Dodavah. 1736. "Hfl dnwday, doo-dah'-ee; from 1731; a
boiler or basket; also the
to slink,
i.e.
formidable:make
corresp. to (by impl.) to fear, or afraid, dreadful, fear,
1794)
crushed,
i.e. (fig.)
injured: afflicted,
oppressed.
1791. Tjl
'fj'J
dek (Chald.), dake;
or
prol.
dak
(Chald.),
dawk;
this.
from
1668;
mandrake
(as
1764.
'Jill
dochan,
do'-khan;
of uncert.
der.;
this: the same,
aphrodisiac):
1737. ""lil
1739. Sill
1794) to crumble; trans, to bruise (lit. or formed like 1765. fim dacnapn, daw-khaf; a prim, root; to urge, i.e. hasten: (be) haste (-ned), fig.):beat to pieces, break (in pieces), bruise, contrite, 1736; amatory; Dodai, an Isr. : Dodai. crush, destroy, humble, oppress, smite. pressed on. 1738. STtt davah, daw-vaw'; a prim, root; to be dak-kavy; from 1792; crushed 1766. J5ll dacnaii, daw-khak'; a prim, root; to 1793. N31 dakka', sick (as if in menstruation): infirmity. (lit. powder, or fig. contrite): contrite, press, i.e. oppress:thrust, vex.
basket, mandrake.
Dowday,
millet;millet.
1792.
831 daka>, daw-kaw';

;
a prim, root (comp.
do-dah'ee;
daveh,
daw-veh';
from
1738;
sick
menstruation):faint, men(espec. Btruous cloth, she that is sick, having sickness.

in
1740.
BfJ dAwach,
thrust
doo'-akh;
fig.
away;
a prim, root; to to cleanse: cast out,
purge, wash.
1741. ^J5
d*vay,
fig.
dev-ah'ee;
from
1739;
sickness;
destruction. 1767. ,"3 day, dahee; of uncert. der. enough (as noun or adv.), used chiefly with prep, in 1794. Sl!Dl dakan, daw-fcaiu'; a prim, root (comp. 1790, 1792); to collapse (phys. or menphrases:able, according to, after (ability), among, contrite, crouch. as (oft as), (more than) enough, from, in, since, (much tally):ra-eak (sore), 1795. !131 dakkah, dak-kaw'; from 1794 like as is) sufficient (-ly), too much, very, when. 1793; mutilated: (-wounded. 1768. diy (Chald.), dee; appar. for 1668; that,
;
loathing:languishing, sorrowful.
sick; fig.
1742. 1J1
daway, dav-voy'; from 1739;

troubled:taint.
used as rel., conj., and espec. (with prep.) in adv. phrases; also as a prep, of: x as, but, for
1796. "'SI
ddkly,
of surf:
dok-ee';
from
1794;
a dashing
wave.
(Chald.), dik-kane'; prol.
(-asmuch +),
until,
-+-
"Pll Baviyd.
1743.
T[*rt
See
1732.
-(- now, of, seeing, than, that, therefore, what (-soever), when, which, whom, whose.
1797.
"JS !
dlkkfen
1791
;
from
this:
same, that, this.

dek-ar>;
i.e.
1769. "fCP^
Diybown, dee-bone';
Diybon,
dee-bone';
or (short.)
1727;
1798.
pin-
dnwk, dook;
^51 dekar
2145;
(Chald.),
a prim,
root; to bruise in
'p"'l
a mortar:beat.
1744.
from
prop,
a male,
corresp. to of sheep:ram.
ng"WJ dnwfciyphath,
doo-kee-fath' ; of
Pal.:Dibon.
1770.
ing:Dibon, the name of three places in {Also, with 1410 added, Dibon-gad.]
1709;
1799. ^Tlpl
dikrown
(Chald.), dik-rone'; or
")^D1
uncert. der. ; the hoopoe or else the grouse:lapwing. 1745. 117211 dnwmah, doo-maw'; from an unused root mean, to be dumb (comp.
1820); silence;
fig.
Ml
Ml
dokran,
dok-rawn' (Chald.); corresp.
diyg, deeg; denom. from

fish.
to fish:
1771.
dayag,
dah^yawg'; from 1770; a fisher-
man: fisher.
to 2146; a register:record. 1800. 31 dal, dal; from 1809; prop, dangling, i.e. (by impl.) weak or thin: lean, needy, poor (man), weaker.
death: silence.
doo-maw'; the same as
tribe
1746.
Finn
Ddwmak,
1745;
1772. ST1 !
dayan, dah-yaw'; intens. from 1675; a falcon (from its rapid flight): vulture.
deh-yo'; of uncert. der.;
ink.
"'l
1801.
Ml
dalag,
daw-lao';
a prim,
root;
to
spring:leap.
Dumah, a
and region
of
1773.
VI deyow,
''
Arabia: Dumah.
1747. SITOfJ
ink: 1802. S131 dalah, daw-law'; a prim, root (comp.

;
duwmiyah,
1820;
stillness;
doo-me-yaw";
from
adv. silently; abstr.
quiet, trust:silence, silent, waiteth.
1748.
QHI
11
dvwmam,
still;
adv.
silently:
doo-mawm'; from 1826; dumb, silent,
1809) prop, to dangle, i.e. to let down a dee zaw-hawb'; as if bucket (for drawing out water); fig. to deliver: from 1768 and 2091; of gold; Dizahab, draw (out), x enough, lift up. a place in the Desert:Dizahab. 1803. SlTl dallah, dal-law'; from 1802; prop, something dangling, i.e. a loose thread 1775. ")i)Ml Diymown, dee-mone'; perh. for or hair; fig. indigent:hair, pining sickness, poor 1769; Dimon, a place in Pal.: Dimon.
1774. 3f"tT
Diy zahab,
quietly wait.
pIZJnW Duwmealieq.
1749.
1776.
S1M7M1 Biymfiwnah, dee-mo-naw'; fem.

of 1775;
(-est sort).
See
1833.
Dimonah, a place
:
in Pal.:
1804. ribl
dalacn,
roil
daw-lakh'; a prim, root; to or
Mil dfiwnag,
wax:wax.
do-nag';
of uncert.
der.;
Dimonah.
1777. "PI diyn, deen; or (Gen. 6
3)
water:trouble.
1805. iVl
deliy, del-ee';
1750.
VTJ duwts,
doots;
a prim,
root; to leap:
111
duwn,
be turned.
1751. pf!
1752.
dftwq
(Chald.), doofc; corresp. to 1854;
to rule; by impl. to (as at law):contend, execute (judgment), judge, minister
doon; a prim, root [comp. 113] judge (as umpire); also to strive
1806.
strife, strive.
"^l dftlly, doUeef; from 1802; a pail or jar (for drawing water): bucket.
to crumble:
be broken to pieces.
prop, to
i.e.
STbl
judgment, plead (the cause), at
*Vn duwr,
dure; a prim, root; gyrmte (or move in a circle),
1778. "pi
diyn
(Chald.), deen; corresp. to 1777; to
e layah, del-aw-yaw or (prol.) del-aw-yaw'-hoo; 1ST31 D e layahhiiw,

1
';
to re-
judge:judge.
1779. 'pi diyn, deen; or (Job 19
:
from
Delajah, the
1802
and 3050; Jah has

del-ee-law';
delivered;
main:dwell. 1753. Til ddwr

1754. "Ill
1755.
name of five Isr.: Dalaiah,
Delaiah.
29)
(Ohald.), dure; corresp. to 1752;
to reside: dwell.
^11
duwn,
doon; from
1777;
suit, justice,
dure; from 1752; a circle, ball or pile:ball, turn, round about.
6&WT,
sentence or tribunal);
eliylan, 1807. Th^l languishing: judgment (the by impl. also woman:Delilah.
Delilah,
from
1809;
Philistine
strife:cause, judgment, plea, strife.
1808.
STyl daliyah,
daw-lee-yaw';
i.e.
1780.
lil ddwr, dore; or (short.) judgment. branch. Il dor, dore; from 1752; prop, a revolution 1781. "p3 dayan, dabsuawn'; from 1777; a judge 1809. bbl dalal,
or advocate: judge.
1802);
pi diyn
(Chald.), deen; corresp. to 1779:
something dangling,
from 1802; a bough:
of time, I.e. an age or generation; also a dwelling:age, X evermore, generation, [n-]ever,

posterity.
daw-lal'; a prim. Toot (comp. to slacken or be feeble; fig. to be
1782. "pi
*"
dayan
(Chald.),
1781:-judge.
dah-yawn'; corresp. to oppressed:-bring low, dry up, be emptied, be not equal, fail, be impoverished, be made thin.

1810. ffy*!
1811. tlb'l
melt,
Davvawg
Habhawb
1113 UPr&ixrr,
1
31
Mlan,
Dilan,
diUavm';
of
uneert.
der.;
1837. ST@3
a place in Pal.:Dilean. dalapk, daw-laf; a prim, root;

drip;
Dannah, dan-naw ; of uneert. Dannah, a place in PaL: Dannah.

1
der.;
to
1838. mD!1?5
* *
! '
Dlnkabak,
cert, der.;
din-haw-baw'; of un-
der-ore ; the same as 1865, applied to a bird; the swift, a kind of swallow: swallow.
1866.
by impl. to iceep.^-drop through,

deh'-lef;
Dinhabah, an Edomitish
1867.
tt5V*13,
Dar'yavesk,
;
daw-reh-yaw-vaysh'!
title
pour out.
town:Dinhaban.
from
1811;
of Pers. or. Darejavesh, a
(rather
1812. ]bj
deleph,
a drip- 1839. *yi

1811;
ping;dropping.
1813.
'jiefeS
patron, from 1835; a Danite (often collect.) or deso. (or inhab.)
Daniy, daw-nee';
than name) of several Persian kings: Darius.

1868.
Ialpk6wn, daUfonC; from

dripping; Dalphon, a son of
Dalphon.
1814.
(lit.
Dan:Danltes, of Dan. Hainan: 1840. BaniyS'l, dauMiee-jraZe'.- in Ezek. h$3l Danl'61, date-nee-ate'.- from 1835 and
of
lDÛ ar*yav6sk
darak,
(Chald.),
daw-reh-
bNW
yaw-vaysh'; corresp. to 1867:
Darius.
pVl dalaq, daio-faft': a prim, root;

pursue hotly.
deUalcf;
to flame or fig.):burning, chase, inflame,

(Chald.),
kindle, persecute (-or),
410; judge of God; Daniel or Danijel, the name of two Isr.: DanieL 1841. bK'OT DaniyS'l (Chald.), dauynee-yale';
'" *
1815. pb'H ~ '
delaq
daw-rak'; a prim, root; to tread; by impl. to walk; also to string a bow (by treading on it in bending): archer, bend, come, draw, go (over), guide, lead (forth), thresh, tread (down), walk.
1869. "TlT
corresp.
to
corresp.
to
1840;
Danijel, the Heb.
1814:burn.
prophet:
trodden); flg. a course of life or mode of action, often adv. : along, away, because of, -f- by, 1835 and (appar.) 3282; judge of pura burning fever: inflammation. conversation, custom, [east-] ward, journey, manner, 1817. rib} deletk, deft'-ieft; from 1802; something pose; Dan-Joan, a place in Pal. : Dan-jaan. passenger, through, toward, [high-] [path-] way swinging, i.e. the valve of a door: door 1843. yi d6a { day'-ah; from 3045; knowledge: [-side], whither [-soever]. opinion. knowledge, d&l, irreg.] lid. [In Psa. 141:3, (two-leaved), gate, leaf, e 1 dar-fcem-one'; of d6ah, day-aw ; fern, of 1848; knowl- 1871. "]i733*1'1 dark 1818. D^ dam, dawm; from 1826 (comp. 119); 1844. Pers. or.; a " drachma," or coin: blood (as that which when shed causes edge: knowledge. dram. e urir>61, deh-oo-ale'; death) of man or an animal; by anal, the juice of the 1845. from 8045
Daniel.
"p
1870. ^'Tl
derek,
defc'-refc;
from
1869;
a road
(as
1816.
rqAS dalleqetb, daUekf -Teeth; from
1814;
1842.
"]3>2
Ban
,
Ta'an, dawn yah' -an; from
W,
mown,
bS?W
grape; flg. (espec. in the plur.) bloodshed (i.e. drops of blood): blood (-y, -guiltiness, [-thirsty]), -+ innocent.
and
Isr.
410;
known of God;
1
Deuel,
:Deuel.
an 1872. i>5} dera* (Chald.), der-aw>; 2220; an arm.arm.

1873.
corresp.
to
1846. TjyT
da'ak, daw-ak
extinguished:
1819. STWI
daninh, daw-maw
a prim, root
to
flg.
a prim, root; to be to expire or be dried

knowl-
yyy Dara<,
1862;
compare; by impl. to resemble, liken, consider:compare, devise, (be) like (-n), mean,
think, use similitudes.
up:be extinct, consumed, put out, quenched. 1847. VSI daatk, dah'-ath; from 8045;
(-ledge), [un-]
*
daw-rah'; prob. contr. from Dara, an Isr.: Dara.
1874. Y^p*!*!
Darqown,
;
1820. !TOT da.ma.li, daw-maw1 ; a prim, root; to be dumb or silent; hence to fail or perish; trans, to destroy:cease, be cut down (off), destroy, be brought to silence, be undone, X utterly. (Chald.), dem-aw'; corresp. to 1821. TTS'I de 1819; to resemble:be like.
der. edge:cunning, [ig-] norantly, know vants" :Darkon. awares (wittingly). 1875. Vyyi darash, 1848. "'Zn dftpkiy, dof'-ee; from an unused root
dar-kone'; of uneert. Darkon, one of " Solomon's ser-
(mean,
to push over);
block:slanderest.
1849.
1822.
gently, inquire, make inquisition, [necro-] mancer, knock; by anal to press severely: beat, question, require, search, seek [for, out], X surely. knock, overdrive. 1876. NU} ! dasha, daw-shavy; a prim, root; to desolation; concr. desolate: destroy. dof-kauf; from 1849; a Dopkqak, 1850. tlpEft T sprout: bring forth, spring. * knock; Dophkah, a place in the Dese dem-ooth'; from mirrtk, 1819; 1823. rVTOT d 1877. Nllfr desne', deft'-sftefc; from 1876; a sprout; resemblance; concr. model, shape; adv. ert:Dophkah. by anal, grass: (tender) grass, green, like:fashion, like (-ness, as), manner, similitude. 1851. pi! daq, dak: from 1854; crushed, i.e. (by (tender) herb. 1 e [-fleshimpl.) small or thin:dwarf, lean 1821. "021 d mty, dem-ee ; or 1878. jTI5"!T dawlicu daw-shane'; a prim, root; to ed], very little thing, small, thin. "VHÎ dSmiy, dom-ee'; from 1820; quiet: be fat ; trans, to fatten (or regard as fat); 1852. pÎ doq, doke; from 1854; something crumcutting off, rest, silence. spec, to anoint; flg. to satisfy; denom. (from 1880) to bling, i.e. fine (as a thin cloth): curtain. remove (fat) ashes (of sacrifices): accept, anoint, 1825. 'fir 1Srl dimydwn, dim-yone'; from 1819; 1853. Wbp ^ Diqlah, dik-law 1 ; of for. or.; Diklah, take away the (receive) ashes (from), resemblance: X like. make (wax) fat.
t"fBlJ
mak
dapnaq, daw-faW; a pEI 1
daw-rash'; a prim, root; prop, to tread or frequent; usually to follow (for pursuit or search) by impl. to seel; or ask; spec, to worship:ask, X at all, care for, x diliprim, root; to
stumbling-
dnramah,
doom-maw';
from
1820;
daw-mam'; a prim, root [comp. 1724, 1820] ; to fee dumb; by impl. to be astonished, to stop; also to perish:cease, be cut down (oft), forbear, hold peace, quiet self, rest,
1826. ttSft
be
silent,
damam,
a region of Arabia:Diklah.
1854.
ppl daqaq, daw-kaV;

1915];
a prim, root [comp.
1879. "fJil dastaen, daw-shane'; from 1878; fat;

flg.
to crusfc (or intrans.) crumble:
rich, fertile:
fat.
keep (put
to) silence,
be (stand)
still,
tarry,
wait.
1827. fTn73*1
demamak,
from
dem-aw-maw';
fern.
still.
beat in pieces (small), bruise, make dust, (into) X powder, (be, very) small, stamp (small). e (ChaM.), dek-cik1 ; corresp. to 1855. "pi?! 1854; to crumble or (trans.) crush:
1880.
TO} desken,
deh'-shen;
from
1878; the fat;
abstr. fatness,
i.e. (flg.)
abundance; spec.
d qaq
the (fatty) ashes of sacrifices: ashes, fatness.
1826; quiet:
calm, silence,
break to pieces.
1828.
173^1
dfimen,
do' -men; of uneert. der.;
(thrust) through, wound. dimsnaw 1 ; fern, from the strike same as 1828; a dung-heap; Dimnah, a 1857. 1P_2 Deqer, deh'-ker; from 1856; a stab; Deker, an Isr. Dekar. place in Pal. :Dimnah. 1858. "13 dar, dor; appar. from the same as 1865; daw-mah'; a prim, damn', root; to 1830. prop, a pearl (from its sheen as rapidly weep: X sore, weep. turned); by anal, pearl-stone, i.e. mother-of-pearl or 1831. 3WI dema, deh'-mah; from 1880; a tear;
nure:dung.
1 ma- 1856. ^>1 daqar, daw-kar ; by anal, to starve; flg.
dawth; of uneert. (perh. for.) der.: a royal edict or statute:commandment, commission, decree, law, manner. a prim, root; to stab; 1882. rfl datk (Chald.), dawth; corresp. to 1881;
1881.
to revile:pierce, decree, law.
m datk,
1829. flSJW T !
'
Dlmnak,
1883.
HTn detke'
(Chald.),
deh r-thay; corresp.
to
1877. tender grass.
3W
1884. "Q.TU
dnkabar (Chald.), deth-aw-bawr
1 ; of Pers. or. ; mean, one skilled in law; a
judge:counsellor.
daw-thawn' ; of uneert. der.; Dathan, an Isr. :Dathan. 1886. "rCn Dotkan, do'-thawn; or (Cbaldaizing
1885. yril
dual)
juice:liquor. 1832. FI3W! dlm'ak, dim-awf; weeping: tears.

flg.
alabaster:
fern,
of
1831;
1859. "13
ft
X white. dar (Chald.), dawr;

age;generation. ddr. See 1755.
Dathan,
corresp. to 1755;
an
1833.
d WPPI '
:
e mekeq,
dem-eh'-shek;
(as
by
orth.
var.
Damascus):in
1834.
from 1834; damask Damascus.
a fabric of
1860. Ipt/fyi de ra6wn, der-aro-one'; or
pr^j
Dotkayln (Gen. 37
of uneert, der.;
17),
do-thah'-yin;
a.
Dothan,
place in
"pN13 dSra'fiwn, day-raw-one 1 ; from an Pal.:Dotban.

unused root (mean, to repulse); an object of aversion: abhorring, contempt.
piM} Dammeseq, dam^meh'-sek; or ptoilT Dnwmeseq, doo-meh'-sek; or

piiWl ? Darmeseq, v
1
dar-meh'-sek; of for.
1861. "p3*l3
dorbown,
;
dor-bone'
[also
dor-
'
'
or.
Damascus, a city of Syria:
Damascus.
1777; judge; Dare, one 1835. 13 Dan, of the sons of Jacob; also the tribe descended from him, and its territory; likewise a place in Pal. colonized by them:Dan.
dawn.; from
bawn'] of uneert. der. ; a goad:goad. 1862. 2*3*13, arda, dar-ddh'; appar. from 1858 and 1843; pearl of knowledge; Darda, an Isr.:Darda.
1887.
KM
Nh
k>, hay; a prim, particle; lot: behold,

lo.
1888.
he'
(Chald.),
hay; or
1863. "1313 1864. tftft 1865.
dardar, dar-dar1 ;
thorn: thistle.
of uneert. der.;
a
1889.
Nil ka>
flNlTT
(Chald.),
haw; corresp. to 1887:

253',
even, lo.
1836. Vj
dSn (Chald.), dame;

this:
[afore-]
.
. .
an orth. var. of 1791; time, -j- after this manner,
here
[-after],
one
these, this (matter),
another, such, there [-fore], thus, where [-fore], which.
*TTW
dowe-rome'; of uneert. der.; the south; poet, the south wind:south. e r6wr, der-ore 1 ; from an unused
darowm,
d
keack,
aha!:
heh-awkh'; from 1887 and
ah, aha, ha.

hab-hawb';
'"tlNTl
Oa'rariy. See 2043.
\&pl Dani'61. See 1841.
root (mean, to move rapidly) freedom; hence spontaneity of outflow, and so clear:liberty,
;
1890. STiari
kabbab,
from 3051;
by redupL
gift (in sacrifice), i.e. hoc,
pura
ocaust: offering.
Hawbal
Hareesooth
1891. bit!

a prim,
root;
babal.
havybal';
to be
1918.
GTH
badass, had-as 1 ; of uncert.

myrtle:myrtle
(tree).
1
der.; the
1941.
n^lin Hdwdlyab,
vain in act, word, or expectation; spec, to lead astray:be (become, make) vain.
1892. baiTt bebel, heh'-bel; or (rarely in the abs.)
hab-ale'; from 1891; emptiness or vanity; fig. something transitory and unsatisfactory; often used as an adv.: X alto!!!
ho-dee-yaw'; a form of 1938; Hodijah, the name of three
1919.
sat.
{"13"?!!
Had&ccah, had-as-saw ; fern, of WS; Badassah (or Esther): Hadas-
Isr.: Hodijah.
bavab. nin T
See
1933.
babel,
nin bavab.
prim, root; to push away or down:cast away (out),
See
1934.
1920. J|Tn
badapb, haw-daf; a
1942.
njn bawab, hav-vaw from

1
1983 (in the
gether, vain, vanity.
drive, expel, thrust (away).

heh'-beb;
sense of eagerly coveting and rushing
1893. 1894.
ban Bebel,
"|!3n
the same as
1893;
1921.
Tin badar,
swell
haw-dar1 ; a prim, root; to upon; by impI.of/aKtno); desire; also ruin;calam-
ity, iniquity, mischief, mischievous (thing), naughti(lit. or fig., act. or pass.); by lioben. ho'-ben; only in plur., from an impl. to favor or honour, be high or proud:counte- ness, naughty, noisome, perverse thing, substance, very wickedness. unused root mean, to be hard; ebony: nance, crooked place, glorious, honour, put forth. 1 ebony. 1922. Tin badar (Chald.), had-ar ; corresp. to 1943. nin bovab, ho-vaW; another form for 1943; ruin:mischief. 1931; to magnifying.):glorify, honour. 1895. ISn babar, haw-bar1 ; a prim, root of uncert. (pern. for.)der.; to be a horoscop- 1923. Tin badar (Chald.), had-ar'; from 1933; 1944. Qnin Hdvrbam, ho-hawm'; of uncert.
Bebel, the son of
Adam:Abel.
up
ist:
|-
(astro-) loger.
magnificence:honour, majesty.
der.;
Boham, a Canaanitish king:
1896. N5_n
y$7l
Hege',
hay-gay'; or (by perm.)
1924.
Tin Hadar,
used
(fig.)
had-ar';
the same as 1936;
Hoham.
Hegay, hay-gah'ee; prob. of Pers. or.; Hadar, an Edomite:Hadar. 1945. lin bdwy, hoh'ee; a prol. form of 1980 Hege or Hegai, a eunuch of Xerxes: 1925. "Tin beder, heh'-der; from 1931; honour; [akin to 188] ; oh!:ah, alas, ho, O, woe.
for the capital city (Jerusa-
Hegai, Hege.
1897. T\W1
lem): glory. to go; caus. to bring:bring again, 1926. TIM badar, hamdawr'; from 1931; mag- come, go (up). * by impl. to ponder:imagine, meditate, mourn, niftcence, i.e. ornament or splendor: mutter, roar, x sore, speak, study, talk, utter. beauty, comeliness, excellency, glorious, glory, goodly, 1947. ribbin bftwlelab, ho-lay-law' ; fem. act. part, of 1984; folly:madness. 1898. TIUTI bagab, haw-gaW; a prim, root; to re- honour, majesty.
1899. H3rt
bagab, haw-gaw'; a prim, root [comp. 1901]; to murmur (in pleasure or anger);
1946.
în
hawk (Chald.), hook;
corresp. to 1981;
mote; stay, take away. begeb, heh'-geh; from
1897;
a mutter-
1927. STTlrt TI :
b&darab,
1936;
had-avyraw'; fern, of decoration:beauty, honour.
1948.
nkbin bovrtelfiwtb, ho-lay-looth';

Sin
from
act. part, of 1984; folly:madness.
ing (in sighing, thought, or as thunder):mourning, sound, tale.
make an uproar, or agitate greatly :destroy move, make a noise, put, ring again. 1900. XVtitn baguwtb, haw-gooth'; from 1897; 1928. 1934 and 5838; Hadar (Le. Hadad, 1950. dnin Hdwmam, ho-mawm'; from 8000; musing:meditation. raging; Homam, an Edomitish chiefhis help; Hadarezer (i.e. Hadadezer, 1909), a 1901. S^n bagiyg, haw-gheeg1 ; from an unused 1908) is king: Hadarezer. tain:Homam. Comp. 1967. root akin to 1897; prop, a murmur, i.e. Syrian 1929. Sn batab, haw; a short, form of 163; ah! 1951. "Jin bftwn, hoon; a prim, root; prop, to be complaint:meditation, musing. expressing grief :woe worth. naught, i.e. (fig.) to be (caus. act) light: 1902. Tr|i"! blggaydwn, hig-gavyyonef'; intens. from 1897; a murmuring sound, i.e. a 1930. in b6w, ho; by perm, from 1939; oh!: be ready. alas. 1952. 'jin bown, hone; from the same as 1951 in musical notation (prob. similar to the modern affetthe sense of 303; wealth; by impL tuoso to indicate solemnity of movement); by impl. a 1931. Nin b<rw, hoo; of which the fem. (beyond
3000];
,
BITn HadJiram. See 1913. IJSTTn Hadarezer, tad-ar-eV-zer; from
1949.
hnwm,
to
hoom; a prim, root [comp.
machination: sound.
1903. Y'Xn
device, Higgaion,
meditation, solemn
bagtyn, haw-gheen'; of uncert. der. perh. suitable or turning: directly.
1904 13rt Hagar, haw-gawr

for.) der.;
of uncert. (perh. Hagar, the mother of Ish;
enough:enough, for nought, riches, substance, the Pentateuch) is bly, he; a prim, word, the third pers. wealth. ho-shaw-maW; pron. sing. , he (she or it); only expressed 1953. 5>ttl!Jin Howsbama', from 3068 and 8085; Jehovah hat when emphatic or without a verb; also (intens.) self, or (esp. with the art.) the same; sometimes (as de- heard; Hoshama, anlsr.:Hoshama.
H^n
mael:Hagar.
1905. "'TSn
Hagriy,
1904;
hag-reef; or (proL)
monstr.) this or that; occasionally (instead of copula) as or ore: he, as for her, him (-self), it, the same, she (herself), such, that ( . . . it), these, they, this, those,
1954
Isr.
ytB'in
Howshea',
deliverer; Boshed, the
ho-shay'-ah; from 8467; name of five)
: Hosea, Hoshea, Oshea.
N
tain
,b
13n Hagrl>, hag-ree'; perh.
which
patron,
(is),
who.
from aHagrite or member of a cer-
1932.
Arabian clan: Hagarene. Hagarite, Haggeri. 1906. "It! bed, hade; for 1959; a shout:sounding
again.
1933.
1907. "itttl
1908.
baddabar (Chald.),
had-ad';
had-daw-bawr1 ;
prob. of for. or. ; a vizier:
counsellor.
Nin hnw (Chald.), hoo; or (fem.) ten bly (Chald.), he; corresp. to 1931; X are, it, this. Nin bava', haw-vaw or nm bavab, haw-vaw ; a prim, root
1
1955. n^SlBin
Howsba'yab,
from
3467
ho-shah-yam';
and
Isr.
3050;
Jah has saved;
Hoshajah, the name of two

1956.
Isr.:
: Hosbaiah.
ho-theer';
T>nin Howtbiyr,
bam
8498;
he has caused to remain; Hothir, an
Hothir.
ntn bazab, haw-zaw
3873]
; 1
prob. of for. or. [comp. Ill]; Hadad, the name of an idol, and of several kings of Edom: Hadad. had-ad-eh'-zer; 1909. TUHTTt Hadad'ezer,
Tin Hadad,
[comp. 183, 1961] supposed to mean prop, to breathe; to be (in the sense of existence): be, X have.
1957. 1958.
a prim, root [comp.
to
dream: sleep.
in bty,
tiTtl
he; for 5093; lamentation:woe,
1934.
Nin bava> (Chald), ftotKwe';
or
bly.
See
1931, 1933.
from 1908 and 5838; Hadad (is his) help; Hadadezer, a Syrian king: Hadadezer. Comp.
"'
nm
'
bavab (Chald.),
1933; to exist;
hav-aW; corresp. to 1959. used in a great variety of

1960.
TFn
heydad,
hay-dawd'; from an unused
root (mean, to shout); acclamation:
1938.
Hadadrlmmown, had-adrim-mone'; from 1908 and 7417; Hadad-Bimmon, a place in Pal. : Hadad-rimmon. 1911. Fnri badab, haw-dam'; a prim, root [comp. 8034]; to stretch forth the band:put.
1910. pft'TTTn '
:
'
applications (especially in connection with other words): be, become, behold, came (to pass), cease, cleave, consider, do, -fgive, -fhave
shout (-tag).
+ + + + + + + judge, + keep, + labour, + mingle + put, + see, + seek, + set, + slay, -f take heed, tremble, -f walk, + would.
(self),
n^n
bnydab,
same
hoo-yed-aw1 ; from
the
i.e.
choir of singers:
as 1959; prop, thanksgiving.
an acclaim,
1961.
n^n bayab, haw-yaw'; a prim, root [comp.
1912. 1913.
flh
HodAw,
(i.e.
1935.
Tin bowd,
ho'-doo;
of for. or.;
Hodu
grandeur
Hindustan):India.
1933]; to exist, i.e. be or become, come to hode; from au unused root; pass (always emphatic, and not a mere copula or auxili(i.e. an imposing form and apary): beacon, X altogether, be (come, accomplished.
pearance):beauty, comeliness, excellency, glorious,

glory, goodly, honour, majesty.
D bli"in
DTTT1
Hadowram, had-o-rawm' ; or Hadoram, had-o-rawm'; prob.

;
for. der. Hadoram, and the tribe descended from him: Hadoram.
of a son of Joktan,
1936. "lin 1937.
Hiwd, hode;
an
Isr.
the
same as
1935;
Hod,
committed, like), break, cause, come (to pass), continue, do, faint, fall, follow, happen, X have, last, pertain, quit (one-) self, require, X use.
1914. r2Tl
'
Hldday,
hid-dah'ee; of uncert. der.;
Biddai, an Isr.: Hiddai. 1915. TpJI badab, haw-dak'; a prim, root [comp. 1854]; t* crush with the foot:tread down. 1916. thfl b&ddtn, had-ome'; from an unused
root mean. w> stamp upon; stool: [foot-] stool.
foot-
1917.
OTH baddam (Chald.), had-dawm';
from a
root corresp. to that of 1916; something Stamped to pieces, i.e. a bit:piece.
hah-yaw1 ; another form for ruin:calamity. 1938; 1963. T^n bfeyk, hake; another form for 849; Isr. :Hodevah. how?:how. 1938. n^nin Howdavyah, ho-davyaw1 ; from 1964. hrjykal, hay-kawl'; prob. from 3301 1935 and 3050; majesty of Jah; Bo(in the sense of capacity); a large pubdavjah, the name of three Isr. -Hodaviah. lic building, such as a palace or temple:palace, 1939. inTHin Howday*vRbuw, ho-dahneh- temple. vaw'-hoo; a form of 1938; Hodaj- 1965. b'D'Tt beykal (Chald.), hay-kaV; corresp. vah, an Isr.:Hodaiah. to 1964:palace, temple. 1940. n^*fin Howdiyab, ho-dee-yaw'; a form 1968. bb^n beylel, hay-lale'; from 1984 (in the for the fem. of 3064; a Jewess: sense of brightness) ; the morning-star;
:Hod.
1962.
nj3 bayab,
1948;
ni*pn Howd'vah,
ho-dev-aw'; a form of Hodevah (or Hodevjah), an
b^n
Hodiah.
lucifer.

1967.
Hawbal
Hareesooth
hin-nay'; lo!:behold, lo, see.
prol,
[for
33
3005;
QWtl Hfeymam,
form for
1950;
hay-mawm';
another
1990. Din
Hani, hawm;
of uncert der.;
Hemam, an Idumeean:
Bam, a 2009. S?S hlnnSh,

2010. 71)135
release.
region of Pal. :Ham.
Hemam. 1968. VSVf

least
Heyman,
hay-maum'; prob. from
1991. Bfl hein, haym; from 1993; abundance, he.
hftnachah,
hariraw-Tchavt;
i.e.
from
539; faithful;
Heman, the name
wealth:any of theirs.
1992.
5117; permission of rest,
quiet:
of at
two 1st. :Heman.
1969. "p fl
hiyn, keen;
liquid
prob. of Eg. or.;
ahinor
measure: bin. 1970. ""Qfl hakar, haw-kar1 ; a prim, root; appar.

1971.
to injure:make self strange. 71*35 hakkarah, hak-kaw-raw
1
from
Hinnom, appar. a Jebusite: Hinnom. when emphatic): it, like, x (how, so) many (soever, more as) 2012. 5>35 Hena', hay-nah'; prob. of for. der. Hena, a place appar. in Mesopotamia: they (be), (the) same, X so, x such, their, them, Hena. these, they, those, which, who, whom, withal, ye.
Bn h6m, haym; or (prol.) 71735 hemmah, haym'-maw;

from
1931;
masc.
plur.
2011.
D3S Hlnnfim,
hin-nome'; prob. of
for. or.
they (only used
5334; respect, i.e. partiality:shew.
^5
hal.
See
1973.
1972. 8^71 hala>, haw-law 1 ; prob. denom. from 1973; to remove or be remote.-cast far
off.
1973. FHSfeS
haleah, haw-leh-aw
form of the
art.
fromtheprim.
;
[bn hal]
hitherto,
to the dis-
tance,
i.e.
far away; also (of time) thus far:back,

(hence-)
beyond, yonder.
forward,
thenceforth,
hil-lool'; from 1984 (in the sense of rejoicing); a celebration of thanksgiving for harvest: merry, praise.
1974. b'farj
hllluwl,
1975.
fj5 hallaz,
hal-lawz';
this.
from
1976;
this or
1 a prim, root 2013. SD71 hacah, haw-saw'; a prim, root; to ; hush:hold peace (tongue), (keep) si[comp. 1949]; to make a loud sound (like Engl, "hum"); by impl to be in great commotion lence, be silent, still. or tumult, to rage, war, moan, clamor: clamorous, 2014. 71SB5. hSphugah, haf-oo-gaw1 from 6318; ; concourse, cry aloud, be disquieted, loud, mourn, be relaxation: intermission. moved, make a noise, rage, roar, sound, be troubled, 2015. Tf&S haphak, haw-fak'; a prim, root; make in tumult, tumultuous, be in an uproar. to turn about or over; by impl. to him-mo'; (Chald.), or(prol.) 1994. 17217 change, overturn, return, pervert: X become, (Chald.) "fcim-mone'; cor- change, come, be converted, give, make [a bed], "Jrall resp. to 1992; they: x are, them, those. overthrow (-turn), perverse, retire, tumble, turn (again, aside, back, to the contrary, every way). haw-mone'; or 1995. "pMtl 2016. ^HTI hephek, heh'-fek; or (Ezek. 5 : 7), haw-mone'; from "fail "^BS hephek, hay'-fek; from 2015; a turn, 1993; a noise, tumult, crowd; also disi.e. the reverse: contrary. quietude, wealth: abundance, company, many, mul-
1993. TH2TI
hamah, haw-maw
hlmmow hlmmown
hamown, hamon
that: side, that,

art.
this.
titude, multiply, noise, riches, rumbling, sounding,
1976. JltbS.hallazeh, hal-law-zeh' ;

[see 1973]
from the
this
2017.
'TJBri
hdphek,
i.e.
ho'-fek;
from 2015; an upset,

or
store, tumult.
(abstr.)
perversity:turning
and
2088;
very:
riSWiS ham-moleketh. See
4447.
things upside down.
1977.
IT^S hallSzuw,
AaHa2/-20o'; another
form 1996. 315 "fKln
Hamown
Gdwg,
ham-one'
2018.
fDDS haphekah,
dupl.
of 1976; that:this.
1978.
ipVl haliyk,
i,e.
haw-leek'; from 1980;
a waZfc,
(by impl.) a step; step. haliykah, hat-ee-kaw ; fern, of 1979. 1978; a walking; by impl. a procession or marcfc, a caravan:company, going, walk,
gohg; from 1995 and 1463; the multitude of Gog; the fanciful name of an emblematic place in Pal. Hamon-gog.
:
2016; destruction:
haf-ay-kaw'; fem. of overthrow.
2019. IjBpBS
froward.
haphakpak,
from
2015;
haf-ak-paW'; byrevery perverse:
W'bS
1997. 713TO5
Hainownah, ham-o^naw';
1995;
multitude;
Hamonah,
See 2002.
fem. of the same
2020.
SbSS
hatstalah, hats-tsaw-law
6337; rescue:
from
as 1996: Hamonah.
deliverance.
way.
haw-lak'; akin to 3213; a prim. root; to walk (in a great variety of applications, lit. and fig.): (all) aloner, apace, behave (self), come, (on) continually, be conversant, depart,
-(-
TfiTOrT
hamuwnek.
1980. IjVl
halak,
1998. STMrl 1999. ffeMTI

'""'
hemyah,
sound:
hem-yaw';
from
2021. 'J31S hotsen, ho'-tsen; from an unused root mean, appar. to be sharp or strong; a
1993;
noise.
ham-ool-law'; or (too
(Jer. 11
weapon of war:chariot.
hamullah,
fully)
be eased, enter, exercise
(self), -)-
follow, forth,
forward, get, go (about, abroad, along, away, forgreater, grow, be ward, on, out, up and down),
ffeTOfl
hamuwllah
16),
hama
har, har; a short, form of 2042; a mountain or range of hills (sometimes used fig.): hill (country), mount (-ain), X promotion.
2022. 2023.
""iS
^S
ool-law'; fem. pass. part, of an unused
H6r,
Ttore;
another form for 2022; moun-
wont
(self),
to haunt, lead,
march, x more and more, move needs, on, pass (away), be at the point, quite,
root mean, to rush (as rain with sound. speech, tumult.

-
a windy
roar);
tain; Hor, the
name of a peak in Idumfiea

1
and of one in Syria: Hor.

2024.
run
4-
(along),
send, speedily, spread,
still,
surely,
"SlVsilfl
ham-melek.
See 4429.
N^S Hara',
haun-aw ; perh. from
2022;
walk (abroad, on, a prim, root 2000. U7371 hamam, haw-mam'; to and fro, up and down, to places), wander, wax, [comp. 1949, 1998]; prop, to put in comway-] faring man, x be weak, whirl. motion; by impl. to disturb, drive, destroy: break, consume, crush, destroy, discomfit, trouble, vex. hal-aW; corresp. to halak (Chald.), 1981. '^D'n See 1995. f!2tl hamon. 1980 [comp. 1946] to walk:walk. 1983. Ttbrt helek, hay'-lek; from 1980; prop, a 2001. 15371 Hainan, haw-mawn'; of for. der.; Haman, a Pers. vizier: Hainan. journey, i.e. (by impl.) a wayfarer; also a flowing: X dropped, traveller. 2002. "SpanS hamniyk (Chald.), ham-neeW; but the text is 1983. Tjbri halak (Chald.), hal-awk'; from 1981; prop, a journey, i.e. (by impl.) toll on 1EHM5 hamuwnek, ham-oo-nayV'; of for. or.; & necklace:chain. goods at a road: custom. 1984. Vbtl halal, haw-lal'; a prim, root; to be 2003. 07371 hamac, haw-mawce'; from an unused * clear (orig. of sound, but usually of color) root appar. mean, to crackle; a dry to shine; hence to make a show, to boast; and thus to twig or brushwood: melting. be (clamorously) foolish; to rave; causat. to cele- 2004. IS hen, hane; fem. plur. from 1931; they (only used when emphatic): X in, such brate; also to stultify: (make) boast (self), celebrate, commend, (deal, make), fool (-ish, -ly), glory, give like, (with) them, thereby, therein, (more than) they, [light], be (make, feign self) mad (against), give in wherein, in which, whom, withaL marriage, [sing, be worthy of] praise, rage, renowned, 2005. "\11 hen. hane; a prim, particle; lo!; also (as
tale-bearer,
travel
(ler),
mountainousness; Hara, a region of Media: Hara.

2025. bN'lS har'el, har-ale'; from 2022 and 410; mount of God; fig. the altar of burntoffering :altar. Comp. 739.
'
2026. S'lS
of hand,
harag,
haw-rag'; a prim, root; to smite with deadly intent:destroy, out
kill,
murder
(-er),
put to [death],
make
[slaughter], slay (-er),
x surely.
slaugh-
2027. 3"~J" hereg, heh'-reg; from 2026; ter:be slain, slaughter.

2028.
WIS
haregah,
slaughter:
har-ay-gauf; fem. of 2027;
slaughter.
2029. ITH71
fig.): been,
harah,
be with
(or become) pregnant, conceive
haw-raw'; a prim, root; to be (lit. or
child, conceive, progenitor.
2030. 7T171
"
hareh,
haw-reh'; or
:
,b
171
hariy
2029;
(Hos. 14
1),
fcaio-ree';
from
pregnant.-(be, woman) with child,
shine.
expressing surprise) if:behold,
if,
lo,
conceive,
1985. bVfl Hillel, hil-layl'; from 1984; praising though. 2031. *lh*]S harh6r (Chald.), har-hor'; from a (namely God); Hillel, an Isr.: ffilleL ^ m (Chald.), hane; corresp. to 2005: lo! 2006. ")5 root corresp. to 2029; amenta! concepalso there [-fore], [un-] less, whether, but, tion: thought. 1986. tfofl hal am, haw-lam'; a prim, root; to strike down; by impl. to hammer, stamp, if: (that) if, or, whether. 2032. *Vlf1 herown, hay-rone'; or conquer, disband:beat (down), break (down), over- 2007. 7135 hennah, hane'-naw; prol. for 2004; heraydwn, hay^raw-yone'; from come, smite (with the hammer). themselves (often used emphat. for the 2029; pregnancy:conception. 1987. DbfT Helem, hay'-lem; bom 1986; smiter; copula, also in indirect relation): X in, X such (and another Helem, the name of two Isr. : Helem. such things), their, (into) them, thence, therein, these, 2033. "tIMS Harftwriy, har-o-ree'; form for 2043; a Harorite or moun1988. tiblH halom, hal-ome'; from the art. [see they (had), on this side, those, wherein.
great.
p^S
1973];
hither:here,
hither
(-[to]),
2008. 7135
hennah,
hane'-naw;
from
2004;
taineer:
Harorite.
thither.
1989. niKlbrt
mer.
halmuwth,
1986;
haUmooth';
(or mallet):
a hammer
from ham-
hither or thither (but used both of place and time):here, hither [-to], now, on this (that) side, since, this (that) way, thitherward, 4- thus far, to
.
2034. InDi^S.
hariycah, har-ee-saW; from 2040;

something demolished:
ruin.
fro,
+ yet.
2035. niD^lSj hariycnwth,ftar-ee-sooifc';from * 8040; demolition!destruction.
Horawm Zawam

horawm,'; from an unused
2064. "T3T
8^ oHdram,
zabad,
zebed,
dowry.
zaw-bad'; a prim, root; to con-
2091. 3tTT
zabab, zaw-hawb
from an unused
root (mean, to tower up); high;
Swam,
"I3T
fer:endure.
a Canaanitish king: Horam. 2065. 2037. Dirt Barnm, haw-room'; pass. part, of the same as 2036; high; Harum, an Isr. : 2066. Harum, 2038. TrOli"! barmfiwn, har-mone'; from the same as 2036; a castle (from its 2067.
height): palace.
root mean, to shimmer; gold; fig. something gold-colored (i.e. êlloio), as oil, a clear sky: seh'-bed; from 2064; a gift: gold (-en), fair weather.
"T3T
"IT zabam, zaw-ham'; a prim, root; to be zaw-bawd'; from 2064; giver; 2092. D: rancid, i.e. (trans.) to loathe: abhor. Zabad, the name of seven Isr. :Zabad. 2093. UTIJ Zabam, zah'-han:; from 2092; loath"'TJT Zabdiy, zab-dee'; from 2065; giving; ing; Zaham, an Isr. :--Zaham. Zabdi, the name of four Isr.: Zabdi.
Zabad,
2094. liTj zabar, zaw-har' a prim, root; to perh. from 2022; 2068. biCTJT. Zabdiy'el, zab-dee-ale' ; from 2065 gleam; fig. to enlighten (by caution): and 410; gift of God; Zabdiel, the mountaineer; Haran, the name of two admonish, shine, teach, (give) warn (-ing). men: Haran. name of two Isr.:Zabdiel. 2095. 1!lT zbar (Chald.), zeh-har ; corresp. to 2040. D*$"! barac, haw-ras'; a prim, root; to pull 2069. t3*J3T Z e badyab, zeb-adsyaw''; or 2094; (pass.) be admonished: take heed. down or in pieces, break, destroy: e badyabuw, zeb-ad-yaw'-hoo; 1FP13T Z IfIT zobar. zo'-har; from2094; brilliancy: beat down, break (down, through), destroy, overfrom 2064 and 3050; Jah has given; throw, pluck down, pull down, ruin, throw down, Zebadjah, the name of nine Isr.:Zebadiah. X utterly. 2097. IT zow, zo; for 8088; this or that:that, 313T z e buwb, zefe-oofe'; from an unused root this. 2041. Dltl here?, heh'-res; from 2040; demoli- 2070. one of (espec. a (mean, to flit); a jffy tion:destruction. 2098. IT ziw, zoo; for 2088; this or that:that stinging nature):fly. this, X wherein, which, whom. 2042. "lllTI harar, haw-rawr'; from an unused from 2064; 2071. TOT Za.bu.wd, zaw-bood'; root mean, to loom up; a mountain; 2099. IT Ziv, zeev'; prob. from an unused root given; Zabud, an Isr. Zabud. bill, mount (-ain). mean, to be prominent; prop, brightness 2072. TBT Zabbuwd, zab-bood'; a form of 2071; [comp. 2122], i.e. (fig.) the month of flowers; Ziv (cor2043. *j)$j Haraxiy hah-rawree 1 ; or given; Zabbud, an Isr. : Zabbud. resp. to Ijar or May) :Zif Harariy (2 Sam. 23 11), haw-row- 2073. bl3T zebuwl, ae-feooZ'; or 2100. 31T zuwb, zoob; a prim, root; to flow freely ree ; or (as water), i.e. (spec.) to have a (sexual) b3T ebul,ze6-ooJ'; from 2082; a residence: 84, last TjStt. Ha'rariy (2 Sam. 23 dwell in, dwelling, habitation. flux; fig. to waste away; also to overflow: flow, clause), haw-raw-ree ; appar. from gush out, have a (running) issue, pine away, run. 2042; a mountaineer: Hararite. 2074. yibttT Z e buwluwn, zeb-oo-loon'; or 2101. 31T zowb, zobe; from 2100; a seminal or haw-shame'; HashSm, perh. from 2044. fiTJJn e "Jlb3T Z buluwn, zeb-oo-loon'; or menstrual flux:issue. the same as 2828; wealthy; Hashem, an "|bt!aT 2S c buwlun, ze6-oo-!oon'; from 2082; 2102. TIT zuwd, zood; or (by perm.) Isr.: Hashem. habitation; Zebulon, a son of Jacob; hashmaw"PT ziyd, zeed; aprlm.root; toseeifte; fig. to 2045. nwaipn haahma<nwth, 2039.
yyj Haran, hatwaim';
i.
*EH
ooth'; to cause to hear.
from
8085;
announcement:
from
5418;
also his territory
and tribe:Zebulun.
2075. "'pbliT
hit-took';
Zebuwldniy,
be insolent:\>e proud, deal proudly, prezeb-oo-lo-nee'
sume, (come) presumptuously, sod.
2046. ÎFlrt
hittuwk,
melting: is melted.
2047.
"arirt
patron, from 2074; desc. of Zebulun:Zebulonite.
a Zebukmite or 2103. TIT
Hatbak, hath-awk';
prob. of for. or.;
Hathak, a Pers. eunuch: Hatach.
zaw-bakh'; a prim, root; to 2076. !"DT slaughter an animal (usually in sacri-
zabacb,
zuwd (Chald.), zood; corresp. to 2102; to proud: in pride.

fee
2104. D^TIT
Zuwziym,
zoo-zeem';
plur.
prob,
from the same as 2123; prominent; Z%-
fice):kill, offer, (do) sacrifice, slay. Zuzims. zites, an aboriginal tribe of Pal.: 2048. brtt batbal, haw-thal'; a prim, root; to zeh'-bakh; from 2076; prop, a deride; by impl. to cheat.- deal deceit- 2077. f13T zebacb, 2105. nniT Z6wcb6tb, zo-khayth'; of uncert. slaughter, i.e. the flesh of an animal; by or.; Zocheth, an Isr.:Zoheth. fully, deceive, mock.
,
brrt hathdl, haw-thole'; from 2048 (only

plur. collect.);
in
impl.
a sacrifice
(the victim or the act):offer (-ing),
2106.
a derision:mocker.
sacrifice.
HIT zavtytb,
batbatb', haw-thath'; a prim, root; prop, to break in upon, i.e. to assail: Imagine mischief
0. nini"l
2078. fTST
Zeban.
zeh'-bakh; the same as 2077; sacrifice; Zebach, a Midianitish prince:
Zebacb,
same root as 2099
zaw-veeth'; appar. from the (in the sense of pro-
minence); an angle (as projecting), I.e. (by impl.) a corner-column (or onto):comer (stone).
2079. IJ!
Zabbai.
Zabbay, zab-bah'ee;
for 2140;
prob.
by
2107. blT
orth. err.
zuwl,
fig.
zool;
a prim,
prob. to shake out,
i.e.
Zabbai (or Zaccai), an Isr.: ier profusely;

2108. SlblT
root [comp. 2151]; (by impl.) to soot-
to treat lightly:lavish, despise. zoo-law';

i.e.
2051. 'pi
2052. 3rt1
2053. 11
Vedan, ved-awn';
(or Aden),
perh. for 5730 ; Vedan place in Arabia: Dan also.
e biydab, zeb-ee-daw'; fem. from 2080. ttT3T 2064; giving; Zebidah, an Israelitess
:
zuwlab,
scattering,
from
2107;
prop.
removal; used adv. ex-
Vabeb,
vaw-habe'; of uncert. der.; Vaheb, a place in Moab: wbathedid.

prob.
Zebudah.
vav, vaw;
a hook
(the
name
of the
sixth Heb. letter):hook.
W3T Zebtyna, zeb-ee-naw from an unused root (mean, to purchase); gainfulness; Zebina, an Isr. Zebina.
2081.
1
cept:heside, but, only, save. zoon; a prim, root; perh. prop. 2109. "JIT to fee plump, i.e. (trans.) to nourish: feed.
zuwn
2110.
"|1T
zuwn (Chald.), zoon;

feed.
corresp. to 2109:
2054. "YII
vazar,
presumed to be from an unused root mean, to bear guilt;

vaw-zawr';
vah-yez-aw'-thaw; of
2082. 53T zabal, zaw-bal'; a prim, root; appar. 2111. SIT prop, to inclose, i.e. to reside:dwell
with.
zawa<,
shake
zoo'-aft;
i.e.
a prim, root; prop, to

to agitate (as with
zoo'-ah;
off,
(fig.)
crime: X strange.
2055.
Knri Vayzatba>,
2083.
a son of
b3T
ebul, zeb-ool'; the
for. or.; Vajezatha,
Haman.
a 6o:~ 2084.
gain.
ling; Zebul,
same as 2073; do2112. an Isr.:Zebul. Comp. 2073.

2113.
ation.
fear): move, tremble, vex.

JP1T
zuwa<
tation,
(Chald.),
corresp.
to
Vajezatha.
"pbST
)5.1
2056. ibl
**
!
valad. vaw4awd';
child.
for 3206;
Zebuluwn. See 2074. e z ban (Chald.), zeb-an'; corresp. to the

root of 2081; to acquire
2111; to shake (with fear):tremble.
WlT
zhra'ah, zevaw-aw'; from

2189.
2111; agi-
fear:be removed, trouble, vex-
by purchase:
Comp.
2057. FP31
8.
Vanyab, vansyaW;
Vopbciy,
Vastanty,
perh. for 6043;
2114. TIT
zuwr,
zoor;
a prim,
root; to turn aside
FajyaA, an Isr.:Vaniah.
vof-see'; prob.
2085. 3T zag, zawg; from an unused root prob.
(espec. for lodging) ;
hence to
fee
for-
''Dpi "'Mil
from
3254;
mean, to
husk.
inclose; the skin of
a grape:
eigner, strange, profane; spec. (act. part.) to
commit
additional; Vophsi,
9.
an Isr.: Vophsi.
vash-nee'; prob. from 3461 weak; Vashni, an Isr.:Vashm.
2086. IT zeo, zade'; from 2102; sumptuous, proud.
adultery: (come from) another (man, place), fanner, arrogant: pre- go away, (e-) strange (-r, thing, woman). 2115. TIT zuwr, zoor; a prim, root [comp. 6695];
*<5fl253
Vasbtty,
Fashti, the
vash-tee';
of
Pers.
or.;
2087. filT
zadown,
zaw-done';
from
2102;
ar-
to press together, tighten.-
close, crush,
queen of Xerxes: Vashti.
rogance:presumptuously, pride, proud thrust together.
2116. itllT zuwreb, zooreh'; from 2115; trodden (man). on:that which is crushed. 2088. TIT zeb, zeh; a prim, word; the masc. demonst. pron., this or that:he, X hence, 2117. NTT zaza', zaw-zaw'; prob. from the root of 1 2123; prominent; Zaza, an Isr.: Zaza. X here, it (-self), X now, X of him, the one ... the 2061. 3NT ze eb, zehrabe1 ; from an unused root other, X than the other, (X out of) the (self) same, 2118. flflT zacbacb, zaw-khakh'; a prim, root; to mean, to be yellow; a wolf: wolf such (an one) that, these, this (hath, man), on this side shove or displace:loose. e >eb, zeft-a&e'; the same as 2061; Zeeb, ... on that side, X thus, very, which. Comp. 2063, 2119. bTIT zacbal, zaw-khal'; 2063. 3NT a prim, root; to 2090, 2097, 2098. crawl; by ImpL to fear:be afraid, sera Midianitish prince:Zeeb. 2063. nttT zo'tta, zothe'; irreg. fern, of 2089; this 2089. SIT zeb (1 Sam. 17 : 34), zeh; by perm, for pent, worm. (often used adv.):hereby (-in, -with), it, 7716; a sheep;Iamb. 2120. nbflt Zdcbeletb, zo-kheh'4eth; tern, act likewise, the one (other, same), she, so (much), such 2090. Sit zob, zo; for 2088; this or that: as well as part of 2119; Brawling (i.e. serpentj;
(deed), that, therefore, these, this (thing), thus.
another,
it,
this, that,
thus and thus.
Zocheleth,
a boundary stone in Pal. :Zoneteth.

2121.
2122.
nance.
'JTT't
Horawm Zawam
"IMT z e
35
zfcydawn,
boiling of water,
zay-dohn'; from 8102; i.e. wove.'proud.
2146. "jilpT
writing):
zlkrown,
memento
(or
zik-rone';
from
2142;
a 2170.
mar (Chald.), zem-awr';
memorable
thing,
day or
musick.
corresp. to 2167; instrumental
from a root music:
TT ziyv
(flg.)
(Chald.), zeev; corresp. to 8099; cheerfulness: brightness, counte-
memorial, record.
2147. "^DT Zikriy, zik-ree'; from 2142; memorable; Zicri, the name of twelve Isr.:
Zichri.
zamir. See 2158. THT T

*
"ifey
ze mor.
See 2156.
(Chald.),
2123.
VJ ziyz,
also
zee*,'
from an unused root appar.
breast;
beast.
mean, to be conspicuous; fulness of the 2148. In^lDT a moving creature: abundance, wild
Z ekaryak, zek-ar-yaw
Z*karyabiiw,
or
2171.
THT zamntar
singer.
zam-mawr'; from
the same as 2170; an instrumental musi-
2124. NT" ! zlyza',

1
zee-zauf;
appar.
from the
Ziza, the
same as 2123; prominence, name of two Isr. :Ziza.

2125. flTT
zek-ar-yaw 1 -hoo; from 2142 and 3050; Jah has remembered; Zecarjah, the name of twenty-nine Isr.: Zacbariah, Zechariah.
IiT'IDT
zim-raw'; from 2167; a muor song to be accompanied by an instrument: melody, psalm.
2172. STIHT
zlmrak,
sical piece
2149. ttfej
zulluwtb,
zool-looth';
l.e.
from
2151;
Ziyzak,
zee-ami'; another
form for
vilest.
prop, a shaking,
perh. a tempest:
2124; Zizah,
an Isr.:Zizah.
2173 iTTOT zlmrak, zim-raw'; from 2168; pruned (i.e. choice) fruit:best fruit. SfTHT zemirak. See 2158.
STlfay
2126. N3 n T Ziyna', zee-naw'; from 2109; well fed; or pern, an ortb. err. for 2124; Zina, an
Isr.
2150. btbt zalzal, zal-zal'; by redupl. from 2151; tremulous, i.e. a twig: sprig.
zomorak.
See
2156.
:Zina.
2127.
yy
Ziya, zee'-ah; from

Zia, an Isr.:Zia.
2111;
agitation;
a prim, root [comp. 2107]; 2151. VbT zalal, to shake (as in the wind), i.e. to quake; flg. to be loose morally, worthless or prodigal:blow
zau>-!aJ';
2174. fflfi
Zimri, the Arabian tribe:Zimri.
ZImriy, ziro-ree'; from 2167; musical; name of five Isr., and of an
2128. tpT
Pal. ;
Ztypk,
zee/;
flowing; Ziph, the also of an Isr. :Ziph.

fiB">T
from the same as 2208; name of a place in 2152. rtsybT zal'aphak, zal-aw-favi'; or
down, glutton, riotous
(eater),,vile.
2175. fTBJ
Zimran, zinwrawn'; from

sical;
2167;
mu-
Zimran, a son of Abraham by
2129. 2130.
zee-faw", fern, of 2128; a flowing; Ziphah, an Isr.: Ziphah.
Ziypkak,
Keturah :Zimran. from S1BS5T zll'aphaph, zil-aw-faw'; 2176. rTTDT zlmrath, zim-raioia'; from 2167; in2196; a glow (of wind or anger); also a strumental music; by impl. praise: famine (as consuming) :horrible, horror, terrible.
song.
from 2128; a 2153. InsbT Zilpah, zil-paw; from an unused 2177. )t zan, zan; from 2109; prop, nourished (or root appar. mean, to trickle, as myrrh; Ziphite or inhab. of Zlph: Ziphim, fully developed), i.e. a, form or sort: divers fragrant dropping; Zilpah, Leah's maid:Zilpah. Ziphite. kinds, X all manner of store. zlmmak, zim-maw'; or 2178. )! zan (Chald.), zan; corresp. to 8177; 2131. tip" ! ziyqak ffsa- 5 u >. zee-*<>' (fern.); 2154. STHT X sort: kind. and ?TST zammah, zam-maw'; from 2161; a plan, espec. a bad one:heinous crime, 2179. D?T zanab, zaw-nab'; a prim, root mean, to J?T ziq, zeefc; or way; used only as a denom. from 2180; (-ly, -ness), mischief, purpose, thought, wicked ]JT zeq, za&e; from 2187; prop, what leaps lewd
''ECy
Ziypbiy,
zee-fee'; patrial
forth, i.e. flash of Are, or a burning arrow; also (from the orig. sense of the root) a bond: chain, fetter, firebrand, spark.
(device,
mind,
-ness).
to curtail,
i.e.
cut off the rear:smite the hindmost.
2155. ST72T
Zimmah,
2154;
zim-maw';
Zimmah, the name
the same as of two Isr.:
2180. DJT
flg.):tail.
zanab,
orig. sense of flapping);
zaw-nawb'; from 2179 (in the the toil (lit. or
2132. rPT zayltb, zah'-yith; prob. from an unused

root [akin to .2099] ; an olive (as yielding illuminating oil), the tree, the branch or the berry:
olive (tree, -yard), Olivet.
Zimmah.
2156.
7"I"li73T
z e m6wrak,
2181. niT
zem-o-raw'; or
;
zanab, zaw-naw'; a prim, root [highly fed and therefore wanton]; to commit
!TT:T
:
zemrak, zem-o-raw' (fern.)

zem-ore'
and
2133. "|rpT
2134.
"3T
zay-thawn'; from 2132; Zethan. olive grove; Zethan, an Isr. zak, zalc; from 2141; clear:clean, pure.
ZSytkan,
*1uT
(masc): from 2168; a twig (as pruned):vine, branch, slip.
z'mor,
2157. DtpT
Zamzom, zam-zome'
adultery (usually of the female, and less often of simple fornication, rarely of involuntary ravishment)-, flg. to commit idolatry (the Jewish people being regarded as the spouse of Jehovah):(cause to) commit
fornication,
from
2161; in-
2135. J13T
* *
zakak,
2141]
;
zaw-fcate';
a prim, root [comp.

flg.
triguing; a Zamzumite, or native tribe

of Pal. :Zamzummim.
X continually, x great, (be an, play the) harlot, (cause to be, play the) whore, (commit, fall to)
whoredom, (cause
to)
to be translucent;
to be
in-
go
a- whoring,
whorish.
nocent:be (make) clean, cleanse, be

pure,
clear,
count
2158.
TBt zamiyr, zaw-meer';

"T3T
or
(fern.)
2182. H13T
Zanowach,
2136. IDT 1
zakfiw (Chald.),
'
zamir,
ze
zaw-meer'; and
2137. rVDIDT
crystal.
corresp. to 2135; z ekirwkiytk, zek-oo-keeth

2135; prop, transparency,
i.e.
zaw-hoo ; from a root purity: innocency.

1
1
FIT3T
from
mirak, zem-ee-raw'; from 2167; a song to be accompanied with instru(-1st),
rejected; places in Pal.: Zanoah.
zaw-no'-akh; from 2186; Zanoach, the name of two
2183.
"|13T
zannwn, zaio-noom'; from 8181;

tery;
fig.
adul-
glass:
mental music:psalm
2159.
idolatry: whoredom.
zen-ooth';
singing, song.
TMT zamiyr,
Z
2158;
2184. HIST
z'nnwth,
tery,
i.e.
zaw-meer
from
from 2181; adulidolatry:
2168;
2138.
zakuwr, zaw-hoor'; TDT 1
prop. pass. part.
of 2142, but used for 2145;
a moie
(of
twig (as pruned): branch. e miyrak, zem-ee^raw'; 2160. rVMSy
(flg.)
infidelity,
whoredom.
2185. HIST
man or animals): males, men-children. 2139. TIDT Zakkirwr, zak-koor'; from

mindful; Zakkur, the
Isr.:Zaccur, Zacchur.
song;
Zemirah,
fem. of an Isr.:
zdndwth, zo-noth';
regarded by some
2142;
Zemira.
name
of seven
2140. "OT
Zakkay, zak-kah'ee;
from 2141; pure;
zaw-mdm'; a prim, root; to plan, usually in a bad sense: consider, devise, imagine, plot, purpose, think (evil).
2161.
DMT
zamam,
as if from 2109 or an unused root, and applied to military equipments; but evidently the fem. plur. act. part, of 2181; harlots:armour.
2186.
I1J3T
zanack, zaw-nakh'; a prim, root mean.
Zakkai, an Isr.: Zaccai. zakak, zaw-kak'; a prim, root [comp. 2141. 2135]; to be transparent or clean (phys. or mor.):be (make) clean, be pure (-r).
2162.
CUT
yiyj
WT
2163. 2164.
to push aside, i.e. reject, forsake, fail: a cast away (off), remove far away (off). plot wicked device. 2187. pJT zanaq. zaw-nak'; a prim, root; prop. to draw together the feet (as an animal zaman, zaw-man'; a prim, root; to fix about to dart upon its prey), I.e. to spring forward: (a time): appoint.
zamam,
zaw-mawm';
from
2161;
2142. "IDT
zakar, zaw-kar'; a to mark (so as to be
prim, root; prop.

recognized),
i.e.
"faT
ze man
2163;
(Chald.),
to
to agree (on a time
zem*m'; corresp. to and places-
leap.
remember; by impl. to mention; also (as denom. prepare. from 2145) to be male: X burn [incense], X earn- 2165. TOT estly, be male, (make) mention (of), be mindful, recount, record <-er), remember, make to be remem- 2166. 1KT bered, bring (call, come, keep, put) to (in) remembrance,
still,
think on,
ze man, zem-awn'; from 2163; an appointed occasion:season, time. (Chald.), zem-awn'; from 2165; ze the same as 2165:season, time.
2188. !"WT z@'ab, zay-aw1 ; from 8111 (in the sense of 3154); perspiration:sweat. 2189. tTWT za'avak, zah-av-avf; by transp. for
2113;
agitation, maltreatment:
X re-
man
moved, trouble.
2190. y\Sl Ia.t&T&n, zah-av-awn' from 2111; disquiet; Zaavan, an Idumaaan:Zaavan.
:
well.
2167.
2142;
2143. IDT zfcker, zay'-ker; or
a memento, abstr. recollection (rarely if ever); by lmpl. commemoration;memorial, memory, rememzeh'-ker;
IDT zeker,
from
brance, scent.
2193. TWT za'ak, zam-ak1 ; a prim, root; to extinZeker, zeh'-ker; the same as 2143; Zeker, 1 -be extinct. 2168. *|BT zamar, zaw-mar''; a prim, root [comp. an Isr.:Zeker. * 2-<67, 1 5568, 6785]; to trim (a vine):prune. 2194. ftPT za'am, zaw-am'; a prim, root; prop, to 2145. "IDT zakar, zaw-kawr ; from 2142; prop. foam at the mouth, i.e. to be enraged: remembered, i.e. a male (of man or ani- 2169. "TOT zemer, zeh'-mer; appar. from 2167 or 2168; a gazelle (from its lightly touching abhor, abominable, (be) angry, defy, (have) indignamals, as being the most noteworthy sex): X him, the ground):chamois. tion, male, man (child, -kind). 2144. "IDT
prim, root [perh. ident. with 2168 through the idea of striking with the fingers]; prop, to touch the strings or parts of a musical instrument, i.e. play upon it; to make music, accompanied by the voice; hence to celebrate in song and music:give praise, sing forth praises, psalms.
TnT zamar, zauMnar'; a
2191.
dle;
TW
'
ze'feyr, zeh-ayr'; from [akin (by perm.) to 6819],
an unused root mean, to dwincorresp. to
small: little.
2192.
Tin ze 6yr (Chald.),

"
'
xeh-avr1 ;
2191: little.
36
2195.
Zaham
D?T za'am, zah'-am; from
2194;

strictly
2222.
tpOI zarziypb,
!
froth at the mouth, i.e. (fig.) fury (espec. of God's displeasure with sin): angry, indignation,
rage.
zar-zeef; by redupl. from an unused root mean, to flow; a, pour-
I.
liatl
Chabowr, khaw-bore'; from 2266; united; Chabor, a river of Assyria:
ing rain:
water.
Habor.
Wi*lT z erdwall. See 2220.
2196. M?T
prim, root; prop. to be peevish or angry:fret, sad, worse liking, be wroth.

to boil up,
i.e.
zaâpb, zaw-af; a
2250. TTlian cbabbft-wrab, khab-boo-raW; or
(fig.)
2197.
]3>T
za'apb,
zah'-af;
from
2196;
anger:
indignation, rage
(-ing),
wrath.
1 2223. Tift! zarziyr, mr-zeer ; by redupl. from '" 2115; prop, tightly girt, i.e. prob. a racer, or some fleet animal (as being slender in the waist): weal greyhound.
1-
nian cbabburab, khab-boo-raw' ;

rtpan chaburab,
(or
2266; prop, blaek-and-blue
or
khab-oo^raw' ;
(with stripes),
bound
from i.e. a
mark
itself): blueness,
2198. RS>1 zu'epb, zaw-afe'; from 2196; angry: 2224. rtlT

displeased.
2199. p3>T za'aq, zaw-ak'; a prim, root; to shriek (from anguish or danger); by anal, (as a herald) to announce or convene publicly: assemble, 2225. ITTr zeracb, zeh'-rakh; from 2224; arising call (together), (make a) cry (out), come with such a of light:rising. company, gather (together), cause to be proclaimed. 2226. Zeracb, zeh'-rakh; the same as 2225: rfnT 2200. p3>T zo'iq (Chald.), zeh'-eek; corresp. to 2199; Zerach, the name of three Isr., also of an to make an outcry:cry. Idumaean and an Ethiopian prince: Zarah, Zerah. 2201. ]?{S>T za-aq, zah'-ak; and (fern.) 2227. "WIT Zarcbty, zar-fcfcee',- patron, from 2226; SlpST z e <aqah, zeh-aw-kaw '; from 2199; a a Zarchite or desc. of Zerach: Zarchite. shriek or outcryv cry (-ing). 2228. Z eracbyab, zer-akh-yaw' ; from 2202. "jhST Zlpbron, zi-frone'; from an unused 2225 and 3050; Jah has risen; Zerachroot (mean, to be fragrant) Ziphron, a jah, the name of two Isr.: Zerahiah. place in Pal.: Ziphron. 2229. d^T zaram, zaw-ram'; a prim, root; to 2203. riDT zepbetb, zeh'-feth; from an unused gush (as water) :carry away as with a root (mean, to liquify); asphalt (from its flood, pour out. tendency to soften in the sun):pitch, 2230. DÎT zerem, zeh'-rem; from 2229; a gush of pt ziq, or pj zfeq. See 2131. water: flood, overflowing, shower, storm, 2204. ^j5T zaqen, zaw-kane'; a prim, root; to be tempest. old: aged man, be (wax) old (man). 2231. TXKn zlrmab, zir^maw'; fem. of 2230; a gushing of fluid (semen) :issue. 2205. ^pT zaqen, zaw-kane'; from 3304; old: aged, ancient (man), elder (-est), old (man, 2232. yiT zarat, zaw-rah'; a prim, root; to sow;
prop, to irradiate (or shoot forth beams), i.e. to rise (as the sun); spec, to appear (as a symptom of leprosy):arise, rise (up), as soon as it is up.
zaracb, zaw-rakh'; a prim, root;
bruise, hurt, stripe,
wound.
khaw-bat'; a prim, root; to
(off, out),
;
2251. aap
2252. Sljan
cbabat,
knock out or off: beat
thresh.
"PaO
jah. inlsr.:
Ch&bayab, khab-ah-yaw' or Cbabayah, khab-aw-yaw

1
2247
Habaiah.
from and 3050; Jah has hidden Chaba';
3253. Tlân
chebydwn,
kheb-yone 1 ; from 2247;
a concealment: hiding.
khaw-bal'; a prim, root; to a rope), i.e. to bind; spec, by a pledge: flg. to pervert, destroy; also to writhe in pain (espec. of parturition): x at all, band, bring forth, (deal) corrupt (-ly), destroy, offend, lay to (take a) pledge, spoil, travail, x very, withhold.
2254.
^5n cbabal,
wind
tightly (as
iTTM
2255.
ban cbabal
(Chald.), khab-al'; corresp. to
2254; to ruin:
destroy, hurt
or
2256.
ban cbebel, kheh'-bel;
men and
2206. 2207. 2208.
"jpT
")pT
women), senator. tig. to disseminate, plant, fructify: zaw-kawn'; from 2204; the bear, conceive seed, set with, sow (-er), yield. beard (as indicating age):beard. 2233. VlJ zera, zeh'-rah; from 2232; seed; fig. zdqen, zo'-ken; from 2304; old age:fruit, plant, sowing-time, posterity:
.
zaqan,
bail cbebel, khay'-bel; from 2254; a rore (as twisted), espec. a measuring line; bj impl. a district or inheritance (as measured); or a noose (as of cords); flg. a company {as if tied together); also a throe (espec. of parturition); also ruin: band, coast, company, cord, country, destruction, line, lot, pain,
pang, portion, region, rope, snare,

(Chald.), khab-al'; from 2255; (personal or pecuniary): damage,
age.
X
;
carnally, child, fruitful, seed (-time), sowing-time.
sorrow, tackling.
pT zaqun,
zato-fcoon',' prop. pass. part, of 2204 (used only in the plur. as a noun) old
2234.
9^f "*
5*hT
(Chald.), zer-ah'; corresp. to 2233;
2257.
hurt.
ban cbabal
harm
posterity:
seed.
See
2220.
age:old age.
2209. fllpT
z e r6a.
zeroa',
zlqnab,
age.old
zik-maio',-
fem. of 2205; old

2235.
root;
to
3>"tT
2258.
zay-ro'-ah; or
2232;
i.e.
(age).
ban cbabfil, khab-ole'; or (fem.) TOan cbabolab. khab-o-law'; from

a
2254;
2210 D)?T zaqapb, zaw-kaf; a prim,

lift, i.e. (fig.)
comfort:raise
(up).
fyiT zera'dn, zay-raw-ohn' ; from something sown (only in the plur.),
pawn
(as security for
debt): pledge.
2259.
ban chobel,
kho-bale'; act. part,
zek-af; corresp. to vegetable (as food):pulse. TO'lT z-Tto&b. See 2220. 2210; to hang, i.e. impale: set up. 2212. W5T zaqaq, zaw-kak'; a prim, root; to 2236. p'lT zaraq, zaw-rak'; a prim, root; to strain, (fig.) extract, clarify:fine, pomsprinkle (fluid or solid particles): be down, purge, purify, refine. here and there, scatter, sprinkle, strew. 2213. IT ze"r, zare; from 2237 (in the sense of scat- 2237. TIT zarar, zaw-rar'; a prim, root [comp. tering); a chaplet (as spread around the perh. to diffuse, i.e. (spec.) to 2114]; top), l.e. (spec.) a border moulding:crown. sneeze: sneeze. from 2114 (in zara'.zaw-raio'; the sense 81T 2214. 2238. ffi^T Zeresh, zeh'-resh; of Pers.or.; Zeresh, * [comp. 2219]; disof estrangement) Banian's wife:Zeresh.
2211. T
z-qapb
(Chald.),
(in the sense sailor:pilot, shipmaster.
of
handling ropes);
from 2254 a
(in
2260.
mast:
ban cblbbel,
sense
of
khib-bale';
from 2254
with
the
furnished
ropes);
mast.
nbsan cbabatstseletb,
leth; of uncert. der.; prob.
2261.
khab-ats-tseh'-
saffron:
rose.
a Eechabite: Habazaniah.
meadow-
2262.
n;SSan Cbabatstsanyab,
khab-atstsan-yaw'; of uncert. der.; Chab-
gust:
loathsome.
2215.
yit zarab,
away:
wax warm.
zaw-rab'; a prim, root; to flow
2239.
rV"lT
zeretb,
zeh'-reth; from2219;
i.e.
thespread
atstsanjah,
of the fingers,
a span:span.
2263.
pan cbabaq,
khaw-bak'; a prim, root; to
2216. bS3*Yf
Babylon,
i.e.
Zertibbabel,zer-oob-oau>oel';from
2215
2240. N1DT
2241.
Zattdw',
Zattu,
2133;
an
zat-too 1 ; of uncert. der.; Isr.:Zattu.
clasp (the hands or in embrace):

brace, fold.
em-
and 894; descended of
(i.e.
from)
born there;
Zerubbabel, an Isr.:
(Chald.), zer-oob-baw-
DPT ZStbAm, zay-thawm';

Zetbar, za.y-thar';
appar. a var. for
2264. 2265.
pan cbibbuq, fcfcio-&oo&' ,-from2263; aclasping of the hands

redupl.
(in
Zetham, an Isr.: Zetham.
idleness):fold.
Zerubbabel.
2217.
b331T
Zernbbabel
bel';
2242. iriT
corresp. to 2216: Zerubbabel.
of Pers.or.; Zethar, a eunuch of Xerxes:Zethar.
khab-ak-kook' ; by from 2263; embrace; Chabakkuk, the prophet: Habakkuk.
plpan Cbabaqquwq,
2218. 15J Zered, zeh'-red; from an unused root mean, to be exuberant in growth; lined With shrubbery; Zered, a brook E. of the Dead Sea:
Zared, Zered.
2266.
n
2243.
khobe; by contr. from 2245; prop. a cherisher, i.e. the bosom:bosom. 2244. NSH cbaba.', khaw-baw'; a prim, root [comp. 2245] ; to secrete; X held, hide
(self),
spells)
khaw-bar'; a prim, root; to join (lit. or flg.); spec, (by means of to fascinate: charm (-er), be compact, couple
ian cbabar,
3n cbdb,
(together),
have fellowship with, heap up, join
(self,
a prim, root [comp. 2114; to toss about; by impl. to diffuse, winnow:cast away, compass, disperse, fan, scatter (away), spread, strew, winnow.
2-219. 7T1T
;
zarab, zaw-raw
together), league.
2267. *ian
cbeber,
ciety;
kheh'-ber;
also
spell:
from 2266; a so\- charmer (-ing),
do
secretly.
company, enchantment,
2268.
ite
wide.
0.
SilT z e r6wa,
I3J"|T
zer-o'-aft;
or
(short.)
2245.
Sin cbabab,
i.e.
zr6a, zer-o'-ah; and (fem.)
khaw-bab'; a prim, root [comp. 3344, 3247]; prop, to hide (as in

to cherish (with affection): love.
*Qn Cbeber,
hheh'-ber; the
same as
of
2267;
community; Cheber, the name
a Ken*
the bosom),
and of three Isr.: Heber.
TO'TlT
zôw'ab, zer-o-aw
z crd'ab, zer-o-aw 1 ;
or
2232;
2246.
aan Cbobab,
the arm (as stretched out), or (of animals) help, arm, mighty, fig. force: power, the foreleg;
HSHf
from
kho-bawb'; from 2245; cherished; Ohobab, father-in-law of Moses:
2269. 'nan
ion, fellow.
cbabar (Chald.), khab-ar from a root

1
corresp. to 2266;
an associate:compan1
Hobab.
2247.
Man cbabab,
khaw-bah';
a prim, root 2270. 'nan cbaber, khaw-bare

(self).
from
8266;
an
knit
shoulder, strength.
[comp. 2245]; to secrete.-hide
associate:companion,
fellow,
together. 2221. 8V"J! zfirftwa*, zay-roo'-ah; from 2232; 2248. nbian cbabOTrlab (Chald.), Mao-oo-to'; " from 2255; prop, overthrown. I.e. 2271. *ian cbabbar, fcftao-oawr'; from 2266; something sown, i.e. a plant;sowing, partner: companion. (morally) crime:hurt. thing that is sown.
e>
Zaham
Khoots
37
fTfiffan ch&barbfirah, khab-ar-booTTJI chad (Chald.), khad; corresp. to 2297; as 2330. Tin chnwd, khood; a prim, root; prop, to raw'; by redupl. from 2266; a tie a knot, i.e. (flg.) to propound a ridcard, one; as art. single; as ord. first; streak (like a line), as on the tiger:spot. adv. at once:a, first, one, together. dle:put forth.
2273. fTflrt
chabrah
of 2269;
(Chald.), khab^raw'; fern.
2299. 2300.
be
in chad,
khad; from 2300; sharp: sharp.

khaw-dad'; a prim, root; to make) sharp or (flg.) severe:
an associate;other.
1
2274.
STJin chebr&h, kheb-raw
tern, of 2267;
Iin chadad,
be (caus.
charah, khawnvah'; a prim, root; [comp. 2824, 2421] ; prop, to live; by impl, (intens.) to declare or show:show.
2331. 2332. Slin
first
mn
association: company.
2275. "jillH
in Pal.,
from 2267; seat of association; Chebron, a place 2301. also the name of two Isr.:Hebron.
kheb-rone';
Chebrown,
fierce,
sharpen.
fierce;
Chavvah,
2331
;
khav-vaw';
eausat.
from
life-giver;
Chavvah
(or Eve), the
Iiq Chadad, khaiUid'; from 2300;

Chadad, an Ishmaelite: Hadad.
woman:Eve.
prop, (he game as 2332 (life-giving, i.e. living-place); by an encampment or village: (small) town.
2333. fTin
2276. "O'Tnin
Chebrowniy, khebwnee' ;
kheb^ro-m.ee' ;
(collect.),
chavvah, khowoaw';
or
2302. !lin
""Han Chebroniy.
hab.
patron,
chadah, khaw-daW; a prim, root; to rejoice: make glad, be joined, rejoice.
impL
2334.
2333
from 2275; Chebronite of Chebron: Hebronites.

2268;
an in- 2303. Ilin

2304. TTlin
ehaddnwd,
chedvah,
khad-dood'; from 2300;

re-
T?; niin
Ouwowth
vothe' yaw-eer';
TTaiyr,
khav-
a point: sharp.
khed-vaw'; from 2303;
joicing:- gladness, joy.
2277. "'"tan Chehriy,
JAee-ree',patron, from Chebrite (collect.) or desc. of
and a modification of 3265; gion of Pal.: [Bashan-] Havoth-jair.

2335. "Tin
from the plur. of hamlets ofjair, a re-
Cheber: Heberites.
2278.
2305. tllin
khab-eh'-reth;
tern,
man
chedvah
(Chald.), khed-waw'; cor-
chabereth,
2270;
Chowaay,
chdivach,
kho-zah'ee;
from 2S74;
vis-
of
resp. to 2304:joy.
ionary; Chozai, an Isr.:the seers.

corresp. to
a consort: companion.
fern. act.
2306.
"HO ehftdiy
2873;
(Chald.), khad-ee';
2279.
leth,
niah chobereth, kho-beh'-reth;

part, of 2266;
a breast: breast.
2300;
a joint:which coup- 2307. Iîn Chadiyd, khaw-deed'; from

2308. blf! chadal,
coupling.
khaw-bash'; a prim, root; to wrap firmly (espec. a turban, compress, or saddle); flg. to stop, to rule: bind (up), gird about, govern, healer, put, saddle, wrap about.
3280.
an chabash,
peak; Chadid, a place in Pal. :Hadid. khaw-daV; a prim, root; 2337.
kho'-akh; from an unused rootappar. mean, to pierce; a thorn; by anal, a ring for the nose: bramble, thistle, thorn.
2336. frin
mn chavach, khaw-vawkh'; perh. Hie same

if
prop, to be flabby, i.e. (by impl.) desist; (flg.) be lacking or idle: cease, end, fail, forbear, forsake, leave (off), let alone, rest, be unoccupied, want.
as 2336; a dell or crevice (as the earth):thicket.
pierced in
khaw-bayth'; from an unused root prob. mean, to cook [comp. 4227]; something fried, prob. a griddle-cofce; pan. chag, khag; or 2282.
2281. natl
chabeth,
2309. bill chedel, kheh'-del; from

the state of the
2308;
rest, i.e.
dead:world,
2338. tain chfrwrt (Chald.), khoot; corresp. to the root of 2339, perh. as a denom. ; to string together, i.e. (flg.) to repair: join.
2310.
bin chadel,
vacant,
i.e.
khaw-dale'; from 2308; 2339. ttin olinwt. khoot; from an unused root ceasing or destitute: he that prob. mean, to sew; a string; by impl. a
jn cbag, khawg; from 2287; a festival, or a

victim therefor:(solemn) sacrifice, solemnity.
feast
(day),
forbeareth,
frail, rejected.
measuring tape:cord,
khad-lah'ee; from 2809; an Isr. : Hadlai.
fillet, line,
thread.
2311. "bin
Ohadlay,
idle; Chadlai,
2340.
""ttl
2283.
SCn
chagfi.', khaw-gaw 1 ; from an unused root mean, to revolve [comp. 2287] ; prop.
vertigo,
i.e. (flg.)
am
cbagab,
fear: terror. khaw-gawb'; of uncert.
2312. pill "hfidcq, khay'-dek; from an unused tribes of Pal. : Hivite. root mean, to sting; e. prickly plsmt: Chavtylah, 2341. Ilbîn brier, thorn. 2313.
khiv-vee1 ; perh. from 2383; a villager; a Chiwite, one of the aboriginal
Chlwty,
der.;
bpin Chlddeqel,
khid-deh'-kel;
prob. of
the Chiddekel (or Tigris) for. or.; khaw-gawb'; the same as river: Hiddekel. 1 a prim, root; 2284; locust; Chagab, one of the Neth- 2314. *1in chadar, khaw-dar ; prop, to inclose (as a room), i.e. (by inim:Hagab. anal.) to beset (as in a siege):enter a privy chamber. 2286. Nasn CbagabA', khag-aw-baW; or 2315. Tin cheder, kheh'-der; from 2314; n 1 t13Sn Chagabah, khag-aw-baw ; fem. of apartment (usually lit.): ([bed] inner) ** ' 2285; locust; Chagaba or Ohagabah, south, chamber, innermost (-ward) part, parlour, Hagabah. Hagaba, Nethinim: one of the within. X 2287. 3jn lebagag, khaw-gag'; a prim, root [comp. 2316. IIQ Chadar, khad-ar1 ; another form for 2283, 2328; prop, to move in a circle, i.e. 2315; chamber; Chadar, an Ishmaelite: (spec.) to march in a sacred procession, to observe a Hadar. festival; by impl. to be giddy: celebrate, dance, (keep, 2317. "SftlO Chadrah, khad-rawk'; of uncert. hold) a (solemn) feast (holiday), reel to and fro. Chadrak, a Syrian deity: der.; 2288. 130 chftgav, khag-awv'; from an unused Hadrach. root mean, to take refuge; a rift in 2318. VUin chadash, khaw-dash'; a prim, root; rocks:cleft. to be new; caus. to rebuild:renew,
a locust: locust,
Cbagab, asn ,T
prob. khav-ee-law' ; Chavilah, the name of two or three eastern regions; also perh. of two men: Havilah.
from
2812;
circular;
2342.
bin chawl, khool;
or
b"TI chtyl, kheel; a prim, root; prop, to twist or whirl (in a circular or spiral manner), i.e. (spec.) to dance, to writhe in pain (espec. of parturition) or fear; fig. to wait, to pervert: bear, (make to) bring forth, (make to) calve, dance, drive away, fall grievously (with pain), fear, form, great,
grieve, (be) grievous, hope, look,
make, be in pain, be
much
(-ful),
shake, shapen, (be) sorrow stay, tarry, travail (with pain), tremble, trust,
(sore) pained, rest,
wait carefully (patiently), be wounded.
2343. Sin Chfrcvl, khool; from 2342; a circle; Chul, a son of Aram; also the region settled
by him:Hul.
*TUn chag6vsr,
khaw-gp~*';
from
2296;
belted:girded with.
repair,
2344.
bin chfiwl,
1130 chagdwr, khag-ore'; or "IJn cbagdr, khag-ore'; and (fem.)

STlTin
ehagowrah, khag-o-raw
or
fTlin ch&gorah, khag-o-raw'; from 2296; a belt (for the waist):apron, armour,
gird Me).
2345. Bin chuwm, khoom; from an unused root mean, to be warm, i.e. (by impl.) sunfrom 2818; the new moon; by impl. a month:month burnt or swarthy (blackish): brown. 2346. fTOin chowmah, kho-maw'; fem. act (-ly), new moon. part, of an unused root appar. mean, to 2321. IBlh Chodesh, kho'-desh; the same as 2320;
2319.
Bin chadash,
chodesh,
khaw-dawsh';
thing.
from
khole; from 2342; sand round or whirling particles): sand.
(as
2318;
new: fresh, new
2320. Tljlh
kho'-desh;
Chodesh, an Israelitess: Hodesh.
join; a.wallol protection:wall, walled.
2291. "'an
khag-ghee'; from 2287; festive; Chaggi, an Isr. also (patron.) a Chaggite, or desc. of the same: Haggi, Haggites.
;
Cbaggiy,
khad-aw-shaw' ; fem. of 2819; new; Chadashah, a place in Pal.:Hadasbah.

2322.
Utiin Chadashah,
2347.
Din chftwc,
cover,
i.e.
khoos; a prim, root; prop, to (flg.) to compassionate:pity,
regard, spare.
'lO Cbaggay, khag-gah'ee; from

tive;
!"IJ.?n
2282; fes-
Pin chadath (Ohald.), fcfcad-aWi.';

to 2319;
corresp.
2348. Elin
bay):
chowph, khofe;
Chaggai, a Heb. prophet:
Haggai.
2324.
2325.
new:new.
(Chald.),
from an unused root mean, to cover; a cove (as a sheltered
Chaggiyah,
2282
khag-ghee-yaw' ;
and
3050; festival
from of Jah; Chaggi-
Nin chavfi'
2381
;
khaiww
corresp. to
coast [of the sea], haven, shore, [sea-] side.

ChAwphamiy,
patron,
to
show: shew.
jah,
an Isr. :Haggiab.
2294. rPSfl
Chagglyith,
2291;
festive;
khag-gheeth'; fem. of Chaggith, a wife of

ot uncert. der. ; Choglah, an Israel
-
David : Haggith.
2295.
prim, root; prop. perh. to He, i.e. (flg. and reflex.) to owe, or (by impl.) to forfeit:make endanger.
ain chftwb, khoob; also a^n chayab, khaw-yaV; a
Chavrpham, khoo-fawm'; from the same as 2348; protection: Chupham, an Isr.: Hupham.
2349. fiBin
2350. "'MBin
khoo-faw-mee 1 ;
from
2349;
a Chuphamite or
(short.)
nbW
Choglah, khog-laW;
prob. a partridge;
2326. aitt
chdwb,
debtor.
khobe;
from
2325;
Chupham:Huphamites. debt: desc. of chft-wts, khoots; or 2351.
Vm
itess: Hoglah.
See also
1031.
2296.
prim, root; to gird on (as a belt, armor, etc.): be able to put on, be afraid, appointed, gird, restrain, x on every side.
Ian chagar, khaw-gar1 ; a
2297.
in chad,
one.
khad; abridged from 259; one:
V"n chfits, khoots; (both forms fem. in the plur.) from an unused root mean, to sever; in Syria: Hobah. prop, separate by a wall, i.e. outside, outdoors: 2328. 3W chuwg, khoog; a prim, root jcomp. abroad, field, forth, highway, more, out (-side, -ward), street, without. 2287] to describe a circle: compass. pin chftwq. See 2436. 31tt chfiwg, khoog; from 2328; a circle: circle, circuit, compass. ppitl ChuwqSq. See 2712.
fem. act. part. of 2247; hiding place; Chobah, a place
;
2327. iiain
chowbah, kho-baw';
38
Khoor

khoor; or (short.)
"AH ch&irr,
nT
2376. ITn
chezev
(Chald.), khay'-zev;
vision.
from 2370;
khoor; from an unused root prob. mean, to bore; the crevice of a serpent; the cell of a prison: hole.
ehdr,
a sight: look,
2377. 'JITn
chazfrwn,
khaw-zone'; from 2373; a
sijjM (mentally), i.e.
a dream, revelation,
from
3373;
i*au>-tow'; a prim, root; prop, (fig. and gen.) to sin: by infer, to forfeit, lack, expiate, repent, (causat.) lead astray, condemn: bear the blame, cleanse, com-
2398.
NBn
cba$a>,
to miss;
hence
8353.
2354.
Tin ehuwi-,
khoor;
from
8357;
white
or oracle.-vision.
2378.
linen: white.
khoor; the same as 2353 or 3358; Chur, the name of four 1st. and one Midianite:Hur.
nim chazowtb, khaw-zooth';

a revelation: vision.
mit [sin], by (make) offend
fault,
harm he bath
(cause,
done, loss, miss,

sin
(-ful, -ness),
(er), offer for sin, purge, purify (self),
make
reconciliation,
make)
TOT Chfiwr.
2379.
nim.
eh&zowtb (Chald.),
3370;
khaz-oth';
a view:sight.
from 2399. NUfl chef, khate; from

penalty:fault,
(punishment
2400.
of) sin.
2398;
a crime or
its
grievously, offence,
2355. 2356.
Tin chowr,
khore; the same as 8353; white linen: network. Comp. 2715.

khore; or (short.)
3352;
2380. rflTtt
cbazikwtb,
khaw-zooth'; from 8373;
Tin chowr,
a loofc; hence (fig.) striking appearance, revelation, or (by impl.) compact: agreement, notable (one), vision.
NBn
chatta.', khattaw'; intens. from 2398; a, criminal, or one accounted guilty:
Tn
2357.
cbdr, khore; the same as

socket, den:
a cavity,
2381.
offender, sinful, sinner.

khaz-ee-ale';
cave,
hole.
bSTtn Ch&ziy'el,
and
410;
from
3373
Tin cbavar, Tin
seen of Qod;
2401. nNJJt]
sin
Chaziel, a Le-
ehafa'ah,
8399;
khat-aw-aw';
fern,
of
khtmyvar'; a prim, root; to blanch (as with shame): wax pale.
vite:Haziel.
an
offence, or a sacrifice for it:
(offering), sinful.
2358.
cblw&r
2382.
(Chald.), khiv-vawr' ;
from a
FPTn Ch&zayab., khaz-aw-yaw

and
8050;
; from 8372 2402. Jah has seen; Chazajah, an

1
"NBn cbatfa'ah
(Chald.),
khat-taw-aw';
root corresp. to 3357; white:white.
"pTin
*Tin
Chowrown.
cbowriy.
Isr.: Hazaiah.
See
corresp. to 2401; an offence, penalty or sacrifice for it:sin (offering).
and the
1032.
See 3753.
prob.
2383.
"pTn Cbezyown,
1 TJtt
khez-yone';
from
3378;
2403.
vision; Chezjon, a Syrian:Hezion.
ntjan chatta'ah, khat-taw-aw'; or riNan chatfa'th, khat-tawth'; from

an
3398;
2359. "'Tin
from 8353; 2384. linen- worker; Churi, an Isr. :Huri.

vision.
Chuwriy, fcftoo-ree',-
chizzayown,
3373;
khiz-zaw-yone' ; from a revelation, espec. by dream:
ness),
and
offence (sometimes habitual sinfulits penalty, occasion, sacrifice, or expia-
0.
"în Cbuwray, fcftoo-rafc'ee; prob. anorth.

var. for 2359; Churai,
tion; also (concr.)
an oênder.-punishment
(of sin),
an Isr.: Hurai.
2361.
dTOT Chuwram,
of
khoo-rawm'; prob. from

i.e.
3353; whiteness,
noble; Ctararo, the
khaw-zeez'; from an unused root mean, to glare; a flash of lightning:bright cloud, lightning.
2385. T^Tn
chaziyz,
purifying (-flcation for
sin), sin (-ner, offering).
2404. aBfi
(-er), polish.
chafab, khaw-tab'; a prim, root; to chop or carve wood:cut down, hew

;
name
3438.
an Isr. and two Syrians: Huram. Comp. 2386. TVl! cbaziyr,
2362. "JT1D havran, khav-rawn'; appar. from as penned): , Tn Cbeziyr, khay-zeer'; from the same 2357 (in the sense of 8352); cavernous; 2387. Chavran, a region E. of the Jordan: Hauran, as 8386; perh. protected; Chezir, the
khaz-eer'; from an unused root prob. mean, to inclose; a hog (perh. boar, swine.
2405.
FGBn ch&tubah, khat-oo-baw'

part, of 2404; prop,
tern, pass.
a carving; hence
a tapestry (as figured): carved.

2406.
Han
chi|tah,
(-en).
khit-taw'; of uncert. der.;
2363.
OT1 cbirwsb,
fcoosft;
a prim, root;
to
name
of
two
Isr.
: Hezir.
plant:wheat
2407. TSian
tush, the
wheat, whether
the
grain
or
the
hurry; fig. to be eager with excitement or enjoyment: (make) haste (-n), ready.
2364. ntljin
T
Cbftwshab, khoo-shaw'; from 3363;

haste; Ohushah,
an Isr.: Hushah.
from 8363;
:
2365.
"'ItJOT
Cbnwsbay, fcftoo-s/iaft'ee,hasty; Chushai,
an Isr.
Hushai.
2366. QÎBin
Chfiwshiym,
khoo-sheem'; or
tin5n Cbiisblym, khoo-shem'; or

filljn
Chxishim,
2363;
hasters;
khoo-sheem'; plur. from Chushim, the name of
three
Isr.:
Hushim.
Ch&wsham, khoo-shawm';
Cbusham, khoo-shawm';
hastily;
khaw-zak'; a prim, root; to fasten upon; hence to seize, be strong (flg. courageous, causat. strengthen, cure, help, repair, fortify), obstinate; to bind, restrain, conquer: aid, amend, x calker, catch, cleave, confirm, be constant, constrain, continue, be of good (take) courage (-ous, -ly), encourage (self), be established, fasten, force, fortify, make hard, harden, help, (lay) held (fast), lean, maintain, play the man, mend, become (wax) mighty, prevail, be recovered, repair, retain, seize, be (wax) sore, strengthen (self), be stout, be (make, shew, wax) strong (-er), be sure, take (hold), be urgent, behave self valiantly, withstand.
pTtl
cbazaq,
Chaltuwsh,
khat-toosh';
from an
;
unused root of uncert.
signif.
Chat-
name
of four or five Isr. :Hattush.
2408. ''Bn
cbafiy (Chald.),
corresp. to 2398;
khat-ee'; from a root an offence: sin.
2409. tf^tSn
sin offering.
ehatJaya'
(Chald.), khat-taw-yaw'
from the same as 2408; an expiation:

2410. NB'tsn Cbafiyta', khat-ee-taw' ; from an unused root appar. mean, to dig out; explorer; Chatita, a temple porter: Hatita.
2367. QlUfn
DTlJn
or
2389. pTTJ
cbazaq,
(usu.
khaw-zawk'; from 2388; strong
Ohusham,
an
from 2363; Idumeean:
in a
bad
-f-
sense, hard, bold, vio-
lent):harder, hottest,
impudent, loud, mighty,
2411. b^Bll Cbattiyl, khat-teeV; from an unused root appar. mean, to wave; fluctuating; Chattil, one of "Solomon's servants": Hattil.
Husham.
2368.
sore, stiff [-hearted], strong (-er).
Dnin cbowtham,
ftn'n
kho-thawm'; or
2390.
chotham,
kho-thawm'; from 8856; a
2412. SSân Cb&tiypha', khat-ee-faw' ; from 2414; robber; Chatipha, one of the ptn cbazeq, khaw-zake'; from 8388; poroerNethinim:Hatipha. ful: X wax louder, stronger.
strength.
signature-ring:
seal, signet.
,
2391. pTtt ebezeq, khayf-zek; from 8388; help.- 2413.

the same
2369.
dnin Cbdwtbam, kho-thawm'
dan chatam, khaw-tam'; stop: refrain.
a prim,
root; to
as 2368; seal; Chotham, the
name
of
2392.
ptn cbozeq,
strength.
kho'-zek;
from 2388; power:

fern, of 2391;
2414. ClBn
catch.
cbafapb, khaw-taf; a
clutch; hence to seize as
prim, root; to
two Isr.: Hotham, Hothan.

2370. NTrj
rtTtt
T
a prisoner:
cbaza' (Chald.),
2373; to
khaz-aw'; or
corresp. to
2393. npTtl
(was) strong.
chezqah,
prevailing
khez-kaW;
chazah (Chald.), khaz-aw';
power:strength
(-en self),
be usual
(i.e.
gaaeupon; mentally to dream, seem):behold, have [a dream], see, be
2394. npTtl
cbozqah,
vehemence
from an unused root a twig:rod. 2416. Tl cbay, khah'ee; from 3431; alive; hence
2415.
kho'-ter;
;
TBH
cbdfer,
of uncert. signif.
(usu. in
khoz-kaw'; tern, of 3393; a bad sense):force,

strong,-
wont.
mightily, repair, sharply.
2371.
Vwn
Cb&za'el,
and
410;
khaz-aw-ale' ; or
khaz-aw-ale'; from 3373 Qod has seen; Chazael, a
2395.
"T?Ttt
Chizqiy, Wtiz-fcee',- from 2388;

Chizki,
raw (flesh); fresh (plant, water, year), strong; also (as noun, espec. in the fern. sing, and masc. plur.) life (or living thing), whether lit. or flg.: [-age, alive, appetite, (wild) beast, company,
congregation,
life (-time), live
(-ly),
b$nTn cb&zab'el,
king of Syria:Hazael.
2372.
an Isr.:Hezeki.
khiz-kee-yaw'; or
khizleee-yaw'-
living (creature,
(be) old,
2396. fPftTtl
Cblzqiyab,
hoo; also
thing), maintenance,
+ merry, multitude, +
khah'ee;
Irl^pTn
Chlzqiyahfiw,
quick, raw, running, springing, troop.
ntn cbazah,
khaw-zaus; a prim, root; to gaze at; mentally to perceive, contem-
2417. TI
;
cbay (Chald.),
also
(as
from 3418;
alive;
i"^'^^
Tecblzqiyab, yekh-iz-kee-yaw'
TT e eblzqiyabuw,
or
noun in
plur.)
life:life, that
1
plate (with pleasure) ; spec, to have hold, look, prophesy, provide, see.
vision of:be-
liveth, living.
WPJITJ
yekh-iz-kee-
2418.
2373.
ntn chazeh,
chozeh,
khaw-zeh'; from 2373; the breast (as most seen in front) :breast.
kho-zeh'; act. part, of 8373; a
yaw'-hoo;
from
3388
and
8050;
2874. STrh
toofced
strengthened of Jah; Chizkijah, a king of Judah, also the name of two other Isr.:HezeMah, EizMah,
Hizkrjah.
&rn chaya' (Chald.), khah-yaw ; or (Tn cb&yab (Chald.), khah-yaw'; corresp.

to 2421; to
Woe:live, keep
alive.
upon with approval):agreement,
beholder in vision; also a compact (as prophet,
Comp.
8169.
2397. fin
cbach, khawkh;
cbacbiy,
8836;
once (Ezek. 89
4)
2419. TMJin Obiy'el, khee-ale'; from 2416 and 410; living of God; Chiel, an Isr.:HieL STI cbayab. See 8335.
see that, seer, [star-1 gazer.
TTTl
khakh-ee';
from the same as
2375.
bNMtn Cbazah'el. See 3371. ITn Cbazow, khaz-o'; from

Chazo, a nephew of
a ring for the nose (or lips): 2420.
Smn
cbiydab,
khee-daw'; from 3380; a
bracelet, ohain, hook.

2372;
:
puzzle; hence
a trick, conundrum,
sen-
seer;
Abraham Hazo.
TTTI
cbacbiy. See 8397.
tentious maa"m.-dark
saying (sentence, speech),

riddle.
hard question, proverb,

; ;
HEBKEW AND CHALDEE DICTIONAKY.

3421.
ftftoro-j/ow'; a prim, root 3443. 7130 cbakkab, khak-kaw'; [comp. 2331, 2424]; to live, whether lit. or 2442; a hook (as adhering): angle, hook. fig. j causat. te revive: keep (leave, make) alive, Cbakiylab, khak-ee-law' ; from the {TlVan 2444. " X certainly, give (promise) life, (let, Buffer to) live, same as 2447; dark; Chakilah, a hill nourish up, preserve (alive), quicken, recover, rein Pal.: Hachilah. pair, restor* (to life), revive, (X God) save (alive, life, cbafckiym (Chald.), khak-keem'; 2445. lives), X surely, be whole. from a root corresp. to 2449; wise, 2482. 7"Ptl cbayeb, khaw-yth,'; from 2421; vigor- I.e. a Magian:wise.
Rhoor Khawlawi
khel-dah'-ee;
39
2466;
ITO cb&yah,
prob.
from 2469. "îfl Cbelday,

Isr.
from
worldliness; Cheldai, the
name of two
:Heldai. 2470. flbn cbalab, khaw-law

2342, 2470, 2490]
;
a prim, root [comp.
prop, to be rubbed or
&On
ows:
lively,
worn; hence (fig.) to beweak, sick, afflicted; or(causat-) to grieve, make sick; also to stroke (in flattering), entreat: beseech, (be) diseased, (put to) grief, be grieved, (be) grievous, infirmity, intreat, lay to, put
to pain,
sore,
travail,
2423. NYTI
cbSyva'
2418;
(Chald.),
khayoaW; from
an animal:beast.
khah-yooth'; from 2421;
from khak-al-yaw' ; the base of 2447 and 3050; darkness of Jah; Chakaljah, an Isr. :Hachaliah.
2446.
Cb&kalyab, Ttban T "'

'
pray,
make
prayer, be
(
(fall,
make)
sick,
be sorry, make
suit
supplication),
woman in
be (become) weak, be wounded.
2424
IVPIl
cbayiiwtb,
life:
2447.
Vban
living.
cbakliyl, khak-leel'; by redupl. 2471. Flbn cballab, khal-law'; from 2490;acafce (as usually punctured): cake. from an unused root appar. mean, to
2472. dibtl
2425. T3H
*
live,
cbayay,
khaw-yah'ee; a prim, root [comp. 2421]; to live; causat. to revive:
be dark; darkly flashing (only of the eyes); in a good

sense, brilliant (as stimulated
cbalowm,
khal-ome'; or (short.)
by wine): red.
save
life.
D5n cbalom,
2448. rnbVjtl
khal-ome';
(-er).
from
2492;
a,
ehakliluwth,
2447; flash (of
khak-lee-looth'
dream:dream
2473. "pbh
2426. *WF1
cbeyl, khale; or (short.)

collat.
bri cbfel, khale; a
army; also (by
anal.)
from bad sense, blearedness: redness. form of 2428; an an intrenchment: 2449. D5H cbakam, khaw-kam'; a prim,
the eyes); in
a
fstl
Cbolfiwn,
kho-lone'; or (short.)
root,
Cbolon,
kho-lone';
prob.
of
poor, rampart, trench, walL army, bulwark, host, V)1 cbiyl. See 2342.
to be wise (in mind, word or act): exceeding, teach wisdom, be (make self, shew self)
sandy; Oholon, the Pal.: Holon.

2474.
"jiVfl
name
from 2344; two places in
wise, deal (never so) wisely,
make wiser.
from
2449;
cballdwn, khaUone'; a window' (as

perforated)'
2427.
Vtt ebiyl,
*
'
kheel;
and (fern.)
khee-law 1 ;
2450. S3t1
chakam,
wise,
(i.e.
khaw-kawm';
window
khal-ofe';
ilVn cbiylab,
sorrow.
from
2342
intelligent, skilful or artful):
2475. Epbri
'
cbalowpb,
from
2498;
ttroe (espec. of childbirth):pain, pang,
cunning (man),
2451. TTOptl
'
subtil, ([un-]),
wise ([hearted], man).
prop surviving; by impl.
(collect.)
or-
chokmab,
wisdom (in
khah'-yil; from 2342; prob. a force, whether of men, means or other resources; an army, wealth, virtue, valor, strength: able, activity, (+) army, band of men (soldiers), com
2428.
V$J cbayll,
khok-maw'; from 2449; phans: X destruction. a good sense): skilful, wis- 2476. illlJlbn cbaluwsbab,
being overcome.
khal-oo-shavf;
dom,
wisely, wit.
fern. pass. part, of 2522;
defeat:
2452. FraDtt
pany, (great) forces, goods, host, might, power, riches, strength, strong, substance, train, (+) valiant (-ly), valour, virtuous (-ly), war, worthy (-ily). 2429-
chokmah (Chald.), khok-maw'; corresp. to 2451 wisdom: wisdom.

;
2477. tlVfi
Cbalacb,
2453. îiUDf
Isr.
Cbakmowniy,
from
2449; skilful;
khak-mo-nee'
khal-akh'; prob. of for. or.; Chalach, a region of Assyria: Halah.
Chakmoni, an
2478.
Vribn Cbalcbuwl, khal-khool'; by redupL

from 2342; contorted; Chalchul, a place
Vtl cbayll
2428;
(Chald.), khah'-yil; corresp. to
:Hachmoni, Hachmonite.
an army, or strength:aloud, army,

power.
2454.
niMSn ehobmowth,
khok-moth'; or
in Pal.:Halhul.
X most [mighty],
HTOSn cbakuiowtb,
forms of
every wise [woman]. Vn cbfeX See
2451;
khak-moth';
collat.
2479. ribnbri
childbirth);
cbalcbalah,
2430. !tVrj eheylata, khay-law'; fern, of 2428; an intrenchment: bulwark. 2431. tjVn CbSylam, khay-lawm'; or
wisdom:wisdom,
from the same as
khal-khaw-law 1 ; fern. 2478; writhing (in

pain.
by impl. terror: (great, much)
2426.
2480. ttbft cSxalat, khaw-lat'; a prim, root; to snatch at: catch.
6t<bn Cbel'am, khay-lawm'; from 2428; 2455. fortress; Chelam, a place E. of Pal. :
Helam.
2433. 'jVri Cbiyl&n, khee-lane';
fortress;
Hilen.
Vn
ebdl, khole; from 2490; prop, exposed; 2481. hence profane:common, profane (place),
1
"btl
cbaliy,
khal-ee';
from
2470;
a trinket
(as polished):
jewel, ornament.
unholy.
from
24
Chilen,
a place in PaL:
2456.
Njn chala', khaw-law
a prim, root [comp.
2482. "bfl Cbaliy, hhal-se'; the same as 2481; Chali, a place in Pal. :Hali.
2433. "pft
cbiyn,
beauty:
kheen; another form for 2580 comely.
2470] ; to be sick:be diseased. 2457. JlNbri ebel'ab, khel-aw'; from 2456; prop. disease; hence rust: scum.
cbdliy, khol-ee'; from 2470; malady, 2483. TJ3 r anxiety, calamity:disease, grief, (is)
'
sick (-ness).
cbaylts, khah'-yits; another form for 2351 a wall: wall. 2435. "p5!:', )l cbiytsown, khee-tsone'; from 2484; 2459.
2434.
;
V^n
2458. ft&Vfl
*
'
Cbel'ah,
'
khel-aw'; the same as 2457; Chelah, an Israelitess:Helah.

kheh'-leb; or
2484. Mjbtl
2485.
cbelyab, kheUyaw ;
1
tern,
trinket:
jeweL
khaw-leel';
of 2481; a
cbeleb, aVn VV
Vbll cbaliyl,
from 2490; a flute
prop, the (outer) wall side; hence exterior; flg. secular (as opposed to sacred):outer, outward, utter, without.
abn cbeleb,
or
flg.
;
(as perforated): pipe. from an unused chaliylab, khaw-lee'-law; or root mean, to be fat; fat, whether lit. 3486. TlVbfl
khay'-leb;
hence the richest or choice part:
2436.
"p"1!!
cbSyq,
X best, fat
khake, or
(-ness),
finest, grease,
marrow.
!"lbbn
cbalilab,
from
2490;
khaw-lee'-law;
directive
T/TI
cbeq, khake; and
2460. abtl Cbeleb, khay'-leb; the same as 2459;

fatness; Cheleb,
khoke; from an unused root, appar. mean, to inclose; the bosom Git or flg.):bosom, bottom, lap, midst, within.
pin cbowq,
an Isr. :Heleb.
for a profaned thing; used (interj.) far be it!: be far, ( X God) forbid.
lit.
2487. MB"'bn
cbaliy pbab,
2498; alternation:
kJud-ee-faw' ;
2461.
S5n cbalab,
from
from
khaw-lawb'; from the same as 2459; milk (as the richness of Mne):
sucking.
change, course.
2437. SlTTl Chiyra.il, khee-raw 1 ; from 2357 in the sense of splendor; Chirah, an Adullamite: Hirah.
+ cheese, milk,
2462. f&btl
Helbah.
2488. !"!2"bn cb&liytsab, khal-ee-tsaw'; 2502; spoil:armour.
Cbelbab,
fertility; Ghelhah,
khel-baw'; fern, of 2459; a place in Pal.:
2489.
iObn cbleb&>,
khay-lek-aw'; or
2438.
D^TI Cbiyram,
form of
2361
khee-rawm', or
khee-rome';
npbn cbelekab,
kheUbone'; from 2459; fruitful; Chelbon, a place in Syria:
khay-lek-aw';
appar.
2463. fiaVfi
another
;
Cbelb&wn,
DtT! Cbiyrowm,
dark or
poor.
(flg.)
from an unused root prob. mean, to be unhappy; a wretch, i.e. unfortunate:
Chiram or Chirom, the Helbon. name of two Tyrians:Hiram, Huram. 2464. Fttabn cbelb<>nab, khel-ben-aw'; from 2439. Vi"T\ cbiysh, kheesh; another form for 2363 2459; galbanam, an odorous gum (as if hurry: to make haste. fatty) :galbanum. 2440. llS^tl cliiysli, kheesh; from 2439; prop, t 2465. *lbn cbeled, kheh'-led; from an unused hurry; heDce (adv.) quickly:soon. root appar. mean, to glide swiftly; life 2441. ÎTI cbelt, khake; prob. from 2596 in the (as a fleeting portion of time); hence the world (as
inside of the
2490. 33tl cbalal, khaw4al'; a prim, root [comp. 2470]; prop, to bore, i.e. (by impl.) to
flg. to profane (a person, place or thing), to break (one's word), to begin (as if by an "opening wedge"); denom. (from 2485) to play (the flute):begin (x men began), defile, x break, defile, X eat (as common things), X first, X gather the grape thereof, x take inheritance, pipe, player on instruments, pollute, (cast as) profane (self), prostitute, slay
wound, to dissolve;
sense of tasting; prop, the palate or mouth; hence the mouth itself (as the organ of speech, taste and kissing): (roof of the)
transient);age, short time, world.
2466. ib.H cbeled, khay'-led; the same as 2465; Cheled, an Isr.: Heled.
(slain), sorrow, stain, wound. 2467. "ibh cboled, kho'-led; from the same as 2491. bbtl cbalal, khaw-lawl'; from 2490; pierced khaw-kaw'; a prim, root 2465 a weasel (from its gliding motion) : (espec. to death); fig. polluted:kill, [appar. akin to 2707 through the idea of weasel. profane, slain (man). X slew, (deadly) wounded, piercing'] prop, to adhere to; .hence to await:long, 2468. FTjbn Chnldab, khool-daw>; tern, of 2467; tlbbn cbalilab. See 2486, tarey, wait. Chuldah, an Israelitess: Huldah.
mouth,
taste.
2442. FOfl
cbakab,
'
40
2492. Dbtt
Khawlam

khaw-lam'; a
i.e.
prim, root; (by impl.) to be (oausat. to make) plump; also (.through the fig. sense of dumbness) to dream.-(cause to) dream (-er), be in good liking, recover.
prop, to bind firmly,
chalam,
2517. "Tjbri
kai.
Chelqay,
khel-kah'ee;
from
Isr.:
2505;
apportioned; Chelkai, an
Hel-
2542. pllSfl
chammnwq,
2559;
a wrapping,
i.e.
kham-mook'; from drawers.joints.
2518. fT'jpbn
Chilqiyah,
from 2506 and
khil-kee^yaw'
,"
op
2543.
IM^bn Chilqiyahuw, khU-kee-yaw'-hoo;

3050; portion of Jaft;
linn chamowr, kham-ore'; or (short.) Inn chamor. ftam-ore; from 2560; a male
ass (from
its
2493.
Sbn Chelem
Chelem,
(Chald.),
khay'-lem; from
a
Chilhijah, the
dun red):(he) ass.

kham-ore'; the same as Chamor, a Canaanite:
root oorresp. to 8492;
a dream:dream.
from
2492;
name
of eight
Isr.
: Hilkiah.
khal-ak-lak-
2544.
linn Chamowr,
2543;
2494. tibn
246S.
a 2519. rlj?bpbjn dream; Chelem, an Isr.:Helem. Comp.

khay'-lem;
chalaqlaqqah,
ass;
2495. niXfeH
challamftwth,
from 2492
(in the
khaUlaw-mooth'
sense of insipidity);
prob. purslain:egg.
2496. UTKfen
challamiysh,
prob.
from 2492
rock.
(in
khal-law-meesh' the sense of hard-
kaw'; by redupl. from 2505; prop, something very smooth; i.e. a treacherous spot; fig. 2545. flint! chamdwth, kltam-oth'; or (short.) blandishment: flattery, slippery. rifatj chamdth, kham-oth'; fem. of 2524; 2520. nj?bri Cbelqatb, kheUkath'; a form of a mother-in-law: mother in law. 2513; smoothness; Ohelkath, a place in 2546. tann ehomet, kho'-met; from an unused Pal.:Eelkath. root prob. mean, to lie Zoto; a lizard (as Chelqath bats-TsA2521. S'lttS rijjbn
Hamor.
ness) ; flint:flint
(-y),
2546; low; Chumtah, a place in Pal.: from 242&istrong Humtah. Chelon, an Isr. :Helon 2498. tjbn chalaph, khaw-laf; a prim, root; 2522. fflbn chalash, khaw-lash'; a prim, root; 2548. y^Btt chamiyts, fcftaw-meets'; from 2556; to prostrate; by impl. to overthrow, prop, to slide by, i.e. (by impl.) to hasten seasoned, i.e. salt provender: clean. away, pass on, spring up, pierce or change: abolish, decay:discomfit, waste away, weaken. 2549. h ffi'1 WtI ehamiyshiy, kham-ee-shee' ; or alter, change, cut off, go on forward, grow up, be 2523. llSbn challash, khal-lawsh'; from 2522;
2497. "ptl
Cheldn,
khay-lone';
kheUkath' hats-tsoowith the art. inserted; smoothness of the rocks; Chelkath Hatstsurim, a place in Pal.: Helkath-hazzurim.
reem';
rirm,
creeping):
snail.
from 2520 and the
plur. of 6697,
2547.
iDgJaJrj
Chumfah,
khoom-taw';
fem.
of
over, pass (away, on, through), renew, sprout, strike
frail:weak.
ISnn cbamlshshty, kham-ishshee'

from
2568; ^/tft;
ord.
through.
2524.
"
tit"!
2499. EJbn
chalaph (Chald.), khal-af; corresp. to 2498; to pass on (of time): pass.
Cham, khawm;
a father-in-law
from the same as
2846
(part).
also
a fifth:Blib.
root; to
(as in affinity): father in
law.
2550.
5MR cbamal, khauymal';

chemlah,
a prim,
2500. Cfcn
cheleph,
khay'-lef;
from
2498; prop.
2525.
En cham, khawm;
warm.
from
2552;
hot:hot,
commiserate; by impl. to spare: have

compassion, (have) pity, spare.
exchange; hence (as prep.) instead of:
Xfor.
2501. 1?n
Heleph.
Cheleph,
kheh'-lef; the
same as
in
2600;
change; Cheleph,
a place
Pal.
as 2525; hot (from the tropical habitat); Cham, a son patron.) his of Noah; also (as a desc. or their coun-
2526. 617
Cham,
khawm; the same
2551. !lb?2f1
khem-law'; from 2550; commiseraiiore:merciful, pity.
try: Ham.
khaw-lats';
2552. toil!
chamam, khaw-mam';
a prim,
root;
2502. ybl chalats,
a prim, root; to pull off; hence (intens.) to strip, (reflex.) to depart; by impl. to deliver, equip (for fight) present, strengthen:arm (self), (go, ready) armed
(
2527.
On cbom,
khome; from
(Chald.),
2552;
fteat:heat,
to be hot (lit. or fig.):enflame self, get (have) heat, be (wax) hot, (be, wax) warm (self, at).
to be hot (warm).
2528. N)3fl
chema
khem-aw'; or
corresp.
2553. "Wan 2554. DMtl
chamman, kham-mawn'; from 2535; a sim-pfllar:idol, image.
x man,
soldier), deliver,
off,
draw out, make fat,
loose,
self.
JlBn
chamah (Chald.), kham-aio';

to 2534; anger:fury,
(ready) prepared, put
take away, withdraw
2503.
>bn Chelets, fbr

5f1
kheh'-lets; or
Nntt cbema'.
2529.
See
2534.
1
Chelets, khay'-lets; from 2502; perh. strength; Chelets, the name of two Isr.:
ilNMH chem'ah, khem-aw

TilZft
1
cbamac, khaw-mas'; a prim, root; to be violent; by impl. to maltreat: make bare, shake off, violate, do violence, take away violently, wrong, imagine wrongfully.
or (short.)
chemah, khay-maw ;
from the same
2555. DMfl
chama^,
violence;
(-ty),
Helez.
root as 2346; curdled milk or cheese:
khaw-mawce'; from 2554; by impl. wrong; by meton. un-
2504.
kkaw-mad'; a prim, root; (dealing), wrong. to delight in: beauty, greatly beloved, khaw-mates'; a prim, root; 2505. p3f1 chalaq, khaw-lak'; a prim, root; to be covet, delectable thing, (X great) delight, desire, 2556. yMtl chametg, to be pungent; i.e. in taste (sour, i.e. lit. smooth (fig.) by impl. (as smooth stones goodly, lust, (be) pleasant (thing), precious (thing). were used for lots) to apportion or separate: deal, 2531. "Van chemed, kheh'-med; from 2530; de- fermented, or flg. harsh), in color (dazzling) :cruel (man), dyed, be grieved, leavened. distribute, divide, flatter, give, (have, im-) part (-ner), light: desirable, pleasant. 2557. yotJ chamStz, khaw-mates'; from 2556; take away a portion, receive, separate self, (be) 2532. !TTOt"! chemdab, khem-dav/; fem. of ferment, (flg.) earfortiora:leaven, leasmooth (-er). 2531; delight:desire, goodly, pleavened (bread). 2506. pbtt cheleq, khay'-lek; from 2505; prop.
2530. TOt\
;
2502 (in the sense of strength); only in the dual; the loins (as the seat of vigor):loins, reins.
Vbn
chalats, khaw-lawts'; from
just gain.-cruel
damage,
false, injustice,
op-
butter.
pressor, unrighteous, violence (against, done), violent
ehamad,
chdmets, kho'-mets; from 2556; vinegar:vinegar. portion. 2559. pot! chamaq, khaw-mak'; a prim, root; Hemdan. prop, to enwrap; hence to depart (Le. 1 2507. pbn Cheleq, khay'-lek; the same as 2506; chemah, khay-maw or (Dan. 11 ; 44) 2534. iTMIl turn about):go about, withdraw self. portion; Chelek, an Isr. : Helek. Wntt chema', khay-maw'; from S179; heat; 2560. *172.n chamar, ftAaic-mar'; a prim, root; 2508. |?bn chalaq (Chald.), khaUawk ; from a flg. anger, poison (from its fever): prop, to boil up; hence to ferment (with root corresp. to 2505; apart:portion. anger, bottles, hot displeasure, furious (-ly, -ry), heat, scum); to glow (with redness) as denom. (from 2564) khaw-lawk'; from 2509. pbtl cbalaq, 2505; daub, foul, be red, trouble. to smear with pitch: smooth (espec. .of tongue):flatteriDg, indignation, poison, rage, wrath (Jul). See 2529. 2535. 17172)1 chammah, Tcham-maw ; from 2525; 2561. *"l5pn cbemer, kheh'-mer; from 2560; wine smooth. heat; by impl. the sun:heat, sun. (as fermenting): X pure, red wine. 2510. pbfj Cbalaq, khaw-lawk1 ; the same as 2509; kham-moo-ale' 2562. inn chamar (Chald.), kham-ar1 ; corresji. bare; Chalak, a mountain of Idumeea: 2536. bNTHfl Chammuw'el, to 2561; iie: wine. from 2585 and 410; anger of Cod; Halak. inn chamor. See 2543. khal-lawk'; from 2505; Chammuel, an Isr.: Hamuel. 2511. pbtt challaq, smooth:smooth. 2537. btaiMn Chamiiwtal, kham-oo-taV ; or 2563. inn cbomer, kho'-mer; from 2560; prop. fcftaMoofc'; from 2505; 2513. pbrt challuq, a bubbling up, i.e. of water, a wave; of btaât] Chamiyfal, kham-ee-tal'; from smooth:smooth. 2524 and 2919; father-in-law of dew; earth, mire or clay (cement); also a heap; hence a 2513. fl)jbn cbelqab, khel-kaw'; fem. of 2506; Ghamutal or Chamital, an Israelitess: Hamutal. chomer or dry measure:clay, heap, homer, mire,
smoothness (of the tongue); also an allotment:flattery, inheritance, part, x partake,
2533. întl
sant, precious.
Chemdan,
khem-dawn'; from
2558. yart
2531
pleasant; Chemdan, an Idumsean:
prop, smoothness;
fig.
flattery; also
2538. bintt
an allotment:field,
place,
Chamuwl,
pitied;
tron,
flattering (-ry), ground, parcel,
khaw-mool'; from 2550;

Isr.:
motion, mortar.
part, piece of land ([ground]), plat, portion, slippery
Chamul, an
Hamul.
pa-
2564.
inn cbemar,
bitumen
(-pit).
khay^mawr';
from
2560;
smooth (thing).
!l|sbn
2539. "ipIMn
or desc. of
Chamuwliy,
khaw-moo-lee' ;
(as rising to the surface):
2514
kham-o-raw 1 ; from a heap:heap. 2515. itljibt] chalnqqah, khal-ook-kaw' ; fem. 2552; warm spring" Ihammon, the name 2566. 'Jinn Chamran, kham-rawn'; from 2560; of 2512; a distribution: division. of two places in Pal. : Hammon. red; CTtamrati, an Idumsean:Amran. Chelqiy, khel-kee'; patron, from 2541. Vittn. chamiwla, khaw-motse'; 2516. "Tjbn ' from 2567. UJnn chamash, khaw-mash'; a denom. ! '' 2507; a Chelkite or desc of Chelek: from 2568; to tax a fifth:take up the 2556; prop, violent; by impl. a rooHelkiter ber:oppressed. fifth part
chalaqqah,
from
from 2538: a Chamulite (collect.) slime

kham-mone';
khal-ak-kaw1 ;
fem.
Chamul:Hamulites.
2565. !"Ilfon
chamorah,
2505; flattery: flattery.
2540. \)1Sn
Chammown,
from
2560 [comp. 2563]

2568. U3nn
Khawlam Khooppaw
41
chamesh,
khaw-maysh' ; maso.
1
STlB'pn
fifth, five
charaishshah, kham-ish-shaw
a prim, numeral; five:St
[-teen],
apiece).
from 2617. Iprt eheced, kheh'-sed: from 8616; kind' khansnee-ale' ; ness; and 410; favor of God; Channiel, by impl. (towards God) piety rarely (by opp.) reproof, or (subject.) beauty:fathe name of two Isr.:Hanniel. ehaniyk, kaw-neek'; from 2596; ini- vour, good deed (-liness, -ness), kindly, (loving-) kind2592.
"iSjtân
Ch&nniy'el,
2603
2593. Tpitl
tiated;
i.e.
practised:trained.
is,
merciful (kindness), merny, pity, reproach,
2569. TB?in
chanirnah, khan-ee-naw'; from 2618. "ipfl Checed kheh'-sed; the same as 2617s 2594. 2603; graciousness:favour. favor; Chesed, an Isr. :Hesed. an un2570. ttSptl chomesh, kho'-mesh; from 2595. ftpn chaniyth, khan-eeth'; from 2583; a 2619. fl^Qtl Chacadyah, khas-ad-yaw'; from used root prob. mean, to oe stout; the lance (for thrusting, like pitching a 2617 and 3050; Jah has favored; abdomen (as obese) :fifth [rib]. tent) :javelin, spear. Chasadjah, an Isr. :Hasadiah. khaw-moosh'; part. root; chamdsh, pass. prim, khaw-nak'; a chanak, 2571. VSmn 2596. 2620. InOn chacah, khaw-saw ; a prim, root; to T of the same as 2570; staunch, i.e. able prop, to marrow [comp. 2614] fig. to inflee for protection [comp. 982]; fig. to (men), harnessed. armed soldiers: dedicate, train up. bodied itiate or discipline: confide in:have hope, make refuge, (put) trust See 2568. chamishshah. STffintl 2597. N3.5f! ch&nukka' (Chald.), chan-ook-kaw' 2621. !"!0n Chdcah, kho-saw'; from 2620; hope-: t corresp.to2598; consecration:dedicaful; Chosah, an Isr.; also a place in "'Hint! ch&mishshiy. See 2549.
fifth
chomesh,
kho'-mesh; from
part.
2567;
tax:fifth
WW?
wicked thing.
WH
tion.
2572. fi^lBHPI
fifty.
chamlshshiym,
sheem'; multiple of
khamAsh- 2598. itSSt]

2568;
channkkah,
2596;
Pal.:Hosah.
khan-ook-kaw' ; from
i.e.
fifty:
initiation,
consecration.-
2622.
niOn chaciiwth,
confidence:
khawsooth'; from 2620;
trust.
dedicating
(-tion).
2573. frail
bottle.
chemeth,
khay'-meth; from the same as 2346; a skin bottle (as tied up):
2599. "'Sin
khanro-kee'; patron, from 2585; a ChaiMkite (collect.) or desc. of
Chandkiy,
Chanok:Hanochites. from the 2600. QSH chinnam, khin-nawm'; from 2580; 2624. STT'DtJ ckaciydah, khas-ee-daw'; fern, ot gratis, i.e. devoid of cost, reason or ad2623; the kind (maternal) bird, i.e. a same as 2346; walled; Chamath, a place vantage: without a cause (cost, wages), causeless, to stork: X feather, stork. f } Syria: Hamath, Hemath. cost nothing, free (-ly), innocent, for nothing 2625. b^ptl chaciyl, khaw-seel'; from 2628; the rbn ch&moth. See 2545. (nought), in vain. ravager, i.e. a locust: caterpillar. khan-am-ale' ; prob. 2575. HBO Chammath, kham-math' ; a Tar. for 2601. bNffln Chanam'el, 2626. "pDH chactyn, khas-een'; from 2630; prop, by orth. var. for 2606; Chanamel, an the first part of 2576; hot springs; firm, i.e. (by impl.) mighty:strong. 1st. Hanameel. Chammath, a place in Pal. Hammath. 2627. Tpfl chacclyr (Chald.), khas-seer'; from a 2602. bnin chanamal, khan-aw-mawl' ; of unkhamroot corresp. to 2637; deficient:want2576. 1OT tflSn Chammoth Bo'r, oert. der.; perh. the aphis or planting. moth' dore; from the plur. of louse:frost. 2535 and 1756; hot springs of Dor; Chammath-Dor, 2628. bon chacal, khaw-sal'; a prim, root; to 2603. "JDH chanan, khaw-nan'; a prim, root a place in Pal.:Hamath-Dor. eat off: consume. [comp. 2583] prop, to bend or stoop in pa- kindness to an inferior; to favor, bestow; causat. to 2629. tipfl chacam, khaw-sam'; a prim, root; to 2577. "Tint! Ck&inatliiy, kham-aw-thee' ; trial from 2574; a Chamathite or native implore (i.e. move to favor by petition): beseech, muzzle, stop. muzzle; by anal, to stop the nose: of Chamath.'Hamathite. X fair, (be, find, shew) favour (-able), be (deal, give,
2574.
rfflt!
khaw-seed'; from 2616; prop, kind, i.e. (religiously) pious (a saint):godly (man), good, holy (one), merciful, saint, [un-] godly.
2623.
TDH
chaciyd,
ChamJith, kham-awth';
2578. !-Oi22
ran
Cli&niath
Tsowhah,
1
and
6678;
kham-ath' tso-baw ; from 2574 Chamath of Tsobah; Chamath-Tsobah;
grant (gracious (-ly), intreat, (be) merciful, have (shew) mercy (on, upon), have pity upon, pray, make supplication, X very.
2630. 10JR
chacan,
prop, to
(be)
khaw-san'; a compact;
prim, root;
by
impl.
to
hoard:lay up.
2631.
prob. the
same
as 2574:
Hamath-Zobah.
2604.
'Jif.
chanan
;
(Chald.), khan-an'; corresp. to
1DH chacan
(Chald.), khas-an'; corresp. to
kham2603 to favor or (causat.) to entreat: "' ath' rab-baw'; from2574and 7237; shew mercy, make supplication. Chamath of Rabbah; Chamath-Babbah, prob. the 2605. )2n Chanan, khaw-nawn'; from 2603; fasame as 2574. vor; Chanan, the name of seven Isr.: 2580. in chen, khane; from 2603; graciousness, Canan. i.e. subj. (kindness, favor) or objective 2606. bttMt! Ch&nan'el, fcftan-an-aie'; from 3603 (beauty):favour, grace (-ious), pleasant, precious, and 410; God has favored; Chananel, [well-] favoured. prob. an Isr., from whom a tower of Jerusalem was
2579. khane; the same as 2580; grace; Chen, a fig. name for an Isr.: Hen. 2582. "nin Chenadad, khay-naw-dawd' ; prob. from 2580 and 1908; favor of Sadad; Chenadad, an Isr. : Henadad. 2583. H3n chanah. [khaw-naw'; a prim, root [comp. 2603] prop, to incline; by impl. to decline (of the slanting rays of evening); spec, to pitch a tent; gen. to encamp (for abode or siege): abide (in tents), camp, dwell, encamp, grow to an end, 2581. yn
FQ^ nnn Chamath Rabbah,
2630; to hold in
occupancy:possess.
2632. "]&n cliecen (Chald.), khay'-sen; from 2631; strength: power.
2633.
IpM chdeen,
kho'-sen;
from 2630; wealth;
riches, strength, treasure.
2634. "]0n 2635. JjDn
Chacon,
khaw-sone'; from 2630; powerful: strong.
chacaph
(Chald.),
ChSn,
named:Han aneel.
2607.
Isr.
:
root corresp. to that of 2636;
khas-af; from a a clod;
''Jitt
Chananfy,
gracious;
khas-pas'; redupl. from an unused root mean, appar. to peel; a shred or scale: round thing. 2608. STSSn Ch&nanyah, khanran-yaw'; or chacfer, khaw-sare'; a prim, root; to ISTMt! Chananyahnw, khan-an-yaw'- 2637. IDn lack; by impl. to fail, want, lessen:hoo; from 2603 and 3050; Jah has fabe abated, bereave, decrease, (cause to) fail, (have) vored; Chananjah, the
Hanani.
khan-aw-nee' ; from 2603; clay. Chanani, the name of six 2636. OSpfl
chacpac,
name
of thirteen
Isr.
:Han-
aniah.
2609.
lie,
pitch (tent), rest in tent.
2584. 71311
nah.
Channah,
khan-naw 1 ;
from
2603;
favored; Channah, an Israelitess:
Han2696;
Eg. der.; Chanes, a place in Egypt: Hanes. 2610. E|5n eliiliieph khaw-nafe'; a prim, root;
of
to
rupt, defile,
soil,
D5H Change,
khaw-nace';
make lower, want. 2638. *lDn chaee"r, khaw-sare'; from 2637; lacking; hence without:destitute, fail, lack, have need, void, want.
lack,
espec. in
a moral sense:
cor2610;
2639.
IDn
checer,
kheh'-ser;
from
2637;
lacks
2585.
TfiitT
CMnowk,
initiated;
khan-oke';
from
2611. IJjn
(-ical).
x greatly, pollute, profane. ehaneph, khaw-nafe'; from

soiled
(i.e.
hence destitution:poverty, want, 2640. 'Iph choeer, fcfto'-ser; from 2637; poverty:
in
Chanok,
an
antediluvian
with
sin),
impious:hypocrite
2641.
want of.
Jehas-raw';
Isr.
patriach: Enoch.
khawnoon'; from 2603; 2612. E]5h chfinepk, kho'-nef; from 2610; moral favored; Chanun, the name of an Amfilth, i.e. wickedness:hypocrisy. monite and of two Isr. Hanun. 2613. )TtBin chanuphah, khan-oo-faw ; fern. 2587. yfill channuwn, khanwoon'; from 2603; from 2610; impiety:profaneness. gracious:gracious. 2614. 'pStl chanaq, khaw-nak'; a prim, root 2588. JTD7J chaniiwth, khaw-nooth'; from 2583; [comp. 2596] to be narrow; by impl. to prop, a vault or cell (with an arch); by throttle, or (reflex.) to choke oneself to death (by a impl. a prison: cabin. rope):hang self, strangle. 2589. ri30 channfiwth, khansnoth'; from 2608 2615. "]rSn Channathon, khan-naw-thone' (in the sense of prayer); supplication: prob. from 2603; favored; Channathon, he gracious, intereated, a place in Pal.: Hannathon. 2590. t33n chanat, khaw-naV; a prim, root; to 2616. *lpn chacad, khaw-sad'; a prim, root; spice; by impl. to embalm; also to prop. perh. to bow (the neck only [comp. ripen:embalm, put forth. 2603] in courtesy to an equal), i.e. to be kind; also (by Chlnta> (Chald.), khint-taw'; cor- euphem. [comp. 1288], but rarely) to reprove;shew 2591. NEJfJ *: self merciful, put to shame, resp. to 2406; wheat;wheat,
2586. "port
:
Channwn,
from 8637t :Hasrah. 2642. li'Tpn checrfiwn, khes-rone'; from 8637;

want:Chasrah, an
deficiency:
StJ&Q Chacrfih,
wanting.
2643. CVn
cent.
chaph,
khaf; from 2653 (in the moral sense of covered from soil); pure;inno-
2644.
NBn chapha',
2645;
khaw-faw'; an orth. var. of

i.e.
prop, to cover, sense) to act covertly:do secretly.
(in
sinister
2645. flStl
veil,
khaw-faw 1 ; a prim, root [comp. 2644, 2653]; to cover; by impl. to to incase, protect:ceil, cover, overlay.
chaphah,
2646. flBIl
chnppah,
khooppaw'; from
8645;
2647.
>"J371
"
canopy.-chamber, closet, defence. Chnppah, khoop^paw'; the same 3S 2646; Chuppah, an Isr.;Huppah.
42
2648.
Rhawfaz

3670. ^tfSri
free, liberty.
khaw-faz'; a prim, root; prop, to start up suddenly, i.e. (by impl.) to hasten away, to fear.(make) haste (away), tremble.
TEH cbapbaz,
cbopbsbiy, khof-shee'; from 2666; exempt (from bondage, tax or care):
2649. pTBri 2650. ti^Bfl

"*
cbippaxown,
khip-paw-zone'
from 2648; hasty flight: haste.
Chuppiym,
fcftoqp-peem';
plur.
of
2671. VTl chSts, khayis; from 2686; prop, a piercer, i.e. an arrow; by impl. a wound; fig. (of God) thunder-ooB; (by interchange for 6086) f- archer, arrow, dart, shaft, the shaft of a spear:
cbatsar, khaw-tsar'i a prim, root; prop, to surround with a stockade, and thus separate from the open country; but used only in the redupl. form
2690. "Hgn
^kn "
'
ch&tsotser,
Chron. 5
:
khast-o-tsaref;
or
(2
12)
1
8646 [comp. 2349];
Chuppim, an Isr.;
staff,
wound.
Huppim.
2651. "(pn
Vn
chuts. See3S51.
Tnitt? chatsorer, hhats-o-rare '; as dem. from 2689; to trumpet, Le. blow on that instrument:blow, sound, trumpeter.
cbdpben,
kho'-fen;
.
from an unused 2672. SSSn cbatsab, khaw-tsaV; or

33.1"!
2691. *l2in chatser,

fern.);
khaw-tsare'
(masc.
and
root of uncert. signif ; a yisi (only in the dual):fists, (both) hands, hand [-ful].
2652.
"VBQ Cbopbniy,
perh.
chatseb, khaw-tsabe ; a prim, root; to cut or carve (wood, stone or other

1
yard
larly
(as inclosed
by
2690 in its original sense; a a fence) also a hamlet (as simi;

:
from
surrounded with walls)

"'
court, tower, village.
khof-nee';
pugilist;
from 2651; material); by impl. to hew, split, square, quarry, 2692. Chophni, an Isr.: engrave:cut, dig, divide, grave, hew (out, -er), make,
khaw-tsaw 1 ; a prim, root [comp. 2686]; to cut or split in two; to halve:divide, X live out half, reach to the midst,
2673.
part.
Hophnl. mason. 2653. SlgTI cbfipbapb, khaw-faf; a prim, root

[comp.
2645, 3182];
to cover (in protec-
Wtl cbatsab,
khats-ar1 addawr'; from 2691 and 146; (the) village of Addar; Chatsar-Addar, a place in Pal.: Hazar-addar.
"Wg *lXn Cbatsar Addar,
tionscover.
2693. JTJ|
tgQ Cbatsar Gaddah,
khats-ar>
2654.
VBH
chapbets,
khaw-fates 1 ; a prim, root;
prop, to incline to; by impl. (lit. but rarely) to bend; fig. to be pleased with, desire: any at all, (have, take) delight, desire, favour, like,
move, be
2655.
(well) pleased,
have pleasure,
will,
would.
2654;
Von cbapbets,
khaw-fates 1 ;
from
with: delight in, desire, favour, please, have pleasure, whosoever would,
willing, wish.
khaw-tsore'; a collect. form of 2691; village; Chatsor, the 2694. *lSn Cbatsar hat-Tiyfcown, name (thus simply) of two places in Pal. and of one khats-ar' hat-tee-kone' ; from in Arabia: Hazor. 2691 and 8484 with the art. interposed; village of the Ch&dattah, middle; Chatsar-hat-Tikon, a place in Pal:Hazar2675. ttrfln 1'ian Chatsdwr
2674. TiStn
Chatsowr,
gad-daw'; from 2691 and a fern, of 1408; (the) village of (female) Fortune; ChatsarOaddah, a place in Pal. : Hazar-gaddah.
y^rn
khaw-tsore' khad-at-taw' ;
2674
from
hatticon.
i"l!fi
from 2654; var. for 2696; inclosure; Chetsro, an 2656. yDT] cbSpbets, khay'-fets; pleasure; hence (abstr.) desire; concr. [as if two places], Isr.:Hezro, Hezrai. a valuable thing; hence (by extens.) a matter (as 2676. nin chatsowth, khaw-tsoth'; from 2673; 2696. 1 from fttyn Cbetsrdwn, khets-rone ; something in mind):acceptable, delight (-some), the middle (of the night):mid 2691; court-yard; Chetsron, the name desire, things desired, matter, pleasant (-ure), pur- [-night]. of a place in Pal. also of two Isr. Hezron. pose, willingly. 2677. ">2ffl cbfetsiy, khay-tsee'; from 2673; the 2697. "Wl^n Cbetsrdwniy, khets^ro-nee'; paCbepbtsiy bath, khef-tsee' "'Iffipri 2657. tn^l middle: half, middle, mid half or tron, from 2696; a Chetsronite or baw; from 2656 with suffixes; my [-night], midst, part, two parts. (collect.) desc. of Chetsron:Hezronites. delight (is) in her; Cheptsi-bah, a fanciful name for 2678. ^Srt ebttstsiy, khits-tsee' ; or PaL: Hephzi-bah. khats-ay-roth'; 2698. rrV-Kq Cb&tserowtb, "'Jttl chetsiy, chay-tsee'; prol. from 2671; fern. plur. of 2691; yards; Chatseroth, 2658. 'IDH cbapbar, khaw-far1 ; a prim, root; an arrow: arrow. a place in Pal.:Hazeroth. prop, to pry into; by impl. to delve, to e niirfinSteri ân Ch&tsiy explore:dig, paw, search out, seek. 2699. ff^JiO. CbatserijTOl,feftais-a#-reem';plur. cbdwtb, chat-tsee' ham2659. ""IBf! cbapber, khaw-fare'; a prim, root masc. of 2691 yards; Chatserim, a men-oo-khoth' from 2677 ; and the plur. of 4496, with [perh. rath, the same as 2658 through the place in Pal. : Hazerim. the art. interposed; midst of the resting-places; idea of detection]; to blush; fig. to be ashamed, diskhats-ar2700. ITtSf'SQ Cbatsarmavetb, appointed; causat. to shame, reproach: be ashamed, Chatsi-ham-Menuchoth, an Isr.: half of the Manamaw'-veth; from 2691 and 4194; vilhe confounded, be brought to confusion (unto shame), hethites. 2680. nTO^?3 fJJ Ch&tsiy liam-Mnach. lage of death; Chatsarmaveth, a place in Arabia: come (be put to) shame, bring reproach. tiy, kltat-see' ham-men-akh- Hazarmaveth. Chepher, from 2658 or khay'-fer; 2660. "ISTI 2701. tlDID IStJ Cbatsar Cuwcah, khats-ar1 2659 a p it or shame; Chepher, a place in tee'; patron, from 2679; a Chatsi-ham-Menachtite or soo-scnu'; from 2691 and 5484; desc. of Chatsi-ham-Menuchoth:half of the ManaPal. ; also the name of three Isr.: Hepher. village of cavalry; Chatsar-Susah, a place in Pal.: hetbites. 2661. '"lbn chaphor, khaf-ore'; from 2658; a Hazar-susah. a collat. hole; only in connection with 6512, 2681. ^ÎJ ehatsiyr, khaw-tseer' ; form of 2691 a court or abode: court. 2702. d^DID "iSn Cbatsar <Juwclym, khatswhich ought rather to be joined as one word, thus ar soo-seem'; from 2691 and the "flB'ISO ehapharpSrah, khaf-ar-pay- 2682. T2tn ebatsiyr, khaw-tseer'; perh. orig. plur. of 5483; village of horses; Chatsar-Susim, a 1 the same as
;
and a Chaldaizing form of the f em. of 2319 [comp. 2695. 2323]; new Chatsor, a place in Pal.:Hazor, Hadattah
Cbetsrfiw,
khets^ro';
by an
orth.
'.
ham-M
>l
raw
rower, le. prob. a rat:
by redupl. from
\-
2658;
bur-
2681,
from the greenness

(collect.):grass,
mole.
khef-ree1 ; patron,
(collect.)
2662.
"^BH Chephriy,
2660;
from
of a court-yard; grass; also a hay, berb, leek.
Jeefc
place in Pal. : Hazar-susim.
2703. yiyj? *TSn
Cbatsar 'lynown,
khats-ar1
or desc. of 2683. "jSn chetsen, khay'-tsen; from an unused 5869; village of springs; Chatsar-Enon, a place in root mean, to hold firmly; the bosom (as Pal. :Hazar-enon. comprised between the arms):bosom. Chapharayim, khafaw-rah'-yim; 2663 khats<Lr> 2704. "j^J? ISt! Cbatsar '%nan, dual of 2660; double pit; Chaphara- 2684. ")5tn cbotsen, kho'-tsen; a collat. form of ay-nawn'; from 2691 and the same 2683, and mean, the same: arm, lap. jim, a place in Pal.:Haphraim. as 5881 ; village of springs; Chatsar-Enan, a place in 2685. t|SWl ch&tgaph (Chald.), khats-af; a prim. STnErtpn ch&pharperah. See 2661. Pal. : Hazar-enan. root; prop, to shear or cut close; fig. to 2705. 'bSITB 1SQ Cbatsar Sbfiw'al lhats-ar> 2664. toStJ ehapbas, khan-fas'; a prim, root; to be severe:hasty, be urgent. shoo-awl';trom.269iajid'!T76;vil' seek; causat. to conceal oneself (i.e. let 2686. yatj cbatsats, khaw-tsats'; a prim, root lage of (the) fox; Chatsar-Shual, a place in PaL:he sought), or mask: change, (make) diligent [comp. 2678]; prop, to chop into, pierce Hazar-shual. (search), disguise self, hide, search (for, out). or sever; hence to curtail, to distribute (into ranks); pn cb6q. See 2436. 2665. \l)pn chephes, khay'-fes; from 2664; someas denom. from 2671, to shoot an arrow:archer, thing covert, i.e. a trick:search. X bands, cut off in the midst. 2706. ph ch6q., khoke; from 2710; an enactment? 2666. IBBTt chapbash, khaw-fash' ; a prim, root; 2687. cbatsats, khaw-tsawts'; from 2687; hence an appointment (of time, space to spread loose, fig. to manumit:be prop, something cutting; hence gravel quantity, labor or usage): appointed, bound, com free. (as grit); also (like 2671) an arrow: arrow, gravel mandment, convenient, custom, decree (-d), due, law, 2667. tfbh Chdphesh, kho'-fesh; from 2666; (stone). measure, X necessary, ordinance (nary), portion, set something spread loosely, i.e. a car2688. ^lMT) "pSÔ Chatstsown Tamar, time, statute, task. pet.-precious. 2707. rtpn cbaqab, khaw-kaw'; a prim, root; co 7:hats-ets-one' taw-mawr*; or 2668. S"TC5Btl chuphshah, khoof-shau/; from T3F1 "JlEltn Chats&tson Tamar, khatscarve; by impl. to delineate; also to in* 2666; liberty (from slavery): freeats-one' taw-mawr'; from 2686 trench:carved work, portrayed, set a print.
a Chephrite
ay -none'; from 2691 and a der. of
Chepher:Hepherites.
B^Sn
ysn
dom.
2669. rilZJDri
rPVCBtl
1004,
cbepbsfenwth,
and
chophshiyth,
2666; prostration
8558; division [i.e. perh. row] of (the) palm-tree; 2708. SlJSn cbnqqab, khook-kaw'; fem. of 2706, Chatsetson-tamar, a place in Pal.:Hazezon-taand mean, substantially the same:apmar. pointed, custom, manner, ordinance, site, statute. khof-sheeth' ; from 2689. iTlIfiStJ fflbatsdtsâb, khats-o-tser-aw'; 2709. NBIpt! Cbaqfrtrpba', khah-oo-faw'; from
and
khof-shooth';
by
sickness (with
by
redupl.
from
2690;
a trumpet
(-er).
a hospital):several.
(from its sundered or quavering note)!trumpet
an unused root prob. mean, to bend; crooked; Chakupha, oneof theNethinim: Hakupha,

^Nln
Khawfaz
Kharsooth
43
3710. p?H ehaqaq, khaw-kak'; a prim, root; 2734. ST"in cbaMlb, khaw-raW; a prim, root and the plur. of 3133; excrements of doves for pern. prop, to hack, i.e. engrave (Judg. 6 : 14, [comp. 2787]; to glow or grow warm; rather the plur. of a single word cbar&y6wn, khar-aw-yone!'; of to be a seribe simply); by impl. to enact (laws being fig. (usually) to blaze up, of anger, zeal, jealousy: be similar or uncert deriv.], prob. a cut in stone or metal tablets in primitive times) or angry, burn, be displeased, x earnestly, fret self, (gen.) prescribe:appoint, decree, governor, grave, grieve, be (wax) hot, be incensed, kindle, X very, be kind of vegetable:doves' dung. lawgiver, note, pourtray, print, set. wroth. See 8474. 2756. iy?B Cbaiiypb, khawreef; from 8778; 2711. pptl
ch^qeq,
actment,
khay'-kek; from 2710; an en-
2735. 1|"!Sft 1ft
a resolution:decree, thought.
;
2712.
ppH Chuqqoq, khook-koke' or(fully) ppTI Cbuwqoq, khoo-koke'; from

IpH ehaqar,
khore hag-ghid-gawd' ; from 2356 and a collat. (masc.) form of 1412, with the art. interposed; hole of the cleft! Chor-hag-didgad, a place in the De'
sert: Hor-hagidgad.
Cbdr bag-Gidgad,
autumnal; Chariph, the name of two

Isr.:Eariph.
2757.
'pin cbartyts,
khaw-reeW; or
8710;
appointed; Chukkdk place in Pal.: Hukkok, Eukok.

2713.
or Chukok, a
2736.
hajah,
STSlin Charbayab, khar-hah-yaw' ; from

2734 and 3050; fearing Jah; Charan Isr.:Harhaiah.
khaw-kar'; a prim, root; prop, to penetrate; hence to examine intimately:find out, (make) search (out), seek (out),
cbarlts, khaw-reets 1 ; from 2782; prop, incisure or (pass.) incised [comp. 2742]; hence a threshing-sledge (with sharp teeth): also a slice (as cut): r- cheese, harrow.
Vin
cbariysh, khaw-reesh'; from 2790; charawz, khaw-rooz'; from an un- 2758. tP^Q ploughing or its season:earing (time), used root mean, to perforate; prop. sound, try. ground. pierced, i.e. a bead of pearl, gems or jewels (as from 2714. 1j?n cheqer, khay'-ker; from 2713; exam2759. Iliîn cbariysbiy, khar-ee-shee'; strung): chain. ination, enumeration, deliberation: 2790 in the sense of silence; quiet, i.e. cbarftwl, khaw-rool'; or (short.) 2738. finding out, number, [un-] search (-able, -ed out, -ing). sultry (as noun fem. the sirocco or hot east wind): 5'in cbarnl, khaw-rool'; appar. pass. part, vehement. 2715. In cbor, khore; or (fully) of an unused root prob. mean, to be 2760. "Hin charak, khawrak'; a prim, root; to litt cb6ws% khore; from 2787; prop, white prickly; prop, pointed, i.e. a bramble or other thorny braid (i.e. to entangle or snare) or catch or pure (from the cleansing or shining weed: nettle. (game) in a net:roast. power of fire [comp. 2751]); hence (fig.) noble (in p-lh cbdrdwn. See 1032, 2772. 2761. Tjin ebarak (Chald.), khar-akf; a root rank): noble. prob. allied to the equiv. of 2787; to 2739. tlMlin cbaruwmaph, khar-oo-maf cbur. See 2362.
2737. Mltl
Win
'
It!
from pass. part, of 2763 and 639; snub- scorch:singe. 2716. Nin ehere',kheh'-reh; from an unused (and nosed; Oharumaph, an Isr.: Harumaph. 2762. "Hin cberek, kheh'-rek; from 2760; prop. vulg.) root prob. mean, to evacuate the bowels; a net, i.e. (by anal.) lattice:lattice. 2740. "pin cbarown, kham-rone 1 ; or (short.) excrement: dung. Also i*ijn cb&riy, khar-ee'. Vin Cbaxftl. See 2738. yin cliai-on. khaw-rone'; from 2734; a khavA-ab'; cbarab, or 2717. 5in burning of anger: sore displeasure, 2763. O'nn cbaram, khaw-ram'; a prim, root; to Sit! cbar&b, khaw-rabe'; a prim, root; to fierce (-ness), fury, (fierce) wrath (-fill). seclude; spec, (by a ban) to devote to parch (through drought), i.e. (by anal.) 2741. ''BllfJ Cbardwpbiy, khar-oo-fee'; a pa- relig. uses(espec. destruction); phys. and reflex, to be to desolate, destroy, Mi.decay, (be) desolate, detrial from (prob.) a collat. form of blunt as to the nose:make accursed, consecrate, stroy (-er), (be) dry (up), slay, X surely, (lay, lie, 2756; a Oharuphite or inhab. of Charuph (or Cha(utterly) destroy, devote, forfeit, have a flat nose. make) waste. riph) :Harupbite. utterly (slay, make away). 1 2718. iltl cbarab (Chald.), khar-ab ; a root cor- 2742. yiin cbariiwts, khaw-roots'; or cbSrem, khay'-rem; or (Zech. 14 11)
demolish:destroy. 2719. Sin ehereb,kheh'-reb; tromZni; drought; aLjo a cutting instrument (from its destructive effect), as a knife, sword, or other sharp implement: axe, dagger, knife, mattock, sword, tool. cbareb, khaw-rabe'; from 2717; 2720. Sin T parched or ruined.-desolate, dry,
resp. to 2717; to
2734.
Qln
khaw-roots'; pass. part, of 2782; prop, incised or (act.) incisive; hence (as noun masc. or fem.) a trench (as dug), gold (as mined), a threshing-sledge (having sharp teeth); (fig.) determination; also eager: decision, diligent, (fine) gold, pointed things, sharp, threshing instru-
V'ltl
cbardts,
B'nn
cberem,
(as shutting in)
kheh'-rem; from 2768; phys. a net (either lit or fig.);
usually a doomed object; abstr. extermination:(ac-) curse (-d, -d thing), dedicated thing, things which should have been utterly destroyed, (appointed to)
utter destruction, devoted (thing), net.
ment, wall. 2721.
Sin cbdreb, kho'-reb;

2719;
collat.
form
of
2743.
Haruz.
2744.
yiin Cbaruwta,
2765.
the
Din Cb5rm,
Charim,
khor-ame'; from 3768; de-
drought or desolation:
desolation,
2717;
khaw-roots'; as 2742; earnest; Charuts,
same
voted; Ohorem, a place in
PaL:Horem.
an Isr.: 2766. fi^n
drought, dry, heat,
utterly, waste.
2722.
itic
3in Cboreb,
kho-rabe';
from
deso-
*vmiO Charchftwr,
khar-khoor';
a fuller
late; Choreb, a (gen.)
name for the Sina-
mountains:Horeb.
form of 2746; inflammation; Charchur, one of the Nethinim: Harhur.
2723. !"Bln
cborbab,
khar-haitf; fem. of 2721;
2745.
DrHn Cbarchac,
prop, drought, i.e. (by impL) a desolaan Isr. :Harhas. Pal.:Hermon. tion:decayed place, desolate (place, -Hon), destruc2746. inin charchur, khar-khoor': from 2787; ftfter-motion, (laid) waste (place). 2769. fi'în'in Cbermowiuym, fever (as hot):extreme burning. neem'; plur. of 2768; Hermans, i.e. 2724. naln cbaxabab, khaw-raw-baw '; fem. cberet, kheh'-ret; from a prim, root its peaks:the Hermonites. of 2720; a desert:dry (ground, land). 2747. Ultl mean, to engrave; a chisel or graver; 2770. 12Win cbermesb, kher-mashe'; from 8788; 2725. "yiSin cbarabdwn, khar-aw-bone' ; from also a style for writing:graving tool, pen. a sickle (as cutting): sickle. 2717; parching heat:drought.
1
Hormah. khar-khas 1 ; from the from 2768. TlMin Cbermfiwn, fcfter-mone'; : same as 2775; pern, shining; Charchas, ' 2763; abrupt; Chermon, a mount of
khaw-reem'; from 2763; snub-nosed; Charim, an Isr.: Harlm. 2767. IrWin Cbormab, khor-maw'; from 2768; devoted; Chormah, a place in PaL:
2726.
Wtoin CbarbownS,', khar-bo-nawf ; or Wtein Chorbfiimnab, khar-bo-rumf; of

cbarag, khaw-rag'; prop, to leap suddenly,
a
j.e.
U"nn cbarif.
See 2754.
2771.
yip Cbaran, kaw-rawn';
from
2787;
Pers. or.; Charbona or Charbonah, a eunuch of Xerxes:Harbona, Harbonah.
parched; Charan, the khar-tome'; from the same as 2747 ; a horoscopist (as drawing and also of a place: Haran. yin cbarfin. See 2740. magical lines or circles):magician.
2748. fibltt
charfom,
name Of a man
2727. 31tt
prim, root; (by impl.) to
2749. Dbltl
cbarfom
(Chald.), khar-tome';
the
6e dismayed:be afraid. 2728. bait! ehargfil, khar-gole'; from 2727; the leaping insect, i.e. a locust:beetle. 2729. Iin cbarad, khaw-rad'; a prim, root; to shudder with terror; hence to fear; also to hasten (with anxiety):be (make) afraid, be careful, discomfit, fray (away), quake, tremble. 2730. *1in cbarSd, khaw-rade'; from 2729; fearful; also reverential: afraid, trembling.
same as 2748:magician. 2750. ""in cbSriy, khor-ee'; from 2734; a burning (i.e. intense) anger:fierce, X great, heat. "'"in chariy. See 2716. 2751. s in cboriy, kho-ree'; from the same as 2353; white bread:white. 2752. Cboriy, kho-ree'; from 2356; cavedweller or troglodyte; a Chorite or aboriginal Idumasan: Horims, Horites.
2772. "'jhh Cb&rfiniy, fcfto-ro-nee'; patrial from 2773; a Choronite or inhab. of Choro-
naim: 2773.
Horonite.
tpiln Cbftrfinaylm,
^h
kho-ro-nah'-yim; dual of a deriv. from 2356; double cave-town; Choronajim, a place in Moab: Horonaim. of 2774. 1B3in Oharnepber, khar-neh'-fer; ' uncert. der.; Charnepher, an Isr.;
Hamepher.
2775.
Din
*
cbere?,
enclitic)
kheh'-res; or (with
directive
2753. "*}h Cb6riy, kho-ree'; or
2731. !"Hin
eb&radab,
khar-aw-daw>; fem. of
2730; fear, anxiety:
care, X exceed1
în Cbdwrty,
Chori, the
kho-ree'; the
same as 2752;
name of two men: Hon.

khaw-reef; or
ingly, fear, quaking, trembling.
2732.
FHin Cbar&dab, khar-aw-daw ; the same

as 2731; Charadah, a place in the De-
2754.
cbariyt, tTin T
khar'-saw; from an unused root mean, to scrape; the itch; also [perh. from the mediating idea of 87771 the
HDItl cbarc&b,
sert:Haradah.
sun:itch, sun. t3in cbarlt, khaw-reet'; from the same as 2776. Din Clierec, '"
2747; prop, cut
kheh'-res; the
out (or hoUow), Le. (by

Tehar-ay'-
shining; Chares,
same as S775; a mount in Pal:

Khar-sooth?;
2733. *n'"in
"*
Cbarddiy,
a
khar-o-dee'; patrial
from
impl.)
a pocket:bag, crisping pin.
Heres.
deriv. of 2729
[comp. 5878]; a Char- 2755.
d , 5i"'"' 'nn charey-yowniym,

1
2777.
niDin cbarcAwtb,
odite, or tnhab. of
Charod:Harodite.
yo-neem'; from the plur. of 2716
2775 (appar. in the sense of
from red tHe
44
Khawraf
HEBKEW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY.

2800. ntt$*in
used for scraping); a potsherd, i.e. (by impl.) a pottery; the name of a gate at Jerus.:east.
Ch&rosheth,
same as
2799; Charosheth,
the khar-o'sheth; a place in
back, keep (back), punish, refrain, reserve, spare, withhold.
3778.
khaw-raf; a prim, root; to (by impl.) to expose (as by stripping); spec, to betroth (as if a surrender); fig. to carp at, i.e. defame; denom. (from 2779) to spend the winter: betroth, blaspheme, defy, jeopard, rail, reproach, upbraid.
pull
off, i.e.
IpO eharaph,
Pal.:Harosheth.
2821.
prim, root;
2801. rtntl 2802. ZTin
charath, khawrath'; a
to engrave:graven.
prim, root,to be dark (as withholding light); transit, to darken:be black, be (make) dark, darken, cause darkness, be dim, hide.
'iJlBH
chashak, khawshak'; a
Cberetb, kheh'-reth; from 2801 [but equiv. to 2793] ; forest; Chereth, a thicket in Pal.: Hereth.
2822. TfUJn
2779.
kho'-ref; from 2778; prop. 2803. iffin cbasbab, khaw-shab'; a prim, root; the crop gathered, i.e. (by impl.) the prop, to plait or interpenetrate, i.e. (lit.) autumn (and winter) season; fig. ripeness of age: 2823. 'Tjian chashak, khaw-shoke'; from 2821; to weave or (gen.) to fabricate; fig. to plot or concold, winter ([-house]), youth. dark (fig. i.e. obscure): mean. trive (usually in a malicious sense); hence (from the from 2778; mental effort) to think, regard, value, compute: 2824. iTOUin cheshfeak, khesh-kaw'; from 2B21; 2780. Vpn Chareph, khaw-rafe'; darkness: dark. reproach/til; Chareph, an Isr.: (make) account (of), conceive, consider, count, 1 Hareph. cunning (man, work, workman), devise, esteem, 2825. tlD'iJn ehashfekah, khash-ay-kaw ; or from 2778; find out, forecast, hold, imagine, impute, invent, be 2781. flS'in cherpah, kher-paw'; tlS^lfln ch&shekah, khash-ay-kaw' contumely, disgrace, the pudenda: like, mean, purpose, reckon (-ing be made), regard, from 2821; darkness; fig. misery:
S^n choreph,
choshek, kho-shek'; from 2821; the dark; hence (lit.) darkness; fig. misery, destruction, death, ignorance, sorrow, wickedness: dark (-ness), night, obscurity.
rebuke, reproach
(-fully),
shame.
think.
darkness.
khash-ab'; corresp. to 2803; to regard:repute.
khaw-rats'; a prim root; prop, to point sharply, i.e. (lit.) to wound; fig. to be alert, to decide:bestir self, decide, decree, determine, maim, move.
2782.
Y^V
cbarats,
2804. SUJri
cbasbab (Chald.),
2826. PtfJF
to
chasbal, khaw-shal'; a prim, root; make (intrans. be) unsteady, ie.

(Chald.), khashMd'; a root corresp. to 2826; to weaken, to. crush:
2805.
SttJtl
chesheb,
belt or
2783. y"2t!
ch&rats
khay'-sheb; from 2803; a strap (as being interlaced):
weak:feebie.
2827.
bl2Jt]
chasbal
(Chald.), khar-ats';
from a curious
girdle.
root corresp. to 2782 in the sense of

vigor; the loin (as the seat of strength):loin.
2806. i-CiattJri
'
'
Chashbaddanah,
daW^naw; from
2803
khash-bad-
subdue.
and
1777;
2828.
DISH
Chashnm,
same
Isr.:
V'ntJ charftts." See 2742.
2784. FiaSflft
band.
chartsubbah,
khar-tsoob-baw'
considerate judge; Chasbaddanah, an Isr.: badana.
Hasname
tauin
as 2831; enriched;
khaw-shoom'; from the Chashnm, the

See 2367.
of two or three
Hashum.
See
2366.
of uncert. der. ; a fetter; fig. apain:
2807. !"DU5n
Chashubah,
2803;
khash-oo-baW ; from estimation; Chashubah, an
WT\ Chnsham.
Chushim.
from 2829. "pMtJn Cheshmown, khesJwnone'} the 2808. pailjn cheshbown, khesh-bone'; same as 2831; opulent; Cheshmon, a 2785. fS'j'O chartsan, khar-tsan'; from 2782; a 2803; prop, contrivance; by impl. insour grape (as sharp in taste):ker- telligenceaccount, device, reason. place in Pal. : Heshmon. nel the 2830. baipn chashmal, khash-mal'; of uncert. 2809. liSlSn Cheshbown, khesh-bone'; der.; prob. bronze or polished spec2786. U*lfi charaq, khaw-rak ; a prim, root; to same as 2808; Cheshbon, a place E. grate the teeth:gnash. trum metal:amber. of the Jordan:Heshbon. 2787. Tin charar, khaw-rar'; a prim, root; to 2810. TttlBn chishshahown, khish-shaw- 2831. ^2U;n chashman, khashman' ; from an unused root (prob. mean, firm or glow, i.e. lit. (to melt, burn, dry up) or bone'; from 2803; a contrivance, i.e. fig. (to show or incite passion: be angry, burn, dry, actual (a warlike machine) or mental (a machina- capacious in resources) appar. wealthy: princes.
1
Y~<n charits. See 2757.
Isr.: Hashubah.
kindle.
tion): engine, invention.
2832.
ftMUJn Cbashmdnab,
fern, of 2831
;
2788. I'ltJ cbarer, khaw-rare'; from 2787; arid: 2811. 7"PSll5n Cbasbabyab, khash-ab-yaw' ; or parched place. khash-abliTaiDtl Chashabyahnw, 2789. \tfiri cheres, kheh'-res; a collat. form " yaw'-hoo; from 2803 and 3050; Jah mediating between 2775 and 2791 a piece has regarded; Chashabjah, the name of nine Isr. : of pottery:earth (-en), (pot-) sherd, stone. 2790. Vi'yi cbarasb, khaw-rash'; a prim, root; Hashabiah. khash-ab-naw' to scratch, i.e. (by impl.) to engrave, 2812. ilSillJn Cb&sbabnah, fern, of 2808; inventiveness; Chashplough; hence (from the use of tools) to fabricate (of any material); fig. to deutse (in a bad sense); hence nah, an Isr.: Hashabnah.
;
fertile;
khash^mo-naW; Chasmonah, a
place in the Desert: Hashmonah.
2833. "\lin
cbosben,
kho'-shen;
from an unused
root prob. mean, to contain or sparkle; pern, apoc&et (as holding the Urim and Thummim), or rich (as containing gems), used only of the gorget of the highpriest: breastplate.
2834.
Sliart
chasaph, khaw-saf; a
to strip
off, i.e.
prim, root;
gen. to
(from the idea of secrecy) to be silent, to let alone; hence (by impl.) to be deaf (as an accompaniment of dumbness): X altogether, cease, conceal, be deaf, devise, ear, graven, imagine, leave off speaking, hold peace, plow (-er, -man), be quiet, rest, practise secretly, keep silence, be silent, speak not a word, be
2813. n;?ai230
Chashabn
1/cm)' ;
e yah,
from
2808
and
of Jah; Chashabnejah, the name Hashabniah. 2835. Slfen chasipb, khaw-seef; from 2834; 2814. train cbasbab, khaw-shaw'; a prim, root; prop, drawn off, i.e. separated; hence a to hush or keep quiet:hold peace, keep small company (as divided from the rest):little Brill, hold tongue, worker. silence, be silent, (be) still. flock. 2791. IB^n cheresh, kheh'-resh; from 2790; 2815. SIIBri Chashsbuwb, khash-shoob'; from 2836. pl2Jn cbashaq, khaw-shak'; a prim, root; magical craft; also silence:cunning, 2803; intelligent; Chashshub, the name to cling, i.e. join, (fig.) to love, delight in of two or three Isr.:Hashub, Hasshub. ellipt. (or by interch. for 2820) to deliver:have a de2792. U)"in Cheresh, kheh'-resh; the same as 2816. îllin chashowb (Chald.), khash-oke'; light, (have a) desire, fillet, long, set (in) love. 2791: Cheresh, a Levite:Heresh. from a root corresp. to 2821; the 2837. pllin cbesbeq, khay'-shek; from 2836; de-
khash-ab-neh3050; thought of two Isr.:
exertion or in disgrace), to (a liquid) :make bare, clean, discover, uncover.
make naked (for drain away or bail up

draw out, take,
2793. IB !!! cbdresh, kho'-resh; from 2790; a dark:darkness. forest (pern, as furnishing the material 2817. NSlfan CbasAwpha', khas-oo-faw'; or for fabric):bough, forest, shroud, wood.
1
light:
desire, pleasure.
2838. pllJn
2794. 12)Hn cbdresh, kho-rashe';

2790;
tificer.
act.
part,
of
KBWn
Cbasnpba.',
2834;
khas-oo-faw';
from
cbasbuq, khaw-shook'; or p1U3n chashikwq, khaw-shook'; pass. part.
a fabricator or mechanic: ar-
nakedness; Chasupha, one of the
Nethmim:Hashupba, Hasupha.
of 2836; attached, i.e. a fence- rail or rod connecting the posts or pillars:fillet.
pWn chashuwq. See 2838. 2795. UJ'in cheresh, khay-rashe'; from 2790; deaf (whether lit. or spir.):deaf. 2818. fitfjtt cbfisbacb (Chald.), kliash-akh'; a collat. root to one corresp. to 2363 in the 2796. tti'l'n charash, khaw-rawsh'; from 2790; a fabricator of any material:artificer, sense of readiness; to be necessary (from the idea of (+-) carpenter, craftsman, engraver, maker, +mason, convenience) or (transit.) to need:careful, have need skilful, (+) smith, worker, workman, such as of. wrought. khash-khooth'; 2819. rmrwSrj chashchfrirth, from a root corresp. to 2818; neces2797. NlfhO Charsba', khar-shaw'; from 2792; magician; Charsha, one of the Nethi- sity:-be needful. Dim:Earsha. Indian chasheyk&h. See 2825, 2798. fi'Tp-jn Charashiym, khar-aw-sheem'; d^tin Chushiym. See 2366.
2839.
necting the
khish-shook' ; from 2836; a wheel-spoke or rod conhub with the rim:felloe. 2840. "llSn chislishur, khish-shoor' ; from an unused root mean, to bind together; combined, i.e. the nave or hub of a wheel (as holding
pCn chlshshuq,
conjoined,
i.e.
the spokes together):spoke.
2841. rTlTIJn
gathering,
i.e.
cbashrab, khash-rawf; from the same as 2840; prop, a combination or of watery clouds:dark.
NBU30 Chasapha.'. See 2817.
2842. UJlgn chashash, khaw-shdsli'; by vur. for p?.ur. of 2796; mechanics, the name 7179; dry grass:chaff. of a valley In Jerus. : Charashim, craftsmen. 2820. 'Stort cbasak kliawsak'; a prim root; to restrain or (reflex.) refrain; by impl. to 2843. ^rilBtl Chusbatbty, khoo-shaw-thee' ; pa2799. rnjhtl charfishetb, khar-o'sheth; from tron, from 2364; a Chushathite or deso, 2790; mechanical work,-carving, cut- refuse, spare, preserve; also (by interch. with 2821) to ting. observe:assuage, X darken, forbear, hinder, hold of Chusbah: Hushathite.

2844. nt!
khath; from 3865; concr. 2873. tabach, taw-bakh'; a prim, root; to crushed; also afraid; abstr. terror. slaughter (animals or men): Mil, (make) slaughter, slay. broken, dismayed, dread, fear. 2845. tin Cheth, khayth; from 2865; terror; 2874. nap tebaeh, teh'-bakh; from 2873; prop. Cheth, an aboriginal Canaanite: Heth. something slaughtered; hence a beast
Khawrai Tclaw
pleasure,
45
ready,
chath,
nap
4- pleaseth,
precious, prosperity,
sweet, wealth, welfare, (be) well ([-favoured]).
2897.
Tob.
aia Tdwb,
tobe; the same as 2896; good: Tob, a region appar. E. of the Jordan:
2848. Jinn T T
chathah, khaw-thaw ; a
1
prim, root;
to lay hold of; espec. to pick
up
fire:
(or meat, as butchered); abstr. butchery (or concr. a place of slaughter): X beast, slaughter, X slay,
2898. a<ia tu-wrb, foob; from
2895;
good
(as
heap, take (away). 2847. Finn ehittah,Miit-fa>'; from 2865; fear:

terror.
sore.
noun), in the widest sense, espec. goodness (superl. concr. the best), beauty, gladness, welgladness,
2875.
naU Tebaeh,
teh'-bakh; the
same as 2874; fare:fair,

well with.
good
(-ness, thing, -s), joy,
go
massacre; Tebaeh, the name of a Mesofrom 2853; potamian and of an Isr.: Tebah. 2848. bint! chittuwl, khit-tool'; from 2873; swathed, i.e. a bandage;roller. 2876. nay tabbaeh, tab-bawkh'; prop, a butcher; hence a lifeguardsman 2849. nnnn chathchath, khath-khath'; from ! usually (as (because acting as executioner) also a cook 2844; terror: tear. the animal for food): cook, guard. 2850. Tin Chlttiy, khit-tee'; patron, from 2845; slaughtering a Chittite, or desc. of Cheth:Hittite, 2877. nap tabbaeh (Chald.), tab-bawkh'; the same as 2876; a lifeguardsman: Hittites. chlttiyth, khit-teeth'; from 2865 guard. 2851.
"
"
2899. IfPSiN
2896
aia
T6wb
tobe
Adoniyahaw,
from
ctdo-nee-yah'-hoo;
pleasing (to) Adonijah; Tob-Adonijah, an Isr. :Tob-adonijah.

138;
and
2900.
nâia Tdwbiyah,
IfPaia
to-bee-yaw'; or
Towbivahnw,
from 2896 and
nWJ
'
fear:terror.
prop, to cut
off, i.e. (fig.)
2878.
to decree:
nrptO tibcliah,
tib-khatf;
fern,
of 2874
Jehovah; Tobijah, the name Samaritan: Tobiah, Tobijah.

spin:
to-bee-yaw1 -hoo; goodness of of three Isr. and of one

3050;
2852. linn cb.atb.ab:, khaw-thak'; a prim, root

determine.
and mean, the same:flesh, slaugh- 2901. fna tavah, taw-vow1 ; a prim,
ter.
root;
to
spin.
too'-akh;
2879.
HTjap tabbachah, tab-baw-khaw

of 2876; a female cook:cook.
';
fern.
2902.
2853.
bnn
nia Jikwach,
a prim,
root; to
cb.atb.al, khaw-thal'; a prim, root; to
swathe: X at
2854. nfenn
dling band.
2853;
all,
swaddle.
1
ntpa Tlbehath,
;
tibkhath';
from
2878;
plaister,
smear, espec. with lime: smut.
daub, overlay.
1
chathullah,
Chethlon,
khath-ool-law
from
2881
.
slaughter;
Tibchath,
place
in
2903.
nOBia towphaphah,
a swathing cloth
kheth-lone';
(fig.): swad-
Syria: Tibhath.
to-faw-Jaw ; from an unused root mean, to go around
2855. "fbrin
Hethlon.
from
330 tabal,
taw-bal';
2853;
dip, plunge.
enswathed; Ohethlon, & place in Pal.:

2856.
2882. ISTJbaa
Tebaljah,
a prim, root; to dip: or bind; a fillet for the forehead: frontlet. 2904. bia tawl, tool; a prim, root; topitch over
teb-al-yaw'-hoo;
ebalyahmr,
or reel; hence
send out.
(transit.) to
cast
down
or
Dnn Chatham,
khaw-tham'; a prim, root;
from 2881 and 3050; Jah has dipped; out:carry away,
(utterly) cast (down, forth, out),
to close up; espec. to seal: end, mark, seal (up), stop.
make
an
an Isr.: Tebaliah.
prim,
root;
2857. fintt
Chatham
(Chald.), khath-am';
a root
2883. 3>aa taba, taw-bah'; a sink:drown, fasten,
to
settle, sink.
corresp. to 2856; to seal: seal.
2884. niS>SU
Tabba'dwth,
tab-baw-othe' ; plur.
toor," from an unused root mean, to range in a reg. manner; a row; hence a wall:row.
2905.
Iia tirwr, 11B t&wr

12310
2858.
L^
I
2885. naa tabba'ath, tab-bah'-ath; from 2883; 2907. a seal: signet. prop, a seal (as sunk into the wax), 28J59T inn Chatham, khaw-than'; a prim, root; i.e. signet (for sealing); hence (gen.) a ring of any to give (a daughter) away in marriage; kind:ring.
fern.
act. part, of 2856;
1
Bnh chdtham. See 2368. nainh chothemeth, kho-the-mefh;
of 2885; rings; Tabbaoth, one of the
2906.
(Chald.), toor; corresp. to 66B7;
Nethinim:Tabbaoth.
a rock or hill: mountain.

tfiws, toos; a prim, root; to pounce at
a bird of prey : haste.
mO
nnO
tâth
(Chald.), tev-awth';
from
root corresp. to 2901; hunger (as twist-
hence (gen.) to contract affinity by marriage:join 2886. 'p'H'ISC? Tabrimmown, tab-rim-mone' from 2895 and 7417; pleasing (to) \ in affinity, father in law, make marriages, mother in iaw, son in law. Simmon; Tabrimmon, a Syrian: Tabrimmon. 2860. *inn chathan, khaw-thawn'; from 2859; a 2887. nap Tebeth, tay'-beth; prob. of for. der.; relative by marriage (espec. through the tebeth, the tenth Heb. month:Tebride); fig. a circumcised child (as a species of beth. religious espousal): bridegroom, husband, son in 2888. natt Tabbath, tab-bath'; of uncert. der.; law. Tabbath, a place E. of the Jordan: khath-oon-naw 3861. FISnn chathnnnah, Tabbath. wedding: espousal. from 2858; a 2889. Tina takowr, taw-hore'; or Einn chathaph, khaw-thaf; a prim, root; 1 "inti tahfip, taw-hore ; from 2891; pure (in to clutch: take away. a phys., chem., cerem. or moral 2863. Jinn chetheph, kheh'-thef; from 2862; sense):clean, fair, pure (-ness). ' rapine; fig. robbery:prey.
ing):fasting.
2909.
shot.
taehah, taw-Maw ; a prim, root;

1
to
stretch
a bow, as an archer: [bow-]

too-khaw';
2910. !"inO
tuwehah,
from
2909 (or
2902) in the sense of overlaying; (in the
plur. only) the kidneys (as being covered);
hence
(fig.)
the inmost thought: inward parts.
2911. JinO
grind.
fchown,
hand
mill;
tekh-one';
hence
from 2912; a a millstone:to
2912. "jnO
prop,
2864. "inn
e chathar, khaw-thar1 ; a prim, root; 2890. littp h6wr, teh-hore'; purity:pureness. to force a passage, as by burglary; fig.
from
taw-khan'; a prim, root; to grind meal; hence to be a concubine (that being their employment):grind (-er).
tachan,
2891;
2913. Jtjna
grinding.
fachanah,
a hand
takh-an-aw1 ; from 2912;

(fig.)
with oars:dig (through), row. prim. 2865. nnn chathath, khaw-thath'; a root; prop, to prostrate; hence to break down, either (fit.) by violence, or (fig.) by confusion and fear:abolich, affright, be (make) afraid, amaze, beat down, discourage, (cause to) dismay, go down,
scare, terrify.
2891.
'"iS'IO
tahfer, taw-hare'; a prim, root; prop.
mill; hence
chewing:
to be bright; i.e. (by impl.) to be pure (phys. sound, clear, unadulterated; Levit. uncontaminated; mor. innocent or holy):be (make, make
sen",
pronounce) clean, cleanse
(self),
purge, purify
bright-
e t chdr, tekh-ore'; from an unused root mean, to burn; a boil or ulcer (from the inflammation), espec. a tumor in the anus or
2914.
ina
(-ier, self).
pudenda
lit.
(the piles):
emerod.
tee'-akh;
2866. nnt!
chathath.
dismay:
khath-ath';
from
2865;
2892. hflb fohar, to'-har; from 2891; ness; ceremon. purification:

glory, purifying.
2915.
nÔ fiyach,
2902;
from
(the equiv. of)
clearness,
casting down.
khath-ath'; the
2867.
Pnn Chathath,
"'
same as 2893. iTjTJO fohorah,
2866; Chathath,
an Isr.:Hathath.
toh-or-aw'; fem. of 2892; cerem. purification; moral purity:

too;
mortar or plaster.- daubing. 2916. OÔ fiyt, feet; from an unused root mean, appar. to be sticky [rath. perh. a denom. from 2894, through the idea of dirt to be swept away]
is
cleansed, cleansing, purification (-fying).
mud or clay; fig.

2917.
2918.
calamity:
(Chald.),
clay, dirt, mire.

teen; perh.
2916;
b
2868.
2869.
2894.
N10 tuw,
Sia (owb,
prim,
root;
to
sweep
yp
tiyn
for
by
interch.
aNU
e t 'e1> (Chald.), teh-abe'; to rejoice:be glad.

(Chald.),
away: sweep.
a prim,
root;
a word corresp. to
clay:miry.
2895.
tawb; from 2868; the same sense: be (do) better, cheer, be (do, seem) good, (make) goodly, X please, (be, do, go, play) well. 1 taw-beh-ale 2895 and from tabel, 2870. b&jaa ; 2896. aia towb, tobe; from 2895; good (as an 410; pleasing (to) Ood; Tabeel, the adj.) in the widest sense; used likewise Persian: Tabeal, Tabeel. and of Syrian a name of a as a noun, both in the masc. and the fern., the sing, 2871. biaO fabirwl, taw-booV; pass. part, of and the plur. (good, a good or good thing, a good 2881 prop, dyed, i.e. a turban (prob. as man or woman; the good, goods or good things, good of colored stuff):dyed attire. men or women), also as an adv. (well):beautiful, 2872. ""IISO tabbftwr, tab-boor'; from an un- best, better, bountiful, cheerful, at ease, X fair used root mean, to pile up; prop. (word), (be in) favour, fine, glad, good (deed, -lier, accumulated; ie. (by impl.) a summit.'middle, liest, -ly, -ness, -s), graciously, joyful, kindly, kindness, liketh (best), loving, merry, x most, pleasant, midst
as 2896; good: fine, good.
;
ap fab
a prim, root, to be (trans. do or make) good (or well) in the widest

tobe;
iTTO fiyrah,
to) 2905;
tee-raw'; fem. of (an equiv.
hamlet:(goodly) castle, habitation,
a wall; hence a fortress or a

palace, row.
(as
2919. 2920. 2921.
bp ba
tal, tal; from 2926; vegetation):dew.
dew
covering
fal
dew.
(Chald.), tal;
the
same as 2919:-
taw-law1 ; a prim, root; prop, to cover with pieces; i.e. (by impl.) to spot or variegate (as tapestry):clouted, with divers
tala,',
colours, spotted.
N5p
2922.
gbp
fla',
(orig.)
tel-aw'; appar. from 2921 in the sense of covering (for protection);
a lamb [comp. 2924];lamb.
46
2923.
Telaweem Yehhovaw tsidkaynoo
from the 2950. beta taphal, taw-fal'; a prim, root; prop. ches; also the Tigris, as the main river of Assyria! to stick on as a patch; fig. to impute brook, flood, river, stream. a place to Pal.:Telaim. falsely:forge (-r), sew up. 2976. 1I3NJ ya'asb, yaw-ash'; a prim, root; to desist, i.e. (fig.) to despond: (cause to) de 2924. tlba tiileli. taw-Uh'; by var. for 2922; a 2951. "lOSt? tipbear, tif-sar'; of for. der.; a milspair, one that is desperate, be no hope. itary governor .captain. lamb: lamb. tjSD fapbapb, taw-faf; a prim, root; ap- 2977. FPU}^ Yd'sbiyab, yo-shee-yaw' ; or 2925. fhti?tl talfelah, taUtay-law 1 ; from 2904; par. to trip (with short steps) coquettel-aw-eem';
plur. of 3922; lambs; Telaim,
Q'Wbp
TelaSym,
overthrow or rejection.-captivity. 2926. 5313 talal, taw-lal'; a prim, root; prop, to
li^P'OSi'1
Tfo'sbiyabuw,
yo-she-yaw'-
: mince.
strew over, i.e. (by impl.) to cover to or plate (with beams): cover.
1SU (pbar
6856;
(Chald.), tef-ar';
from a root
hoo; from the same root as 803 and 3050; founded of Jah; Joshijah, the name of two
Isr.:Josiah.
2927.
bbu
corresp. to 6852, and mean, the same as finger-nail; also a hoof or claw: nail.
tlal (Cbald.), tel-al'; corresp. to 2926; to cover with shade:have a shadow.

teh'-lem;
2978. "pHiO"
2928.
from an unused root mean, to breakup or treat violently; 2955. oppression; Telem, the name of a place to Idumssa, also of a temple doorkeeper:Telem.
2929'.
the Tel em,
2954. 1Z9SU tiiphash, taw-fash'; a prim, root; prop, appar. to be thick; flg. to be stupid:be fat.
y e 'lth6wBi, yeh-ee-thone 1 ; from 857; an entry: entrance. y e atberay,!/efc-au;-tfter-aft'ee;from

;
2979.
>,1
nnN']
Tiby
Talmown,
same as
2728;
from the oppressive; Talmon, a

tal-mone';
temple doorkeeper:
Talmon.
2930. NME3 fame', taw-may'; a prim, root; to be foul, espec. to a cerem. or mor. sense {contaminated):defile (self), pollute (self), be (make, make self, pronounce) unclean, x utterly. 2931. N53D f am', taw-may'; from 2930; foul in a relig. sense:defiled, infamous, pol-
the same as 871 stepping; Jeatherai, :Jeaterai. a dropping (of ointment); Taphath, an 2980. aaj yafoah, yaw-bob; a prim, root; to Israelitess:Taphath. bawl: cry out. 2956. Tlti farad, fato-rad'; a prim, root; to drive 2981. bid? y e buwl, yeb-ool'; from 2986; produce, on; flg. to follow close: continual. i.e. a crop or (fig.) wealth:fruit, in2957. "fld texa.A (Chald.), ier-ad'; corresp. to crease. 2956 to expel:drive. ebawc, yeb-oos'; from 947; trodden, 2982. Ota?
HSU T&pbaXh,
taw-fath'; prob. from 5197;
an
Isr.
2958. 'D'ftO terowm, ter-ome'; avar. of 2962; not i.e. threshing-p'ace; Jebus, the aborigiyet: before. nal name of Jerus. Jebus. WJd faracb, taw-rdkh': a prim, root; to 2983. "'Old? Yebuweij, yeb-oo-see'; patrial from overburden: weary. 2982; a Jebusite or inhab. of Jebus:
:
'.
luted
(-tion),
unclean.
2932. !"lNpa fiua'ah, toom-aw/; from 3930; relig. impurity: fllthiness, unclean (-ness).
2933. !"TOD
defiled,
t si
ma h. taw-maw';
vile.
2930; to be
a collat. form of ping; hence fresh impure to a relig. sense: be putrefying.

2962. d'nD
VHo, tdracb, to'-rakh; from 2959; a bur- Jebusite (-s). den:cumbrance, trouble. 2984. '"Hia? Ylbcbar, yib-khar'; from 977; choice; 2961. '''lU tarty, taw-ree'; from an unused root Jibchar, an Isr, :Ibhar. appar. mean, to be moist; prop, drip- 2985. "pa J Yabiyn, yaw-bene'; from 995; intel(i.e.
recently
made such):new,
anitish
ligent;
Jabin, the
name
of
two Cana
kings:Jabin.
be reputed
])22
2934.
ily,
faman,
taw-man'; a prim, root; to hide (by cohering over):hide, lay priv-
teh'-rem; from an unused root appar. mean, to interrupt or suspend; prop, non-occurrence; used adv. not yet or before:
before, ere, not yet.
terem,
Vi^l Yabeysb.
2986.
See
3003.
baj yabal,
flow;
to secret.
yaw-bal'; a prim, root; prop, to causat. to bring (espec. with

to
2935. Nptp tene, teh'-neh; from an unused root prob. mean, to weave; a basket (of interlaced osiers):
basket.
2936.
MC
fanaph,
bring (forth), carry, lead (forth). taw-raf; a prim, root; to pluck off or pull to pieces; causat. to 2987. bS ? yn>al (Chald.), yeb-al'; corresp. 2986; to bring:bring, carry. supply with food (as in morsels) :catch, X without bai yobel. See 3104. taw-naf; a prim, root; to doubt, feed, ravin, rend to pieces, X surely, tear (in
2963.
tpU |arapn,
pomp):
soil: defile.
pieces).
2937. FWI2 fa'ab, taw-aw'; a prim, root; toteander; causat. to lead astray:seduce.
8.
QyO ta'am,
d3>9
'
taw-am';
a prim,
root;
to
2964. Ifjt? ferepb, teh'-ref; from 2963; something torn, i.e. a fragment, e.g. a fresh leaf, prey, food:leaf meat, prey, spoil.
,
bd^ yabal,
stream:
yaw-bawl';
[water-] course, stream.
from
2986;
a
2988;
bd n
taste; flg. to perceive:
X but, perceive,
corresp. to
f*<am
(Chald.),
teh-am';
2938; to taste; causat. to feed: make to
eat, feed.
tah'-am; from 2938; prop, a taste, i.e. (fig.) perception; by impl. intelligence; transit, a mandate:advice, behaviour, decree, discretion, judgment, reason, taste, under-
2940. D?t2
fa'am,
standing.
2941. d??
taam
(Chald.), tah'-am;
from
2939;
yob-bale'; from 2986; having running sores; wen. 2991. DSba ; TTlbl e <am, yib-lehrawm' ; from 1104 and 6971 devouring people; Jibleam, a in pieces). tar-pel-ah'ee; place to Pal. :Ibleam. 2967. 'bB'ia yarp elay (Chald.), 1 from a name of for. der. a Tarpelite 2992. di yabam, yaw-bam'; a prim, root of doubtful mean. used only as a denom. (collect.) or inhab. of Tarpel, a place to Assyria:Tarfrom 2993; to marry a (deceased) brother's widow: pelites. perform the duty of a husband's brother, marry.
2965. Wlt3 |arapfa, taw-rawf; from 2963; recently torn off, i.e. fresh: pluckt off. 2966. FTS/nt: ferepbab, ter-ay-faw'; fern, (collect.) of 2964; prey, i.e. flocks devoured by animals:ravin, (that which was) torn (of beasts,
b^
2990.
yaw-bawl'; the same as an antediluvian:Jabal. ydbel. See 3104.

Jabal,
Yabal,
ba^ yabbel,
1
prop, a taste, i.e. (as in 2940) a judicial sentence:account, X to be commanded, command-
2993.
dd yab&m,
-1
2992;
l/ato-bamm'; from (theorig. of) brother-in-law: husband's
rW1 va'ah, yaw-aw'; a prim, root; to be of 2992 ; a sister-in-law:brother's wife, and equiv. to 2941; prop, flavor; fig. suitable: appertain. sister in law. judgment (both subj. and obj.); hence account (both See 2975. (-chancellor, -f command, comliN"'. y*6wr. subj. and obj.): 2995. b&a? Yabn 6 '6l, yab-neh-ale'; from 1129 mandment, decree, +- regard, taste, wisdom. and 410; built of God; Jabneel, the TTa'azanyab, yah-az-an-yaw ; or name of two places in Pal. : Jabneel. 2943. Wt3 fa'an, taw-an'; a prim, root; to load a 2970. fT'lTN^ from 1129; a yah-az-an- 2996. !"I.3a^ Yabneb, yab-neh'; beast: lade. lIT'iTJC Xa'azanyabuw, '"' yaw'-hoo; from 238 and 3050; heard building; Jabneh, a place to Pal.: 2944. W2 ta'am, taw-an'; a prim, root; to stab:
1
ment, matter. 2942. fiSU te m (Chald.), tea-ame';
aN" ya'ab, yaio-db 1 ; a prim,

1
root;
to de-
brother.
from
sire:long.
2939,
2994.
nna? ^bSmetb, yeb-ay'-meth;
fem. part.
thrust through.
Clt3
of Jah; Jaazanjah, the

(perh. referring to
name
of four Isr.: Jaaza-
Jabneh.
fapa,
taf;
from 2952
niah.
Comp.
the tripping gait of children); a family (mostly used collect, in the sing.):(little) children
(ones), families.
2971. 2972.
TW
^N"
2997. FPM? Yibneyab., yib-neh-yaw'; from 1129 Ya'iyr, yaw-ere'; from 215; enlightand 3050; built of Jah; Jibnejah, an ener; Jaw, the name of four Isr. :Jair. Isr. :Ibneiah. Ya'iriy, yaw-ee-ree'; patron, from 2998. ft^d? Tlbntyab, yib^nee-yaw'; from 1129
3153.
2946. FISH
taw-fakh'; a prim, root; to flatten out or extend (as a tent); flg. to nurse a child (as promotive of growth); or perh. a
taphach,
2971 ;
a Jalrite or desc. of Jair:Jairite.

Isr.: Ibnijah.
and
3050; building of Jah; Jibnijah,
an
denom. from
2947. tlBta
2947,
from dandling on the palms:

tay'-fakh;
2973. 3JJ2 ya'al, yaw-al'; a prim, root; prop, to be slack, i.e. (flg.) to be foolish:dote, be (become, do) foolish (-ly).
yaw-al'; a prim, root [prob. rather the same as 2973 through the idea of mental weakness] ; prop, to yield, espec. assent; hence (pos.) to undertake as an act of volition: assay, begin, be content, please, take upon, X willingly, would.
span, swaddle.
2974.
b$J ya'al,
tepbach,
from
2946;
2999. p'3^ Tabbdg., yab-boke'; prob. from 1338; pouring forth; Jabbok, a river E. of the Jordan:Jabbok. eberebyahuw, yeb-ehêk3000. liTd'ia?
spread of the hand, i.e. a palm-breadth, (not " span" of the fingers); archit. a corbel (as a supporting palm): coping, hand-breadth.
2948.
nab tSpuacb,
ing;span
9. F1SE2
from 2946 (the to'-fakh; same as 2947):hand-breadth (broad). 2975. 'IN? yar, yeh-ore'; of Eg. or.; a channel, e.g. a fosse, canal, shaft; spec, the Nile, (lppncn, tip-pookh'; from 2946; nurslong-
as the one river of Egypt, including
its collat.
tren-
yaw'-hoo; from 1288 and 8050: of Jah; Jeberekjah, an Isr.:Jeberechiah. 3001. lBa'' yabsh, yaw-bashe'; a prim, root; to be astamed, con/used or disappointed; also (as failing) to dry up (as water) or wither (as herbage):be ashamed, clean, be confounded, (make) dry (up), (do) shame (-fully), X utterly, wither (away>,
blessed

3003. Ilfcp
Telaweem Yehhovaw tsidkaynoo
47
yaw-bashe'; from 3001 1 dry: with strength, stroke, swear, terror, X thee, X by 3049 "'pJ'T yldd c <6niy, yid-deh-o-nee'; from them, x themselves, X thine own, x thou, through, dried (away), dry. 3045; prop, a knowing one; spec, a conthrowing, X thumb, times, to, under, us, 3008. 123J3J Ifabesb, yaw-bashe'; the Bame as X X X jurer; (by impl.) a ghost:wizard. X wait on, [way-] side, where, wide, X with fliim, 3002 (also 3050. SP Yabh, yaw; contr. for 3068, and mean. ,, 18 , ^ Uabeysb, yaw-bashe'; often with the me, you), work, + yield, X yourselves. the same; Jah, the sacred name:Jah, the addition of 1568, i.e. Jabesh of Qilad); 3028. yad 3027: (Chald.), yad; corresp. to Lord, most vehement. Cp. names in "-iah," "-jah." t! Jabesh, the name of an Isr, and of a place in Pal.: hand, power. 3051. 3!T yahab, yaw-hob 1 ; a prim, root; to Jabesh ([-Gilead]). 3029. yMa.' (Chald.), yed-aw1 ; corresp. to give (whether lit. or flg.); gen. to put; 3004. ny?22 yabbasbab, yab-baw-shaw' ; from 3034; to praise: (give) thank (-s). imper. (reflex.) come:ascribe, bring, come on, give, 3001; dry ground: dry (ground, land). go, set, take. 3005. D12KP TTibsam, yib-sawm'; from the same 3030. tlV&PP Yidalab.ttfd'-aJ-aw'.-ofuncert.der. Jidalah, place in a Pal.: Idalah. 3052. SiT y ebab (Chald.), yeh-haW; corresp. to as 1814; fragrant; Jibsam, an Isr.:
yabesb,
NT
Jibsam.
3006. nB33P
yabbesbetb,
yab-beh'-sheth;
var.
3031. 12J3"P Tttdbasb, yid-bawsh'; from the same ' as 1706; perh. honeyed; Jidbash, an
!
3051:deliver, give, lay,

yield.
-+-
prolong, pay,
3051;
of 3004; dry ground:dry land.
Isr.:Idbash.
3053.
5!T yobab, yeh-hawb

what
is
from
prop.
i.e.
3007. nttjai
yabbesbetb (Chald.), yab-beh'-sheth;

corresp. to 3006; dry land: earth.
1350;
3032.
TP
yadad, yaw-dad'; a prim, root; prop. to handle [comp. 3034], i.e. to throw, e.g.
given (by Providence),
lot: burden.
3008. bN?P Tfig'al, yig-awl'; from

Jigal, the Igeal.
avenger;
lots: cast.
3054. "IST
yabad, yaw-had';
name
of three Isr.:Igal,
3033.
mTP
ydtddwtb,
yed-ee-dooth' ;
from
corresp. to 3061; to Judaize,
denom. from a form i.e. become
3039; prop, affection; concr.
a darling
Jewish: become Jews.

3055. "1ST TT ebud, yeh-hood'; a briefer form of one corresp. to 3061; Jehud, a place in Pal.:Jehud.
1
3009. 33''
yagab,
yaw-gab';
a prim, root; to dig

3009;
object:dearly beloved.
or plough:husbandman. from 3010. 32P yagfeb, yaw-gabe'; ploughed field:field.
a
tern.
8011.
WiaTP TTogb ebab,

from
1361
;
yog-beh-haw' ;
hillock; Jogbehah,
a place
ebudtyab, yeh-hoo-dee-yaw' 3057. STCffP. hands):cast (out), (make) confess (-ion), praise, fem. of 3064; Jehudijah, a Jewess: yig-dal-yaw'- shoot, (give) thank (-fill, -s, -sgiving). TTigdalyabAw, 8012. Wbâ"; T: " hoo; from 1431 and 3050; magnified 3035. IT YIddow, yid-do'; from 3034; praised; Jehudijah. 3058. N1ST YSbftir', yay-hoo'; from 3068 and ofJah; Jigdaljah, an Isr. :Igdaliah. Jiddo, an Isr.: Iddo. 1931 Jehovah (is) He; Jehu, the name of 3013. STP yagab, yaw-gaw'; a prim, root; to 3036. Yaddwn, yaw-done'; from 3034; five Isr.:Jehu. grieve; afflict, cause grief, grieve, sorthankful; Jadon, an Isr.:Jadon. ebdWacbaz, yeh-ho-aw3059. TtlSiFP rowful, vex. 3037. 2*FC Yaddtiwa', yad-doo'-ah; from 3045; khawz'; from 3068 and 270; Jehovahroot [prob. prim, a yaw-gaw'; yagab, 3014. TV? knowing; Jaddua, the name of two 1 * rather the same as 3013 through the comseized; Jehoachaz, the name of three Isr.:Jehoahaz. Isr.:Jaddua. mon idea of dissatisfaction] to push away:be re- 3038. WrtT Tduirthuwii, yed-oo-thoon' ; or Comp. 3099. e bow>asb, yeh-ho-awsh' ; from 3060. IZi&jirP moved. sdutbdwn, yed-oo-thoon'; or "]*irfp 3068 and (perh.) 784; Jehovah-fired; 3015. p^P yagdwn, yaw-gohn'; from 3013; affiicJirPT e diytbuwn, yed-ee-thoon' ; prob. Jehoash, the name of two Isr. kings: Jehoash tion: grief, sorrow. from 3034; laudatory; Jeduthun, an Comp. 3101. 1 yaw-gore'; from 3025; fearyagowr, 3016. 'liS' T e Isr. :Jeduthun. (Chald.), yeh-hood'; contr. 3061. TFP j ; _afraid, fearest.
a prim, root; used ; only as denom. from 3027; lit. to use (i.e. hold out) the hand; phys. to throw (a stone, an arrow) at or away; espec. to revere or worship (with extended hands); intens. to bemoan (by wringing the
3034.
1
!TP y&dab, yaw-daw
3056. "'TT
Yehday,
yeh-dah'ee;
3061;
form corresp. to
dai, an Isr.:Jehdai.
perh. from a Judaistic; Jeh-
E. of the Jordan:Jogbehah.
!
pT
Y Y
/M a
Y bAwd
3017.
Jagur.
TUP laguwr,
yaw-goor'; prob. from 1481 lodging; Jagur, a place in Pal.:
3039. *JTp
loves.
y e dfyd,
1730;
yed-eed';
from the same as

(well-)
from a form corresp. to

Judah, hence Judosa:
3062.
3063;
prop,
loved:amiable,
beloved,
Jewry, Judah, Judea.

(Chald.),
"Witt?
8018.
Of" *"!
' '
ygiya<, yeg-ee'-ah; hence a work, produce, property
from
3021;
toil;
3040.
TTVV YOdiydab,
3039;
Yebdwda'iy
i.e.
(as the
yed-ee-daw'; fem. of beloved; Jedidah, an Israelit-
daw-ee'; patrial from 3061;

da'ite (or Judaite),
yeh-hooa, Jehu-
Jew: Jew.
yeh-hoo-daW; from
ess:Jedidah.
yed-ee-deh-yaw' StJTT "' from 3089 and 3050; beloved ofJah; Jedidejah, a name of Solomon:Jedidiah. e dyab, yed-aw-yaw'; from 3034 3042.
result of labor):labour, work.

1 3019. 3n 3'1 yagtya', yaw-ghee -ah; tired: weary.
from
1540;
3041.
Yediydeyab,
3063. JTJIFP
the
Yebwdab,
8034; celebrated;
3021;
8020. "kiP Yoglly, yog-lee

Jogli,
from ; an Isr.: Jogll. 3021. 2)F yaga, yaw-gah'; a prim,

1
exiled;
PPT Y
Jehudah (or Judah), of five Isr.; also of the tribe descended from the first, and of its territory: Judah.
name
and 3050; praised of Jah; Jedajah, the name of two Isr. : Jedaiah. gasp; hence to be exhausted, to tire, to 3043. bTT. edtya'ffl, yed-ee-ah-ale'; from toil:faint, (make to) labour, (be) weary. 3045 and 410; knowing God; Jediael, yaga, yaw-gaw'; from 3021; earnings 8022. " (as the puduct of toil): that which he the name of three Isr. :Jediael. 3044. E]bT Yidlapb, yid-lawf; from 1811; tearlaboured for. ful; Jidlaph, a Mesopotamian:Jidlaph. tired; from 3021; 3023. " w yag6a, yaw-gay' -ah; 3045. i>T yada<, yaw-dah'; a prim, root; to full of labour, hence (trans.) tiresome: know (prop, to ascertain by seeing); used weary. in a great variety of senses, flg., lit., euphem. and
root; prop, to
3064. "'"JlST
Y ebiiwdiy, Y
yeh-hoo-dee' ;
patron.
W
W
1
from 3063; a Jehudite (i.e. Judaite or Jew), or desc. of Jehudah (i.e. Judah):Jew. ebuwdiy, yeh-hoo-dee'; the same 8065. Tl!"P as 3064; Jehudi, an Isr. : Jehudi.
3066.
r>*}W
rPTfP
T ebuwdiytb,
yeh-hoo-deeth';
fem. of 8064; the Jewish (used adv.) language:in the Jews' language.
3067.
TT e bftwdiytb, yeh-hoo-deeth' ; the same as 3066; Jewess; Jehudith, a
3024.
fatigue: weariness. 8025. *liP yagfir, yaw-gore'; a prim,
TO y giab,
e
yeg-ee-aw';
fem.
of 8019;
root;
to
infer, (including
observation, care, recognition;
and
Canaanitess :Judith.
causat. instruction, designation, punishment, etc.)

[as
follow]: acknowledge, acquaintance (-ted with),
fear:be 3026. NfVnnto *VP
afraid, fear.
advise, answer, appoint, assuredly, be aware, [un]
Tf e gar
(Chald.),
Sahaduwtha'
yegar' sah-had-oo-
thaw'; from a word derived from an unused root (mean, to gather) and a der. of a root corresp. to 7717; heap of the testimony; Jegar-Sahadutlia, a cairn E. of the Jordan:Jegar-Sahadutha.
awares, can [-not], certainly, for a certainty, comprehend, consider, X could they, cunning, declare, be diligent, (can, cause to) discern, discover, endued with, familiar friend, famous, feel, can have, be [ig-] norant, instruct, kinsfolk,
yeh-ho-vaw 1 ; from 1961; or Eternal; Jehovah, Jewish national name of God:Jehovah, the Lord. Comp. 3050, 3069.
3068.
i-tii-p
Yobdvah,
(the)
sell-Existent
kinsman, (cause to,
let,
know, (come to
give, have, take) knowledge,
3027. "P
yad, yawd; a
open one
prim, word; a
hand
(the
[knowledge], (be, make,
[indicating power,
means, direc-
known,
privy
skilful,
+ be
X
learned,
make to be, make self) 3070. i-INT nirp Y eb6vab ylreb, yeh-hovaw' yir-eh'; from 3068 and + lie by man, mark, perceive,
have respect,
see (to it); Jehovah-Jireh, a symfor Mt. Moriah: Jehovah-jireh. e 3071. "'SJ iTJfP nicely, yeh-ho-vato' nis-see'; from 8068 and 5251 with pron. suffix.; Jehovah (is) my banner; JehovahNissi, a symbolical name of an altar in the Desert. Jehovah-nissi. e 3072. W]5."]S nirr tsldq6nnw,
7200;
make) have
a var. of 8068 [used after 186, and pronounced by Jews as 430, in order to prevent the repetition of the same sound, since they elsewhere pronounce 3068 as
186]:-God.
3069. i-pPP
Yeb6vib, yeh-ho-vee';
tion, eta.], in distinction from 3709, the closed one); used (as noun, adv., etc.) in a great variety of applications, both
lit.
to,
prognosticator, regard,
Jehovah will
[as follow]:
and fig., both proximate and remote (+ be) able, X about, + armholes, at,
shew, can (man of) skill, be sure, of a surety, teach, (can) tell, understand, have [understanding], X will be, wist, wit, wot.
bolical
name
Y bovab
axletree,
-j-
-j-
Yada., yaw-daw 1 ; from 8045; knowing; bovah Jada, an Isr.:Jada. yeh-ho-vaw' tsid-kay'-noo; means, handed, X [left-] 3048. S-WT IMa'yah, yed-ah-yaW; from 3045 from 3068 and 6664 with pron. suffix. Jehovah (is) our our, parts, pain, ordinance, power, preX X X order, and 3050 Jah has known; Jedajah, the right; Jehovah-Tsidkenu, a symbolical epithet of the sumptuously, service, side, sore, state, stay, draw name of two Isr.:Jedaiah. Messiah and of Jerus.:the Lord our righteousness.
because of, beside, border, x bounty, broad, [broken-] handed, X by, charge, coast, creditor, custody, debt, dominion, consecrate, fellowship, force, X from, hand [-staves, enough,
3046.
teach.
yT
yoda<
3045:
(Chald.),
yed-ah';
corresp.
to
certify,
know,
make
known,
3047.
Vf
-y work],
he, himself,
labour, -f- large, ledge, mine, ministry, near, X of,

in,
Vehhovaw shawlome
3073.

shalowm,
yeh-
CffelzS
HTTP,
Yeb6va.b
3094.
lelel,
ho-vav? shaw-lome J ; from 3066 and 7985; Jehovah (is) peace; Jehovah-Shalom, a symbolical name of an altar in Pal. :Jehovah-shalom,
-more), X full, life, as (so) long as (. live), (even) ; from and 410; praising God; Jehal- now, + old, + outlived, -f perpetually, presently. x required, season, X since, space, -f- remaineth, the name of two Isr. :Jehaleleel, JehaleleL
bi*VWT
Yetaallel>el, yeh-hal-lel-ale'
1984
3095. ti^TV yakalm,ya&-ftaJ-ome';froml986(in

the sense of hardness);
stone, prob.
then, (process of) time,

ble,
+ as at other times,
-f-
in trou(that),
3074.
ttttllj i"li!T
Yebdvab shammab,
yeh-
a precious
weather,
(-f
ho-vaw' shaiom' -maw; from 3068
onyx:diamond.
whole
when, (a, the, within a) while younger. age), (full) year (-ly),
(as)
and 8033 with directive enclitic; Jehovah (is) thither; 3096. yil2 Yabato, yah'-hats; or Jehovah-Shammah, a symbol, title of Jerus.:Jeho?"!3S?7? Yabtsah, yah'-tsaw; or (fern.) vah-shammab. tlSrP Yabtsah, yah-tsaw from an unebowaabad, yeh-ho-zaw-bawd' 3075. "iSp-T used root mean, to stamp; perh. threshJehovah-enfrom 3068 and 2064; ing-floor; Jahats or Jahtsah, a place E. of the Jordowed; Jehozabad, the name of three Isr.:Jehozadan:Jahaz, Jahazah, Jahzah. bad. Comp. 3107. 3097. iNV Yow'ab, yo-awb'; from 3068 and 1; e yeh-ho-khaw3076. IjnitT bowcbauan, Jehovah-fathered; Jodb, the name of natim'; from 3068 and 2603; Jehovah- three Isr. :Joab.
3118. tiP
(Chald.), yome; corresp. to 3117; a day:day (by day), time.

1
yowm
3119. Dai"
3120. "]P
yowmam,
yo-maicm'; from 8117; daily:daily, (by, in the) day (-time).
from the hot and active); Javan, the name of a son of Joktan, and of the race (Ionians, i.e. Greeks) descended from him, with their territory also of a place in Arabia:^Javan.
yaw^vawn';
prob.
(i.e.
Yavan,
same as 3196;
effervescing
favored; Jehochanan, the name of eight Isr.:Jehohanan, Johanan. Comp. 3110.
3098.
flNi 1
Yow'ach, yo-awkh';
251;
from 3068 and

Joaeh,
the
3121. "]P
yaven,
prop,
yaw-ven'; from the same as 3196;

(as
effervescing);
3077. 3>TiS"P
Yb6wyada,
yeh-ho-yaw-daw '; name from 8068 and 8045; Jehovah-known; 3099. tn&O"
1
Jehovah-brothered; of four Isr. : Joah.

1
dregs
hence
mud: mire, miry.
Jehojada, the name of three Isr. :Jehoiada.

Sill.
Comp.
yo-aw-khawz' ; a form 3122. anSi'' Yownadtib, yo-matodatob'; a form of 3082; Jonadab, the name of an Isr. Jodchaz, the name of two and of a Rechabite: Jonadab. Isr. :Jehoabaz, Joahaz.
Yow'acbaz,
of 3059;
yeh-ho-yaw- 3100. bitV Ydw'el, yo-ale'; from 3068 and 410; 3123. {"UP ydwnah, yo-naw'; prob. from the Jehovah (is his) God; Joel, the name of from 3068 and 3559; Jehovah same as 3196; a dove (appar. from the will establish; Jelwjakin, a Jewish king: Jehoiachin. twelve Isr.:Joel. warmth of their mating): dove, pigeon. Comp. 3112. 3101. IBNii Yow'aeh, yo-awsh'; or 3124. tliP Yomili. yo-nav/; the same as 3123; Jonah, an Isr. Jonah. ebdwyaqiym, U)^ Yo'asb (2 Chron. 24 1), yo-awsh'; a 3079. yeh-ho-yawform of 3060; Joash, the name of six 3125. "W 1 Y'vaniy, yev-aw-nee'; patron, from keem'; from 3068 abbrev. and 6965; Isr.:Joash. 3121; a Jevanite, or desc. of Javan: Jehovah will raise; Jehojakim, a Jewish king; 3102. Si"* Tow*, yobe; perh. a form of 3103, but Grecian. Jehoiakim. Comp. 3113. more prob. by err. transc. for 3437; Job, 3126. pSi"' yowneq, yo-nake'; act. part, of 8243; 3080. SîrT Yb6wyariyb,yeft-fto-yau>-reeb'; an Isr.:Job. a sucker; hence a twig (of a tree felled from 3068 and 7378; Jehovah will 3103. Sir Towbab, yo-bawb'; from 2980; howl- and sprouting) tender plant. contend; Jeftojarib, the name of two Isr.:Jehoiarlb. er; Jobab, the name of two Isr. and of 3127. ripjn 1 ydwneqetb, yo-neh'-keth; fern. o Comp. 3114.
3078.
TOriT
Yebdwyakiyn,
keen';
Q^VP Y
three foreigners:Jobab.
3081. b3tt"P
cal.
Y<>huwkal,
3201;
3126;
a
1
sprout:
yeh-hooJcal';
Isr.
:
potent; Jehukal, an
Jebu-
from 3104.
(tender)
branch,
bar
1
yowl.il,
yo-bale'; or
young twig.
3128. trp'rfj bbNi t-OY
Comp.
8116.
05? yobel,
3083. S'ljilTP
Yh6wnadafc,
name
yo-bale'; appar. from 2986; the blast of a horn (from its continuous
ydwnath. elem rchoqiym, yo-nath' ay 1
yeh-ho-nawdawb'; from 3068 and 5068; Jehovahof an Isr. and of an Comp. 3122.
largessed; Jehonadab, the
Arab:
Jehonadab, Jonadab.
sound); spec, the signal of the silver trumpets; hence the instrument itself and the festival thus introduced:jubile, ram's horn, trumpet.
3083. JlJjiJ-P
yeh-ho-nawthawn'; from 3068 and 5414 Jehovahgiven; Jehonathan, the name of four Isr.;Jona;
Yebdwna.tbaii,
3105. b'J.V 3106. ba<P 3107.
yftwbal,
yoo-bal';
from
2986;
lem rekh-o-keem' ; from 3123 and 482 and the plur. of 7360; dove of (the) silence (i.e. dumb Israel) o/(i.e. among) distances (i.e. strangers); the title of a ditty a (used for a name of its melody):Jonath-elem-rechokim,
stream:river.
yoo-bawl'; from 2986 stream; Jubal, an antediluvian: Jubal.
of 3075;
Yuwbal,
3129.
"|n3'^,
Ydwnatban,
form of
3083;
than.
yo-zaw-bawd' ; a form ten Isr. :Jonathan. Jozabad, the name of ten 3130. r^Di"1 Y6w?6ph, yo-safe'; tat. of 3254; let him add (or perh. simply act. part, addIsr:Josabad, Jozabad. son of Jacob:Joseph. 3108. '"OT^1 Tdvzakar, yo-zaw-kawr'; from ing); Joseph, the name of seven Isr. :Joseph. e 3085. rtWitt? bow*addak, yeh-ho-ad-daw' 3068 and 2142; Jehovah-remembered; Comp. 8084. from 3068 and 5710; Jehovah-adornJozacar, an Isr. :Jozachar. 3131. frCDi"' Ydwciphyah, yo-sif-yavy; from : ed; Jehodddah, an Isr. Jehoada. act. part, of 3254 and 3050; Jah (is) 3109. Yowcha*, yo-khaw 1 ; prob. from e 3086. pWifP bow<addiyn, yeh-ho-ad8068 and a var. of 2421; Jehovah-re- adding; Josiphjah, an Isr.: Josipbiah. deen'; or vived; Jocha, the name of two Isr. Joha. perh. 3132. fibNyp Ydw*6>lab, yo-ay-laW; ebowaddan, yeh-ho-ad-davm' YjSTSTJ fern. act. part, of 8276; furthermore; 3110. Ijni"' Tnwchanan, yo-Itfcato-naum'; a from 3068 and 5727; Jehovah-pleased; form of 3076; Jochanan, the name of Joelah, an Isr.: Joelah. Jehoaddin or Jehodddan, an Israelitess: Jenoaddan. nine Isr.: Johanan. 3133. lyi"1 Y6w<d, yo-ade'; appar. act. part, of 3087. PjSS* 1 ? Yefcowtsadaq, yeh-ho-tsaw3259; appointer; Joed, an Isr.: Joed. 1V$V Yuwjah. See 3194. dawk'; from 3068 and 6663; Jehovah3134. '^W V, Y6w*ezer, yo-ea'-zer; from 8068 and righted; JehoUadak, an Isr.:Jehozadek, Josedech. 3111. 9*ffl Y6wyada, yo-yaw-daW; a form of 5828; Jehovah (is his) help; Joezer^ an Comp. 3136. 3077; Jojada, the name of two Isr.:
Comp.
yo-naw-thaum' ; a Jonathan, the name Of
3129.
3084
E|5i!"P
Yeb6wSpb, yeh-ho-safe'; a fuller

form of 3130; Jehoseph
(i.e.
Tarp Ydwzabad,
Joseph), a
NHV
yeh-ho-rawm' ; from Jehoiada, Joiada. yo-awsh'; from 8068 and ^', and 7311 Jehovah-raised; Jeho- 8112. '] Yfrwyakiyn, yo-yaw-keen'; a form 3135. layr Y6wali, 5789; Jehovah-hastened; Joash, the ram, the name of a Syrian and of three Isr.:Jehoof 3078; Jojakin, an Isr. king: name of two Isr.:Joash. ram, Joram. Comp. 3141. Jehoiachin.
8088. Bî!"^
Yobowram,
3068
;
Isr.:Joezer.
3089.
SÔTT] Y*li6wshebat,
from 3068 and
7650;
yeh-ho-sheh'-bah;
3113.
D'^'P
Ydwyaqiym,
3079;
yo-yate-keem';
3136. (5*l3tT
zadak.
Yowtsadaq,
form of
yo-tsauwiaM*';
Jehovah-sworn; Jehosheba, an Israelitess:Jehosheba. Comp. 3090. e hdwshab*atU 3090. rwaiBirP yeh-ho-
Joiakim.
form of Comp. 3187,

of 3080;
Jojakim, an Isr.:
yo-yaw-reeb' ; a form name of four
3087; Jotsadak,
an Isr.:Jo-
3114
B^T
laai
-1
Yowyariyb,
3137.
d"'j? l
Yowqtym, yo-keem'; a form of 8113;

Jokim, an Isr.:Jokim.
yo-reft'; act. part, of 3884; sprinkling; hence a sprinkling (or au-
shab-ath';
a form of 8089; JehoshIsr.: Joiarib.
Jojarib, the
abath,
an Israelitess:Jehoshabeath.
3138.
fTTh ydwreh,
3091. SlttfifP
Thow!hiiwa<,
or
yeh-ho-shoo'-ah; yeh-ho-shoo'-ah;
3115.
Yowkebed, yo-keh'-bed;
r
from
3068
2OTP Yehwsbaa,
from 3068 and 3467; Jehovah-saved; Jehoshua (i.e. Joshua), the Jewish leader:Jehoshua, Jehoshuab, Joshua. Comp. 1954, 3442,
yeh-ho-shawfawt'; from 3068 and 8199; Jehovahjudged; Jehoshaphat, the name of six Isr. ; also of a valley near Jerus. :Jehoshaphat. Comp. 3146.
3092. DStfliJ-p
Y e hdwsbaphaf,
contr. and 3513; ehovah-gloried; Jo- tumnal showers):first rain, former [rain]. t mother of Moses:Jochebed. 3139. l^ ^^', Yowrab., yo-raw'; from 3384; rainy, Jorah, an Isr. : Jorah. 3116. V"P Tawkal, yoo-kal'; a form of 8081; yo-rah'-ee; Jukal, an Isr.: Jucal. 3140. '^^' Yowray, from 3381: rainy; Jorai, an Isr.:Jorai. 3117. 0T1 yowm, yome; from an unused root 1 mean, to be hot; a day (as the warm 3141. fi'li Ydwram, yo-rawm'; a form of 3088! Joram, the name of three Isr. and one hours), whether lit. (from sunrise to sunset, or from one sunset to the next), or fig. (a space of time de- Syrian:Joram. fined by an associated term), [often used adv.] : age, 3142. IDn attPP Yuwshab Obeyed, yoc-shaV
kebed, the
'
3093.
T^P
yabiyr, yaw-here'; prob. from the same as 2022; elated; hence arrogant:
+ +
([birth-],
haughty, proud.
always, chronicles, continually (-ance), daily, each, to) day, (now a, two) days (agone), elder, X end, 4. evening, (for) ever (-lasting,
kheh'-sed;
from
7725
and
2617;
kindness will be returned; Jushab-Chesed, an Isr.J Jushab-hesed.

3143. n^ffii" cause to
Yehhovaw shawlome Yawlak
49
Yowsbibyab,
from
3427
yo-shib-yav/;
will
3169.
HJpTtn
VPjJJIT
'
Y e chizqiyab,
or
yekh-iz-kee-yaw'
yekh-iz-kee-
3193. firOt?^
and 30S0; Jehovah dwell; Joshibjah, an Isr.: Josibiab.
3144. fTBT 1
yo-shaw'; prob. a form of 3145; Joshah, an Isr.: Joshah.
ITowgbab,
yaW-hoo; from
Tf e cblzqiyahw, 3388
yot-baw'-thaw; from Jotbathah, a place in the Desert: Jotbath, Jotbathah.

3192;
Yotbatbab,
and
3050;
3194.
!"IET
3145. {"PITST1
Y6wsliavy;tb,
from
3068
strengthened of Jah; Jechizkijah, the name o five Isr.: Hezekiah, Jebizkiah. Comp. 3396.
yakh-zay-raw' ; from the same as 2386; perh. protection; Jachzerah, an Isr. : Jahzerah.
Yntjab,
yoot-taw'; or
f\OV ITuwfab,
Pal.: Juttah.
3195. T3?
Jetur,
and
yo-shav-yaw' 7737; Jehovah-set;

3144.
3170. tTlTtP
ITacbzerab,
yoo-taw'; from 6186; extended; Juttah (or Jutah), a place in

yet-oor';
Joshavjah, an Isr.: Joshaviah.
Comp.
Yetdwr,
same as
of
prob. from
(i.e.
the
3146. UEUJi"
Joshaphat.
yo-shaw-fawt' ; a form of 3093; Joshaphat, an Isr.:
Towshiiphal,
3171.
b&W Yecbiyel, j/efcft-ee-a'e';or(2Chron. '29

'
2905; encircled
inclosed);
a son
1**2
Ishmael: Jetur.
yah'-yin; from an unused root effervesce; wine (as fermented);
14)
3147. Dni"1 Yowiliiiiu, yo-thawm'; from 3068 and 8535; Jehovah (is) perfect; Jotham, the name of three Isr.: Jotham. 3148. ^riV
e ebav>el, yekh-av-ale' ; from 2421 bjSirr and 410; God will live; Jechiel (or
3196.
yayln,
mean, to
Jechavel), the
name
of eight Isr. :Jehiel.
by
Impl.
intoxication:
banqueting,
wine,
wine
[-bibber].
yowtber,
8498; prop,
yo-thare'; act.
part,
of
redundant; hence over and
above, as adj., noun, adv. or conj. [as follows]:

better,
3172. "'b&rrP Y<=cbty>elty, yekh-ee-ay-lee'; patron. from 3171; a Jechielite or desc. of Jechiel:Jehieli. 3173.
3197. Tjl
yak, yak; by
err. transe. for 3027;
more
(-over), over, profit.
TrP yacbtyd, yaw-kheed'; from 3161; prop.

united,
i.e.
hand or side: [way-] side. V-D"; yaliowl. See 3201.

il'TO'!
1
3149. bNlT"10
410; sprinkled
e zav'el, yez-av-ale'; from an unused root (mean, to sprinkle) and
sole;
by impl. beloved;
also
Y ekowneyab.
See
3204.
lonely; (fem.) the life (as not to be replaced):darling, desolate,
only
(child, son), solitary.
of God; Jezavel, an
Isr.
:Jeziel [from
the marff.J.
3174.
Isr.
fTTP
Tf ecbiyab, yekh-ee-yaw' ; from 2431 and 3050; Jah will live; Jechijah, an
'
3150. S"PTJ "JTIzziyata,
same
yiz-zee-yaw'; from the as the first part of 3149 and 3050;
: Jehiah.
sprinkled ofjah; Jiizijah, an Isr.:Jeziah.
3175. bTl"' yachiyl, yaio-kheel'; from 3176; exprove pectant:should hope.
3198. nD" yakacb, yaw-kahh'; a prim, root; to be right (i.e. correct); recip. to argue; causat. to decide, justify or convict: appoint, argue, chasten, convince, correct (ion), daysman, dispute, judge, maintain, plead, reason (together), rebuke, re-
(-r),
surely, in
any
wise.
3151. P'p "Yaziyz yaw-zeez'; from the same as 3133; he will make prominent; Jaziz, an
Isr.
:Jaziz.
;
3176. 3 IT yacbal, yaw-chal'; a prim, root; to wait; by impl. to be patient, hope: (cause to, have, make to) hope, be pained, stay, tarry,
r"pb , 3';
Yebiyleyab.
See
3203.
3199. fSfl
three
Isr.
"'i'
3152. r"!N"br Yizliy'ab, yiz-lee-aw'; perh. from
trust, wait.
an unused root (mean, to draw up) he will draw out; Jizliah, an Isr.:Jezliah.
3153.
iTTiT'?
yaw-keen'; from 3559; he (or it) will establish; Jakin, the name of and of a temple pillar:Jachin.
Yakiyn,
3177.
b$6rr Yacbl e >el,

and
410;
yakh-leh-ale';
from
expectant of God;
3176 Jachleel,
3200.
, '?'1
Yakiyniy,
from
3199;
yaw-kee-nee' ;
(collect.)
&Jakinite
patron. or desc
Tfezanyab,
yez-an-yaw'; or
an Isr.:Jahleel.
3178. "biStbrn Yacbie'eliy,
patron,
desc. of Jacbleel.
of Jakin:Jachinites.
yakh-leh-ay-lee'
ItTDP
Jezanlah.
Tf e zanyahuw, yez-an-yaw'-hoo; prob. for 2970; Jezanjah, an Isr.:
3201. bb; yabol, yaw-kole'; or
(fuller)
from
3177;
a Jachleelite or
prim, root; conceive: get
: Jahleelites.
3154. 3>P yeza', yeh'-zah; from an unused root
3179.
DrP yacbam, yaw-kham'; a
mean
sweating dress:
to ooze; sweat, i.e. (by impl.) a any thing that causeth sweat.
prob. to be hot; fig. to heat, be hot, conceive, be warm.
yaw-kole'; a prim, root; to be able, lit. (can, could) or mor. (may, might): be, able, any at all (ways), attain, can (away with, [-not]), could, endure, might, overcome, have
biS 1 yabowl,
3155. n'l'P TTIzracb, yiz-rawkh'; a var. for 250; a Jizrach (i.e. Ezrachite or Zarcbite) or
desc. of Zerach:
3180.
TmJT yachmdwr,
2543):
*
power, prevail,
-
still,
suffer.
yakh-moor' ; from a560; a kind of deer (from the color;

yakh-mah'-ee; prob. from Juchmai, an Isr.: Jahmai.
off the shoes;
3202.
b? y"kel
;
(Chald.), yek-ale';
or
corresp. to
Izrahite.
yiz-rakh-yaw'
comp.
fallow deer.
Xacbmay,
b^? yekiyl
3203. T^bS"!
*l!"pb;p
'
:
(Chald.), yek-eel';
3156.
FPrHP TTizracbyab,
from
2224
3181. r&n2
3201: be able, can, couldest, prevail.
Jizrachjah, the hiah.
name
of
3179; hf>t; and 3050; Jah will shine; two Isr.:Izrahiah, Jezra- 3182. f|rP yaeheph, ynw-khafe'; from an un-
X ekolyab, yek-ol-yaw'; and Yebolyabuw, yek-ol-yaw' -hoo; or

(2 Ch. 26
:
3157.
btenr
Vizre'e'l, yiz-reh-ale' ; from
2232
used root mean, to take unsandalled: barefoot, being unshod.
'
'
3)
1
and
410;
God
and
will sow; Jizreel, the

of
3183. btjSBT
seel,
Yaehtse, el,
yakh-tseh-ale';
allot;
name of two places

3158.
in Pal.
two Isr.:Jezreel.
yiz-reh-ay-lee'
"br^T? Yizr e <eIiy,

patron,
2673 and 410; Ttn'd will anlsr.: Jahzeel. Comp. 3185.

"bN'lt'fP
nT5" 'J'1. Tekiyioyab, yek-ee-teh-yaw ; from 3301 and 3050; Jah will enable; JekoU from jah or Jekiljah, an Israelitess:Jecholiah, Jecoliah. Jachtek.onyab, yek-on-yaw'; and 3204. !"P?5^
1
from
3157;
Jizreelite or
3184.
Yacbts<-''eliy.
patron,
tjakh-tsehay-lee';
IfTSD" Tr e!tonyabiiw,
1
yek-on-yaw 1 -hoo;
yek-o-neh-yaw';
native of Jizreel:
Jezreelite.
(collect.)
3159. rpb9*\V YtzrO'e'liytfi, yiz-reh-ayleeth' fem. of 3158; a Jezreelitess: Jez3160. Tiarp

e ehobbab, yekh-oob-baw' ; from 2247; hidden; Jechubbah, an Isr.: Je"IT
a Jachtseelite or desc. of Jachtseel: Jauzwlitas.

3is:j;
from
or (Jer. 27
STSilD'V
20)
yek6wBeyah,
3185. biTltrP
Jachtsiel.
Yachtsiy'el,
410;
yakh-tsee-ale' ;
" 2673 and an Isr. : Jahziel.
allotted
3183.
from 3559 and 3050; Jah will establish; from of God; Jekonjah, a Jewish king: Jeconiab. Comp. 8659.
3205. lb 1 yalad, yaw-lad'; a prim, root; to bear young; causat. to beget; med. to act as midwife; spec, to show lineage: bear, beget, birth ([-day]), born, (make to) bring forth (children, young), bring up, calve, child, come, be delivered (of a child), time of delivery, gender, hatch, labour, (do the office of a) midwife, declare pedigrees, be the son of, (wo-
Comp.
3186.
1*T yacbar, yaw-khar'; a

delay:tarry longer.
tori"1
prim, root; to
hubbab.
3161.
If
yachad,
yacbad,
unit,
i.e.
yaw-khad'; a prim, root; to be (or become) owe:join, unite.

yakh'-ad; from 3161; prop, a
(adv.) unitedly:
(al-)
3187.
to
yacbas,
by
yaw-khan?; a prim, root; to sprout; used only as denom. from 3188;

pedigree:
3162. 1P
enroll
(number
(to
after,
number
alike,
at
all
(once), both, likewise, only,
together, withal.
throughout the) genealogy oned by genealogies.

3188. totT
be reckoned), be reck-
man in, woman that)
travail (-eth, -ing
woman).
3163. TirP
ther; Jachdo,
YacMow,
an
yakh-doe'; from 3162 with pron. suffix; his unity, i.e. (adv.) togeIsr.:-TTahdo.
yacbas,
ydkh'-as; from 3187; a pedigree or family list (as growing spontane-
3206. iV; yeled, yeh'-led; from 3305; something bom, i.e. a lad or offspring:boy, child,
fruit, son,
ously) :genealogy.
young man
lass:
(one).
3164. biT'irP Yacbdiy'el, yakh-dee-ale' ; from 3189. 3163 and 410; unity of God; Jachdiel,
nrP Tacbatb,
yakh'-ath; 3161; from unity; Jachath, the name of four Isr.

:
3207. !"nb? 3208. nilb":
yaldab, yal-daW;
fem. of 3206;
damsel, girl.
yal-dooth'; abstr.from
(or
an Isr.: JahdieL
3165. TP'virr
Jahath.
yekh-dee-yaw'-
yalduwtb,
3206;
TTecbdtyabAw,
3190. ^3^ yatab, yaw-tab'; a prim, root; to be

(causat.)
boyhood
girlhood):childpass,
Jah; Jechdijah, the name of two
hoo; from 3162 and 3050; unity of or fig. (happy, successful, right): be accepted, amend, Isr. : Jehdeiah. use aright, benefit, be (make) better, seem best, make e btJTtF. TT cbav'e1. See 3171. cheerful, be comely, be content, diligent My), dress, 3166. btTtrr lfacb&ziy>el, yakh-az-ee-ale'; earnestly, find favour, give, be glad, do (be, make) " from 2372 and 410; beheld of God; good ([-ness]), be (make) merry, please ( well), shew Jachaziel, the name of five Isr.: Jahaziel, Jahziel. more [kindness], skilfully, X very small, surely,
lit.
make well,
(sound, beautiful)
hood, youth.
3209. lib
ylllowd,
yti-lode';
from
3205;
born:born.
3210. lib"
1
Yalown,
ing; Jalon,
yaw-lone'; from 3885; lodg-
an
Isr.:
Jalon.
3211. 3212.
Tbj yaltyd,
"Tlbj
yaw-leed'; from 3205; born: ([home-]) born, child, son.
3167. !"PTrP
jah,
an Isr.:
yakh-zeh-yaw' ; from 2372 and 3050; Jah will behold; JachzeJahaziah.
Tacbz*yab,
make
sweet, thoroughly, tire, trim, very, be (can,
deal, entreat, go, have) well [said, seen].
8168.
bNpTtP
Tecbezq6'l,
2388
3191. SCS]
yefab
(Chald.),
yet-ab
corresp.
to
yekh-ez-kale' ;
from
3190: seem good.
yaw-lak'; a prim, root [comp. to walk (lit. or fig.); causat. to carry (in various senses): X again, away, bear, folbring, carry (away), come (away), depart, flow,
1980];
yalab,
and
of
410;
God
will strengthen;
3192. IrOa;
Jotbab,
Jechezkel, the
name
two Isr,:Ezekiel, Jeheze-
keL
yot-baW; from 8190; pleas- low (-ing), get (away, hence, him), (cause to, make) antness; Jotbah, a, place in Pal.: go (away, -ing, -ne, one's way, out), grow, lead (forth), pursue, cause to ran, let down, march, prosper,
Yotbab,
'
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Yawlal
HEBEEW AND CHALDEE DICTIONAKY.
away ([-journey]), vanish, (cause to) 3239. rri^T Yaixiwacli. iyaw-no'-akh; or (with 3261. ?V$* ya'alt, yaw-aw'; a prim, root; appar walk (-ing), wax, X be weak. enclitic) to brush aside:sweep away. 3213. bb^ yalal, yaw-lal'; a prim, root; to howl yaw-no'-khaw; 3262. bsiy? Y^nw'Sl, yeh-oo-ale'; from 3261 and !m U 1 TTandwchali, (with a wailing tone) or yell (with a boisfrom 3240; quiet; Janoach or Jano410; carried away of God; Jeiiel, the terous one) (make to) bowl, be howling. chah, a place in Pal.:Janoah, Janohah. name of four Isr. ;Jehiel, Jeiel, Jeuel. Comp. 3273. 3214. bb"; y elgl, yeUaW; from 3213; a howl; fili; Yanum. See 3241. 3263. yW. ire awts, yeh-oots'; from 5779; counhowling. sellor; Jeiits, an Isr. :Jeuz. 3240. ft}" yanach, yaw-nakh'; a prim, root; to 3215. Flbb? yHalan, yel-awAaw 1 ; fern, of 3214; a deposit; by impl. to allow to stay:be- 3264. 'nij^ ya'dwr, yaw-ore'; a var. of 3293; a howling:howling. forest: wood. stow, cast down, lay (down, up), leave (off), let alone 3216. Sj" yala<, yaw-lah'; a prim, root; to blurt (remain), pacify, place, put, set (down), suffer, with- 3265. TtfJ Yauwr, yaw-oor'; appar. pass. part. or utter inconsiderately: devour. of the same as 3293; wooded; Jaiir, draw, withhold. (The Hiphil forms with the dagesh 8217. nsfe^ yallepheth, yalAeh'-feth; from an are here referred to, in accordance with the older an Isr.: Jair [from the marg.]. unused root appar. mean, to stick or grammarians; but if any distinction of the kind is to 3266. Hit* Sû.-wsb.,yeh-oosh'; IromhISS; hasty; be made, these should rather be referred to 5117, and scrape; scurf or tetter: scabbed. Jeiish, the name of an Edoroite and of four 1st. :Jehush, Jeush. Comp. 3274. 3218. 150? yeleq, yeh'-lek; from an unused root the others here.) mean, to lick up; a devourer; spec, the 3241. ttiy* Yauiym, yaw-neem'; from 5123; 3267. TS^ ya'az, yaw-az'; a prim, root; to be bola asleep; Janim, a place in Pal.:Janum young locust: cankerworm, caterpillar. or obstinate: fierce. 3219. taipb? yalquwf, yal-kooV; from 3950; a [from the marg.]. 3268. M^W^ TTa'azly'el, yah-az-ee-ale' ; from travelling pouch (as if for gleanings): 3242. Tlp"1 ^ yîyqah, yen-ee-kaw ; from 3243; 3287 and 410; emboldened of God; Ja aziel, an Isr.:Jaaziel. scrip. a sucker or sapling: young twig. 3220. d^ yam, yawm; from an unused root mean. 3243. pS" yanaq, yaw-nak'; a prim, root; to suck; 3269. 1S1JW1 Ya<aztyahikw, yah-az-ee-yaw to roar; a sea (as breaking in noisy surf) causat. to give milk: milch, nurse (-ing hoo; from 3267 and 3050; emboldened or large body of water; spec, (with the art.) the Medi- mother), (give, make to) suck (ing child, -ling). of Jah; Jaazijah, anlsr.: Jaaziah. terranean; sometimes a large river, or an artificial 3244. fptB^ yanshuwpb, yan-shoof; or 3270. TT3p Ya'azeyr, yah-az-ayr'; or basin; locally, the west, or (rarely) the south:sea 1W2 Ya<ze>, yah-zare'; from 5826; helpful^ tpU53^ yanshowph, yan-shofe'; appar. (X -faring man, [-shore]), south, west (-era, side, Jaazer or Jazer, a place E. of the Jor. from 8398; an unclean (aquatic) bird; -ward). prob. the heron (perh. from its blowing cry, or because dan: Jaazer, Jazer. (Chald.), yawm; corresp. to 3220: 8221. d 3271. dWJ ya'at, yaw-at'; a prim, root; to the JwoM-heron is meant [comp. 5399]): (great) owl.
spread, take
:
11
yam
sea.
3222. &J
ydm, yame; from
the
same as
3117;
3245. ID"
yacad,
(lit.
yaw-sad'; a prim, root; to set

intens. to
clothe:
cover.
sit down together, i.e. settle, consult:appoint, take 3223. bsra"! !T emw>61, yem-oo-ale'; from 3117 counsel, establish, (lay the, lay for a) found (-ation), and 410; day of God; Jemuel, an instruct, lay, ordain, set, X sure. Isr.:Jemuel. yes-ood'; from 3245; a foundaemiymaJi, yem-ee-maw'; perh. 3246. 10"} yc4d, 3224. fTO' , J3'!
warm spring: mule.
or
fig.);
found;
reflex, to
3272. Dy.1
lor,
y e 'a$
(Chald.), yeh-at'; corresp. to 3289;
to counsel; reflex, to consult;
counsel3261
consult together.
3273. btgV?\
e iy'el, yeh-ee-ale';
from
3262.
and
410;
carried
away
3265.
of God; Jeiel, the
from the same as

I.e.
3117; prop,
affectionate; hence dove [comp. 3123] ;
warm, Jemimah, .3247.
"V\t>"[
tion (fig. i.e. beginning)'. X began. e cowd, yes-ode'; from 3245; a. foun-
name
of six Isr.:Jeiel, Jehiel.
Comp.
T3fJ Ya'iyr. See

3274. HJ"
1
one of Job's daughters:Jemimah. 3225. yfo' yamtyn, yaw-meen'; from 3231; the right hand or side (leg, eye) of a person
1
dation
tion, repairing.
(lit.
or fig.):bottom, foundaof
de-
^Y
e <lysh, yeh-eesh';
from
5789;
hasty:
3248. rTTlO? 3249. Tl&J
or other object (as the stronger and more dexterous) \- left-handed, right (hand, side), locally, the south:
yes-oo-daw'; fern, 3246; a foundation: foundation.

5493;
y^nwdah,
an Isr.:
yacuwr,
south.
yaw-soor'; from parting:they that depart.
and of Comp. 3266. 3275. "JIM^ Ya'kan, yah-kawn'; from the same as 5912; troublesome; Jakan, an Isr.:.
Jeish, the
name
of an Edomite
Jeush [from the marg.].
Jachan.
3226.
^'W Yamtyn,
8225;
yaw-meen'; the same as Jamin, the name of three Isr.:

for 3225;
3250.
lm
i"iO"l
ylccowr,
yis-sore';
from
3256;
re-
prover: instruct.
3251. Tjd^
Jamin.
See also
1144.
3227. 3228.
ip'W yemiyiiiy,
patron. "'J"'??? from 8226; a Jeminite (collect.) or desc. of Jamin:Jaminites. See also 1145.
yem-ee-nee'; right: (on the) right (hand). emiynly, yem-ee-nee';
yaw-sak'; a prim, root; pour (intrans.): be poured. 3252. T'DD' Ylckatt, yis-kaw'; from an unused 3277. by* ya'Sl, yaw-ale'; from 3276; aniftei
1
1
yacak,
,
3276. b5 ya'al, yaw-al'; a prim, root; prop, to ascend; flg. to be valuable (obj. useful, subj. benefited): X at all, set forward, can do good, to (be, have) profit (-able).
climbing):
root mean, to watch; observant; Jiskah, sister of Lot:Iscah.
wild goat.
(as
3278. bsfj TTa'el, yaw-ale'; the same as 3277; Jael,
3253. IrTpttp'?
Tlcmakyahuw,
hoo';
yis-mak-yaw3050;
a Canaan ite: Jael.

3279. Sby.1 T[SL<&La?,yah-al-aW;or
3229. Nba? "Ylm'ia', yeem-law'; or
from 5564 and
Jah
will
nbxP ITlmlan,
''
Jimla
or
yim-law ; from 4390; full; Jimlah, an Isr.:Imla, 3254. C|D^

1
sustain; Jismakjah,
an Isr.: Ismachiah.
Imlah.
3230. Tlb7
Jamlech.
Vamlik,
will
make
yam-lake'; from 4427; he king; Jamlek, an Isr.:
3231.
V2''
y&man,
3225
yaw-man'; a prim, root; to be

(i.e.
(phys.) right
firm); but used only as
to add or augment (often adv. to continue to do a thing):- add, x again, x any more, X cease, conceive again, continue, exceed, X come more, X further, x gather together, get more, give moreover, x henceforth, increase (more and more), join, X longer (bring, do, make, much, put), X (the, much,
yacaph, yaw-saf; a prim, root;
ilbS? ; Ya'alali, yah-al-aw';

3280 or
direct
from
Jaalah, one of the Nethinim:
the same as Jaala or Jaala, Jaalah.

8276;
fern, of
3280.
fby^ ya'alah,
roe.
yah-al-aW;
3277:
8281. tib? TTa'lam, yah-lawm'; from 5956; occult; Jalam, an Edomite: Jalam.
"j?^
right-handed or take the right-hand side: go (turn) to (on, use) the right hand.
denom. from
and
transit., to be
yet)
more (and more), proceed (further), prolong, put, 3282.

er,
be [strong-]
3255.
f|D">
yet, yield. (Chald.), yes-af;
ya'an, yah'-an; from an unused root mean, to pay attention; prop, heed; by
used adv. to
indi-
y e caph
3254:-add.
corresp. to
impl. purpose (sake or account);
3256. "Id yacar, yaw-sar'; a prim, root; to chasJ 3283. ^Si ya'gn, yaw-ane'; from the same as tise, lit. (with blows) or fig. (with words); Jimnah, the name of two Isr.; also (with the art.) of 3282; the ostrich (prob. from its answerhence to instruct: bind, chasten, chastise, correct, Imnah, Imna, Jimnah, the posterity of one of them: ing cry: ostrich. instruct, punish, reform, reprove, sore, teach. Jimnites. 3284. Tn?!2 ya'an&li, yah-an-av/; fern, of 3283, 3233. "ffiy y e maniy, yem-aw-nee'; from 3231; 3257. y^ ya, yaw; from 3261; a shovel: shovel. and mean, the same: (- owl. right (i.e. at the right hand):(on the) 3258. Ya<bSts, yah-bates'; from an unused 3285. "V535 TTa'anay, yah-an-ah'ee; from the root prob. mean, to grieve; sorrowful; right (hand). same as 3283; responsive; Jaanai, an 3234. 3>37a"] Ilmnat, yim-naw'; from 4513; he Jabets, the name of an 1st., and also of a place in Isr.: Jaanai. Pal. : Jabez. will restrain; Jimna, an Isr. : Imna. 3286. El?" ya'aph, yaw-af; a prim, root; to tire (as if from wearisome flight): faint, 8235. 'yO' yamar, yaw-mar ; a prim, root; to ex- 3259. *13P ya'ad, yaw-ad'; a prim, root; to fix impl. change upon (by agreement or by places: appointment) change; by to cause to fly, (be) weary (self). meet impl. to (at a stated time), to summon (to trial), 3287. C|y; y&t&pb, yaw-afe'; from 3286; fatigued; boast selves, change. 1 direct (in a certain quarter or position), to engage fig. exhausted. faint, weary. 3236. STTCP Ifimran, vim-raw ; prob. from 3235; to marriage): agree, (make an) appoint (-ment, a interchange; Jimrah, an Isr.: Imrah. (for 3288. CIS y e aph, yeh-awf; from 3286; fatigue time), assemble (selves), betroth, gather (selves, to(adv. utterly exhausted):swiftly. 3237. "iM'1 yamash, yaw-mash'; a prim, root; to gether), meet (together), set (a time). 1 touch: feel. 3289. V?" ya'ats, yaw-ats ; a prim, root; to ade fajn *dow. See 3260. vise; reflex, to deliberate or resolve: 3238. fTy yanah, yaw-naw>; a prim, root; to rage or be violent: by impl. to suppress, 3260. 1^1 te'diy, yed-ee'; from 3259; appoint- advertise, take advice, advise (well), consult, (give determine, devise, guide, pur to maltreat: destroy, (thrust out by) oppress (-ing, ed; Jedi, an Isr.:Iddo [from the marg.] take) counsel (-lor),
1
3232. HSff irimnab, yim-naw'; from 3231; pros'' perity (as betokened by the right hand);
1
cate the reason or cause: because (that), much (+ as), seeing then, that, whereas,
foras-
+ why.
Y^l
-1
'
ton, or), proud, vex, do violence.
See
3035.
pose.

3290.
Yawlal
Yekawr
51
ap3p Ya<aq6b,
heel-catcher
yah-ak-obe'; from 6117; (i.e. supplanter); Jodkob,
3318.
NX1
yatsa', yaw-tsaw1 ; a prim,

(causat. bring) out, in
lit.
root; to go a great variety of
3340. "HIT?: Yitsrty, yits-ree'; patron, from 3337; a Jitsrite (collect.) or desc. of Jetser:
the Israelitish patriarch:Jacob.
applications,
and
8291. FDp!?l 3292. 'JJM^
Ya'aqobah,
yah-ak-o'-baw; from 3290; Jaakobah, an Isr. :Jaakobah.
after, appear,
flg., direct and assuredly, bear out,
proxim.:
begotten,
3341.
nS 1
yatsatb,
yaw-tsath';
a prim,
break out, bring forth

(-ing, -ure),
(out, up),
(abroad, out, thereat, without),
Ya<&qan,
carry out, come be condemned, deescape, exact,

(forth,
bum
burn
(up),
or set
on
fire; flg. to
root; to desolate:
be desolate, set
(on) fire ([fire]), kindle.
yah-ak-awn';
same as Jaakan. Comp. 1142.

829S.
*13>?
6130;
from the part Jaakan, an Idumaean: fail,
draw forth, in the end,
ya'ar, yah'-ar; from an unused root prob. mean, to thicken with verdure; a lay
fall (out), fetch forth (out), hence, out), (able to, cause to, let) go abroad (forth, on, out), going out, grow, have forth (out), issue out,
(lie)
get away
out, lead out, pluck out, proceed, pull out,
3342. i]?^ yeqeb, yeh'-keb; from an unused root mean, to excavate; a trough (as dug out) spec, a wine-âi (whether the lower one, into which the juice drains; oi the upper, in which the grapes are crushed) :f ats, presses, press-fat, wine
;
copse of bushes; henee a forest; hence honey in the comb (as hived in trees): [honey-] comb, forest,
wood.
8294.
STJP Ya'rah, yah-raw

Jarah, an
Isr.
:
a form
1
of 3295;
put away, be risen, x scarce, send with commandment, shoot forth, spread, spring out, stand out, X still, x surely, take forth (out), at any time, X to [and fro], utter.
3319. tBjp
(-press).
3343. 'bNSap'1
Jekabtseel,
Yeqabts<el,
from
6908
in
1
yek-ab-tseh-ale'
a place
and 410; God will gather; Pal. : Jekabzeel. Comp. 6909.

;
Jarah.
y etsa
(Ohald.), yets^wf;
corresp. to
3344. *lp^
yaqad, yaw-kad
burn: (be) burn
a prim,
root;
to
3295. iTjjp ya'arab, yah-ar-aw ; fem. of 3293, and mean, the same: [honey-] comb,
forest
3818:finish.
(-ing),
X from
the
yah-aray' o-reg-eem'; from the piur. of 8293 and the masc. plur. part. act. of 707; woods Jaare-oregim. of weavers; Jaare-Oregim, an Isr.
3296.
&11)X "^J* Yaarey >Or*giym,
3320. i5tj yatsab, yaw-tsab'; a prim, root; to place (any thing so as to stay); reflex, to station, offer, continue: present selves, remaining,
hearth, kindle. 3345. 1]?"'. e qad
(Chald.), yek-ad';
corresp. to
3344:burning.
resort, set (selves), (be able to, can, with-) stand (fast,
3346. Wlp. ]
y e qeda>
3345;
(Chald.), yek-ay-daw';
forth, -ing,
still,
up).
a conflagration:
e <am,
;
burning.
from
3297.
fi
1^ Ye ariym,
Comp.
7157.
3293 ; forests; Jearim,
yeh-aw-reem' plur. of a place in Pal. :
3321. S2? y*tseb (Chald.), yets-abe'; corresp. to 3320; to be firm; hence to speak surely:
truth.
3347. Byi)?;
Jearim.
3322. S5SJ y at gag, yaw-tsag'; a prim, root; to yah-ar-esh-yaw' place permanently:establish, leave, from an unused root of uncert. make, present, put, set, stay. signif. and 3050; Jaareshjah, an Isr.:Jaresiah. 3323. ^Vtl yitshar, yits-hawr", from 6671; oil 3299. SteP Ya'asftw, yah-as-oo'; from 6213; (as producing light); fig. anointing: they will do; Jaasu, an Isr. Jaasau. 4- anointed, oil. 3300. bSFtar Ya'asiy'el, yah-as-ee-ale'; from 3324. 1!JS? Yttshar, yits-hawr'; the same as 6213 and 410; made of God; Jaasiel, 3323; Jitshar, an Isr.:Izhar. an Isr.: Jaasiel, Jasiel. 3325. "Hilli? Yitsbariy, yits-haw-ree'; patron, from 3301. iTW; Ylpbdyh, yif-deh-yaw'; from 3324; a Jitsharite or desc. of 6299 and 3050; Jahwill liberate; JiphJitshar:Izeharites, Izharites. dejah, an Isr. :Iphedeiah. 3326. 3>1S!P yatsuwa', yaw-tsoo'-ah; pass. part, 1 3302. 11SP yapbah, yaw-faw ; a prim, root; of 3331 spread, i.e. a bed; (arch.) an exprop, to be bright, i.e. (by impl.) beautitension, i.e. wing or lean-to (a single story or coldeck. fair (-r), (make self) beautiful, be ful:las lect.):bed, chamber, couch. 3303. SIB" yapbeb, jaMJ-/eft'; from 3302; beauti- 3327. pnip. Vltscbaq, yits-khawk'; from 6711;
3298.
ITPIB'I?!;!
Ya'aresbyab,
yok-deh-awm'; from and 5971 burning of (the) people; Jokdeam, a place in Pal. :Jokdeam. 3348. i"l]5^ Yaqeb, yaw-keh'; from an unused root prob. mean, to obey; obedient; Jakeh, a symbolical name (for Solomon):Jakeh.
3344
Yoqd
3349.
n7Î')5^
yiqqabab,
same as
8348;
yik-kaw-haw '; from the

1
obedience:
gathering,
a burn-
to obey.
3350. lip";
3351.
filp"'.
y e qowd,
ing:
yek-ode';
from
8344;
burning.
thing: (living) substance.
y*qiiwm, yek-oom'; from 6965; prop. standing (extant), i.e. by impl. a living
yaqfiwsb,
prop,
3352. UJipJ
fowler.
yaw-koshe'; entangling; hence
from 3369; a snarer:

pass, part, of
3353. UJIp^
trans.)
yaquwsb, yawkoosh';
8369; prop, entangled,
(trans.)
ful
(lit.
or
flg.):
(-beautiful, beauty,
comely, fair
(-est, one),
+ goodly, pleasant, well.

yef-eh'
laughter
Isaac), son of
(i.e.
mockery)',
Jitschak (or
a snare, or
3304 flJBTIB^ ypbeb-pbiyab,

beautiful:very
fair.
fee-
yaw'; from 3302 by redupl.; very
3328.
Isr.:
"iQ5f"J
3354. bN^nip^ Abraham:Isaac. Comp. 3446. Yitscbar, yits-khar'; from the same
as 6713;
by impl. (ina snarer: fowler, snare. eqawtbiy'6l, yek-ooth-ee'-alei from the same as 3348 and 410; obei.e.
he will shine; Jitschar, an

3318;
dience of God; Jekuthiel, an Isr.:JekuthieL
8305. is;
lapho, yaw-fo ; or Sis' 4pIiow> (Ezra 8

1
and Zehoar [from the marg.].

issue,
i.e.
3355. "\typ1
Yoqjan,
will be
3329. fcTS; yatsiy', yaw-tsee'; from

:
made
yok-tawn'; from 6994; he little; Joktan, an Arabian
7),
yaw-fo'; from
:
offspring:those that
came
forth.
patriarch:
Joktan.
Yaqiym,
3079.
3302; beautiful; Japho, a place in Pal.
3330.
S%1
(-ty),
yatstsiyb
8321;
(Chald.), yats-tseeb';
from 3356. D^pJ

Jakim.
Japha, Joppa.
fixed, sure; concr, certainty:
yaw-keem'; from 6965; he will raise; Jakim, the name of two Isr. :
3306. HB''
yapbacb,
self.
yaw-fakh'; a prim, root; prop, to breathe hard, ie. (by impL) to

yaw-fay'-akh; from 3306; prop, puffing, Le. (fig.) meditating:
3302;
certain
true, truth.
Comp.
2^ yatsiya'.
3331.
3>5-
See
3326.
3357. "Vp^
yaqqiyr,
cious:
yak-keer';
sigh: bewail
dear.
from
8365:
pre-
3307. HB"
yapbeacb,
yatsa', yaw-tsah'; a prim, root; to 3358. strew as a surface:make [one's] bed,
such as breathe out. 3308. "'B'1 ypbiy, yof-ee'; from
lie,
spread.
(Chald.) yak-keer1 ; corresp. to 3357:noble, rare. e yek-am-yaw'; 3359. FH?p? from
Tp2 yaqqiyr
qamyab,
yaw-tsak 1 ; a prim, root; prop, 6965 and 3050; Jah will rise; Jekamto pour out (trans, or intrans.); by impl. jah, the name of two Isr. :Jekamiah. Comp. 3079. beauty. to melt or cast as metal; by extens. to place firmly, to 3360. D^MpI e qamam, yek-am'-awm; from 3309. 2"*3 Yapbiya, yaw-fee' -ah; from 3313; stiffen or grow hard:cast, cleave fast, be (as) firm, 6965 and 5971; (the) people will rise bright; Japhia, the name of a Canaan- grow, be hard, lay out, molten, overflow, pour (out), Jekamam, an Isr. :Jekameam. Comp. 8079, 3361. Japhia. ite, an Isr., and a place in Pal.: run out, set down, stedfast. e am, yok-meh-awm'; from 3361. fiSMp; 3310. tabSP Yapblftt, yaf-late'; from 6403; he 3333. SljJS^ y e tsubab, yets-oo-kaw' ; pass. part, 6965 and 6971; (the) people wiXL be will deliver; Japhlet, an Isr.:Japhlet. fem. of 3382; poured out, i.e. run into raised; Jokmeam, a place in Pal: Jokmeam 3311. ^tA/B- YapbMjiy, yaf-lay-tee' ; patron. a mould: when it was cast. Comp. 3360, 3362. from 3810; a Japhletite or desc. of 3334. IK; yatsar. yaw-tsar1 ; a prim, root; to et am, 3362. OSipJ yoksneh-awmf; from Japhlet:Japhleti. press (intrans.), i.e. be narrow; flg. be in 6969 and 5971; (the) people will be from distress: be distressed, be marrow, be straitened (in lamented; Joknedm, a place in Pal. 3312. SIMP Yopbunneb, yef-oonsneh' ; Jokneam. 6437; he will be prepared; Jephunneh, straits), be vexed. 3363. 5>p^ yaqa*, yaw-kah'; a prim, root; prop. the name of two Isr. :Jephunneh. 3335. "lit yatsar, yaw-tsar 1 prob. identical with
beauty:
3332.
pip yatsaq,
Yoqm
Yoqn
11
to sever oneself,
to
i.e.
3313. SB"
3334 (through the squeezing into shape); ([comp. 3831]); to mould into a form; espec. as a potter; flg. to determine (i.e. form a resolution) : shine (forth). 3314. S"WB? ylpbab,i/i/-<i)', from3813; splendor X earthen, fashion, form, frame, make (-r), potter, purpose. or (flg.) beauty: brightness,
1
yapba,
shine:be
yaw-fah'; a prim, root; light, [shew self, (cause

,
(by impl.) to be dis-
to
to)
abandon; causat. to impale (and thus allow to drop to pieces by rotting):be alienated, depart, hang (up), be out of joint.
located;
flg.
3364
yp ^
5)1?^
yaqats,
awake
yaw-kats'; a prim, rooc; to
3315.
ttf Yepbetb, yeft'-/*ft> from 6601; expan- 3336.

sion; Jepheth,
*tit
yetser, yay'-tser;
from
3835;
a form;
3365. *1pJ
(intrans.):(be)
awake (-d).
a son
of Noah; also his
posterity:
Japheth.
Ylpbtacb,
yif-tawleh';
flg. conception (i.e. purpose):frame, thing framed, imagination, mind, work.
yaqapb.
See
5362.
3316. ttFlB?
from
6605;
3337.
3338.
15F Yetser,
Jetser,
he will open; Jiphtach, an

place in Pal.:Jephthah, Jiphtah.
Isr.; also
an
yay'-tser; the Isr.:Jezer.
same as
3336;
1SJ yatsar, yaw-tsoor';

structure,
i.e.
pass. part, of 3835;
1 prop, ; a prim, root; appar. to be heam, i.e. (flg.) valuable; causat. to make rare (flg. to inhibit):be (make) precious, be prized, be set by, withdraw.
yaqar, yaw-kar
3317.
bN-nCBI Ylpbtacb-'el,
from 6605 and
410;
yif-tach*ale'
limb or part: member.
3366.
*tj!?)
y*qar, yek-awr 1 ; from 3365;

(concr.) wealth;
value,
i.e.
OodwiU
open; 3339. "^St? Yttsriy,9ife-ree'; from 8335; formative; Jitsri,
JipMach-el,
a place in Pal. :Jiphthab-eL
an Isr, :Isri.
abstr. costliness, dig* nity:honour, precious (things), price.
Vekawr
Yithraw
3367.
3368.
"lp"1

EfclBIT
y e qar
(Chald.), yek-awr'; corresp. to 3366: glory, honour.

3365; valuaor subj.): brightness, clear, honourable women, precious,
I^nwshalaim,
yer-oo-shaw-
3412.
of
m?3T Tarmuwth,
7311;
yar-mooth';
from
"Ip"1
faqar, yaw-kawr'; from

ble
(obj.
DTJTBIT
two main
lah'-im; rarely e ruwslialaytm, yer-oo-shaw-
elevation; Jarmuth, the
name
two places
in
Pal.: Jarmuth. See

3406.
costly, excellent, fat,
lah'-yim; a dual (in allusion to its bills [the true pointing, at least of the
3390]);
ninT XerSm6wtb_.
3413. 173T
reputation.
former reading, seems to be that of
prob.
Ieremiiy, yer-ay-mah'ee;
elevated; Jeremai, an
Isr.:
from
or
7311;
from
3369.
snare.
lZ3p"<
(the pass. part, of) 3384
yaqosh.
ensnare
and
7999;
founded
3414.
Jeremai.
;
(lit.
yaw-koshe'; a prim, root; to peaceful; Jerushalaim or Jerushalem, the capital or fig.): fowler (lay a) city of Pal. : Jerusalem.
!T7pT
Xirme yah., yir-meh-yaw'

from
7311
3390. dbl231T
3370.
"Jlflp;
Yoqslian,
insidious;
yok-shawn'; from 3369; Jokshan, an Arabian pa-
Cernirihalem
TFMT Yirmeyab-ikw, yir-meh-yaw'-hoo;

and
3050;
(Chald.),
yer-oo-
Jah
will rise;
shaw-lame' ; corresp. to 3389:Jerusalem.
Jirmejah, the
name
of eight or nine Isr.:Jeremiah.
triarch :
Jokshan.
Yoqtb
e >el,
yok-theh-ale' ;
3391.
3371. ^Nrip;
HT
yerach,
prob. from the same as 3348 and 410; veneration of God [comp. 3354]; Joktheel, the name of a place in Pal., and of one in Idumasa: Joktheel.
yeh'-rakh; root of uncert. signif.
from an unused a lunation, i.e.
month:month, moon.
3392. !"|T Yeracb., yeh'-rakh; the same as 3391; Jerach, an Arabian patriarch: Jerah.
3415. 3>T yara', yaw-rah'; a prim, root; prop, to be broken up (with any violent action), i.e. (fig.) to fear:be grievous [only Isa. 15 4; the
:
rest belong to 7489].
3416.
bNBT
N'T yara'.
3372.
fright,
(-ful,
See
3384.
Ylrpe'el, yir-peh-ale' from 7495 and 410; God ivill heal; Jirpeel, a
yaw-rah';
but, spit.
NT
3393.
ttT y e racb
3391
;
(Chald.), yeh-rakh';
corresp. to
place in Pal. : Irpeel.
yare', yaw-ray'; a prim, root; to fear; mor. to revere; caus. to frighten:af- 3394.
a month: month.
the
nT
TIT
yareach,
3417.
be (make) afraid, dread (-ful), (put in) fear -fully, -ing). (be had in) reverence (-end), X see,
terrible (act, -ness, thing).
yaw-ray' -akh; from same as 3391 the moon:moon. Y erecb.6w. See 3405.
:
pT pT
spit:
yaraq, x
yereq,
prim, root;
to
3418.
yeh'-rek;
from
3417 (in the sense
of vacuity of color);
prop, pallor,
i.e.
3373.
NT
yarfe', yaw-ray'; from 3373; fearing; mor. reverent: afraid, fear (-ful).
3374 PiNT
X
3419. yaraq, yaw-rawk'; from the same as God will com3418; prop, green; concr. a vegetable: passionate; Jerachmeel, the name of three Isr.: green, herbs. 3375. "pST Ylr6wn, yir-ohn'; from 3373; fearJerahmeel. fulness; Jiron, a place in Pal. :Iron. VPT- TTarqdwn. See 4313. e e eliy, yer-akh-meh3397. "ibSMIT 3376. FPTOT Yir'iyayh, yir-ee-yaw'; from 3373 3430. pp'T y^raqown, yay-raw-kone' ; from ay-lee'; patron, from 3396; aJerand 3050; fearful of Jah; Jirijah, an 3418; paleness, whether of persons achmeelite or desc. of Jerachmeel: Jerahmeelites. Isr.: Irijah. (from fright), or of plants (from drought): mildew, 3398. Yareb-a', yar-khaw'; prob. of Eg. palen 3377. 3TJ YarSb, yaw-rabe'; from 7378; he will or.; Jarcha, an Eg.: Jarha. contend; Jareb, a symbolical name for 3421 B3>pT Yorq et am, yor-keh-awm' ; from yaw-rat' to pre3399. t2T ; a prim, root; arat, y Assyria: Jareb. Comp. 3403. 7334 and 5971 people will be poured cipitate or hurl (rush) headlong; (ine rubbatal, yer-oob-bah'-al; from forth; Jorkeam, a place in Pal.: Jorkeam. 3378. trans.) to be rash:be. perverse, turn over. e 7378 and 1168; Baal will contend; e riy>el, yer-ee-ale'; from 3384 and 3422. p'lpT y raqraq, yer-ak-rak'; from the 3400. bjOT Jerubbaal, a symbol, name of Gideon: Jerubbaal. same as 3418; yellowishness: green410; thrown of God; Jeriel, an Isr. : ish, yellow. 3379. flSST TTarob'am, yaw-rob-awm' ; from
yir'ali, yir-aw'; leva, of 3373; fear (also used as infln.); mor. reverence: dreadful, x exceedingly, fear (-fulness).
yer-o-khawm' ; from 7355; compassionate; Jerocham, the name of seven or eight Isr. : Jeroham.
3395.
3396.
DHT
ir e r6cham,
hence the yellowish green of young and sickly vegetation; concr. verdure, i.e. grass or vegetation: grass, green (thing).
bSMnT.
Y e racb.m e'el,
from
7355
yer-akh-meh-ale'
and
pT
410;
Y rachm
SHT
b^ST Y
7378
and
5971
(the)
tend; Jarobam, the
name
of
two
people will conIsr. kings: Jeroyer-oob-beh'1333;
Jeriel.
Comp.
3385.
3401.
ST;
3423.
yaw-rebe';
U5T yarasli.
125T
yaw-rash", or
;
yariyb.
from
7378;
lit.
he
boam.
3380. rUBan"!
e rubbesb.etli,
will contend; prop. adj. contentious; used as noun, an adversary: that contend (-eth),
yaresb, yaw-raysh'
in their place);
a prim, root; to
impl. to seize, to
occupy (by driving out previous tenants,
slieth;
from
7378
and
shame
that strive.
and possessing
by
(i.e.
the idol) will contend; Jerubbesheth, a symbol,

for
name
3402. 3403. 3404.
S^T
Gideon: Jerubbesheth.
yaw-rad'; a prim, root; to descend (lit. to go doivnwards; or conventionally to a lower region, as the shore, a boundary, the enemy, etc.; or fig. to fall); causat. to bring down (in all the above applications): X abundantly, bring down, carry down, cast down, (cause to) come
3381.
IT
yarad,
"^T
ITariyb, yaw-rebe'; the same as 3401; rob, to inherit; also to expel, to impoverish, to ruin;cast out, consume, destroy, disinherit, disposJarib, the name of three Isr. : Jarib. Vriybay, yer-eeb-ah'ee; from 3401; sess, drive (-ing) out, enjoy, expel, X without fail,
contentious; Jeribai, an Isr.: Jeribai.
(give to, leave for) inherit (-ance, -or),
-f-
magistrate,
FPT Y
1!TT
e riyah, yer-ee-yaw';
be (make) poor, come to poverty, (give
to,
make
to)
or
TT e riyaIiiiw, yer-ee-yaw''-hoo;
3384
from
Jeri-
and
3050;
Jah
will throw;
possess, get (have) in (take) possession, seize upon, succeed, X utterly. e resb.ab, yer-ay-shaw' ; from 8438; 3424.
fTOT y
(down), get down, go (-ing) down (-ward), hang down, x indeed, let down, light (down), put down (off), (cause to, let) run down, sink, subdue,
(-tag)
down,
jah, an Isr.: Jeriah, Jerijah.
occupancy:
possession.
fall
3405.
TFT Y eriycb.6w, yer-ee-kho'; or

itTT
Y er6cbdw
Kings
16
:
yer-ay-kho' ;
or var.
(1
take down.
3425. ttlST y e ruslxsliali. yer-oosh-shaw' ; from 3423; something occupied; a conquest; also a patrimony: heritage, inheritance, possession.
34)
Yered, yeh'-red; from 3381 a descent; Jered, the name of an antediluvian, and of an Isr.: Jared.
3382. "IT
;
SirPT
fragrant;
1T e riycli61i, yer-ee-kho'; perh.
3426.
from
3394; its month; or else from 7306; Jericho or Jerecho, a place in Pal.:
3383. j'lT ICaxAen, yar-dane' ; from 3381; a de- Jericho. scender; Jarden, the principal river of 3406. ni?3" Pal.: Jordan. 3384.
perh. from an unused root mean, to stand out, or exist; entity; used adv. or as a copula for the substantive verb there is or are (or any other form of the verb (1961)
T25"j
;
yesh, yaysh;
T Y riymdwtb., yer-ee-mohth'
e
plur.
to be, as
;
may
suit the connection): (there) are, (he,
or
it,
shall, there,
there may, there shall, there should)

(I,
HT
NT
yarah,
yaw-raw'; or
(2
Chr. 36
IE)
rwr
ninT
TT e rfeymdwtli, yer-ay-mohth' ; or
lT e rem6wtli, yer-ay-mohth'; fern.
be,
thou do, had, hast, (which) hath,

(he,
it,
shalt, that)
have,
there)
will,
is,
substance,
wilt,
it
(there)
was,
yara', yaw-raw'; a prim,
root; prop,
(there)Iwere,
ye
thou
sit
wouldest.
to flow as water (i.e. to rain); trans, to lay or throw (espec. an arrow, i.e. to shoot); fig. to point out (as if by aiming the finger), to teach: (+) archer, cast, direct, inform, instruct, lay, shew, shoot, teach (-er, -ing). through.
from
7311
elevations; Jerimoth
3427. 3TB"
yasbab,
prop, to
yaw-shab';
prim, root;
or Jeremoth, the name of twelve Isr. :Jeremoth, Jerimoth, and Bamoth [from the marg.].
down
(spec, as judge, in
am-
3407.
SiyT y
e riy'ali, yer-ee-aw'; (as tremulous):
from
3415;
bush, in quiet); by impl. to dwell, to remain; causat. to settle, to marry: (make to) abide (-ing), continue,
(cause to,
establish,
(-ant),
hanging
curtain.
3385.
biJlT T'rnw'a,
and
410:
yer-oo-ale';
from 3384 3408.

Jeruel, a
ni^T
Yerly'owth,
3407;
yer-ee-ohth' ; plur. of
founded of God;
curtains;
;
Jerioth, an Israeli-
make to) dwell (-ing), ease self, endure, x fail, habitation, haunt, (make to) inhabit make to keep [house], lurking, x marry (-ing),
(-tie),
place in Pal. : Jeruel
tess: Jerioth.
(bring again to) place, remain, return, seat, set

still,
3386.
yaw-ro'-akh; perh. denom. from 3394; (born at the) new moon; Jaroach, an Isr. Jaroah.
:
WrP Tarowach,
3409. TlT yarek. yaw-rake' from an unused root (down-) sit (-down,
fleshy softness);
fig.
-ting
down, -ting [place]
-uate),
3387.
yaw-roke'; from 3417; green, an herb: green thing. e 3388. JW51T TT riiwsb.a', yer-oo-shaw'; or
i.e.
piT yarowq,
mean, to be soft; the thigh (from its take, tarry. by euphem. the generative parts; 3428. SNllir Yeslieb'ab, yeh-sheb-awb' ; from a shank, flank, side: x body, loins, shaft, side, 8427 and 1 seat of (his) father; Je;
thigh.
shebab, an Isr.: Jeshebeab.
3410.
3411.
SOT
!"DT
yarka'
(Chald.), yar-kaw';
corresp.
3429.
rOTSa SUP
Tfoslieb
yo-shabe'
basb-Shebeth,
bash-sheh'-beth;
[TO1T
TT e riiwsh-ali,
yer-oo-shaW;
fern,
to 3411; a thigh:thigh. y e rejab., yer-ay-kaw1 ; fem. of 3409;
from the
act. part, of 3427

;
and
7674,
with a prep, and
pass. part, of 3433; possessed;
Jeru-
sha or Jerushah, an Israelitess:Jerusha, Jerushah.
prop, the flank; but used only fig., the rear or recess: border, coast, part, quarter, side.
the art. interposed sitting in the seat; Josheb-bashShebeth, an Isr. : that sat in the seat.
;;

8430. Tti$ "(SpT
Yekawr
Yithraw
53
YlsbbSw
beh-nobe;
b-Ndb,
yish-bo'
3452. Tin'
ll5';
e sbiymdwn,esft-ee-mone';from
from 3427 and 6011, with
3456;
a desolation:desert,
Jeshi-
3476. "Wj^ ydsber, yo>-sher; from 3474; the right: equity, meet, right, upright
(-ness).
a proa,
(Is)
suffix
and a prep, interposed; his dwelling mon,
solitary, wilderness.
in Nob; Jishbo-be-Nob, a Philistine:Ishbi-benob [from the marg.].
nTO^
3453. ttTttT
cient,
8431. n517
Ishbah.
Ytsbbacb,
yish-bakh';
from
7623;
y sbiymowtb. See 1020, 3451. yasbiysh, yaw-sheesh'; from 3486; an old man:(very) aged (man), an-
3477. IBJJ
yasbar,
straight
yaw-shawr1 ;
(lit.
from
8474-
or
(-est),
flg.):convenient,
equity, Jasher, just,
meet
pleased well
he will praise; Jishbach, an Isr.: 8432.
very
old.
right (-eons), straight, (most) upright
(-ly, -ness).
3454. "HZTttj^
Ye shiysbay, yesh-ee-shah'ee; from

3453;
"ailij
YtUbubfy,
aw-sftoo-6ee';
from 3437; a Jashub:Jashubites.

8433. Drib "OUT!
shoo'-bee
patron. Jashubite, or desc. of
aged; Jeshishai, an Isr.:Jesh-
ishai.
3478. bNîB? Yisra'el, yis-raw-ale 1 ; from 8280 and 410; lie will rule as God; Jisrael, a symbolical name of Jacob; also (typically) of his
3455. dto^
yasam,
place;
Yaishabiy Lechem,
leh'-khem;
yaw7785
(set).
intrans. to be
yaw-sam'; a prim root; to posterity:Israel. placed;be put 3479. binto 1 Yisra'el

to
(Chald.),
yis^-aio-ale'
from
corresp. to 3478:IsraeL
D1Z5"
1
and
3699;
Tsr.:Jashubi-lehem.
returner of bread; Jashubi-Lechem, an [Prob. the text should be

1
3456.
yasbam, yaw-sham'; a prim, root;

lie
waste: be
3480.
HbjnBT
desolate.
Yesar>elab,
var.
yes-ar-ale'-aw;
by
from
3477
and 410 with
direcIsr.:
pointed
fihb Û}"
Y6she bey Lechem,
yo-sheh-
3457. Naia"; Ylsbma,', yish-maW; from 3456; desolate; Jishma, an Isr. :Ishma.
tive enclitic; rtgfct
towards God; Jesarelah, an

841.
Jesharelah.
Comp.
bay' leh'-khem, and rendered 3458. bSWailT Ylsbma'e'I, yish-maw-ale'; from 3481. "'bN^TlT Yi8re 'elly,^/s-rell-a-lee', patron. "(they were) inhabitants of Lechem," Le. of Beth8085 and 410; God will hear; Jishfrom 3478; a Jisreelite or desc. of lehem (by contraction). Comp. 3902.] mael, the name of Abraham's oldest son, and of five Jisrael: of Israel, Israelite. IshmaeL Isr.: yaw-shob-awm' 3482. ttfejfjjqri Yisr e >eliyb, yis-reh-ay-leeth'; 3434. D3>31l5j Yashob'am, fem. of 8481; a Jisreelitess or fefrom 7725 and 5971; people wiU re- 3459. ^biWaiZT Yishma'e'liy, yish-maw-ay-lee'; patron, from 3458; a Jishmaelite male desc. of Jisrael:Israelitish. turn; Jashobam, the name of two or three Isr.: or desc. of Jishmael: Ishmaelite. Jashobeam. 3483. Tr''. ytsbrab, yish-raw'; fem. of 8477; 3460. !"PS M1IJ'; Yishma'yab, yish-mah-yav/ ; or rectitude: uprightness. 8435. p3'i^ Ylshbaq, yish-bawk 1 ; from an une sburiiwn, yesh-oo-roon'; from used root corresp. to 7662; he will yish-mah- 8484. "JVYII^ llrfSMIIJ^ Yiihma'yahiiw, 3474; upright; Jeshurun, a symbol, leave; Jishbdk, a son of Abraham:Ishbak. yaw'-hoo; from 8085 and 3050; Jah
>
8436. ni23]?30';
yosh-bek-awshaw'; from 8427 and 7186; a hard seat; Joshbekashah, an Isr.: Joshbekashah.
Yobfe e qasbab,
will hear;
Jishmajah, the
maiah.
3461.
Isr.:
*|,
name of two Isr. :Ish- name for Israel:Jeshurun. 3485. IplBiiT Yissa"kar,
yish-mer-ah'ee;
n?aili^
YIshmeray,
8104;
8437. ailSJ
i', 115',
Taahuwb, yaw-shoob';
Yaabiyb,
preservative;
from Jishmerai, an
lie
will bring
a reward;
yis-saw-kawr' (strictly yis-saws-kawr'); from 5375 and 7939; Jissaskar, a son of Jacob:
or
Ishmerai.
"JIDJ
Issacbar.
yaw-sheeb'; from 7785; he will return; Jashub, the name of two
Isr.;Jashub.
3438.
Isvah.
n# Yisfav&h,
yish^vaw'; from 7737; fte will level; Jishvah, an Isr.;Ishvah,
yaw-shane'; a prim, root; prop, to be slack or languid, i.e. (by impl.) sleep (flg. to die); also to grow old, stale or inveterate:old (store), remain long, (make to) sleep.
3462.
yasben,
3486.
i.e.
yaw-shaysh'; from an un used root mean, to blanch; gray-haired, an aged man: stoop for age.
1ST15J
yasbesb,
3487. rP
3439. "tîlB"'
Ye bowcbayah,
yaw-shane 1 ; 3463. flU 1 yaslien. sleepy: asleep, (one out

-ing), slept.
from
3462:
of) sleep (-eth,
yesh-o-khaw-
(Chald.), yath; corresp. to 863; a sign of the object of a verb: whom. 3488. 2rH y e tbiyb (Chald.), yeth-eeb'; corresp. to 3427; to sit or dwell: dwell, (be) set, sit.
yatb
yaw'; from the same as 3445 and 3050; Jan will empty; Jeshochajah, an Isr.:Jeshoaiab.
3464. yB"
Yashen, yaw-shane'; the same as 3463; Jashen, an Isr.: Jashen.

yasban,
old.
3489. "irp
yathed,
yaw-thade'; from an unused root mean, to pin through or fast; a
8440. "noSl Ylsbviy, yishsvee'; from

Jiahvi, the
Ishvi, Isui, Jesui.
3465. 1TUJ
7737;
level;
yaw-shown'; from
3462;
old:
name
of two Isr.:Ishuai,
3466.
anah.
n3Tli"^
Yesbanab,
3465;
8441.
"'IID?
Yiabviy, i/isA-tiee*;
a
patron, from 3440; Jishvite (collect.) or desc. of Jishvi:
yesh-aw-naw" ; tern, Jeshanah, a place in Pal.:Jesh-
peg:vail, paddle, pin, stake. 3490. OirP yatbdwm, yaw-thome'; from an unused root mean, to be lonely; a beof
reaved person: fatherless
3491. ^Wi"
1
(child),
orphan.
Jesuites.
yay-shoo'-ah; for 3091; he will save; Jeshua, the name of ten place Pal. Jeshua. in : Isr., also of a
8442.
1123^.
Yesbuwa',
3443.
?W; Yesbuwa'
JTISIIBI
yaw-shah'; a prim, root; prop, to be open, wide or free, i.e. (by impl.) to be safe; causat. to free or succor: X at all, avenging, defend, deliver (-er), help, preserve, rescue, be safe, bring (having) salvation, save (-iour),
3467.
yD ^
1
yasha*,
yaw-thoor1 ; pass. part, of 3498; prop, what is left, i.e. (by impl.) a
yatbawr,
Yattfyr,
gleaning:
range.
yat-teer'; from 3498; redundant; Jattir, a place in Pal.:Jattir.
3492.
Trr
(Chald.),
yay-shoo'-ah;
tern.
get victory.
3493. "PFT yattiyr (Chald.) yat-teer 1 ; corresp. to 8492; preeminent; adv. very:exceeding
(-ly),
8444
corresp. to 8442: Jeshua. e ihnw'ah, yesh-oo'-aw;
3468.
yl yesbat,
3>12J?_
yeh'shah; or
3467;
liberty,
excellent.
3494. TlbrP
Yitblab,
it
pass. part, of 3467; something saved,
yesba<, yay'-shah; from
will hang,
yithrlaW; prob. from 8518; i.e. be high; Jithlah, a
Le. (abstr.) deliverance; hence aid, victory, prosperity:deliverance, health, help (-ing), salvation, save, saving (health), welfare.
-1
deliverance, prosperity:safety, salvation, saving.
place in Pal :Jethlah.
from the 3495. Fran? Yltbmab, yith-mavf; 3469. "WIT Yisb'ty, yish-ee'; from 3467; saina; same as 3490; orphanage; Jithmah, an Jishi, the name of four Isr.:Ishi. Isr.: Ithmah. 8445. nUJ yesbacb, yeh'-shakh; from an unused e sbayab. yesh-ah-yaw' ; or root mean, to gape (as the empty stom- 3470. TCV^T 3496. biTprH Yatbniy>el, yath-nee-ale' ; from ach); hunger:casting down. an unused root mean, to endure, and yesh-ah-yaw'W^B?? esba<yabuw, 3446. pnijJ? Ylscbaq, yis-khawk'; from 7831; lie hoo; from 3467 and 3050; Jah has 410; continued of God; Jathniel, an Isr.:Jathniel. wiU laugh; Jischak, the heir of Abra- saved; Jeshajah, the name of seven Isr.:Isaiah, Je- 3497. ]5rP Yltbnan, yith-nawn'; from the same ham:Isaac. Comp. 3327. as 8577; extensive; Jithnan, a place in saiah, Jeshaiah. 8447. BttP yasbat, yaw-shat'; a prim, root; to 3471. F!B1I yasbepbe1, yaw-shef-ay1 ; from an Pal.: Ithnan. 1 extend.-hold out unused root mean, to polish; a gem 3498. "wr yathar, yaw-thar ; a prim. root;toii over or exceed; by impl. to excel; (injasper (from the resemblance in to be 8448. 1&; Yishay, yee-shah'ee; by Chald. "^Sl supposed trans.) to remain or be left; causat. to leave, cause : 'fysbay, ee-shah'ee; from the same as 3426; extant; name) jasper. preserve: excel, leave (a remnant), left 3472. nSUJ^ Ylsbpah, yish-paw'; pert, from to abound, Jishai, David's father:Jesse.
Y Y
Yagbiyb. See 3437. 3449. tVffi Yishsbiyah, yish-shee-yaW ;

arrj"'
8192; he will scratch; Jishpah, anlsr.:
behind, too
much, make plenteous, preserve,
(be, let)
Ispah.
remain
(-der, -ing, -nant), reserve, residue, rest.

1
3499. "in" yetber, yeh'-ther; from 8498; prop, au overhanging, i.e. (by impl.) an excess, superiority, remainder; also a small rope (as hanging hoo; from 6383 and 8050; Jah will (-abundant, cord, exceeding, excellency lend; Jishshijah, the name of five Isr. :Ishi&h, Is- 3474. "HBJ yasbar, yaw-shar1 ; a prim, root; to free): shiah, Ishijah, Jesiah. be straight or even; flg. to be (causat. to (-ent), what tbey leave, that hath left, plentifully, e siyma>el, make) right, pleasant, prosperous: direct, fit, seem remnant, residue, rest, string, with. 8450. bSa" ttJ' 1. yes-eem-aw-ale' from 7760 and 410; God will place; good (meet), 4- please (well), be (esteem, go) right 3500. ""irP Yetber, yeh'-ther; the same as 8499 Jether, the name of five or six Isr. and of Jesimael, an Isr.:Jeshnael. (on), bring (look, make, take the) straight (way), be one Midianite:Jether, Jethro. Comp. 3503. 8451. yesbiymah, yesh-etymaw'; from upright (-ly). 3456; desolation;let death seize 3475. 1X&* Yeaber, yayf-sher; from 3474; the 3501. N'ln'; YlthraV yith-raw 1 ; by var. for 3502; Jithra, an Isr. (or Ishmaelite):Ithra. [from the marg.}. right; Jesher, an Isr.:Jesher.
<W Ylshsbiyahnw,
l
or
yish-shee-yaw 1 -
Ylsbpan, yish-paum' ; prob. from the same as 8237; lie will hide; Jishpan, an Isr.:Ishpan.
3473. ^S12?7
fm^
Yithraw
3502. STirn ylturab.
prop,

yith-raW;
torn,
excellence,
i.e.
of 3499; (by impl.)
3523.
T23 kebiyr, keb-eer; from 3587 in the orig.

(of inter-
wealth:
abundance, riches.
'.
sense of plaiting; a matrass twined materials):pillow.
3503.
i'-in
Yitbrow,
pron. suffix;
yith-ro 1 ;
his
from
3499 with
3524.
1T33 kabbiyr,
hob-beer1 ; from 3527; vast,

(flg.
kaw-han'; a prim, root, apmean, to mediate in religious services; but used only as denom. from 3548; to officiate as a priest; flg. to put on regalia:deck, be (do the
3547. ]713
par.
office of a,
office).
kalian
excellence;
Jethro,
whether in extent
mighty;
of time, ayed),
of
power,
execute the, minister in the) priest
('s
Moses' father-in-law: Jethro.
Comp.
3500.
8504. "pirn
(-leth),
ylthrowu.
yith-rone';
from
3498!
or in number, many: feeble, mighty, most, much, strong, valiant.
3548. "J713
koh en
ko-hane'; act. part, of 3547;
preeminence, gain:
profit (-able).
better, excellency
3525.
b33 kebel,
lit. one officiating, a priest; also (by from an unused root courtesy) an acting priest (although a layman): mean, to twine or braid together; a fet- chief ruler, X own, priest, prince, principal officer.
keh'-bel;
8505. "'IrP Yitbriy, yith-ree'; patron, from 3500; a Jithrite or desc. of Jether: Ithrite. 8506. 'prYJ
lte
ter:tetter.
3549. 1713
kaw-bas'; a prim, root; to trample; hence to wash (prop, by stamping with the feet), whether lit. (including the fulling process) or fig.: fuller, wash (-ing).
3526.
D33 kabac,
kaben
(Chald.),
kaw-hane'; corresp.
to 3548:priest.
yith-rawri; from 3498; excellent; Jithran, the name of an Edom-
Yltbran,
3550. 713713
office.
k e humnah,
3547;
(Chald.),
and of an Isr.:Ithran.
keh-hoon-naw' ; from priesthood:priesthood, priest's

kav; from a root corresp.
3507.
B9*W Yltbre am,

3499
and
5971;
yitlweh-awm'; from excellence of people;
3527.
123 kabar,
number or
kaw-bar'; a prim, root; prop.

i.e. (fig.)
to plait together,
(espec. in
to
augment 3551. 13
kav
Jithream, a son of David:Ithream.
quantity, to accumulate):in
3508.
(as
If
rnrn yotberetb,
nrV Y'tbetb,
Jetheth,
yo-theh'-reth; fem. act.
abundance, multiply.
to 3854 in the sense of piercing; a (as a perforation): window.
window
a
part, of 3498 ; the lobe or flap of the liver
3528.
123
kebar, keb-awr';
tent of time,
i.e.
redundant or outhanging):caul.
yeh-thayth'; of uncert. der.;
from 3527; prop, ex- 3552. a great while; hence
213'Kuwb,
koob; of for. der.; Kub, country near Egypt: Chub.
3509.
an Edomite;Jetheth.
long ago, formerly, hitherto: already, (seeing that which), now.
3553. 3>213
kowba',
ho'-bah;
from an unused
3529.
133
K ebar,
2249.
keb-awr';
the same as 3528;
root mean, to be high or rounded; a Jielmet (as orefced): helmet. Comp. 6959.
length; Kebar, a river of Mesopotamia:
3554. 7113
Chebar.
kaw-ab'; a prim, root; prop, to pain; by Impl. to grieve; flg. to spoil:grieving, mar, have pain, make sad (sore), (be)
Comp.
3510.
3N3 ba'ab,
feel
3530. 71123
klbrab.
Tab-raw 1 ;
i.e.
fem. of 3528;
(of uncert.
haw-vaw'; a prim, root; prop. to prick or penetrate; hence to blister (as smarting or eating into):burn.
1113
kavah,
prop, length,
a measure
kowacb.
See 3581.
dimension):
3531. 51133
sieve.
little.
sorrowful.
3511.
2N3
k'eb, heh-abe'; from

(phys.
3510;
suffering
kebarab, keb-aw-raw'; from 3527 in

its orig.
3555. 71*13
3556.
e viyah, kev-ee-yaw>;
from
3554; a
branding:
burning.
ho-kawb'; prob. from the
or
mental),
1
adversity: grief,
prim, root; to de-
sense;
sieve (as netted):
2313 kowkab,
same as
pain, sorrow.
3512. 71iS3
grieved,
ka'ab, kaw-aw ; a
sad.
3532.
23
kebes,
keh-bes';
spond: cauaat. to deject; broken, be
mean, to
3533. 1Z523
from an unused root dominate; a ram (just old
3522 (in the sense of rolling) or
3554 (in the sense of blazing);
make
enough to butt): lamb, sheep.

kaw-bash'; a prim, root; to tread down; hence neg. to disregard; pos. to conquer, subjugate, violate: bring into bondage, force, keep under, subdue, bring into sub-
3513.
133 kabad, 123 kabSd,

heavy,
haw-bad'; or
kabash,
a star (as round or as a prince.'star ([-gazer]). 3557. 313 kiiwl, hool; a prim, root; prop, to heep in; hence to measure; fig. to maintain
shining);
flg.
haw-bade'; a prim, root; to be in a bad sense (burdensome, levere, dull) or in a good sense (numerous, rich, honorable); causat. to make weighty (in the same two senses):abounding with, more grievously afflict, boast, be chargeable, X be dim, glorify, be (make)
i.e.
comprehend, contain,
various senses): (be able to, can) abide, bear, feed, forbearing, guide, hold (-ing in), nourish (-er), be present, make provision,
(in
jection.
receive, sustain, provide sustenance (victuals).
3534. 11323
kebesb,
stool (as
keh'-besh;
1
from
;
3533;
foot-
trodden upon):footstool
kib-saw
3558. T7313
3535. 7111523
7111323
ewe: honour (self), (be) honourable (man), lade, X more be laid, make 3536. 'J1B23 kibshan, kib-shawn'; from 3533: a reducing smelting furnace (as self many, nobles, prevail, promote (to honour), be metals) : furnace. rich, be (go) sore, stop. 3514. 133 kdbed, ko'-bed; from 3513; weight, 3537. 13 kad. kad; from an unused root mean, to deepen; prop, a pail; but gen. of earthenmultitude, ueaemence;grievousness, ware; ajar for domestic purposes: barrel, piteher. heavy, great number. 3515. 123 kabed, kaw-bade 1 ; from 3513; heavy; 3538. 213 k e dab (Chald.), ked-ab'; from a root corresp. to 3576; false:lying. fig. in a good sense (numerous) or in a bad sense (severe, difficult, stupid): (so) great, griev- 3539. 1313 kadkod, kad-hode'; from the same ous, hard (-ened), (too) heavy (-ier), laden, much, as 3537 in the sense of striking fire slow, sore, thick. from a metal forged; a sparkling gem, prob. the 3516. 123 kabed, Jems-bade'," the same as 3515; ruby.agate.
(bring to,
glorious (things), glory, (very) great, be grievous, harden, be (make) heavy, be heavier, lay heavily,
klbsab,
or
kuwmaz, koo-mawz'; from an unused root mean, to store away; a jewel (prob. gold beads): tablet.
kiwn,
erect
(i.e.
kabsab,
come
to, do, get,
be had
in)
kab-saw'; fem. of 3532; a (ewe) lamb.
3559. ]13
koon; a prim, root; prop, to be stand perpendicular); hence
(causat.) to set up, in
a great variety of
applications,
-
whether
prepare, apply), or flg. (appoint, render sure, proper or prosperous) .cerlit.
(establish, fix,
tain (-ty), confirm, direct, faithfulness, fashion, fasten, firm, be fitted, be fixed, frame, be meet, ordain,
order, perfect, (make) preparation, prepare (self), provide, make provision, (be, make) ready, right, set
(aright, fast, forth),
be
stable, (e-) stablish,
stand,
tarry,
very deed.
fcoon; prob.
in
3560.
yO Kiiw n
lished;
from
3559; estab-
the liver (as the heaviest of the viscera)
3540. 173Sbl13
K edorIa<6mer,
fced-or-laio-o'-
Syria: Chun. 3561. TfO kawan, hav-vawn'; from 3559; something prepared, i.e. a sacrificial wafer:
cake.
Kun, a place
mer; of for. or. ; Kedorlaomer, an 3562. 17"P3313 Kownanyahuw, ko-nan-yaw'early Pers. king:Chedorlaomer. 123 kabod. See 3519. hoo; from 3559 and 3050; Jah has ko; 3541. 713 koh, from the prefix k and 1931; e beduth, keb-ay-dooth>; fem. of sustained; Conanjah, the name of two Isr.: Cona8517. H123 prop, like this, i.e. by impl. (of manner) niah, Cononiah. Comp. 3663. 3515; difficulty; x heavily.
:liver.
3518. 7123
light,
kaw-baw'; a prim, root; to expire or (causat.) to extinguish (fire, anger):go (put) out, quench.
k a ball,
thus (or so); also (of place) here (or hither); or (of
time)
side,
3519.
1123 kabowd,
kaw-bode'; rarely
here, -f- hitherto, like, on the other so (and much), such, on that manner, (on) this (manner, side, way, way and that way), mean while, yonder.
now: also,
3563. 613
container), often
kowc, hoce; from an unused root mean, to hold together; a cup (as a flg. a lot (as if a potion); also some unclean bird, prob. an owl (pern, from the cup-like
its
kaw-bode'; from 3513; prop. weight; but only fig. in a good sense, splendor or copiousness:glorious (-ly), glory, hon-
133 kabod,
3542.
US kab
cavity of
(Chald.), hitherto.
kaw; corresp. to 3541:
eye): cup, (small) owl.
Comp.
3599.
3564.
113 kuwr,
if
3543. 11713
kahab,
be weak,
our
(-able).
3520. J11123
I.e.
k ebuwddah,
fceb-ood-date'; irreg.
fem. pass. part, of 3513; weightiness,

magnificence,
wealth:-carriage,
all
rebuke), or (of light, be dim, fail, faint, restrain,
haw-haw'; a prim, root; to (flg.) to despond (causat. the eye) to grow dull:darken,
i.e.
hoor; from an unused root mean. prop, to dig through; a pot or
furnace (as
excavated): furnace.
3733.
Comp.
3600.
113 kowr. See

3565.
")^3>
utterly.
113
Kowr Ashan, kore aw-shawn';

from
3564
glorious,
3544. 71713
kebeb.
obscure:
kay-heh';
from
3543; feeble,
stately.
somewhat dark, darkish, wax

kay-haw'; fem. of 3544; prop.
flg.
and
Pal.
smohe; Cor-Ashan, a place in

3566. 115113
6227; furnace of : Chor-ashan.
3521. 5133
Kabuwl, kaw-bool'; from the same as 3525 in the sense of limitation; sterile; Cabul, the name of two places In Pal.: Cabul.
3522. "p33
dim, heaviness, smoking.
Kdwresb,
[last time], 2)
ho'-resh; or (Ezra 1
3545. S1713
kebab,
a weakening; cure:healing.
alleviation,
i.e.
12513
Koresb,
Koresh
ho'-resh;
(or Cyrus),
from the Pers.; the Pers. king:
Kabbown, kab-bone';
from an un- 3546. ^713

hilly;
kebal
(Chald.), keh-hal';
a root cor- Cyrus.

able:be
3567. 115113
used root mean, to heap up; ton. a place in Pal:Gaboon.
Cab-
resp. to 3201
and
3557; to be
Kowresb (Chald.), ko'-resh; corresp.

to 3566:Cyrus.
able, could.

8568. Il5l3
Yithraw Kawlal
55
KuTCsb.
Cush
koosh;
prob.
(or Ethiopia), the
name
an
Ham, and
3569.
of bis territory; also of
of for. or.; of a son o 1st.:Chush,
Cash, Ethiopia.
'''12513
kee-dohn'; from the same as 3589; prop, something to strike with, i.e. a dart (perh. smaller than 2595):lance, shield, spear, target.
3591.
pT ^
1
kiyddwil.
sense of forcible; Caleb, the Caleb.
name
of three Isr.:
3613. firilSN ab.3
Kaleb 'Epbratbah,
labe'
kaw-
Kiiwgbiy,
3568;
koo-shee'; patron,
a Cushite, or
(-s).
deso. of
from 3592. p"P3 Cush:

3593. *11T, 3
Kiydown
3591
;
kee-dohn'; the
same as
efraw'-thaw; from 3612 and 672 ; Caleb-Ephrathah, a place in Eg. (if the text is
correct): Caleb-ephrathah.
Kidon, a place in Pal.: Chidon.

kee-dore'; of uncert. der.
Cushi, Cushite, Ethiopian
kiydowr,
3614. iab3
"'SSS
Kallbbow,
err. transc. for
kaw-Hb-bo 1 ; prob. by
3570. "TOIS
Cushi.
Kuwsbiy,
8569;
Cushi,
3612; a Calebite or desc. of Caleb:of a statue, i.e. idol; but used (by euphemthe house of Caleb. 3571. miSlS KftwBbiytb, koo-sheeth'; tern, of ism) for some heathen deity (perh. corresp. to Pria3615. !"I53 kalab, kaw-law'; a prim, root; to 3569; a Cushite woman: Ethiopian. pus or Baal-peor): Chiun. B end, whether intrans. (to cease, be 8572. "]tt5l3 Knwshan, koo-shawn'; perh. from 3595. Ti 3 kiyowr, kee-yore'; or finished, perish) or trans, (to complete, prepare, con8568; Cushan, a region of Arabia: Cukiy or, kee-yore';
same as the name of two Isr.: 3594. 1JV2

koo-shee'; the
perh. tumult:battle.
Kiyuwn,
kee-yoon';
from
3559; prop.
Kalebiy,
kaw-lay-bee' ; patron,
from
T3
i.e.
shan.
8573. fiW'ttS'l
'J12J13
KuwsbaD
ylm,
Rishatharish-aw-
bored),
from the same as 3564; prop, something round (as excavated or a chafing- dish for coals or a caldron for
sume): accomplish, cease, consume (away), determine, destroy (utterly), be (when . . . were) done, (be an) end (of), expire, (cause to) fail, faint, finish, fulfil,
koo-shan'
thah'-yim; appar. from 3572 and the dual of 7564; Cushan of double wickedness; Cushan-Rishathajim, a Mesopotamia!! king: Chushan-rishathayim.
cooking; hence (from similarity of form) a washbowl; also (for the same reason) a pulpit or platform: heartb, laver, pan, scaffold.
fully,
have,
wholly reap,
make
leave (off), long, bring to pass, clean riddance, spend, quite take
kaw-leh';
1
away, waste.
3616. J"lb3
3596.
"Vs kiylay,
"OS)
kee-lah'ee; or
kaleb,
fail.
from
;
3615;
pining:
3574.
f"I*"ll25i3
korrsbarab,
ko-shaw-raw'; from
kelay,
kay-lah'ee;
from
3557 in the
3787; prosperity; in plur.
freedom:
3597.
sense of withholding; niggardly: churl.
3617. Inb3
kalab, kaw-law
from
8615;
a com-
chain.
8575.
root mean, to clap or strike with noise; a club or sledge-hammer: hammer. !"Ifl13 Kiiwthah, koo-tham'; of for. or.; n Cuth or Cuthah, a province of As- 3598. 7TO 3 Kiymab, kee-maw'; from the same as 3558; a cluster of stars, i.e. the Pleisyria:Cuth. ades:Pleiades, seven stars. 8576. 3T3 kazab, kaw-zab'; a prim, root; to lie 3599. D^S kiyc, keece; a form for 3563; a cup; also (i.e. deceive), lit. or flg.:fail, (be found a bag for money or weights:bag, cup, a, make a) liar, lie, lying, be in vain.
ni3
Kuwth,
rp^S beylaph, kay-laf; from an unused
pletion; adv. completely; also destruc-
kooth; or (fem.)
tion:altogether, (be, utterly) consume (-d), consummation (-ption), was determined, (full, utter) end,
riddance.
3618. r"63
kallah, kal-laW; from

(as if perfect) ;
3634; a bride hence a son's wife: bride,
daughter-in-law, spouse. N133 e See 3628.
b luw\
;
8577. 3T3
kazab,
hood;
lit.
kaw-zawb'; from 3576; false(untruth) or

fig.
purse.
3619.
3*b3
ke Iub,
3611
kel-oob';
from the same as

;
(idol):deceit-
3600.
ful, false, leasing,
3578.
lying. + Nap Koz eba>, ko-zeb-aw';

liar, lie,
from 3576;
fal-
for 3564 (only in the dual); a cooking range (consisting of two parallel stones, across which the boiler is set): ranges
"PS kiyr,
keer; a
form
a bird-trap (as furnished with a clap-stick or treadle to spring it) hence a basket (as resembling a wicker cage) basket, cage.
:
lacious;
Cozeba, a place in Pal.:
for pots.
Choseba.
1*3 kiyor. See

koz-bee'; from 3576; false; Cozbi, a Midianitess: Cozbi.
3576; falsified;
3595.
3579.
3580. 3581.
"W3 Kozbiy,
3601. 11125*3
kiygbdwr,
lit.
V(S
Keziyb, ta-eeo'; from

Kezib, a place in Pal.
:
kee-shore'; director, i.e. the
from
is
aib3 K'lnwl., kel-oob'; the same as 3619; Kelub, the name of two Isr.: Chelub. e luwbay, kel-oo-bay'ee; a form 3621. *a*D3
3620.
3787;
spindle or
of 3612 Kelubai, an Isr. : Chelubai.

;
Chezib.
:
shank of a
spindle.
distaff (6418),
by which
it
twirled:
3622. "Alb:?
Chelluh.
K e Iuwhay,
ke luwlah,
pass. part,
kel-oo-hah'ee;
from
Isr.:
3615; completed; Keluhai,
an
03 koach,
IJ13
ko'-akh; or (Dan. 11
ko'-akh;
6)
kowacb,
from an unused
root mean, to be firm; vigor, lit. (force. In a good or a bad sense) or flg. (capacity, means, 3603. produce); also (from its hardiness) a large lizard: ability, able, chameleon, force, fruits, might, power
kaw'-kaw; from 3541 just so, referring to the previous or following context:after that (this) manner, this matter, (even) so, in such a case, thus.
;
3602. f"!33
kakah,
3623. flblb3
kel-oo-law';
denom
(only
from 3618; bridehood
in the plur.): espousal.
(-ful),
strength, substance, wealth.
3582. "in3
kachad,
secrete,
kaw-khad'; a prim, root; to by act or word; hence (intens.)
1 ; from 3769; a circle, (by impl.) a circumjacent tract or region, espec. the Ohor or valley of the Jordan; also a (round) loaf; also a talent (or large [round] coin) : loaf, morsel, piece, plain, talent.
133 klkkar, kik-kawr

i.e.
3624. 1133
kelaeb,
keh'-lakh;
from an unused
root mean, to be complete; maturity:

full (old) age.
3625.
n?3 Kelach,
3605
keh'-lakh; the same as 8624; Kelach, a place in Assyria: Calah.
to destroy: conceal, cut
down
(off),
desolate, hide.
3604.
133 klkker
(Chald.),
kik-kare'; corresp.
3626. rTTtvbs
zeh,
Kol-Chozeh,
and
kol-kho-zeh';
from
3583. bfJ3
3584.
123)13
kacbal,
to 3603; a talent:talent.
to
2374; every seer; Col-Cho-
kaw-khal';
a prim,
root;
paint (with stibium):
paint.
3605.
V3
513
kol,
kole; or (Jer. 33
8)
an Isr.: Col-hozeh.
kacbasb,
kaw-khash'; a prim, root;
kSwl,
hence
3627. *b3
kole;
keliy,
utensil,
kel-ee';
i.e.
from
3634; prop, the whole;
prepared,
to be untrue, in word (to lie, feign, disown) or deed (to disappoint, fail, cringe): deceive, deny, dissemble, fail, deal falsely, be found liars,
(be-) lie, lying,
all,
any or every
submit
selves.
but often in a plur. sense): (in) altogether, any (manner), enough, every (one, place, thing), howsoever, as many as, [no-] thing, ought,
whatsoever, (the) whole, whoso (-ever).
the sing, only, all (manner, [ye]),

(in
implement,
from 3615; something any apparatus (as an dress, vessel or weapon):

is
armour
([-bearer]), artillery, bag, carriage, +- furnish,
furniture, instrument, jewel, that
made
of,
one
3585.
baebasb, kakh'-ash; from 3584; lit. a failure of flesh, i.e. emaciation; flg. hypocrisy:leanness, lies, lying.
ffl'rD
from another, that which pertaineth, pot, + psaltery, whatsack, stuff, thing, tool, vessel, ware, weapon,
3606.
33 kol
any,
(Chald.), kole; corresp. to
3605: all,
soever.
8586. iari3
kechagb,
kekh-awsh';
from
3584;
cause, every,
-fore,
faithless:lying.
no (manner, -ne), + there (where) though, what (where, who) -soever, (the)
1
(forasmuch) as,
be- (for this)
3628.
trb3
Nlb3
keliy>, kel-ee'; or kelQ-w, fcel-oo';

3608]
;
from
3607
[comp.
3587. Tp kiy, kee; from 3554; a brand or scar:

burning.
whole.
a prison:
;
prison.
3607.
particle [the full
N33 kala', kaw-law

strict,
8588.
"'S.
kiy, kee; a prim,
form
by act
(hold,
a prim, root; to reback or in) or word
3629. r"pb3 kllyab, kil-yaw'; fem. of 3627 (only in the plur.) a kidney (as an essential
organ);
fig.
of the prepositional prefix] indicating causal relations of all kinds, antecedent or consequent; (by impl.) very widely used as a rel. conj. or adv. [as
(prohibit): finish, forbid, keep (back), refrain, restrain, retain, shut up, be stayed, withhold.
the
mind
(as
the interior self):kidneys,
below]; often largely modified by other particles an(forasmuch, inasmuch, where-) as, nexed: and,
assured
-(-
else, even, Dut, certainly, doubtless, ne except, for. how. (because, in, so, than) that,
[-ly], -1-
3607; a prison: 3630. l^bS Kllyown, kil-yone'; a form of 8631; Kiljon, an Isr. : Chilion. Comp. 3610, 3628. 3609. at}b3 Kil'ab, kil-awb'; appar. from 3607 3631. "JI^VS killayown, kil-law-yone' ; from 3615; pining, destruction: consumpand 1; restraint of (his) father; Kilab,
3608.
fcilb3
kele', keh'-leh; from

prison.
an 1st.
3610.
Chileab.
kil-ah'-yim; dual of 3608
kinds),
in the original sense of separation;
tion, failing.
vertheless,
now.
rightly, seeing, since, surely, then,
tTNbs kll'aylm,
therefore,
(al-)
though, -f
till,
truly,
+ until, when,
(seed).
whether, while,
3589.
T3
prim, root mean, to strike: a crushing; fig. calamity: de-
whom, yea, yet. kiyd, keed; from a
two heterogeneities:
divers seeds (-e
mingled
kaw-leel'; from 3634; complete; as noun, the whole (spec, a sacrifice entirely consumed); as adv. fully: all, every whit,
3632.
b*b3 kaliyl,
flame, perfect (-ion), utterly,
whole burnt offering
struction.
8590.
struck
TlTS
off, i.e.
keh'-leb; from an unused root mean, to yelp, or else to attack; a dog; euphemism) a male prostitute:dog. kiydowd, kee-dode'; from the same hence (by prop, something 3612. tlv3 Kaleb, kaw-labe'; perh. a form of as 8589 [comp. 3539] a spark (as struck): spark. 8611, or else from the same root in the
;
3611.
3j3 keleb,
(sacrifice),
wholly.
3633. b'3b3
3634.
Kalkdl,
kal-kole';
Isr.
from
:
3557; suste-
nance; Calcol, an
Calcol, CbalcoL
bb3 kalal,
kaw-lal'; a prim, root; to complete: (make) perfect.
56
8635.
Kelal

3658. 1153
bb3
kelal (Chald.), kel-al'; corresp. to 8634; to complete: finish, make (set) up.
klnnowr,
fctn-nore';
from an unused 3681. ^103
kacuwy,
8680;
kawsoo'ee;
pass- P&r'- of
root mean, to twang; a harp:
3636.
bb3
elal, kel-awl'; from 3634; complete;
3659. 1rP33 8660. 8)233
Konyahuw,
8204;
Kelal,
an Isr.
to
Chelal.
kon-yaW-hoo; for covering: 3682. ni03 kcA-wtk, Conjah, an Isr. king: Coniah.
(Chald.),
ing,
harp.
prop, covered, covering.
i.e.
(as noun)
kes-ooth';
flg.
3637. tft
kalam,
prop,
kaw-lawm'; a prim,
root;
to
this
kenema
wound;
but
only
ken-ay-maw'; corresp. to 3644; so or thus: so, (in)

set
cover (garment) ;
raiment, vesture.
from 8680; a a veiling:cover-
fig.,
taunt or insult: be (make) ashamed, blush, be confounded, be put to confusion, hurt, reproach, (do, put
to)
manner
(sort), thus.
3683. tlp3
kacach,
shame.
3661. ^33 kaiian, haw-nan'; a prim, root; to out, i.e. plant: X vineyard.
3684.
3685.
(as
if
bN?3
!
3638. IKlb?
empire:
Kilmad,
kiUmawd'; of for. der.; Kilmad, a place appar. in the Assyrian

hel-im-maw'; from 3687; disgrace: confusion, dishonour, re-
3662. "<M3 K. e naniy, ken-aw-nee': from 3661; planted; Kenani, an Isr. : Chenani.
kaw-sakh'; a prim, root; to cut off:cut down (up). e ciyl, kes-eeV; from 8688; prop, fat, i.e. (fig.) stupid or silly: fool (-ish).
bip? K*ciyl,
:
kes-eel';
the same as 3684;
Chilmad.
k'limmah
1
3663. fP333
K'nanyah,
ken-an-yaw
or
any notable
3686.
constellation; spec. Orion
3639. rrabS
proach, shame.
hen-an^yaw'-hoo; from 3661 and 8050; Jah has planted; Kenanjah, an Isr.: Chenaniah.
collect; hence, to
VP333
Ke nanvahnw,
8640.
nfab?
k'Ummuntb,
from
fcol-nefc';or
1 keUm-mooth'; 3664. 033 kanac, kauy-nas ; a prim, root; to
a burly one) constellation, Orion. b^D? K. e ciyl, hes-eel'; the same as 8684; Kesil, a place in Pal. : Chesil. 3687. mbip? kclyluwtk, fces-eeJ-ooMi'; from
3684; silliness: foolish.
8689; disgrace:shame.
ther),
enfold:gather (toge-
8641. rtfr?
Kalneh,
heap up, wrap
3688.
bp3 kacal,
be fat,
self.
i.e. (fig.)
kaw-sal'; a prim, root; prop, to silly:be foolish.
kaw-nah'; a prim, root; prop. 3689. bp? kecel, keh'-sel: from 3688; prop, fatto bend the knee; hence to humiliate, "IJjb? Kalneh, kal-nay' ; also ness, i.e. by impl. (lit.) the loin (as the vanquish:bring down (low), into subjection, under, seat of the leaf fat) or (gen.) the uiscera; also (flg.) iib? KalnAw, fcal-no'; of foT. der.; Calhumble (self), subdue. silliness or (in a good sense) trust: confidence, flank, neh or Calno, a place in the Assyrian 3666. !-IS33 kin "ah kin-aw'; from 366B in the folly, hope, loin. empire:Calneh, Calno. Comp. 3656. sense of folding [comp. 3664]; a pack3690. 7lb03 klclah, fcts-toto'; fern, of 3689; in a 3643. ~"Q3 kamahh. toio-moli'; a prim, root; age: vexes. good sense, trust; in a bad one, sillito pine after: long. ena<an, ken-ah'-an; from 3665; 3667. "1233 confidence, folly. ness.3643. Q71H3 Kimliam, him-hawm'; from 3b42; humiliated; Kenaan, a son of Ham; pining; Kimham, an 1st.: Chimbam. also the country inhabited by him:Canaan, mer- 3691. lbp3 Kiclev, kin-lave'; prob. of for. or.; Kisleu, the 9th Heb. month:Chisleu. 8644. TO? k^mfiw, kem-o'; or chant, trafflck. from 8688; 3692. Tlbp3 Klcldwn, kis-lone'; e kaw-mo'; a form of the pref. 3668. J13OT3 K. naanak, ken-ah-an-aW'; fern. IMS
3665. 3*33
kana*,
kamow,
of 8667; Kenaanah, the same of two k, but used separately [comp. 3651]; as, Chenaanah. so: according to, (such) as (it were, well as), in Isr. e na<&niy, ken-ah-an-ee'; patrial 3669. "WSS comparison of, like (as, to, unto), thus, when, worth. 1 from 3667; a Kenaanite or inhabitant 3645. 101)33 K'mowih, kem-oshe ; or (Jer. of Kenaan; by impl. a pedlar (the Canaanites stand48 7)
:
hopeful; Kislon, an Isr.: Cbislon.

;
tftus,
3693. ")ib03
Chesalon.
K ecalown, kes-aw-lone'
fertile;
from 3688;
Kesalon, a place in Pal.:
3694 nibP3 Ke< ullowtli.

Kesulloth,
from an unused root mean, to subdue; the powerful; Kemosh, the god of the Moabites: Chemosh. 3646. 1123 kammdn, kam-mone'; from an unused root mean, to store up or preserve; " cummin" (from its use as a condiment) : cummin.
llSTD?
emiysh, kem-eesh';
ing for their neighbors the Ishmaelites, who conducted mercantile caravans): Canaanite, merchant,
kes-ool-loth'; tern. plur. of pass. part, of 8688; fattened,
a place in PaL : Chesulloth.

kas-loo'-kheem; a
;
trafficker.
3695.
root; prop,
D^nbp? Kacluchiym,
8670. 133
fcanaph, kaw-naf; a prim,

to project laterally,
i.e.
plur. prob. of for. der.
Casluchim,
kis-l5th'
a people cognate to the Eg.: Casluhim.

3696. 13FI ri?03
prob. (reflex.) to
withdraw:
be
removed.
Kl. loth
taw-bore';
Tabor,
from the fem.
haw-mas'; a prim, root; to 3671. t|33 kanapb, kaw-nawf; from 8670; an 3689 and 8396; flanks of Tabor; Kisloth-Tabor, a edge or extremity; spec, (of a bird or store away, i.e. (fig.) in the memory: place in Pal. : Chisloth-tabor. army) a wing, (of a garment or bed-clothing) a flap, lay up in store. 3697. D03 kacam, kaw-sam'; a prim, root; to (of the earth) a quarter, (of a building) a pinshear: X only, poll. Comp. 8765. 8648. D23 kamar, haw-mar 1 ; a prim, root;
8647. 0)23
plur. of
kamac,
prop, to intertwine or contract,
i.e.
(by
nacle:
(-
bird, border, corner, end, feather [-ed],
impl.) to shrivel (as with heat); fig. to be deeply affected with passion (lore or pity):be black, be
flying,
+ (one an-)
X
sort,
other, overspreading,
quar-
3698.
HODS knccemetb,
koos-seh'-meth;
from
ters, skirt,
uttermost part, wing
([-ed]).
8697; spelt (from its bristliness as if
kindled, yearn.
3672. nV"l33
Kinn'rowth,
Kinnereth,
kin-ner-oth' ; or
just shorn):fitches, rie.
3699.
003 kacac, kaw-sas';
3649. 1)23
ation), i.e.
kamar,
a prim,
root;
to es-
self-maceran ascetic an idolatrous priest (only in plur.):
kaw-mawr'; from (as if shrunk with

priests.
8648; prop.
Chemarims, (idolatrous)
3650.
Tip?
klmriyr,
an
8648; obscuration (as if
kim-reer'; redupl. from from shrinh-
respectively plur. and sing. fern, from the same as 3658; perh. ftarp-shaped; Kinneroth or Kinnereth, a place in Pal. : Ohinnereth, Chinneroth, Cinneroth.
1H133
kin-neh'-reth;
timate:make count.
3700. C|03 kacapk,fcato-sa/'; a prim, root; prop. to become pale, i.e. (by impl.) to pine after; also to fear: [have] desire, be greedy, long,
sore.
3700; silver
3673. 1B33
gether.
kanash
(Chald.),
kaumash'; cor- 3701. C|03 keceph. keh'sef; from
age of
1.
light), i.e.
eclipse (only in plur.):black-
resp. to 3664; to assemble:
gather
to-
(from
its pale color);
by
impl.
money:
1?
ken
kane; from 3559; prop, set upright; 3674. 1133 k*nath, kenawth'; from 8855; a coileague (as having the same title):comhence (fig. as adj.) just; but usually (as
panion.
money,
price, silver (-ling).
3702. C]03
kcaph
from
(Chald.), fces-a/'; corresp. to
8701: money, silver.
adv. or conj.) rightly or so (in various applications to manner, time and relation; often with other particles)
3675.
3676.
8677.
r03
kenatk
(Chald.), ken-awth'; corresp.
3703.
in
NJBpB Kaclphyef,
h after that (this, -ward, -wards), as ... as, be (for which) cause, -f [for-] asmuch as yet, (the) like (manner, -wise), -f following, howbeit, in y. the more, right, (even) so, state, straightway, there (where) -fore, this, thus, such (thing), surely,
:
to 3674: companion.
8701 ; silvery;
kaw-sif-yaw' ; perh. Casiphja, a place
03 kec,
kace; appar. a contr. for 3678, but prob. by err. transc. for 5251:sworn.
Bab.: Casiphia.
fcefc'-setA;
3704. ri03 keceth,

pillow.
ND3
kece',
keh'-seh; or
or pillow (as covering
from 8680; a cushion a seat or bed):
true, well,
you.
3652.
"]3
k6n (Chald,), kane; corresp. to 3651; so:

thus.
appar. from 8680; prop, fulness or the full moon, i.e. its festival: (time) appointed.
keh'-seh;
fl03 kecek,
3705.
"|3>3
ke an (Chald.), keh-an'; prob. from 3652;

noTo: now.
3706. n.33j3
3653.
"13
ken, kane;
toe same as 8651, used as a noun; a stand, i.e. pedestal or station:
3678.
NO?
klcce',
kis-say'; or
kis-say';
k e <eneth (Chald.), keh-eh'^neth; or r#3 k'etk (Chald.), keh-eth'; fem. of 8705;

in the
SID? klcceh.
covered,
base, estate, foot, office, place, well.
i.e.
thus (only from 8680; prop. a throne (as canopied): forth"):at such a time.
formula "and so
3654. 13 Iken, kane; from 3661 in the sense of fast- seat, stool, throne. ening; a gnat (from infixing its sting; 3679. "JD3. Kacday. has-dah'ee; f or 3778:-Chaldean. used only in plur. [and irreg. in Exod. 8 17, 18; Heb.
:
3707. 03>3 ka'ac, kaw-as'; a prim, root; to trow
3680. 7*103 kacah, haw-saw 1 ; a prim, root; a prim, root; to to plump, i.e. fill up hollows; by impl. wroth. address by an additional name; hence, to cover (for clothing or secrecy):clad self, close, 3708. 03>3 ka'ac, kah'-as; or (in Job) to eulogise:give flattering titles, surname (himself). clothe, conceal, cover (self)> (flee to) hide, over113S3 ka'as, kah'-as; from 8707; vexation; 8656. !"E>3 Eanneh. han-neh'; for 3641; Oanneh, whelm. Comp. 3780. anger, angry, grief, indignation, provoa place in Assyria: Canneh 7103 kecek. See 3677. cation, provoking, x sore, sorrow, spite, wrath. 3657. 7TS3 Hannah, han-naW; from 3661; a plant ny3 ke etb.. See 3706, 7103 kicceta See 3678.
13
:
14]):lice,
8655. 7133
X manner. kanah, kaw-naw';
ble; by impl. to grieve, rage, be indignant:be angry, be grieved, take indignation, proprop. voke (to anger, unto wrath), have sorrow, vex, be
(as set"):
X vineyard.

kaph, kaf; from 3721; the hollow hand 3733. 13 kar, kar; from 3769 in the sense of plumpness; a ram (as full-grown and or palm (so of the paw of an animal, of the sole, and even of the bowl of a dish or sling, the fat), including a battering-ram (as butting) ; hence a handle of a bolt, the leaves of a palm-tree); flg. meadow (as for sheep) also a pad or camel's saddle foot, hand ([ ful], -die, [-led]), hol- (as puffed out):captain, furniture, lamb, (large) power: branch,
3709. E]3
;
Kelal
Kishshawlone
57
3761. "i^MI?
Karmelly,
from
3760;
kar-meUee ; patron a Karmelite or inhab. oi

1
Karmel
3762.
(the
town): Carmelite.
rPbH13
Karme liyth,
of 3761
;
fcar-meJ-eei';fem
in
a Karmelitess or female
hab. of Karmel: Carmelitess. from the same as 3564; prop. 3710. J|3 kSph, kafe; from 3731; a hollow rock: e ran, ker-awn ; of uncert. der.: Ker a deep round vessel., i.e. (spec.) a cor or meas- 3763. 113 rock. an, an aboriginal Idumasan: Cberan. ure for things dry :cor, measure. Chald. the same. 8711. nS3 kaphah, kaw-faw 1 ; a prim, root; 3735. N13 kara' (Chald.), kaw-raw 3764. N013 korce' (Chald.), kor-say'; corresp. ; prob. cor*'* prop, to bend, i.e. (flg.) to tame or subto 3678; a throne:throne. resp. to 3738 in the sense of piercing due:pacify. (flg.); to grieve: be grieved. 3765. DD13 klrcem, kir-same', from 3697; to lay 3712. riSO klppah, kip-paw'; tern, of 3709; a 3736. 3313 karbel, kar-bale'; from the same as waste: waste. leaf of a palm-tree: branch. 3585 to gird or clothe: clothed. 3766. 5>13 kara', kaw-rah'; a prim, root; to bend e (Chald.), kar-bel-aW; 3713. "11S3 ke ph6wr, kef-ore'; from 3722; prop. 3737. &6al3 karb la< the knee; by impl. to sink, to prostrate: from a verb corresp. to that of 3736 a bow (down, self), bring down (low), cast down, couch, a cover, i.e. (by impl.) a tankard (or the covering mantle: hat. (as white frost also covered goblet); fall, feeble, kneeling, sink, smite (stoop) down, subdue, ground): bason, hoar (-y) frost. 3738. STJ5 karah, kaw-raw ; a prim, root; prop. X very. to dijr; flg. to plot; gen. to bore or 3714. D^BS kaphiyc, kaw-fece'; from an unused 3767. 3>13 karat, hate-raw ; from 3766; the leg root mean, to connect; a girder: open:dig, X make (a banquet), open. (from the knee to the ankle) of men or beam. 3739. 7113 karah, kaw-raw 1 ; usually assigned as locusts (only in the dual) :leg. 3715. TB3 ke phiyr, kef-eer ; from 3722; a vi!a prim, root, but prob. only a special 1 lage (as covered in by walls); also a application of 3738 (through the common idea of 3768. DB13 karpac, kar-pas ; of for. or.; byssus or fine vegetable wool: green. young lion (perh. as covered with a mane): (young) planning implied in a bargain); to purchase: buy, 113 karar, kaw-rar ; a prim, root; to Comp. 3723. lion, village. prepare. dance (i.e. whirl): dance (-ing). 3716. !"ITB? K. e phiyrah, kef-ee-raw'; tern, of 3740. 7113 her all. hay-raw'; from 3739; a pur3770. tol3 kers, ker-ace'; by var. from 7164; the 3715; the village (always with the chase: provision. paunch or belly (as swelling out): art.); Kephirah, a place in Pal. : Chephirah. 3741. !t13 karah, kaw-raw'; fern, of 3733; a belly. 3717. b?3 kaphal, kaw-fal'; a prim, root; to meadow: cottage. 313 Koresh. See 3567. repeat: double. to e fold together; flg.
low, middle, palm, paw, power, sole, spoon.
pasture, ram.
See also
kore;
1033, 3746.
3734.
13 kdr,
3742.
2113
k ruwb,
ker-oob 1 ; of uncert.
der.;
3718.
bs kephel,
keh'-fel;
from
3717;
a dupli[plurJ]
a cherub or imaginary figure: cherub, 3771. SCU313

cherubims.
Karsbena',
or.
;
kar-shen-aw' ; of for.
cate:double.
Karshena, a courtier of Xerxes:

kaw-rath'; a prim, root; to or asunder); by impl. to
3719. ^63 3720. "|B3
kaphan,
kaw-fan'; a prim, root; to
3743.
3113
Keruwb, ker-oob'; the same as

Kerub, a place in Bab.: Cherub.
3748;
Carshena.
bend; bend.
3772.
ni3 karath,
cut
(off,
kaphan,
kaw-fawn'; from 3719; hunger (as making to stoop with emptiness
3744. 1113 3745.
kardwz
3745:
(Chald.),
fcaw-roze';
from
down
a herald:
herald.
to
and pain):famine.
3721. C1B3
T13
kaphaph,
kcraz
or.
(Chald.), ker-az'; prob. of
kaw-faf; a prim, root; to curve: bow down (self).
(KijpiWw);
proclaim:
destroy or consume; spec, to covenant (i.e. make an Greek alliance or bargain, orig. by cutting flesh and passing make a between the pieces): be chewed, be con- [feder-] ate,
proclamation.
covenant, cut (down,

freed,
off),
destroy,
fail,
feller,
be
make a league ([covenant]), X lose, hew 3722. "IBS kaphar, kaw-far'; a prim, root; to 3746. , 13 kariy, kaw-ree'; perh. an abridged cover (spec, with bitumen); flg. to expiplur. of 3733 in the sense of leader (of the perish, X utterly, X want. ate or condone, to placate or cancel: appease, make flock); a life-guardsman:captains, Cherethites 3773. S"inl3 kartithah, kaw-rooth-aw' ; pass.
(down),
(an) atonement, cleanse, disannul, forgive, be merciful, pacify, pardon, to pitch, purge (away), put off, (make) reconcile (-liation).
3747. 3748.
part. fern, of 3772; something cut, i.e. [from the marg.]. rP13 K. e riyth, ker-eeth'; from 3772; a cut; a hewn timber:beam. e r6thiy, ker-ay-thee' prob. from 3774. "Til? Kerith, a brook of Pal. : Cherith. ;
3723.
1B3 kaphar,
3715.
kaw-fawr1 ; from
3722;
vil-
nirPIS
i.e.
lage (as protected
by
kriythuwtb,
from
3772;
ker-ee-thooth'
(of
3772 in the sense of executioner;
a Ker-
walls):village.
Comp.
monial bond),
divorce:
3724. "IB3
(spec.)
from 3722; prop, a 3749. a visage (as covered in); bitumen (as used for coaiinff), and the henna
ko'-fer;
kopher,
cover,
divorce (-ment).
a cutting
the matri-
ethite or life-guardsman [comp. 2876] (only collect, in the sing, as plur.): Cherethims, Cherethites.
3313 karkdb,
kar-kobe';
expanded from
i.e. (lit.)
the same as 3528; a rim or top mar-
3775. 3ffl3 keseb, keh'-seb; appar. by transp. for 3532; a young sheep: lamb, sheep.
plant (as used for dyeing);

bribe, camphire, pitch,
flg.
a redempiton-price:
satisfaction,
gin:compass.
3750. D.313
3776. !"iai23
ransom,
sum
of
karkom,
or.
;
kar-kome 1 ; prob. of
for.
money,
3725.
village.
the crocus:
der.;
saffron.
young ewe: lamb. 3777. *lip3 Kesed, keh'-sed; from an unused root
of uncert. mean. Kesed,
;
klsbah,
kis-baw'; tern, of 3775;
1B3 kipptir,
fcip-poor';
from 3722; expia- 3751. tiFnS^S
Kark emiysh,
for.
kar-kem-eesh' ; of
relative of
tion (only in plur.):atonement. e phar 3726. "OiTayrl 1B3
Karkemish, a place in
Tcar-kasT;
Abraham: Chesed.
3778.
ha-tAmraow
Syria : Carchemish.
I^Sg Kasdiy,
enclitic
kasdee' (occasionally with

kas-dee'-maw;
niy, kef-ar' haw-am-mo-nee' from 3723 and 5984, with the art. interposed; village of the Ammonite; Kefar-ha-Ammoni, a place in Pal. Chef ar-haamonai.
:
3752. 03^13
3753.
Karkac,
of
Pers.
or.;
Karkas, a eunuch of Xerxes: Carcas.
t1M'1 '1tt!3
dea), patron,
Kasdiymah,
F11313 karkarah, kar-kaw-raw'

if
from
rapid
towards the Kasdites:
into
Chal-
3727.
keh'-rem; from an unused root a lid (used only of the cover of the of uncert. mean.; a garden or vinesacred Ark):mercy seat. yard:vines, (increase of the) vineyard (-s), vintage. 3728. 1BB3 kaphask, kaw-fash'; a prim, root; to See also 1021. tread down; flg. to humiliate: cover. 3755. D13 kdrem, ko-rame'; act. part, of an e 3729. HB3 pbatb (Chald.), kef-ath'; a root of imaginary denom. from 3754; a vineuncert. correspondence; to fetter: dresser:viae dresser [as one or two words}.
niS3 kapporeth, fcap-po'-rett; from 3722;
motion as
3754.
a dromedary (from dancing):swift beast.

3769;
its
from
3777 (only in the plur.); a Kasdite,
or deso. of Kesed;
013 kerem,
by impl. a Chaldatan (as if so descended); also an astrologer (as if proverbial of that people: Chaldeans, Chaldees, inhabitants of Chaldea.
3779. "'TOS)
Kasday
(Chald.),
kas-dah'ee;
cor-
resp. to 3778;
a Chaldcean or inhab. of
bind.
3730. 1tlB3 kaplitor, kaf-tore1 ; or (Am. 9
3756.
:
^KTO Karmiy
1)
kar-mee'; from 3754; dener; Karmi, the name of three 1st. :
Chaldsea; by impl. a Magian or professional astrologer:Chaldean. 3780. 711233 kasah, kaw-saw'; a prim, root; to gargrow fat (i.e. be covered with flesh):
Karmiy, kar-mee'; patron, from an unused root mean, to encircle; a 3757. 8756; a Karmite or desc. of Karmi: chaplet; but used only in an architectonic sense, i.e. Carmites. the capital of a column, or a wreath-like button or 3758. Vral? karmtyl, Tcar-mele1 ; prob. of for. disk on the candelabrum:knop, (upper) lintel. or. ; carmine, a deep red:crimson. 3731. 1FIB3 Kapbtor, kaf-tore'; or (Am. 9 : 7) 3759. b13 karmel, Tmr-meV; from 3754; a
TinB3 kapbtowr,
kaf-tore'; prob.
from Carmi.
be covered.
3781. b^ffl?
Comp.
3680.
"W3
kashshiyl,
prop, a feller,
kash-sheel';
i.e.
from an axe: ax.
3782;
3782. blB3
kashal,
totter or
kaw-shal'; a prim, root; to
waver (through weakness of the legs, espec. the ankle); by impl. to falter, stumble, faint or fall: bereave [from the marg.], 11HB3 Kaphtftwr, kaf-tore'; appar. the planted field (garden, orchard, vineyard cast down, be decayed, (cause to) fail, (cause, make same as 3730; Caphtor (i.e. a wreath- or park); by impl. garden produce:full (green) ears to) fall (down, -ing), feeble, be (the) ruin (-ed, of), shaped island), the original seat of the Philistines: (of corn), fruitful field (place), plentiful (field). (be) overthrown, (cause to) stumble, X utterly, be Caphtor. 3760. bn13 Karmel, kar-meV; the same as 3759; weak. Karmel, the name of a hill and of a 3783. 1lbl3 klshshaldwn, Hsh-shaw-lone 3732. Î'nBB Kaphtoriy, kaf-to-reef; patrial from 3731 a Caphtorite (collect.) or town in Pal.: Carmel, fruitful (plentiful) field, from 3788; prop, a tottering, Le< native of Caphtor: Caphthorim, Caphtorim (-s), (place). ruin;fall.
1
; ;
Kawshaf Laylehyaw
8784.
r|T253

prim, root;
impl. no;
kasliaph. kawshaf; a
prop, to whisper
spell, i.e. to
inchant
lows):
ant],
[-thing]),
often used with other particles (as folbefore, or else, ere, except, ig [-nor-
3828. n;iab
!<
bon uali
leb-o-naw'; or
or practise magic: sorcerer, (use) witch (craft).
3785. E|1U3
kesheph,
keh'shef; from 3784;

tofe-shaw/',-
ma-
gicsorcery, witchcraft.
3786. ]123
3787. "1123
basbsbapb,
kasbSr,
from 3784;
less, nay, neither, never, no ([-ne], -r, [can-], for) not (out of), (X as though of nought, otherwise, out of, surely, as truly as, whether, without. -f- of a truth, -f verily, for want,
much,
tiahb l e bcnab, leb-o-naw'; from 3836; frankincense (from its whiteness or perh. that of its smoke) : (frank) incense.
3829.
Wiib L'bownah,
a magician; sorcerer.
haw-share'; a prim, rootprop, to be straight or right; by impl. to be acceptable; also to succeed or prosper: direct, be right, prosper.
3809. t*b la' (Chald.), law; or

tlb
leb-o-naw'; the same as 3828; Lebonah, a place in Pal.:
Lebonah.
lab
(Chald.) (Dan. 4 : 33), law; corresp. to 3808: or even, neither, no (-ne, -r),
3830. 1313b lefeftwsh, leb-oosh'; or
([can-]) not, as nothing, without.
3788. 1111133
right.
klsbrown.
success,
advantage;
;
kish-rone'; from 3787; equity, good,
Nb
3810.
1ft'.
See
1,6'
8863.
131
tf-
Debar,
133b l e bftsb, leb-oosh'; from 8847; a garment (lit. or fig.); by impl. (euphem.) a wife: apparel, clothed with, clothing, garment, rai
or
:
lo deb-ar";
(2
ment, vestment, vesture.

4, 5),
3789. 3ri3
prim, root; to grave; by impl. to write (describe, inscribe, prescribe, subscribe);--describe, record, prescribe, subscribe, write (-ing, -ten).
kathab, haw-thaW a
131
ib
Low e bar
deb-ar'; or
(Josh. 13
Sam.
lo
3831. l13b
1'
buwsl.
(Chald.), leb-oosh'; corresp.
to 3830:garment.
:
13.1b
IAdbir
26), lid-beer' [prob.
3790.
3n3 k thab
(Chald.), keth-aV; corresp. to

(-ten).
13ib
3789: write
rather e bar, lo-deb-ar']; from 3808 and 1699: pastureless; La-Debar, a place in
3832. t23b labat, law-bat'; a prim, root; to overthrow; intrans. to fall:fall

"'ab
L6d
bubbly.
See 3864.
law-bee'; or (Ezek. 19
leb-ee-yaw';
:
3791. 3ri3
kaw-thawb'; from 8789; something written, i.e. a writing, record
kathab.
Pal.:Debir, Lo-debar.
3811. TlStb la'fth, law-avY; a prim, root; to tire; (fig.) to be (or make) disgusted:faint,
grieve, lothe, (be,
Nâb labiy',
fct
ft
2)
or book:register, scripture, writing.
3b l*biya',
plur.
irreg.
masc.
fem.
3793. 3113
(Chald), keth-awb'; corresp. to 3791: prescribing, writing (ten). G thdbeth, keth-o'-beth; from 3789; 3793. 113*13 a letter or other mark branded on the
knhab
k
make) weary
(selves).
d*N3b
weary!
l e ba'iym, leb-aw-eem';
irreg.
3812. Hijtb Le'ali lay-aw'; from 3811; Leah, a wife of Jacob: Leah.
D'iKb
plur.
nijOb
(prop.
to
l eba.'6wth, leb-dw-6th';
skin:
3794.
X any
n ^F\3
[mark].
kit-tee';
lowm.
la'at,
muffle:
See 3816.
unused root mean,

prim,
root;
to roar;
from an a lion
"WS Kiltiy
or
3813.
UNb
law-at';
lioness as the fiercer [although
not a roarer;
Klttiyiy,
kit-tee-ee'; patrial
from an
cover.
(or perh. for act. prop, muffled, i.e. silent-
comp.
Oion].
738]):- (great, old, stout) lion, lioness,
young
unused name denoting Cyprus (only in the plur.); a Kittite or Cypriote: hence an islander in gen., i.e. the Greeks or Romans on the shores opposite Pal.: Chittim, Kittim.
3795. 3796.
3814. Di*b la't, lawt; from 3818

part, of 3874);
3834. fiaâb
labiy bah,
law-bee-baw' ; or rather
ly: softly.
3815.
Isr.
M33b
La'el, law-ale
lebibab, leb-ee^baw';
from 3828 in
its
bfttb
mrra kathiytb,
beaten,
i.e.
pure
kaw-theeth'; from 3807; (oil): beaten.
and
: Lael.
410;
from the prep. pref. (belonging) to God; Lael an

1
orig. sense of fatness (or perh. of fold-
ing);
a cake
(either
as fried or turned): cake.
3835. *|3b
3843) to
laban,
(or
bn3 kdthel,
mean,
to
:
from an unused root 3816. DS<b compact; a wall (as gathering

ko'-thel;
(Chald.),
inmates)
wall.
knhal
and
keth-al';
Vom, leh-ome'; or 6l!sb F'owm, leh-ome

d^2Nb Lîmmijrm,
plur.
3797. brj3
'
from an unnsed ; white root mean, to gather; a community:

1
make
law-ban'; a prim, root; to be become) white; also (as denom. from bricks: make brick, be (made, make)
(-r).
corresp. to
nation, people.
3836. ")3b
leh-oom-meem' communities; Leum
lo
laban,
white.
law-bawn'; or (Gen. 49
3885;
12)
3796-.wall.
3798.
U!" bri3
l
Klthliysb.
376;
kith-leesh';
from
3817.
3796
]3b In boil law-bane'; from

3837. ^3b
white:
wall of a
man;
of 3816;
Kithlish, a
place in Pal.:Kithlish.
mint, an Arabian:
3799.
DH3 katbaiu.
DH3 kethem.
kaw-fham'; a prim, root;

i.e.
3818.
prop, to carve or engrave,

to inscribe indelibly: mark.
(by impl.)
my
Laban. law-bawn'; the same as 3886; am-mee'; from Laban, a Mesopotamian; also a place in 3808 and 5971 with pron. suffix; not the Desert:Laban. people; Lo-Ammi, the symbol, name of a son of 13b. LabbSn. See 4192.
"*Hiy tfb
Leummim.
1,6*
tlmmiy,
Hosea
3819.
pitied;
3800.
keh'-them; from 3799; prop.
Lo-ammi.
S*b
something carved out, i.e. ore; hence gold (pure as originally mined): ([most] fine, pure) gold (en wedge). 3801.
!TOni
Lo*
Ruchamab, lo roo-khaw-
3838.
&03b
Ftjab
Lebana>,
Ij c
leb-aw-naw'; or
1
maw'; from 380S and 7355; not Lo-Ruchamah, the symbol, name of a daughter
banah.
Nethinim:Lebana, Lebanah. 3820. aib 16b, lobe; a form of 3824; the heart; also 3839. llbneb, lib-neh'; from 3835; some the feelings, the used (fig.) very widely for rQTQ kuttoneth, koot-to'-neth; from t.n sort of whitish tree, perh. the storax: centre of unused root mean, to cover [comp. will and even the intellect; likewise for the poplar. (- care for, comfortably, consent, x conanything: 3802] a shirt: coat, garment, robe. 3840. nisb libnah, lib-naw'; from 8835; prop. ([broken-], 3802. C|n3 kathpb, kaw-thafe'; from an un- sidered, courag [eous], friend [-ly], whiteness, i.e. 0>y impl.) transpaused root mean, to clothe; the shoulder [hard-], [merry-], [stiff-], [stout-], double) heart rency:paved. (proper, i.e. upper end of the arm; as being the spot ([-ed]), X heed, X I, kindly, midst, mind (-ed), X re- 3841. n33b Libnah, lib-naw'; the same as 3839; where the garments hang); fig. side-piece or lateral gard ([-ed)], X themselves, X unawares, understandLibnah, a place in the Desert and one corner, shoulder ing, X well, willingly, wisdom. projection of anything;arm, in Pal. : Libnah. 3821. 3b leb (Chald.), labe; corresp. to 3820: (-piece), side, undersetter. 3842. nj3b l'baiuill leb-aw-naw'; from 3885; heart. to kathar, kaw-thar'; a prim, root; 1113 3803. prop, (the) white, i.e. the moort:moon. enclose; hence (in a friendly sense) to 3822. 111835 L e ba'6wtb, leb-aw-oth'; plur. of See also 3838. to wait Lebaoth, a place in hostile one) to besiege; also (as lionesses; 3833; crown, (in a 3843. n53b l'henah, leb-ay-naw'; from 8835; a restraining oneself):beset round, compass about, Pal.: Lebaoth. See also 1034. brick (fromthetofcitenessof theclay): be crowned inclose round, suffer. 3823. 33b labab, law-bab'; a prim root; prop.
r0h3
ke t6uetli
of
Hosea:
Lo-ruhamah.
3842;
leb-aw-naw ; the same as Lebana or Lebanah, one of the
kethM'-neth; or
nab
3804. 1113
kether.
circlet, i.e.
keh'-ther;
from
3808; prop,
a
(as
w be
denom. from
also (as
tify;
(altar of) brick, tile.
a diadem: crown.
ko-theh'-reth;
tern.
enclosed (as if with fat) by impl. 3824) to unheart, i.e. (in a good
;
n33b T
3844. 1133b
bomili
(the)
See 3828.
3805. rrtTD
chapiter.
kdtbereth,
act.
sense) transport (with love), or (in a
bad
sense) stul-
L'bainiwB
3825;
part, of 3803; the capital of a column:
denom. from make cakes, ravish, be wise.

3824.
3834) to
make cakes:
8823: the
3806.
12H3 katbash, kaw-thash'; to butt or pound:bray.
a prim, root;
3807. nri3
kaw-thath'; a prim, root; to bruise or violently strike: beat down, to pieces), break in pieces, crushed, destroy, liscomflt, smite, stamp.
kathatb,
heart (as the most interior organ); used also \- bethink themselves, breast, comfortlike 3820: ably, courage, ([faint], [tender-] heart ([-ed]), midst,
lay-bawb';
33b lebab,
from
snow); Lebanon, a Lebanon.

3845. "^tjb
leb-aw-nohn''; from white mountain (from its mountain range in Pal.:
Llbniy,
Libni,
lib-nee'; from an Isr.: Libni.
3885;
white;
3846. ''pab
Libnites.
mind,
3825.
X unawares, understanding. 33b l e bab (Chald.), leb-ab';

3824: heart.
Llbniy, lib-nee'; patron, from 8845; a Libnite or desc. of Libni (collect.):
corresp. to
3847. 133b l&bash, law-bash'; or

law-bashe'; a prim, root; prop, wrap around, i.e. (by imp].) to put on a garment or clothe (oneself, or another), lit. or fig.: (in) apparel, arm, array (self), clothe (self), come upon, put (on, upon), wear.
3808.
S&
16>, lo; or
lo;
fl33b l*bibab. See 3834.

or
:
133b lab^sh,
Nib low',
rib
3826.
11),
nab llbbah,
heart:
lib-baw';
fem. of 3820;
the
heart.
lab-haw 1 ; for 3852; flame.--
16b
(Deut. 3
lo;
a prim, particle;
3827.
nab labbab,
flame.
not (the simple or abs. negation);
by

3848. llfob
'
Kawshat Laylehyaw
KQ
M>asli
(Chald.), leb-ash'; corresp. to
3870. Tib
in Pal.:
3847:--clothe.
itfsb le bush.
See
3830.
looz; prob. from 3869 (as growing there); Z/uz, the name of two places Luz.
Lnwz,
3893.
nb leach
lay'-akh; from the same as 8893: freshness, i.e. vigor:natural force.

,
nb luach.
See 8871.
8849. 53 I6g, lohg; from an unused root appar. mean, to deepen or hollow [like 3537] a log or measure for liquids:log [of oil].
;
3871. nib
luwath,
loo'-akh; or
3894. ninb la eh u win, law-khoom'; or

6113
i.e.
3850. 13 Ii6d, tode; from an unused root of uncert. signif ; Lod, a place in Pal.: Lod.
.
luacli, loo'-akh; from a prim, root; prob. mean, to glisten; a tablet (as polished), of stone, wood or metal:board, plate,
table.
TO
lachiim, law-khoom';
3898; prop, eaten,
i.e.
pass. part, of
flesh,
food; also
body:while ...
is
eating, flesh.
"Bib
3851.
!3,!l3
Iildbtr.
See 3810.
3872.
rPHlb Lnwcbiyth,
rnrib
loo-kheeth'; or
:
3895. "Tib le ehiy,

ness);
labab, lah'-hab; from an unused root mean, to gleam; a flash; fig. a sharply polished blade or point of a weapon: blade, bright,
flame, glittering.
Luchowth
Lowchesh,
3907;
(the)
(Jer. 48
5),
loo-khoth';
lekh-ee'; from an unused root mean, to be soft; the cheek (from its fleshihence the jaw-bone: cheek (bone), jaw (bone).
from the same as

chith,
3871; floored;
a place E. of the Jordan:

fflriib
Luhith.
Lu- 3896. inb liecbiy, lekh'-ee; a form of 3895; Lechi, a place in Pal. :Lehi. Comp. also
7437.
3873.
lo-khashe'; act. part, of
3852. natlb leba.lba.il, leh-aw-baw1 ; or
enchanter;
Lochesh, an
3897.
^nb lachak,
lick:
law-khdkf;
a prim,
root; to
root; to
Isr.: Hallohesh, Haloshesh [includ. the art.].
Kirb labebetb,
head
[of
lick (up).
impl. to
lah-eh'-beth; fern, of 3851,

EJlb
and mean, the same:flame (-ming), 3874. a spear]. 3853. EPS??. l e habiym, leh-haw-beem' ; plur. 3875. of 3851; flames; Lehabim, a son of Mizrain, and his descend. :Lehabim. 3876. 3854. Xlb lahag, lah'-hag; from an unused root mean, to be eager; intense mental application:
luwt,
cast,
loot;
a prim, from
root; to
wrap.
lote;
wrap up: 3898. Onb lacham, law-kham'; a prim, feed on; flg. to consume; by
battle
(as destruction):
3ib
low},
ing.
3874;
a veil:coverLot,
devour,
eat,
ever, fight
(-ing),
overcome, prevail, (make) war
(-ring).
taib
L6w(,
lote; the same as 3875; Abraham's nephew: Lot.
Dnb lechem, lekh'-em; from 3898; food (for man or beast), espec. bread, or grain (for making it): ([shew-]) bread, X eat, food, fruit,
3899.
loaf,
study.
;
s
3877.
"Jttib
Lowttta,
ing;'
lo-tawn';
from
3875; cover-
meat, victuals.
See also
1036.
3855.
lah'-had; from an unused root mean, to glow [comp. 3851] or else to be 3878. "Hb LSviy, lay-vee'; from 3867; attached; Levi, a son of Jacob: Levi. See also [comp. Lahad, earnest an Isr. Lahad. 3854]
1TO Lahad,
Lotan, an Idumsean: Lotan.
3900. 3901.
Onb
le
chem (Chald.),
lekh-em'; corresp. to
Onb lachem,
battle: war.
law-khem';
from
3898;
3856. SJlb
law-hah'; a prim, root mean. prop, to bum, i.e. (by impl.) to be rabid (flg. insane); also (from the exhaustion of frenzy) to languish: faint, mad.
lahahh,
3879. 3881.
3879.
finb
"'lb
Iifeviy (Chald.), 3880: Levite.

thing attached,
lay-vee';
corresp.
lachum.
See
3894.
to
3880. tTnb llvyah, liv-yaw'; from 3867;

i.e.
3857. tanb lahaf, law-hat'; a prim, root; prop. to lick, i.e. (by impl.) to blaze:burn
(up), set
ment.
from 3899; or rather foodful; Lachmi, a Philis. somea wreath:crna- prob. a brief form (or perh. err. transc.) for 1022: Lahmi. See also 3438.
3902.
lakh-mee';
;
lUnb Lachmiy,
on Are, flaming, kindle. 3858. tanb labaf, lah'-hat; from

also
3881. ""lb IiSviyiy, lay-vee-ee

3857;
or
3903.
Dwnb Lachmac, DUnb Lachmam,
lakh-maws';
prob.
by
blaze;
"'lb
err. transc. for
magic
3859.
3860.
(as covert) :flaming,
(from the idea of enwrapping) enchantment.
patron, from 3878; Ieviy, Leviite or desc. of Levi: Levite.

lay-vee';
lakh-mawm';
from
3899; food-like;
Lachmam or Lachmas,
0nb la ham, law-ham'; a prim, root; prop. to bum in, i.e. (flg.) to rankle: wound.
^TO laheo,
mean, to or for and
law-hane'; from the pref. prep. 2005; pop. for if; hence therefore;tor them [by mistake for prep.
suffix].
3861.
fTS lawheii
(Chald.),
to 3860; therefore; also except, save, therefore, wherefore.
law-hane 1 ; corresp. except: but,
liv-yaw-thawn' ; from a place in Pal. : Lahmam. a wreathed animal, i.e. a serpent 3904. fljnb l<=chenah (Chald.), lekh-ay^naw' (espec. the crocodile or some other large sea-monsfrom an unused root of uncert. mean. ter); flg. the constellation of the dragon; also as a a concubine: concubine. symbol of Bab.: leviathan, mourning. 3905. Vnb lachats, law-khats'; a prim, root; 3883. bib luwl, loot; from an unused root mean. prop, to press, i.e. (fig.) to distress: to fold back; a spiral step:winding afflict, crush, force, hold fast, oppress (-or), thrust stair. Comp. 3924. self.
3882. IfPlb
llvyathan,
3867;
3862. tljjnb
labaqah,
lah-hak-aw'; prob. from an unused root mean, to gather; an
assembly: company.
Nib low'. See 3808.

3863. Nib
1AW,
loo;
or
Kb
lb
lft\ loo; or
If
would
a wish) would that!: dwell, endure, grudge, be left, lie all night, (cause to) lodge (all night, in, -ing, this night), (make to) mur(haply), peradventure, I pray thee, though, I would, mur, remain, tarry (all night, that night). God (that).
impl. (interj.
as
l6w,
loo;
a conditional
particle;
if;
by
3906. Vnb lachats, lakh'-ats; from 8905; distress: affliction, oppression. from 3863 and 3907. Iljnb lachash, law-khash'; a prim, root; to 3808; if not:except, had not, if (. . whisper; by impl. to mumble a spell (as not), unless, were it not that. a magician): charmer, whisper (together), 3885. lib lu ii, loon; or yb liyn, leen; a prim, root; to stop (usually 3908. UJnb lachash, lakh'-ash; from 3907; prop. a whisper, i.e. by impl. (in a good sense) over night); by impl. to stay permanently; hence (in a bad sense) to be obstinate (espec. a private prayer, (in a bad one) an incantation; earring, enchantment, in words, to complain): abide (all night), continue, concr. an amulet:charmed,
""bib
3884. isblb luwle', loo-lay'; or
luwley,
loo lay';
orator, prayer.
3909. tab laf, lawt; a form of 8814 or else part.
from 3874; prop,

enchantment,
its
covered,
i.e.
secret;
by
8864. "îb
Luwbty,
al
loo-bee 1 ; or
11
:
3886. J>lb
loob-bee 1 ; patrK
Inwa',
flg.
loo'-ah;
to be rash:
a prim, root; to gulp; swallow down (up).
impl. incantation; also secrecy or (adv.) covertly;

privily, secretly, softly.
Tnb
Lnbbiy (Dan.
43),
3887.
from a name prob. derived from an un. used root mean, to thirst, i.e. a dry region; appar. a Libyan or inhab. of interior Africa (only in plur.):
Lublin
(-s),
Vlb luwts,
loots;
a prim,
at,
i.e.
root;
prop, to
3910. tib lot, lote; prob. from 3874; a

sticky
gum
(from
to scoff; hence (from the effort to pronounce a foreign language) to interpret, or (gen.) intercede: ambassador, have in
make mouths
nature),
prob.
ladanum:
myrrh.
Libyans.
derision, interpreter,
3865. 113
Lnwd,
the
name
lood; prob. of for. der.; Lud, of two nations: Lud, Lydia.
(-er,
8866.
lyb Imwdiy,
""."lib
3911. HNtab le ta>a.h, let-aw-aw'; from an unused root mean, to hide; a kind of lizard (from its covert habits): lizard. -ful), teacher. Bib liiwsh, loosh; a prim, root; to knead: 3912. DTBItab L e tiiwshim, let-oo-sheem' ; masc.
make a mock, mocker,
scorn
loo-dee'; or
loo-dee-ee';
knead.
Liiwdiyiy,
8865
;
patrialfrom
IIJiV
the marg.].
liuwsb,
Lush,
loosh; from 3888; kneading;
(i.e.
plur. of pass. part, of 3913; hammered oppressed) ones; Letushim, an Arabian tribe:
a Ludite or inhab. of Lud (only in

1 ;
a place in Pal.: Laish [from

3919.
Letushim.
plur.);Ludim, Lydians.
Comp.
3867.
!"l"lb
lavah, law-vaw
a prim, root; prop.
3890. nib l e vath (Chald.), lev-awth'; from a root

corresp. to 3867; prop, adhesion, prep.) with: x thee.
i.e.
main;
to twine, i.e. (by impl.) to unite, to realso to borrow (as a form of obligation) or (caus.) to Zend': abide with, borrow (-er), cleave, join
(self), lend (-er). 3868. Tib luwse, Jooz; a prim, root; to turn aside [comp. 3867, 8874 and 3885], i.e. (lit.) to depart, (flg.) be perverse:depart, froward, perverse
(as
3913. IBtib latash, law-tash'; a prim, root; prop. to hammer out (an edge), i.e. to sharpen:instructer, sharp (-en), whet. 3914. !Tjb
ldyah,
wreath:
lo-yaw';
a form
(Isa. 21
:
of
3880;
ninb Lnchowth.
Tb laz, and
See
3872.
addition.
or
11)
3915. b"jb layil,

1975
lah'-yil;
njb lazeb. See

verseness:
and
1976.
'v.
lfiyl, lale; also
3891. niTb I eziiwth, lez-ooth'; from 8868; per-
(-ness).
perverse.
i.e.
3869. Tib
hazel.
luwz.
kind of
looz;
lurt-tree,
some prob. of for. or pern, the almond:

;
3892.
nb lacb,
lakh; from an unused root mean, to be new; fresh, i.e. unused or undried:
lah'-yel-aw; from the same as 3883; prop, a twist (away of the light), night; flg. adversity:([mid-]) night (season).
!lb?b
la^lth,
jrreen, moist.
8916. fcObib leyl e ya (Chald.), lay-leh-yauf ; corresp. to 3915; night.
Lceleeth

Ue-leeth';
3917. 3918.
JTMj
1B"jb
liyliyth,
from
3916;
also (reflex.) to turn
night spectre: screech owl.
aside
(self).
laylsh, lah'-yish; from 3888 in the sense of crushing; a lion (from his de-
3944.
pSb V^b
around or aside:take hold, turn exceeding (-ly), far, fast, good, great (-ly), X louder and louder, might (-ily, -y), (so) much, quickly, (so) from 3887; sore, utterly, very (+ much, sore), well. latsown. law-tsonef;
derision:scornful
(-ning).
3967. 71N72
structive blows):(old) lion.
3945.
the same as 3918; places in Pal. :
latsats, lawtsats'; a prim, root; to

deride:
3919.
Laish.
U3";b
Layisb,
Laish, the
3889.
lah'-yish;
name of two
Comp.
3920.
a prim, root; 3968. 71N73 Me'ah, may-aw ; the same as 3967; (in a net, trap or pit); gen. to capture or in Pal.: Lakum. Mecih, a tower in Jerus. :Meah. occupy; also to choose (by lot) flg. to cohere: X at 3947. n]?b laqacb, law-kakh'; a prim, root; to e 'ah (Chald.), meh-aw 1 corresp. to 3969. applica71N72 take (in the widest variety of ra ; all, catch (self), be frozen, be bolden, stick together, T 3967: hundred. accept, bring, buy, carry away, drawn, fetch, tions): take.
law-lead';
1 ;
13? lakad,
from an unused root thought to mean to stop up to catch by a barricade; pern, fortification; Lakkum, a place
3946. Dlpb
scorn. Laqquwm lak-koom';
me'ah, may-aw'; or iTNM mS'yah, may-yaw';
plicative
prob. a prim, numeral; a hundred; also as a multiand a fraction:hundred ([-fold], -th),
+ sixscore.
'
3921.
taken.
"Db
eked
leh'-hed;
from
i.e.
3920;
something
get,
infold,
X many,
mingle, place, receive
(-ing),
3970. "HSTO
ma'&vay,
mah-av-ah'ee; from 183; a

4136.
to capture
with,
a moose.- being
reserve, seize, send for, take (away, -ing, up), use, win.
desire: desire.
bNTO mow'l.
3971. 01N72
D173
See
3922. r"E>b
lekah,
lay-kaw'; from 3312; a jourin
part, from an unused root prob. mean, to stain; a blemish (phys. or mor.) : blemish, blot, spot. place in Pal.: Lachish. e <nwmali, meh-oo'-maw; ap3949. ">npb Llqchiy, lik-khee'; from 3947; learn- 3972. rrait<72 3924. Flixbb lula'ah, loo-law-aw'; from the same prop, a speck or par. a form of 3971 ed; Likchi, an Isr.: Likhi. as 3883; a loop: loop. 3950. J3]jb laqaf law-kat'; a prim, root; prop, to point, i.e. (by impl.) something; with neg. nothing: 3925. TCD lamad, law-mad'; a prim, root; prop. pick up, i.e. (gen.) to gather; spec, to fault, -)- no (-ught), ought, somewhat, any ([no-])
ney; Lekah, a place
Pal.: Lecah.
3923.
UTpb Lachiysh,
hearer); also (in an act. and sinister sense) inveigleused root of uncert. mean. ; Lakish, a ment: doctrine, learning, fair speech.
law-keesh';
from an un-
3948. n]5b leqacli, leh'-kakh; from 3947; prop. something received, i.e. (mentally) instruction (whether on the part of the teacher or
m'uwm,
muwm,
moom; usually moom; as if pass.
to goad,
i.e.
(by impl.) to teach (the rod
being
-tag).
accustomed, X diligently, expert, instruct, learn, skilful, teach (-er,
an Oriental
,
incentive):
[un-]
glean: gather
(up), glean.
thing.
3951. tajjb leqef, leh'-ket; from 3950; the glean-
3973.
Difctta
ing:gleaning.
3952. p)3b
ma'owc, maw-oce'; from 3988: fuse: refuse.

ma'owr,
ma'or,
e
re-
TJ35
Ummud.
See
3928.
laqaq,
3926. %33 l^raow, lem-o'; a prol. and separable
law-kak'; a prim, root; or Zap:lap, lick.
to lick
3974. TIN??
"1N73
maw-ore'; or
(in plur.)
maw-ore'; also
fem.
form of the pref prep.

.
to or for:
at,
3953. TB]5b 3954.

ffljjb
laqash,
leqesb,
for, to,
upon.
lem-oo-ale'; or
law-kash'; a prim, root; to gather the after crop: gather.
!T"riN73
fT"lN73
3927.
bsrab I'muw'el,
leh'-kesh;
from
3953; the after
m dwrah, meh-o-raw'; or m '6rah, meh-o-raw'; from

e
215;
crop: latter growth.

3955. "TO? l e sbad, lesh-ad'; from an unused root of uncert. mean.; appar. juice, i.e. (flg.) vigor; also a sweet or fat cake: fresh, moisture. 3956. yTO3
bSjrinb Ii e m6w'el, lem-o-ale'; from 3926 and 410; (belonging) to Ood; Lemuel
prop, a luminous body or luminary, i.e. (abstr.) light (as an element); flg. brightness, i.e, cheerfulness; spec, a chandelier: bright, light.
or Lemoel, a symbol,
name
of
Solomon:Lemuel.
3925;
3975. FHINTp
i.e.
3928. Tl73b
"TOb
Ummuwd, lim-mood'; or Ummud, lim-mood'; from

Lemek,
lo'ah
m uwrah,
e
meh-oo-raw';
fem.
ser-
lashowii,
law-shone'; or
(id plur.)
pass, part, of 215; something lighted,
in"|iUj
an aperture; by impl. a crevice or hole of a

:
structed;accustomed, disciple, learned,

taught, used.
lashon,
law-shone'; also
fem.
pent)
den.
in
3929. Tpib
of
leh'-mek;
from an unused
root of uncert. mean. ; Lemek, the
name
two antediluvian
throat.
patriarchs:
Lamech.
3886;
3930. }jb Ida',
from
the
gullet:
FWtijb l e sb<mah, lesh-o-naw 1 ; from 3960; the tongue (of man or animate), used lit. (as the instrument of licking, eating, or speech), and flg. (speech, an ingot, a fork of flame, a cove of evil speaker, language, water): h babbler, bay,
3976. "jTNb nio'zen, mo-zane'; from 239; (only the dual) a pair of scales: balances. 3977. ]TN53
7"PN73
mo'zk
(Chald.) mo-zane';
corresp.
to 3976:balances.
me'yah.
See
3967.
talker, tongue,
wedge.
3978. bl3N)3
3931. !3Sb laab, law-ab'; a prim, root; to de- 3957. rlSipb llsbkah. lish-kaw 1 ; from an unused eatable (includ. provender, flesh and root of uncert. mean.; a room in a ride:mock. fruit) :f ood, fruit, ([bake-]) meat (-s), victual. storage, (whether for eating, or lodging): building prim, law-ag'; root; a to deride; 3932. iSh la'as 3979. nb3N73 ma'&keleth, mah-ak-eh'-leth; by impl. (as if imitating a foreigner) to chamber, parlour. Comp. 5393. from 898; something to eat with, i.e. speak unintelligibly:--have in derision, laugh (to 3958. Dfflb leshem, leh'-shem; from an unused a knife: knife. root of uncert. mean. ; a gem, perh. the 3980. rbbfrTO ma'akoleth, scorn), mock (on), stammering. mah-ak-o'-leth; 3933. a?b la'ag, lah'-ag; from 3932; derision, jacinth:ligure. from 398; something eaten (by Are), derision, scorn i.e. (-ing). fuel. fuel: scoffing: 3959. D12)b Leshem. leh'-shem; the same as 3958; Leshem, a place in Pal.: Leshem. 3981. V73tTO ma'amats, mah-am-awts'; from 3934. 35>b laeg, law-ayg'; from 3932; a buffoon; 553; strength, i.e. (plur.) resources: also a foreigner:mocker, stammering. 3960. "JlEb lashan. fou>-s7ia';aprim. root; prop.
ma'akal, mah-ak-awV; from 398; an
3935.
STWb La'dah,
lah-daw'; from an unused
root of uncert.
mean.;
Ladah, an
3956;
to
wag
to lick; but used only as a denom. from the tongue, i.e. to calumniate: accuse,
force.
3982. 173N73
Isr.:Laadah.
slander.
ma'amar, mah-am-ar'; from 559; something (authoritatively) said, i.e.

resp. to 3982:appointment, word.
3936.
YWb La'dan,
lah-dawn'; from the same as 3935; Lodan, the name of two Isr. :
3961.
guage.
"|TSb
lishshan
(Chald.)
lish-shawn';
i.e.
resp. to 3956; speech,
an edict: commandment, decree. cora nation: lan- 3983. "1)318)2 me'mar (Chald.), may-mar'; cor(Chald.), mawn; prob. from a root corresp. to 579 in the sense of an insides; a utensil:vessel.
Laadan.
3937. T?b la'az, law-az'; a prim, root; to speak in a foreign tongue: strange language.
3962. yicb
Lesha',
leh'-shah;
from an unused 3984. yXD

closure
ma>n
3938. 2?b la e at, law-at'; a prim, root; to swallow greedily, causat. to feed: feed.
3939.
root thought to mean to break through; a boiling spring; Leeha, a place prob. E. of the
by
Jordan: Lasha.
letliek. leh'-thek; from an unused root of uncert. mean. ; a measure for things dry:half homer.
Tfrib
3985.
"]HV2
!TWb la'ftnab,
lah-an-aw';
from an un- 3963.
nia'fen, maw-ane'; a prim, root; refuse: refuse, X utterly.

1
to
wormwood
accursed):
used root supposed to mean to curse; (regarded as poisonous, and therefore
3986. ]N73 nia'em, maw-ane ling:refuse. 3987. ]N)3
from
3985; unwil-
hemlock, wormwood.
lappiyd,
lappid,
lap-peed'; or
me'en,
3940.
Ts?
"lBb
m
3988. DN72
-tt
may-ane'; from 8985; refractory:refuse.
lap-peed'; from an unused root prob. mean, to shine; a flambeau, (Are-) brand, (burning) lamp, lightlamp or flame: ning, torch.
ma'ac, maw-as
a prim,
root;
to
See
4100.
3964. JB3
ma'
(Chald.)
3941. rflTsb
Iiappiydowth,
lap-pee-doth'
indef .) that:
maw;
(-
spurn; also (intrans.) to disappear: abhor, cast away (off), contemn, despise, disdain, (become) loathe (some), melt away, refuse, reject, recorresp. to 4100; (as probate,
utterly, vile person.
what.
leva. plur. of 3940; Lappidoth, the 3965. D13N73 ina'aliiiwc. mah-ab-ooce' ; from husband of Deborah :Lappidoth. 75; & granary: storehouse. e '6d, meh-ode'; from the same as 3942. ''DDb Upbnay, lif-nah'ee; from the pref. 3966. 15*73
3989. !"ISN)2
prep, (to or for)

before.
3. rffib
and
1
6440; anterior:
from 644; a batch: baken. 3990. bDN73 ma'aphel, mah-af-ale'; from the
mah-af-eh';
i.e.
ma'&pbeb,
something baked,
laphatb,
prop, to bend,
law-fath ; a prim, root; i.e. (by impl.) to clasp;
181 ; prop, vehemence, i.e. (with or without prep.) vehemently; by impl. wholly, speedily, etc. (often with other words as an intensive or superlative; espec. when repeated):diligently, especially,
sameas.651; something opaque:

ness.
dark-
3991. !-pbBN72
ma'pbeieyah, yaw ; prol. fem.

1
mah-af-ay-lehof 3990; opaque-
ness:darkness.

*18jt73
Leeleeth
Maddooakh
to rescue, to
61
ma'ar, maw-ar
1
,
a prim, root; to be 4019. TlSâaa

i.e.
Magbiysh,
same
mag-beesh'; from the
flg.
hand
safely over
(i.e.
surrender):
bitter or (causat.) to embitter,
be
Isr.,
as 1378; stiffening; Magbish,
an
deliver.
painful:
fretting, picking.
ma<oi. See 3974.
or a place in Pal. : Magbish.
4043.
1
]372
magen,
e
maw-gane'; also(in
plur.) fem.
1598:
;
mig-baw-law ; from 1379; a border:end. 3993. 318*73 ma'arab, mah-ar-awb'; from 693; 4021. 713*3573 mlgba'ah, mig-baw-aw'; from the an ambuscade;lie in ambush, amsame as 1389; a cap (as hemispherbughment, lurking place, lying in wait.
18*73
4020. 133373
mlgbalah,
713373
m glnnah, meg-in-naw'; from

a shield
(i.e.
3994. 7118*73
!"I18*73
4022. 1373 ineged, meh'-ghed; from an unused root prop. mean, to be eminent; prop, a distinguished thing hence something valuable, as a product or fruit: pleasant, precious fruit (thing). 3995. flbl3B mlbdalab, mib-daw-law' ; from c gldd6wn (Zech. 12 11), meg-id4023. "111373 914; a separation, i.e. (concr.) a sepdone'; or arate place:separate.
curse.
8974.
m >erab, an execration: m '6rah. gee

e e
ical): bonnet.
the small one or buckler) flg. a protector; also the scaly hide of the crocodile: scale, shield. X armed, buckler, defence, ruler,
meft-ay-rau>';
from
779;
4044. 713373
meg-in-naw'; from 4042; a covering (in a bad sense), i.e. blindness or obduracy: sorrow. See also 4043.
m^glnnah,
3996. 8*1373
ma.b6w>,
mate-bo'; from 935; trance (the place or the act);
an enspec,
meg-id-do'; from 1413; rendezvous; Megiddon or Megiddo, a place in Pal. :Megiddo, Megiddon.
11373
M M eglddow,
Migdowl,
Migdol,
4045. n13>373 mlg'ereth, mig-eh'-reth; from 1605; reproof {i.e. curse): rebuke.
4046. 71B373
magg&phah,
5062;
mag-gay-faw''; from
& pestilence; by anal, defeat:
(with or without 8121) sunset or the west; also (adv.
with prep.) towards: by which came, as Cometh, in coming, as men enter into, entering, entrance into, westward. Comp. entry, where goeth, going down,
4024. bl1373
bl373
migdole'; or
migdole'; prob. of Eg. or.; Migdol, a place in Eg.: Migdol, tower.

mag-dee-ale';
(X be) plague (-d), slaughter, stroke. 4047. T133'" E373 Magpiy'agh. mag-pee-awsh' ; appar. from 1479 or 5062 and 6211; exterminator of (the) moth; Magpiash, an Isr.: Magpiash.
I
4126.
4025.
bsCIM Magdty'el,
4022
from
4048. 1353
magar, maw-gar
yield up;
intens.
a prim, root;
to
and 410; preciousness of God; 3997. 718*1373 bowab, meb-o-ao'; fem. of Magdiel, an Idumeean: Magdiel. 3996; a haven: entry. 4026. bl35'3 mlgdal, mig-dawl'; also (in plur.) e fruwkah, meb-oo-kaw' ; from 3998. 71D1373
e
m m
to precipitate:
cast
down,
terror.
4049. 1373
m gar
e 4048; to
(Chald.),
meg-ar';
corresp. to
943;
perplexity:perplexity,
fem.
overthrow: destroy.
3999. bl372
4000.
mab-bool'; from 2986 in the sense of flouring; a deluge: flood.
mabbuwl,
"J1373
mabown, marc-bone'; structing: taught.
from
995; in-
from 4050. 711373 ingerah, meg-ay-raw'; from 1641; mig-daw-law' ; a saw: axe, saw. a tower (from its size or height) by anal, a rostrum; flg. a (pyramidal) bed of flow- 4051. "(11373 Mlgrown, mig-rone'; from 4048; precipice; Migron,a place in Pal.: ers: Comp. the names castle, flower, pulpit, tower.
7lbl353
migdalah.
1481
;
4001. 7101373
following.
Migron.
ebiiwcab,
947;
meb-oo-saw ; from a trampling:treading (trodden)
bi373
Migdol. See 4024.
4052. 7151373
rest.
migra'ah,
1689;
mig-raw-aw'; from a ledge or offset: narrowed
down
(under foot).
lbl373
migdalab.
See 4026.
4002. 51373
mabbawa', mdb-boo'-ah; from 5042;

a fountain: fountain, spring.
4003. 7TJ51373
spade), i.e. a clod: clod. meb-oo-kah'; from same as 950; emptiness: void. 4028. 1.rbl373 Mlgdal-Gad, migdal-gawd' 4054. U51373 mlgrash, mig-rawsh'; fem. (Ezek. 27 28) 4004. 11713)3 mibebowr, mib-khore'; from 977; from 4026 and 1408; tower of For-
m bMwqab.,
e
4027. b8* bl373 Mlgdal-'fll, mig-dal-ale' ; from 4026 and 410- tower of God; Migdal-El, a place in Pal.. Migdal-ei.
4053. 71B1373
mlgrapbab,
1640;
mig-raw-faw' ; from something thrown off (by the

also (in plur.)
the
select, i.e.
well fortified: choice.
tune; Migdal-Gad, a place in Pal. : Migdal-gad.
71UJ1373
mlgrashah, rnig-raw-shaw' ; from
4005. 171373
mlbchar,
select, i.e.
mib-khawr'; from 977; best: choice (-st), chosen.

mib-khawr'; the same as an Isr. :Mibhar.
4029. 113>-bl373
MIgdal-'Eder,
:
mig-dal'-ay'-
4006. 171373 4007. 3373

13373
tion:
Mlbchar,
4005; Mibchar,
der; from 4026 and 5739; tcrwer of a flock; Migdal-Sder, a place in Pal. Migdal-eder, tower of the flock.
1644; a suburb (i.e. open country whither flocks are driven for pasture); hence the areo around a building, or the margin of the sea: east out, suburb.
mabbaf, mab-bawt'; or mebbat, meb-bawt'; from 5027;

thing
expected,
i.e.
4030. 7131373
migdanah.
the
same as
4022; preciousness,
mig-daw-naw''; from 4055. 173 i.e. a

173
vesture
clothes,
mad, mad;
i.e.
or
some-
gem:
(abstr.)
expecta-
precious thing, present.
med, made; from

judgment,
expectation.
mlbta<,
of).
4031. 31373
4008. 8*13373
. .
mib-taw'; from 981; a rash utterance (hasty vow): (that which
Magowg, maw-gogue'; from 1463; Magog, a son of Japheth; also a barbarous northern region: Magog.
4032.
"11373
(as
4058; prop, extent, height; also a measure; by impl. a measured); also a carpet; armour,
garment,
measure,
raiment,
stature.
.)
uttered (out
magowr,
maw-gore'; or (Lam. 2
1
22)
4056. 713173
madbacb
from
1684;
(Chald.),
mad-bakh';
4009. 71E3373
(subj.)
mlbtach,
mib-tawkh';
from
982;
11373
magiiwr, maw-goor
from
1481 in
(obj.
the sense of fearing; a fright prop, a refuge, i.e. (obi.) security, or subj.):fear, terror. Comp. 4036. assurance: confidence, hope, sure, trust. 4033. 11373 magiiwr, maw-goor1 ; or mab-leeg-eeth' 4010. rpyb3M mabliygiyth,
a sacrificial altar: altar. or 4057. 13173 mldbar, mid-bawr'; from 1696 in the sense of driving; a pasture (i.e. open field, whither cattle are driven) by impl a desert;
;
from
desolation):comfort
1082;
desistance (or rather
1373
magnr,
also speech (including
its
organs):desert, south,
self.
4011. 713373
4058. 1173 madad, maw-dad'; a prim, root; a extens. a permanent residence: dwelling, pilgrimage, prop, to stretch; by impl. to measure (as building: where sojourn, be a stranger. Comp. 4032. if by stretching a line); flg. to be extended;measure, c bunnay, meb-oonnah'ee; from e 4012. ^SIM 4034. 7111373 g6wrah, meg-o-raw'; fem. of mete, stretch self. 1129; built up; Mebunnai, an Isr. : 4032; affrighttear. 4059. 1173 mlddad, mid-dad'; 5074; from
maw-goor'; from 1481 in the sense of lodging; a temporary abode; by
speech, wilderness.
mlbneb,
mib-neh'; frame.
from
1129;
Mebunnai,
*
4035. 7111373
ary:
4013. 1^373
' '
mlbtsar,
fem. (Dan.
m m gikwrah, meg-oo-raw'
e
4032 or of 4033;
fem. of
mib-tsawr'; also (in plur.)

11
:
flight: he gone.
fright; also
15)
barn, fear.
Magowr
a gran- 4060.
711S373 t
:
mlbtsar ah,
mib-tsavi-raw' ;
from 4036. 3^3573 11373
mlc-Cabtyb,
maw-gore' mis-saw-beeb' from 4032 and 5439 with the prep, inserted; affright (as measured) : garment, measure (ing, meieyard, tress, from around; Magor-mis-Sabib, a symbol, name of piece, size, (great) stature, tribute, wide. 4014. 13S373 Mlbtsar. mib-tsawr'; the same as Pashur: Magor-missabib. 4061. 71173 mlddab (Chald.), mid-daw'; or 4018: Mibtsar, an Idumsean:Mibzar. 4037. 711T373 magzerah, mag-zay-raw' ; from
tified city;
flg.
1219; a fortification, castle, or fora defender:(de-, most) fenced, for(most) strong (hold).
fem. oi 4055; ; height ir breadth; also a measure (including its standard); hence a portion (as measured) or a uestmenf; spec, tribute
prop, extension,
i.e.
71173
mlddab, mid-daw
711S353
T T
:
mlbtsarah.
See
4013.
1504;
cutting implement,
i.e.
711373
tribute.
mlndab
(Chald.),
blade:axe.
4015. 711373
4016. 115313
mtbrach, mib-rawkh'; from 1272; a refugee: fugitive.
resp. to 4060;
tribute in
min-daw ; cormoney:toU,
1
4038. 3373
maggal.
e
mag-gawl'; from an unused
mab&Bh,
(plur.)
the (male)
4017. Dil3373
Mibsam,
from 954; 4039. pudenda: secrets. mib-sawm'; from the same

maro-boosa';
root mean, to reap; a sickle:

713373
m glllah, Tmeg-il-laW
a roll: roll, volume.
e (Chald.),
roll.
sickle.
from
1556;
4062. 71371173
madhebah,
perh.
mad-hay-bawf from the equiv. of 1722; gold-
making,
i.e.
exactress:
golden city.
4018.
as 1314; fragrant; Mibsam, the name of an Ishmaelite and of an Isr.: Mibsam. e bashsh e lah, meb-ash-shel7lblS373
4040. 7lb373
4041. 71723 73
i.e.
resp.
m glllab meg-il-law'; corto 4039: m egammah, meg-am-maw'; from

the
4063. 1173
medev.
meh'-dev; from an unused root mean, to stretch; prop, extent, i.e. meas-
ure; by impl. a dress (as measured):garment.
aw
boiling-place.
373
from
1310;
a cooking hearth:
same as
1571
prop, accumulation,
4064. 711173 4065. 7J1173
madveh.
ness:
impulse or direction: sup up.
disease.
mad-veh'; from 1788;
sick-
Mag.
4042. ^373
See
magan,
4043\
maw-gan';
7248. 7249.
prop, to shield:
a denom. from encompass with;
madduwach,
5080;
mad-doo'-akh; from seduction: cause of banishment.
62
6.
Mawdohn
Mooch
"|TTO

maw-dohn''; from
1777; a
madown
4092,
contest or quarrel:brawling, contention C-ous), discord, strife.
Comp.
4079, 4090.
.
4067.
pT3 madonn,
same
as
maw-dohn';
4063;
from
the
i.e.
extensiveness,
height:stature.
science, thought.
e daniy, med-aw-nee'; a var. of 4113. ITTOiTTO mahamorah, mah-ham-o-raW; 4084: Midianite. from an unused root of uncert. mean. ; perh. an abyss: deep pit. SÎ53 madda<, mad-daw 1 ; or 4114. !TDE!TO mahpekah, mah-pay-kaw'; from yy3 madda', mad-dah'; from 3045; intel2015; a destruction: when . . . overligence or consciousness:knowledge, threw, overthrow (-n).
^TO
4068. "|TTO
Madown.
4067;
maw-dohn'; the same as .Mddon, a place in Pal. :Madon.

mad-doo'-ah; or
yfl m6da.(.
TO. madftat.
4094. !T1]5'TO
See 4129.
See
4069.
4115.
rOSTTO mahpeketh,
from
2015;
a wrench,
mah-peh'-keth; i.e. the
stocks:prison, stocks.
1
4069. 3>TTO 3fTO
madduwa*,
madduat,
mad-doo'-ah; from
madqarah,
1856;
4100
a wound:
piercing.
mad-kaw-raw
from 4116.
known f ;
why.
and the pass. part, of 3045; what (is) Le. (by impl.) (adv.) why?: bow, wherefore,
*VTO
meddr.
See; 4070.
4095. JTPlTO
4070. "YlTa
m'dowr
m'dor
e
Chald.), med-ore';
or
a step;
mad-ray-gaw' ; from an unused root mean, to step; prop. by impl. a steep or inaccessible place: stair,
madregah,
ÎTO
(Chald.), med-ore';
or
1753;
steep place.
med-awr'; from m dar a 4071. FlTl'TO m diiwrah, med-oo-raw'; or m diirah, med-oo-raw from
"VTO
(Chald.),
dwelling:
e
dwelling.
4117. ""liTO mahar, maw-har'; a prim, root (perh. rather the same as 4116 through the 4096. ^"TTO mldrafc, mid-rawk'; from 1869; a treading, i.e. a place for stepping idea of readiness in assent): to bargain (for a wife), i.e. to wed: endow, x surely. on: [foot-] breadth.
4097. 12S"1TO
JTlTO
m diiruh
maw-har1 ; a prim, root; prop, to be liquid or flow easily, i.e. (by impL); to hurry (in a good or a bad sense); often used (with another verb) adv. promptly: be carried headlong, fearful, (cause to make, in, make) haste (-n, -ily, (be) hasty, (fetch, make ready) x quickly, rash, x shortly, (be so) X soon, make speed, X speedily, X straightway, X suddenly, swift.
"17173
mahar,
See
4071.
!"I1*TO
1752
mldrash,
prop,
in the sense of accumulation;
a pile of
1760;
an
investigation,
mid-rawsh'; from 1875; i.e. (by impl.)
4118.
fuel:pile (for Are).
a treatise or elaborate compilation: story.

mid-kheh';
mah-hare'; from 4116; prop. hurrying; hence (adv.) in a hurry: hasteth, hastily, at once, quickly, soon, speedily,
*"lfTO
maker,
4073. JltTTO
mldcheh,
overthrow:
from
ruin.
med-akh-faw';
i.e.
4098. rTBjTO
mMnshshah,
med-oosh-shaw'
(concr.
suddenly.
4073. flSH'TO
throw.
medachphah,
from
1765;
and
fig.)
from 1758; a threshing, i.e. down-trodden people: threshing.
1!TO mahir. See 4106.

4119.
4120.
*"irTO
a push,
ruin:
over;
4099. Sirro
M datha,
e
or.
;
mahar,
(for
med-aw-thaw'; of Pers. Medatha, the father of Haman:

iriali,
mo'-har; from a wife): dowry.

prop,
4117;
a price
4074.
'''TO
maw-dah'ee; of for. der. Madai, a country of central Asia: Madai,
Maday,
Medea, Media.
Hammedatha [includ. the art.]. 4100. !TO mail, maw; or Ii73

"72
niFTO
m herah,
e
411S;
swiftly.
meh-hay-raw ; fem. of a hurry; hence (adv.)

1
mah; or
also
promptly:hastily,
(with) speed
(-ily),
quickly,
shortly,
soon,
make
4075. "H73
Maday,
4074;
maw-dah'ee; patrial from a Madian or native of Madai:
?TO
ma, mow; or meh, mel; a

terrog.
j/iat ?
-53
ma, mah;
how ?
prim, particle; prop, in(includ.
4121.
rai.
"''HfTO
Mah&ray,
4116; hasty;
mah-har-ah'ee;
Mede. 4076.
"""VIZ
why
Maharai, an
Isr.
from :Maha-
Maday Maday
(Chald.),
(-s).
maw-dah'ee; corresp.
to 4074:-Mede
4077. "H72 4078.
(Chald.), maie-doft'ee; corresp.
to 4075:Median.
"""HM
when f); but also exclam. what ! (includ. how!), or indef what (includ. whatever, and even rel. that which) often used with prefixes in various adv. or conj. senses:how (long, oft, [-soever]), [no-] thing, what (end, good, purpose, thing), whereby (-fore, -in, -to,
.
4122.
T3t
Wn
957;
%113
^rta
Maher
Shalal
hare' shawAawl'
and
2363
and
mahkhawsh baz; from 4118 and 7998 hasting (is he [the enemy] to the)
of the son of Isaiah:Maher-sha-
Chash Baz,
madday,
-with), (for)
why.
mad-dah'ee; from 4100 and 1767; what (is) enough, i.e. sufficiently : 4101. !TO
booty, swift (to the) prey; Maher-Shalal-Chash-Bae;

(Chald.), maw; corresp. to 4100: great (mighty), that which, what
mah
how
the symbol,
lal-hash-baz.
name
sufficiently.
4079. y"V? 4080. "pTO
mldyan, mid-yawn'; a var. 4066:brawling, contention (-ous).
(-soever),
why.
for
4123. !"15nlTO x -:
mahathallah,
law';
mah-hath-al-
4102. !7|!TO
hesitate,
i.e.
mahahh,
maw-hah'; appar. a deceit.
from
2048;
a delusion:de-
,mid-yawn'; the same as 4079; Uidjan, a son of Abraham; also his country and (collect.) his descend.:Midian,
Midianite.
Mldyan
nom. from 4100; prop, to question or (by impl.) to be reluctant:delay, linger,
4124.
5NTO Mow'ab, mo-awb; from a prol. form

:
4081. 'p'TO
4082.
MIddiyn,
Middin.
e
of the prep. pref. m- and 1; from (her meh-hoo-maw' [the mother's]) father; Modb, an incestuous son of from 1949; confusion or uproar: Lot; also his territory and desc. Moab. mid-deere'; a var. for 4080: destruction, discomfiture, trouble, tumult, vexation, 4125. "'iNTO Mow'abiy, mo-aw-bee'; fem.
stay selves, tarry.
4103. tTOIfTO
mehuwmah,
rWTO
!
ITSNTO Mdwabiyth, mo-aw-beeth' ; patron, from 4124; a Modbite or Moabmeh-hay-tab- itess, i.e. a desc. from Moab:(woman) of Moab, ale'; from 3190 (augmented) and e diynah (Chald.), med-ee-naw'; Moabite (-isb, -ss). 4083. ' 410; bettered of God; Mehetabel, the name of an ' corresp. to 4082:province. 2NTO mow'l. See 4136. Edomitish man and woman: Mehetabeel, Mehetabel. Mldyaniy, mid-yaw^nee' ; patron. 4106. T!TO matalyr, maw-here'; or 4084. ^FTO 4126. NSi73 m6wba, mo-baW; by transp. tor ' T : " or patrial from 4080; a Midjanite or 3996; an entrance: coming. hSTO mahir, maw-here'; from 4116; quick; descend, (native) of Midjan:Midianite. Comp. 4092. 4127. 3TO nrawg, moog; a prim, root; to melt, hence diligent, hasty, ready. skilful: 1 i.e. lit. (to soften, flow down, disappear), 4085. ITO !?? md6b.ah, med-o-kaw'; from 1743; 4107. 5STO mahal, maw-hal'; a prim, root; prop. or fig. (to fear, faint): consume, dissolve, (be) faint a mortar: mortar. to cut down or reduce, i.e. by impl. to (-hearted), melt (away), make soft. 4086. TOTO MadmSn, mad-mane'; from the adulterate:mixed. mood; a prim, root; to 4128. "ITO same as 1828; dunghill; Madmen, a 4108. TjbfTO mahlelt, mah-lake'; from 1980; a shake:measure. place in 'Pal. -.Madmen. walking (plur. collect.), i.e. access.- 4129. 3Hi?3 mdwda', mo-dah'; or rather mad-may-naw'; place to walk. 4087. iH313TO fern, from the same as 1828; a dungJ^b moda, mo-daw'; from 3045; an 00 mah-hal-awk' ; from 4109. "ifctTO mahalak, quaintance: kinswoman. hill:dunghill. 1980; a walk, i.e. a passage or a dis4130. riS'TTO mowda'ath, mo-dah'-ath; from mad-may-naw'; the tance:journey, walk. 4088. fI37_3TO
Xerxes
:
judgeship, i.e. jurisdiction; by impl. a district (as ruled by a judge); gen. a region:( X every) province.
1777; prop,
m dlynan, a
vexed.
med-ee-naw1 ;
from 4104. TOITTO
UPhnwman,
Pers.
or.;
!"PSNi73
Mdw'abiyah,
or
mo-au!-6ee-0ai'i
meh-fcoo-mawn'; of
of
Mehuman, a eunuch
4105.
iMay M ehey$ab>el,
Mehum an.
WTO m
muwd,
madmSnah,
Madmenah
mote; a prim, root; to waver, by impl. to slip, shake, fall:be carried, mad-man-naw'; a mah-hal-al-ale ; cast, be out of course, be fallen in decay, X exceed4111. SN&brra Mah&lal'el, var. for 4087; Madmannah, a place from 4110 and 410; praise of God; ingly, fall (-ing down), be (re-) moved, be ready in Fat.:Madmannah. antediluvian patriarch shake, slide, slip. Mahalalel, the name of an e dan, med-awn'; a form of 4066: and of an Isr.: Mahalaleel. 4090. TTO mote; from 4131; a wavering,
Pal.
same as 4087; Madmenah, a place :Madmenah.
in
4110.
bbna mahalal, mah-haUawV ;

fame: praise.
from
3045; 1984;
acquaintance:kindred.
4131 C3TO
.
m6wt,
4089.
JIMTO Madmannah,
4132. 3TO
mwt,
discord, strife.
4112. JTO5FT73
stroke.
mahalnmmah,
maw
1
4091. "|TO
M*dan,
med-awn'; the same as 4090; Medan, a son of Abraham:Medan.
from
1986;
mah-hal-ooma blow: stripe,
Le. fall; by impl. a pole (as shaking); hence a yoke (as essentially a bent pole):bar, be moved, staff, yoke.

4133.
(either
!"!J3ia
Mawdohn
Mooth
by
impl. a
68
mowtiili
mo-taw';
fern, of 4135;,
also a signal (as appointed beforehand):appointed
flg-);
hook
(for the
nose):be ensnared,
lit.
pole; by impl. an ox-bow; hence a yoke or flg.):bands, heavy, staves, yoke.
4134.
"^173
mnwk, mook; a prim, root;

thin,
i.e.
(flg.)
to become
solemn) assembly, congregation, (set, solemn) feast, (appointed, due) season, solemn (-ity), synagogue, (set) time (appointed).
(sign, time), (place of,
gin,
(is)
snare
(-d),
trap.
4171. 1173
uniwr. moor; a
by
prim, root; to alter; impl. to barter, to dispose of; X at
be
impoverished:be 4151. 15173
mow'ad, mo-awd';
an assembly
[as
(waxen) poor
(-er).
from 3259; prop, all, (ex-) change, remove. in 4150] fig. a troop: 4172. N1173 mowra', mo-raw'; or
;
4135. 3173
mnwl,
by
(-ing,
modi;
a prim,
flg.
appointed time.
root;
to cut
i.e.
short, i.e. curtail (spec, the prepuce,
4153. S113J173
mnw'adah,
3259;
moo-aw-daw 1 ; from
place,
i.e.
Nia mora',
Fllia
mo-raw
or
:
to circumcise);
impl. to blunt;
selves),
to destroy:
(in
an
appointed
morah
(that
(Psa. 9
circumcise
destroy,
cut
down
pieces),
asylum:appointed.
4153.
!"I^73>173
3372; fear;
20), mo-raw'; from by impl. a fearful thing or (-ed), terrible-
X must needs.
Mow-adyah.
4151
deed:dread,
mo-ad-yaw'; from assembly of Jah;
4573.
ought to be) fear
ness, terror.
4136. 31)3
3173
mnwl,
mool; or
and
3050;
mdwl (Deut. 1
:
Moddjah, an
rl),
:
Isr.
: Moadiah.
Comp.
4173. 51173
3173
mowrag,
morag,
mo-rag'; or
mole; or
4154. rYlSTO 3N173

353
mow'] (Neb, 18 38), moJe; or mul (Num. 32 5), mooZ; from 4135; prop.
slip, i.e.
moo-ay'-deth; fem. pass. part, of 4571; prop, made to dislocated:out of joint.
miiw'edetb,
mo-rag'; from an unused root mean, to triturate; a threshing sledge: threshing instrument.
abrupt, i.e. a precipice; by impL the front; used only adv. (with prep, pref.) opposite: (over) against, before, [fore-] front, from, [God-] ward, toward, with.
4155.
E|3>!73
niuw'aph, moo-awf; from

i.e.
5774;
4174. 11173
rity, i.e.
prop, covered, distress: dimness.
dark; abstr. obscu-
mo-rawd'; from 3381; a an ornamental appendage, perh. a festoon:going down, steep place, thin work.
descent; arch,
mowrad,
4156.
!"I2U>173
mowcStsab., mo-ay-tsaw ;
1
4137. !Tj\i73
Mowladab.,
3305;
mo-lw-daw'; from birth; Moladah, a place in
3289;
from a purpose:counsel, device.

pressure,
distress:
4175. FI1173
mowrch,
3138]
mo^reh'; from 3384; an archer; also teacher or teaching; also
Pal.:-Moladah.
4138. rnVi?3
impl.
lineage,
4157. TJW173
affliction.
muw'aqah,
5781;
moo-aw-kaw'; from the early rain [see

i.e.
: (early)
rain.
(flg.)
mowledeth,
mo-leh'-deth;
3205; nativity (plur. birth-place);
from by
4176.
?"!1173
Mowreb.,
Moreh.,
mo-reh'; or
4158. n?B173
Blowpha'ath
fah'-ath; or
(Jer. 48
21),
mo-
!"H73
mo-reh'; the
same as
4175;
native country; also offspring, family : begotten, born, issue, kindred, native (-ity).
nyS^M in@ypb.aatb..
rWS73
illuminative;
may-fah'-ath; or
Moreh, a Canaanite; also a named from him):Moreh.

4177. tlllB
hill (perh.
4139. J13173 luuttlau. moo-law'; from 4135; cumcision: circumcision.
cir-
m@phaath, may-fah'-ath: from 3313;

Mophaath or Mephaath,
mowrah, mo-raw';
mdwraf,
stinate,
i.e.
from
4171 in the
sense of shearing; a razor:
razor.
4140.
VVia OTowliyd,
B173
mo-leed'; from genitor; Molid, an Isr.:Molid.
3205;
a place in Pal.: Mephaath. 4159. 113173
4178. 31173
mo-faith'; or
miiuiu.
See
mowph^th,
mophetb.,
mo-rawt'; from 3399; obindependent: peeled.

mo-ree-yaw'; or
7200
hill
3971.
4179. !"P1173
Mowriyah,
and
3050;
1373173
Mciwmiikan
i.e.
See
4462.
4141. 50173
ing about.
imiwiab,
turn,
moo-sawb'; from
circuit (of
a a building): wind5437;
;
acle;
mo-faith'; from 3302 in the sense of conspicuousness; a mirby impl. a token or omen: miracle, sign,
11873
(-ed at).
t"Fl73
Mdriyah., mo-ree-yaw'; from
seen of Jah; Morijah, a
wonder
in Pal.: Moriah.
4160. V173
muwts,
i.e. (flg.)
4142. 1130173
muwcabbah, moo-sab-baw'
mucabbah,
;
or
moots; a prim, root; to press, to oppress: extortioner.
4180.
1251173
mowrash,
possession;
mo-rawsh'; from 3423; a

flg.
delight:
possession,
1
moo-sab-baw'; fern, of 4161. NS173 ni6wts:i'. mo-tsaw'; or 4141 a reversal, i.e. the backside (of a I81E73 motsa', mo-tsaw'; from 3318; a going gem), fold (of a double-leaved door), transmutation forth, i.e. (the act) an egress, or (the (of a name) :being changed, inclosed, be set, turning. place) an exit; hence a source or product; spec. 4143. 10173 muwcad, moo-sawd'; from 3245; a dawn, the rising of the sun (the East), exportation, foundation: foundation. utterance, a gate, & fountain, a mine, a meadow (as 4144. 10173 mowâd, mo-sawd'; from 3245; a producing grass): brought out, bud, that which came out, east, going forth, goings out, that which foundation: foundation. (thing that) is gone out, outgoing, proceeded out, 4145. ttlOia mmwcadata, moo-saw-daw'; fem. spring, vein, [water-] course [springs]. a foundation; flg. an of 4143; 4162. NS173 mowtsa', mo-tsaw 1 ; the same as appointment:foundation, grounded. Comp. 4328. 4161; Motsa, the name of two Isr.: 4146. tllOia mowcadah, mo-saw-daw'; or Moza.
SHS073
thought.
4181. SllHIia
mowraahah,
fem. of 4180;
a,
mo-raw-shaw
possession:
heritage,
3423
inheritance, possession.
4182. na nUJ11)3
1661
Mowresheth Oath,
reh'-sheth gath;
from
moand
possession of Gath; Moresheth-Qath, a place in

,
Pal. : Moresheth-gath.
4183.
rni51173
Morashtiy,
mo-rash-tee'; patrial
from 4182; a Morashtite or inhab. of Moresheth-Gatb:Morashthite. 4184. 113173 muwsb., moosh; a prim, root; to touch: feel, handle. 4185. TB173 miiwsb., moosh; a prim, root [perh. 1 fTlD73 mocadah mo-saw-daw'; fem. of 4163. ft!S3173 mowtsa'ah, mo-tsaw-aw ; fem. rather the same as 4184 through the idea 4144; a foundation: foundation. of 4161; a family descent; also a to withdraw (both lit. and of receding by contact^ setoer [marg.; comp. 6675]:draught house; going flg., whether intrans. or trans.):cease, depart, go 4147. IDia m6w&r, mo-sare'; also (in plur.) forth. fem. back, remove, take away.
;
5110173
t"I1073
mowcerah,
n6c e rab.,
mo-say-raw'; or
3256;
4164. pl173
muwtsaq,
miiwtsaq,
narrowness;
moo-tsak 1 ; or
moo-tsawk'; from 3332;
flg.
4186. 3U3173
5U373
mowshab, mo-shawb';
moshab,
seat;
fig.
or
mo-seraw'; from
i.e.
9X173
mo-shawb'; from 3427;

site;
halter;
flg.
prop, chastisement, restraint: band, bond.
(by impl.) a
distress: anguish,
is
abstr.
session;
a by
straitened, straitness.
4148. 10173
mnwear,
moo-sawr';
flg.
from
3256;
4165. yS.'Va
metal);
flg.
prop, chastisement;
([-eth]),
reproof, warndiscipline,
ing or instruction; also restraint:bond, chastening

chastisement, check, correction, doctrine, instruction, rebuke.
moo-tsawk'; from 5694; prop, fusion, i.e. lit. a casting (of amass (of clay):casting, hardness.
muwtsaq,
extension an abode (the place or the time); by impl. population:assembly, dwell in, dwelling (-place), wherein (that) dwelt (in), inhabited place, seat, sitting, situation, sojourning.
4166. !lp3173
or
muwtsaqah,
nratsaqah.
3332; prop,
4187.
moo-tsaw-kaw' ; or
1113173
Muwshly,
moo-shee'; or
4149. J110173
1111073
OTow^Srab.,
(plur.)
mo-say-raw';
np5S73
4188. IBia Muwshly, moo-shee'; patron, from a casting (of metal); by impl. a tube (as cast): 4187; a Mushite (collect.) or dese. of when it was cast, pipe. 4147; correction or corrections; MoMushi: Mushites. serah or Moseroth, a place in the Desert:Mosera, 4167. pl)3 muwq, mook; a prim, root; to jeer, 4189. nOiai73 mowsh'kah, mo-shek-aw ; act i.e. (intens.) blaspheme:be corrupt. Moseroth. part. fem. of 49O0; something drouj-
moo-tsaw-kaw'; from something poured out, i.e.
ÛJH Mnsh.sb.iy, mush-shee'; from 4184; sensitive; Mushi, a Levite: Mushi.
OT6c erdwtli,
mo-ser-othe' ; fem. of
4150. 15H73
13>73
moWed.
mo-ade'; or
4168. "Ipl'3
mowqSd,
fire
mo-kade'; from 3344; a
ing,
i.e. (fig.)
a cord:band.
mo'ed mo-ade'; or (fem.)

:
or fuel; abstr. a conflagration:
4190.
!"iyiD153
mowshatah, mo-shaw-aw'; from

3467; deliverance:
burning, hearth.
1
salvation.
muwth, mooth; a prim, root; to die ni3>1M mfiiirtadaJi (2 Chron. 8 13), tno- 4169. !"np173 m6-wqe dali, mo-ked-aw ; fem. of 4191. (lit. or flg.); causat. to kill: x at all, aw-daw'; from 8259; prop, an appoint4168; fuel:burning. X crying, (be) dead (body, man, one), (put to, worthy ment, i.e. a fixed time or season; spec, a festival; 4170. ttJplH niowqesh mo-kashe'; or of) death, destroy (-er), (cause to, be like to, must) conventionally a year; by implication, an assembly needs, slay, 125p73 luoiiesli. mo-kashe'; from 3369; a die, kill, necro [-mancer], X must (as convened for a definite purpose) technically the noose (for catching animals) (lit. or x surely, X very suddenly, x in [no] wise. congregation; by extension, the place of meeting;
;
ma
Mooth Mayshawr
4192.

:
ma
Igib
niuwth (Psa. 48 14), mooth; or nTO Mrawtb lab-b&u. mooth

bane';
4215. iTITU
lab-
m zareb, mez-aw-reh'; appar. from

e
2219;
nance; also the live flesh,
i.e.
the quick:preserve
life,
from
4191
and
wind
prop, a scatterer, i.e. the north (as dispersing clouds, only in plur.):north.
1121
with the
quick, recover selves, reviving, sustenance, victuals. bSTYlB OT e cbiyya6l. See 4282. e mekh-eer1 ; from an unused root mean, to buy; price, payment, wages:gain, hire, price, sold, worth. 4243. TTlB UIe cbiyr, mekh-eer ; the same as 4242; price; Mechir, an Isr. : Mehir.
prep,
and
art. interposed;
title
"To
die for the son",
4216. ST1-TB
mazzarah,
from
maz-zaw-raW'; appar.
4242.
prob. the labben.
of a popular
song: death, Muth-
6144 in the sense of distinction;
"VOB
m cbiyr,
some noted
collect,
constellation (only in the plur.), perh.
the zodiac:
Mazzoroth.
i.e.
Comp.
4208.
4193. 4194.
niB mowtli
4194;
(Ohald.),
mohth; corresp. to 4217.
death:death.
4218.
4319.
bowl.
PHJP mlzracb,
sunrise,
miz-rawkh'; from the east: east
2224;
(side,
maw'-veth; from 4191 ; death or violent); eonor. the dead, their place or state (hades); tig. pestilence, ruin: (be) dead ([-ly]), death, die (-d).
(nat.
DIM ni live til,
-ward), (sun-) rising (of the sun).
4244. tlbtia
S^TB mlzra
jJ'I'pa
miz-raw'; from 2232; a planted field: thing sown.

(,
mdkh-law'; from 2470; Machlah, the name appar. of two Israelitesses: Mahlah.
sickness;
Machlah,
niizraq, miz-rawk'; from

bowl (as
If
2286;
4245. Slbna
maeb&leb,
2470;
makh-al-eh'; or (fem.)
]zb n<IB JHnwtb'lab-ben.

4195.
See
4192.
for
sprinkling): bason,
Fnna macb&lab,
sickness.
makk-al-aw
from
Tlia mowtbar,
gain;
fig.
mo-thar'; from 8498; lit. superiority:plenteousness,

miz-bay'-akh; from 2076;
sickness:disease,
infirmity,
4220. fta
(one).
mea<li
preeminence,
profit.
sense of greasing; fat;
may'-akh; from 4229 in the fig. rich:failing

mo'-akh;
4246.
(-cing).
nbha
m cbowlab, mekh-o-law'; fem.

e
4234;
of
4196.
napp mizbeacb,
an
altar:
dance;company,
dances
altar.
4221. tlB
moach,
from the same as
4197. ATB
meh'-zeg; from an unused root mean, to mingle (water with wine); tem-
mezeg,
pered wine: liquor. 4198.

burnt.
!"STB
mazeh,
root mean, to suck out;
maw-zeh'; from an unused exhausted:
Mlzzab, miz-zaw'; prob. from an unused root mean, to faint with fear; terror; Mizzah, an Edomite: Mizzah.
4199.
5"tt73
e chlllah, mekh-il-laW; from 2490; a cavern (as if excavated): a prim, root; to rub or strike the hands together (in cave. exultation): clap. makh-lone'; from 4248. "pbriB OTachlown, e ?h&' (Chald.), mekh-aw'; corresp. 2470; sick; Machlon, an Isr.:Mahloa 4233. NH73 to 4222; to strike in pieces; also to 4249. ibfia Iffachliy, mdkh-lee'; from 2470; sick; Machli, the name of two Isr. : Mahli. arrest; spec, to impale: hang, smite, stay.
4220; fat, i.e.
marrow:
marrow.
4247. Slbria
4322. (XTOZ
macha', mawkhaw';
4224.
Nana macbabe', Nana macb&bd',

from
2266;
makh-ab-ay'; or
4250. vflB
Macbliy,
4249;
mdkh-lee';
patron,
from
of
4300. 1p?
garner.
mezev,
meh'-zev; prob. from an unused root mean, to gather to; a granary:
makh-ab-o'; from 2244; a refuge:hiding (lurking) place.
a Machlite or
(collect.) desc.
Machli :Mahlites.
4225.
n*iana maclibereth,
a junction,
e
makh-beh'-reth; i.e. seam or
4251. "btlB
maeblay,
a
disease:
mafch-loo'ee;
from
2470;
disease.
makh-al-awf;
4301. JlPlTB
m'zuwzah,
mez-oo-zaw '; or
1
sewed piece:
coupling.
e
4252. Elbna
macbalapb,
2498;
from
tTPOS
nent):
e ziizab,
2123;
mez-oo-siato';
from the 4226.

(as
JTiana
m cbabb rab, mekh-ab-ber-aw'

from
2266;
(sacrificial)
knife (as gliding
same as
4203.
a door-post
promicramp:
2109;
a joiner,
i.e.
brace or
through the flesh):knife.

4253. Jtsbna
(door, side) post.

pTB mazfiwn,
food:meat,
maw-zone';
victual.
coupling, joining.
makh-ab-ath' ;
macblapbab,
from
2498;
makh-law-faw'
(as glid-
from
4237.
nana macb&batb,
the same as
from
a ringlet of hair
2281;-
a pan
for baking
ing over each other) : lock.
4303. "pTB
mazowii
mazowr,
CChald.), matu-zone'; cor-
in:pan.
4238. n'lina 4229.
4254. FlXbrjB
easily
macb&latsab,
tsaw';
from
2502;
makh-aVawa mantle (as

of
apparel,
resp. to 4202: meat.
macb&gdretb,
from
4204. TlTB
maw-zore'; from 2114 in the sense of turning aside from truth treachery, i.e. a plot: wound.
makh-ag-o'-reth; 2296; a girdle: girding.

1
drawn
off):
changeable
;
suit
change of raiment.
4255. Jljjbrra
4305. TiTB
*"ITO
mazowr,
mazor,
maw-zore'; or
mato-zore'; from 2115 in the sense of binding up; a bandage, i.e. remedy; hence a sore (as needing a compress): bound up, wound.
maw-khaw ; a prim, root; prop, to stroke or rub; by Impl. to erase; also to smooth (as If with oil), i.e. grease or make fat; also to touch, i.e. reach to: abolish, blot out, destroy, full of marrow, put out, reach unto,
ttna
machah,
macbUqab
aw
1
(Chald.),
makh-lek(of
corresp. to 4256;
a section
the Levites): course.
4256. njj^na
ple
macb&ldqetb,
makhrol-o'-keth;
utterly,
wipe (away,
4230.
ing
fWina
mecbiiwgab,
2328;
oat).
from 2505; a section (of Levites, peoor soldiers):company, course, division, portion.
fITTB
m znzab.
e
from
See
4201.
4306. H^pa
maziyacb,
(as
maw-zee'-akh; or
bejf
a circle, ie. compasses: compass. 4231. Tina macbowz, maw-khoze';

(as
mekh-oo-gaW; See also 5555. an instrument for mark- 4257. nbna
macb&latb,
2470;
mafch-ol-ath';
from
from an
title (initial
Machalath, prob. the word) of a popular song: Mahalath.

sickness;
HTM mSzach,
may-zakh'; from 2118; a
unused root mean, to enclose; a harbor 4258.

shut in
by the shore): haven.
nbna machalatb,
same
movable):girdle, strength.
4233. bSPItTO
nfcbuwya'el,
or
mekh-oo-yaw-ale'
mekh-ee-yaw-ale'
4307. ihTa mazleir, maz-layg'; or (fem.)
JTtbTB
'
mizlagab,
'
miz-law-gaw' ; from an unused root mean, to draw up; a
bSP'riB
the name Mahalath.
makh-al-ath' ; the as 4257; sickness; Machalath, of an Ishmaelitess and of an Israelitess:

e cb6latbiy,
e ebiyya>el,
4259. "'nbha
]Ii:
mekh-o-lawlhee';
from 4229 and

Mechujael or Mechijael, an
Mehujael.
fork:fleshhook. 4308. Flb-TO mazzalah,
410; smitten of Sod; antediluvian patriarch:
patrial
from
65;
a Mecholathite or
makh-am-aw-
Inhab. of Abel-Mecholah: Mecholathite.
appar. from 5140 in the sense of raining; a (perh. as affecting constellation, i.e. Zodiacal sign the weather):planet. Comp. 4216.
maz-zaw-law' ;
4260. l"IXBnB
4233. ft'nna
OTacbaviym,
macbama'ab,
makh-av-eem';
ap-
par. a patrial, but from an unknown place (in the plur. only for a sing.); a Machamte or
4309. STBTn
some place named Machaveh: Mahavite. makh-mawd'; from 4261. lana macbmad, machowl, maw-khole'; from 2342; 2530; delightful; hence a delight, i.e. (round) dance: dance (-clng). a object of affection or desire:beloved, desire, goodly, tion), maw-khole' ; the same as lovely, pleasant (thing). discretion, Intent, witty invention, lewdness, mis- 4235. Vina Macbowl, 4234; dancing; Machol, an Isr.:Ma- 4262. lana chievous (device), thought, wickedly. macbmad, makh-mood'; or hol. 4310. "VlBTa mtzmfiwr, miz-more 1 ; from 2167; macbmuwd, makh-mood'; from "VIBTTB e cbdwlab. See 65, 4246. J-fcina prop, instrumental music; by impl. a 2580; desired; hence a valuable: psalm. notes: to poem set 4336. tlTOa macb&zeb, makh-az-eh'; from 2872; pleasant thing. 4311. iT-TOTM mazme'rali, maz-may-raw 1 ; from a vision: vision. 4263. bana macbmal, makh-mawl'; from 2550; a pruning-knife:pruning2168; from
me-im-maw'; from a pton, usually evil (machinasometimes good (sagacity) : (wicked) device,
2161;
aw'; a denom. from 2529; something buttery (I.e. unctuous and pleasant), as (fig.) flattery: X than butter.
m^lmmah,
inhab. of
4234. Virra
4237. ilTfia
mecbezab,
mekh-ez-aw>;
2372;
prop, sympathy; (by paronomasia with
hook.
4212. fTtHp?
makh-an-eh'; from an encampment (of travellers or troops); hence an army, whether lit. (of soldiers) or ruiz'ar, mtz-awr'; from the same as 4239. TIB 4213. e cbly, mekh-ee'; from 4229; a stroke, fig. (of dancers, angels, cattle, locusts, stars; or even impl. as superl. fewness; by 2191; engines. i.e. battering-ram/ the sacred courts): army, band, battle, camp, comdimiwutiveness: few, X very. 4240. fcHTra lffe cliiydi', mekh-ee-daw ; from pany, drove, host, tents. 1773 mazor. See 4205. 2380; junction; Mechida, one of the 4265. 'J'jTttfJB OTachaneh-Dan, makh-an-ay'. Netbinim : Mehida. dawn; from 4264 and 1835; camp 4314. FtlTQ mlzreb, miz-reh'; from 2219; a winnowing shovel (aa scattering the 4241. {"TITO mlebyab, mikh-yaw1 ; from 2421; of Dan; Machaneh-Dan, a place in Pal. ; Mahanehpreservation of life; hence suste- dar chaff):fan.
m zamm
e
a window: light.
e rji.b,
4261) delight:pitieth.
mez-am-mer-aw';
(only in the
from
2168;
a tweezer
plur.) : snuff era.
^WB
4238. rTTS^JTlB JJIacbaziy'owtb, makh-az-eeoth'; fem. plur. from 2372; visions; Machazioth, an Isr.: M ah azi oth.
4264. Flina
macbaneb,
2583;

4266.
Mooth Mayshawr
3tiTf ''M
65
zaw-hawV;
D?3nH Macb&naylm, makh-an-ah'-yim; 4291. NH73

fIU73
dual of 4264; double camp; Machanajim, a place in Pal. : Mahanaim.
4267.
8.
pirn machanaq,
2614;
makh-an-ak' ; choking:strangling.
makh-as-eh' ; or
from
from 4325 and 2091, water of gold; appar. corMe-Zahab, an Edomite: Mezahab. resp. to 4672 in the intrans. sense of 4315. iCJ^Ta meytab, may-tawb'; from 8190; the being found present; to arrive, extend or happen:
e
(Chald.), met-aw';
m ta> m tab
e
(Chald.),
met-aW; or
4314.
Mey Zabab, may
come, reach.
4292. Nl2Nl373 mat'at', mat-at-ay';
appar.
best
part:best.
mee-kaw'; a var. for 4318;
SlOtTO
macbaceb,
macbceb,
a shelter
(lit.
a 4316.
SOâ Miyka',
,
JlpfTO
makh-seh'; from 2620; or flg.):hope, (place of)
refuge, shelter, trust.
4269. DlOrra
4270. TiDTTO
macbcowm,
2629;
makh-sohm'; from
a muzzle:bridle.
makh-sore'; or
machcowr,
Mica, the name of two Isr.: Micha. a broom (as removing dirt [comp. Engl, "to dust", i.e. remove 4317. 5N5" 73 Mlyka'el, me-kaw-ale'; from 4310 and (the pref. der. from) 3588 and 410; dust]) :besom. 4293. ratM matbeacb, mat-bay'-akh; from who (is) like God?; Mikael, the name of an archangel and of nine Isr. '.Michael. 2873; slaughter:slaughter. 4318. ilp ?? Miykab, mee-kaw1 ; an abbrev. of 4294. !lp73 maeli, mat-teh'; or (fem.)
denom. from
2916;
11
4320;
""TO macbcor, makh-sore';

deficiency;
lack, need, penury, poor, poverty,
from
2637;
f"!H73
ma;tah, mat-taw
Micah, the name of seven Isr.:
branch (as Miykabuw, me-kaw'-hoo; a a rod, whether for chastising (flg. correction), ruling contr. for 4321; Mikehu, an Isr. pro. (a sceptre), throwing (a lance), or walking (a staff; makh-say-yaw' phet:Micaiah (2 Chron. 18 8). Macbcfeyab, 4271. FPDTTO T from 4268 and 3050; refuge of (i.e. in) flg. a support of life, e.g. bread):rod, staff, tribe. 4320. fTtP?? Miykayah, me-kaw-yaw'; from 4295. 71B73 mattab, mat'-taw; from 5786 with Jah; Machsejah, an Isr. : Maaseiah. 4310 and (the pref. der. from) 8588 and directive enclitic appended; downward, 3050; who (is) like Jah?; Micajah, the name of two 4272. VTTO macbats, maw-khats'; a prim, root; below or beneath; often adv. with or without pre- Isr. Micah, Michaiah. Comp. 4318. to dash asunder; by impl. to crush, fixes: beneath, down (-ward), less, very low, under emash'or violently plunge; fig. to subdue or destroy: 4321. 1!T]3 , 7; Miybaybuw, me-kaw-yehrhoo';
hence impoverishment: want.
:
"
from 5186; a Micah, Micaiah, Michah. extending); fig. a tribe; also 4319. *l!-!3T0
1
'
dip, pierce (through),
smite (through), strike through, makh'-ats; from 4272; a
(-neath).
wound.
4273. VTTI2
4296.
map
or
mlitali, mit-taw'; from

litter
5186;
macbats,
contusion;
(as extended) for sleeping or eating;
a bed by
1!"P3Q
jah, the Michaiah.
Mlkay ebuw
(Jer. 36
11),
me-
stroke.
anal,
a sofa,
or bier: bed ([-chamber]),
bier.
4274. 33fl72
makh-tsabe'; from 2672; prop, a hewing; concr. a quarry:
macbtseb,
4297. FiaM
mutfeb,
stretching,
kaw-yeh-hoo' ; abbrev. for 4322; Mikaname of three Isr.:Micah, Micaiah,
moot-teh'; from 5186; a distortion (flg. inii.e.
hewed
(-n).
quity) :perverseness.
4322. 1!"P3173
Isr.
Miykayabuw, me-kaw-yaw -hoo;

1
4275. flltrTO 4276. rPlifTO
mecbStsab,
2673;
a.
mekh-ets-aw' ;
from 4298.
4299.
!"iE73
mattab,
moot-taw'; from 5186; exout.
and an
for 4320; Mikajah, the Israelitess:Michaiah.
name
of an.
halving:
half.
makh-ats-eeth'
7T1l373
pansion:stretching
thing spun: spun.
macbatsiytb,
;
majveb, mat-veh'; from 2901;
some-
4323.
from 2673 a halving or the middle: e tiyl, met-eel'; from 2904 in the 4300. bÊM half (so much), mid [-day]. sense of hammering out; an iron bar 4277. pJTO macbaq, maw-khak'; a prim, root; to
me-kawl'; from 3201; prop. i.e. a streamlet: brook. 4324. 53^73 Miykal, me-kawl'; appar. the same as 4323; rivulet; Mikal, Saul's daughter: Michal.
b^p
miykal,
a container,
crush:
smite
off.
1
(as forged): bar.
4278.
cess:
"IJ5t"D2
mecbqar, mekh-kawr
prop, scrutinized,
i.e.
from
2713;
4301.
"|i73U73
(by impl.) a re-
yi2072
173U72
deep place.
.
matmown, mat-mone'; mat mon, mat-mone or

1
4325. U?73
or
flg.
mayim,
juice;
mah'-yim; dual of a prttn.\ j& noun (but used in a sing, sense); water ;\\ by euphem. urine, semen: )- piss,/ *
4279. "irro
macbar, maw-khar'; prob. from 309; prop, deferred, i.e. the morrow; usually (adv.) tomorrow; indef hereafter:time to come, torWltp? macbara'ab, makh-ar-aw-aw'
matamiiii, mat-moon'; from

secret
2934;
wasting, water (-ing, [course, -flood, -spring]).

^72^73
storehouse;
hence a secreted 4326.

riches, (hid)
Isr.
Miyamin,
me-yaw-meem' ; a form
valuable (buried); geE. treasure (-s).
money:hidden
for 4509; Mijamin, the
name
of three
morrow.
4280.
draught house.
4281.
!TI23'lIl'3
4302. y37? matta.', mat-taw'; from 5193; thing planted, i.e. the place (a garden from the same as 2716; a sink: or vineyard), or the thing (a plant, fig. of men); by impl. the act, planting:plant (-ation, -ing). makh-ar-aymaebaresbab, 4303. D7U72 inat'aiii mat-am'; or (fem.) shaw'; from 2790; prob. a pwk-
:Miamin, Mijamin. 4327. ] 1 73 miyn, meen; from an unused root somekind.
mean, to portion out; a sort, i.e. species: Comp. 4480.
4328. 7"nS?72
e meh-yoos-sawdaw'; prop. fem. pass. part, of 3245; something founded, i.e. a foundation: foundation.
m yuccadab,
are:mattock.
4282. niB'HfTO
share.
rTHJ'tM
mat'ammab,
from
2938;
mat-am-maw'; 4329. ^D^? meyciik, may-sawk

delicacy.dainty
,
from
5526;
macb&resbetb,
sheth;
from
2790;
makh-ar-eh'prob. a hoe:
portico (as covered): covert.
(meat), savoury meat.
n?B" 73 OTSypba'atb. See

mit-pakh'-ath;
(for
2946;
4158.
4304.
nngp'p niitpachatb,
from
4283. n*in72 tr. T
mochdratb,
mokh-or-awth' ; or
(1
a wide cloak
a 4330. V^12 miyts, meets; from
4160;
1
pressure:
tjn'in^J
mocbdratbam
mokh-or-aw-thawm' ;
woman): vail, wimple,

17),
churning, forcing, wringing.
Sam. 30
fern,
same as 4279; the morrow or (adv.) morrow, next day. 4284. !"DUJrra Jmachasbabab, makh-ash-awbaw' ; or
tomorrow:
from the
4305.
*"lD73
mafar,
maw-tar'; a prim, root; to 4331.
NUTO Meysba',
may-shaw
from
4185;
rain. (cause to) rain (upon). also an 4306. 1E373 malar, maw-tawr'; from 4305; rain:
rain
departure; Mesha, a place in Arabia; Isr. :Mesha.
4307. N1I273 mattara', mat-taw-raw'; or
4332. bNlZra Ittlysba'el, mee-shaw-ale''; from 4310 and 410 with the abbrev. insep.
rel.
[see 834] interposed;
who
(is)
what God
(is)?;
DTilinB
(concr.)
macb&gbebetb,
beth; from 2803; a a texture, machine, or (abstr.) intention,
makh-ash-eh'contrivance, i.e.
plan (whether bad, a, plot; or good, advice): cunning (work), curious work, device (-sed), imagination, invented, means, purpose, thought. 4285. TtBtTO macbsbak, makh-shawk'; from 2821 darkness; concr. a darkplace: dark (-ness, place).
;
4286. C|ian?3
4287. nfi52
macbsopb,
makh-sofe'; from 2834;
a peeling: made appear.
Macbatb,
4229
;
makh'-ath; prob. from erasure; Machath, the name of
two Isr.: Mahath. 4288. flFina mfieblttalt, mekh-it-taw; from 2846; prop, a dissolution; concr. a ruin, or
(abstr.)
consternation:destruction,
dismaying,
mat-taw-raw'; from Mishael, the name of three Isr.: Mishael. 5201; a jail (as a guard-house); also 4333. bNlB" )? Miysba'el (Chald.), mee-shaw-ale'; corresp. to 4332; Mishael, an Isr.: an aim (as being closely watched):mark, prison. 4308. *Tn?7? OTatred, mat-rode'; from 2956; Mishael. propulsive; Matred, an Edomitess: 4334. *liHJ'1 73 miysbowr, mee-shore'; or Hatred. lidia miysbor, mee-shore'; from 3474; a 4309. '"liJg Matriy, mat-ree'; from 4305; rainy; level, i.e. a plain (often used [with the Matri, an Isr.: Matri. art. pref.] as a prop, name of certain districts); fig. 4310. ''TO mty, me; an interrog. pron. of persons, concord: also straightness, i.e. (fig.) justice (someas 4100 is of things, who? (occasionally, by times adv. justly): equity, even place, plain, right a peculiar idiom, of things); also (indef .) whoever; (-eously), (made) straight, uprightness. often used in oblique construction with pref. or O that! what, 4335. ÎZÛ Meysbak. may-shak'; borrowed suff.:any (man), X he, X him, from 4336; Meshak, an Isr.: Meshak. would to God. which, who (-m, -se, -soever), (Chald.), may-shak'; of Meysbak 4336. e "pfn may-deb-aw'; from ba, 4311. NiT'73 T for. or. and doubtful signif.; Meshak, water of quiet; 4325 and 1679; the Bab. name of 4333:Meshak. place in Pal. : Medeba.
rfnEM mattarah,
Meyd
Medeba, a
ruin, terror.
4312. "TT1 73
Meydad,
may-dawd'; from
3032 in
4337. 5> 'lB'1 73 4338.

-,
Meyba,
Meysba,
4337;
may-shah';
from
3467;
4289. InriHU T
:
makh-taw'; the same as 4288 in the sense of removal; a pan
macbtab,
the sense of loving; affectionate; liedad, an Isr.:Medad.

5>TZJ
73)
safety; Mesha,
an
Isr.:
Mesha.
for live coals:censer, firepan, snuffdish.
4313. "Pp^TIt
"tZ
Mey bay-Yarq6wn,
;
may
Mesha.
.
safety;
may-shaw'; a var. for Mesha, a Moabite:
4290. n"intTO
macbteretb,
from
2864;
makh-teh'-reth;
hah"ee-yar-kone' ; from 4325 and
pected examination:
a burglary; flg. unex- 3420 with the art. interposed water of the yellowness; Me-haj-Jarkon, a place in Pal. : Me-jarkon. breaking up, secret search.
TUTU meysbar,
evenness,
i.e.
may-shawr'; from 3474; (flg,) prosperity or con-
; ;
'
Maythawr
Min
cord; also straightness,
plur.
i.e.

(fig.)
rectitude (only to
adv.): agreement, aright, that are equal, equity, (things that are) right (-eousiy, things), sweetly, upright (-ly, -ness).
sing,
with
sense;
often
Ifflkinash (Keh. 11 31), mik-mash'; from 3647; hidden; Mikmas or Mikmash, a place in Pal.: Mikmas Mikmash. 4387.
12)73373
:
7lr*i373
m klttah, mek-it-taw
e
from
3807;
a fracture:bursting.
dr*l373
mlktam,
engratiing,
mik-tawm'; from 8799; an

Le.
4364. 173373
173373
4340.
irpa mej tliar,

cord
(of
may-thawr' ; from 8498; a a tent) [comp. 3499] or the

string.
luakmar mak-mawr ; or mlkmor, mik-more'; from

1
(techn.)
a poem:
Michtam.
8648 to
115F1373
ttring (of
a bow):cord,
the sense of blackening

(hunter's) net (as
4341. 138373
mak'ob,
Is*. 63
:
by heat; a 4388. dark from concealment):net.

mifc-roeh'-reffc;
maktesh,
mak-taysh'; from 3806;

anal,
a mortar; by
a socket
(ot
mak-obe'; sometimes
tooth):hollow place, mortar.
4365. 1*1173373
318373
!"S*liX373
mak'owb,
3)
mahobe'; also
1
(fern.
"1173373
mlkmereth, mlkmdreth,
of 4364;
or
mak'obah,
3510;
anguish, or
mak-o-baw ; from (fig.) eviction:
(fisher's)
mik-mo'-reth; fern. net;drag, net.

4363.
4389. 1BF1373 Itlaktesii mak-taysh'; the same as 4888; dell; the Maktesh, a place in Jerus. :Maktesh.
bia
11373373
Mikmash.
See
mnl.
See
4136.
grief, pain,
mik-meth-awth' 4390. 8b*3 mal', maw-lay1 ; or T5D73 niakbiyr, male-beer'; trans, part, appar. from an unused root mean. 8373 mala* (Esth. 7 5), maw-law 1 a prim, of 3527; plenty: abundance. to hide; concealment; Mikmethath, a place to Pal.: root, to fill or (intrans.) be full of, in a 3. 833373 Makbisna', mak-bay-naw ; from Michmethath. wide application (lit. and flg.):accomplish, confirm, the same as 3528; knoll; Macbena, a 4367. * 5"!3373 Ittaknadbay, mak-nad-bah'ee: consecrate, be at an end, be expired, be fenced, fill, place to Pal. settled by him:Machbenah. from 4100 and 5068 with a particle fulfil, (be, become, X draw, give in, go) full (-ly, -ly * like liberal (man)?; Makinterposed; what (is) (a) 3!")"373 mak-ban-nah'ee; lH.akban.u.ay, 4344. set, tale), [over-] flow, fulness, furnish, gather (selves, Machnadebai. nadbai, an Isr. : patrial from 4343; a Macbannite or together), presume, replenish, satisfy, set, space, take S-13373 mekonah. See 4850. native of Maobena:Machbanai. have wholly. a [hand-] full,
4366. rn73373
:
sorrow.
Mlkmethath,
+
e
4345. 1:3373
makber,
mak-bare'; from 3527 in the sense of covering [comp. 3531]; a
prole;grate.
4346. 1^373
713353 OT 6konah, mek-o-naw'; the same as t 4350; a base; Mekonah, a place in

:
4391. 8b?3
m la " /HI;
4390; to
(Chald.),
fill,
meUaw'; corresp. to
be
full.
makbar,
the sense of covering; netted [comp. 4845]):thick cloth.
mahbawr'; from 3527 in 4369. a cloth (as

1
Pal. :Mekonah.
!"!3373 111' feu mill
4392. 8b?3 male', maw-lay'; from
4390;
full
(lit.
mek-oo-naw'; the same as 4350; a spot:base.
4347. H373
1373.
makkah, mak-kaw or (masc.) makkeh, mak-keh'; (plur. only) from

;
4370. 33373
mik-nawce'; from 3647 in the sense of hiding; (only in dual) drawers (from concealing the private parts):breeches.
mlkiiac,
or flg.) or filling (lit.); also (concr.) fulness; adv. fully: X she that was with child, flu (-ed, -ed with), full (-ly), multitude, as is worth.
4393. 6tb73
5221;
flail);
a blow
by impl. a wound;
blow,
lence:beaten,
Chron. 2 : 10, of the carnage, also pestiplague, slaughter, smote,

(In 2
flg.
8*073
"073
sore, stripe, stroke,
wound
([-ed]).
4371. 3373 mek.ec, meh'-kes; prob. from an unused root mean, to enumerate; an assessment (as based upoa a census) : tribute.
m m l6w>, m 16w
e e
(lit.
fill, (
e 16>, mel-o'; rarely
mel-o'; or
:
(Ezek. 41
8),
mel-o';
from 4390;
.
fulness
that
is (there-) in,
or flg.): x all along, X all x that whereof . . was) full,
mik-vaw'; from 3554; a 4372. 713373 mlkceb, mik-seh'; from 8680; a fulness, [hand-] full, multitude. covering, weather-boarding; burn:that burneth, burning. Le. riV?3 Millo* See 4407. 4349. *|i373 makown, maw-kone'; from 3559; covering. prop, a fixture, i.e. a basis; gen. a 4373. 7*13373 inikcah, mik-saw'; fern, of 4371; an 4394. 8^73 mllla.', mil-loo'; from 4890; a fulfilling (only in plur.), i.e. (lit.) a setting (of place, esp. as an abode:foundation, habitation, enumeration; by impl. a valuation: gems), or (techn.) consecration (also concr. a dedica(dwelling-, settled) place. number, worth. ekacceh, mek-as-seh'; from 3680; tory sacrifice):consecration, be set. 4350. !"IJ"D*a m'kowiiah mek-o-naw'; or 4374. H3373 c le'ah, mel-ay-aw'; tern, of a covering, i.e. garment; spec, a 4395. !""8b"3 4392; e koiiali mek-o-naw'; fern, of 4849; FU373 something fulfilled, i.e. abundance (of coverlet (for a bed), an awning (from the sun); also & pedestal, also a spot: base. clothing, produce):(first of ripe) fruit, fulness.
4348. 5TD73
mlkrah.
4351.
i"
m 1!373 m kuwrah, mek-oo-raw'; or

e
m
a,
the
omentum
(as
covering the intestines):
to cover, that
which covereth.
4396. !18T73
ing, setting.
millu'ah,
miMoo-aio'; fem. of 4894;
711373
origin (as
If
m'korah,
same as
mek-o-raw 1 ;
from the 4375. 713*3373
8564 to the sense of digging;

nativity.
a mine): birth, habitation,
mak-pay-law' ; from 8717; a fold; Makpelah, a place in Pal. :Machpelah.

4376. 1373
Makpelah,
filling, i.e. setting (of
gems):inclos-
4352.
"WS Ittakty, maw-kee';
prob. from 4134; pining; Maki, an Isr.: Machi.
4353. I'OTS
Maktyr,
maw-keer'; from 4876; salesIsr.: Machir.
4397. "^8?73 mal'ak, maVawk'; from an unused root mean, to despatch as a deputy; a maw-kar'; a prim, root; to messenger; spec, of God, i.e. an angel (also a prophet, sell, lit. (as merchandise, a daughter in marriage, Into slavery), or flg. (to surrender): X at priest or teacher):ambassador, angel, king, messen-
makar,
man; Makir, an
4354. "*Y"SQ Iflakiyrty,
all, sell
(away,
-er, self).
ger.
maw-kee-ree' ; patron. from 4853; a Hakirite or descend, of Makir: of Machir.
4377. 1373 4378. 1373
meker,
meh'-ker; from 4376; merchandise; also value:pay, price, ware.

5234;
4398. *"j8b*3
mal'ak
to 4397;
(Chald.), mal-alt'; corresp.
an angel:angel.
makkar,
4355. TI373
makak,
(to
maw-kaW; a
ruins);
flg.
tumble brought low, decay.
prim, root; to to perish: be
mak-kawr'; from acquaintance:acquaintance.
4379. 711*373
mlkreh,
(for salt)
mik-reh';
pit.
from
3738;
an 4399. 7138^73 m'la'kab, meZ-auj-itoui'; from the same as 4897; prop, deputyship, i.e. ministry; gen. employment (never servile) or work a pit
(abstr.
: [salt-]
4356. ^18^373
7T3D13
*
' '
mikla'ah,
mik-law-aw'; or
bing;
rT"D73
m kerah, mek-ay-raw'; prob. from

e
or concr.); also property (as the result of labor):business, -+ cattle, industrious, occupation.
miklah, miklab,
pletion
4356.
(in
mik-law'; from 3607; a pen

fold.
the
same as 3564 to
the sense of stab-
+ -pied), + officer,
(for flocks): ([sheep-])
Comp.
a sword:habitation.
711373
work
thing (made), use, (manner ([-man], -manship).
of)
4857.
m'korali. See 4851.
4400. ri*i38b73
mal'aknwtb,
from the same as
4397;
mal-dk-ooth'
a message:
4357. ribSTp T
'
mik-law'; from 8616; complur. concr. adv. wholly): mikJole';

(i.e.
perfect.
Comp.
4358. bib?)?
mlklowl,
mlklal,
perfection didly):most gorgeously,
concr.
4381. "'1373 Ifllkrty, mik-ree'; from 4376; sales4401. *'3iS:b73 Mal'akiy, mal-aw-kee'; from the man; Mikri, an Isr. : Michri. * same as 4397; ministrative; Malaki, e kerathly, 4382. , nl373 mek-ay-raw-thee' from 86S4; patrial from an unused name (the a prophet:Malachi. mil-layth'; from 4390; adv. splen- same as 4880) of a place to Pal. a Mekerathite, or 4402. nNb73 mllle'th,
all sorts.
Inhab. of
Mekerah: Mecberathite.
fulness,
(of the
i.e.
(concr.)
a plump socket
4359. bb373
mik-lawl';
from
3634; per-
4383. bilZJ373
7115373
mikshowl,
mlkshol,
mik-shole'; or
eye):
fitly.
fection (of beauty) :perfection.
4403. laiaba
mik-shole';
"25*ib"3
4360. bbiaa liilklul, mik-lool'; from 3684; something perfect, i.e. a splendid garment:
all sorts.
mak-ko'-leth; from 4404. "i{"073 block. nourishment;food. 4384. 713T15373 makshelah, mak-shay-law' ; tern. 4362. 173373 mlkman, mik-man'; from the same from 8782; a stumbling-block, but 4405. rfM?
4361. nbiS73
makkoleth,
398;
masc. from 3782; a stumbling-block, lit. or flg. (obstacle, enticement [spec, an idol], scruple): caused to fall, offence, X [no-] thing offered, ruin, stumbling-
malbnwb,
malbngh,
garment,
mal-boosh'; or
mal-boosh'; from 3847; a or (collect.) clothing:ap-
parel, raiment, vestment.
malbea,
mi] lab,
masc. as
if
mal-bane'; from 3835 (denom.); a brick-kiln: brickwork.

mil-law';
as 3646 to the sense of hiding; treasure
from
4448
(plur.
only
flg. (fall,
enticement [idol]):ruin, stumblingi"l573
from a word;
fig.
(as hidden,): treasure.
block.
4363. DM372
"1573372
Iffikmac
(Ezra 2
27;
Keh. 7
milleb,
discourse;
mil-leh');
81),
mik-maws'; or
4385. 3F1373
Tffikmash, mik-mawsh'; or
mik-tawb'; from 8789; a thing written, the characters, or a document (letter, copy, edict, poem): writing.
mi k tab
[-answer, byword, matter, any thing (what) to say, to speak (-tog),
topic:
collect,
speak, talKtog, word.

1406. JtbB
subject:
Maythawr
Min
food);
lntrans.
67
(as
mlllah
4405;
e
(Chald.),
miUlaW;
corresp. to
4438. TjbH 4439.
melek,
meh'-lek;
from
4427;
a king: taking
spoil
[and
captives]
m low. See Nlba m ldW. See

iba
e
I
a word, command, discourse, or commandment, matter, thing, word.

4393. 4393.
king, royal.
taken):booty, jaws, prey.
Melek. meh'-lek; the same as 4428; king; Melek, the name of two Isr.: Melech, Hammelech [by includ. the art.].
"sjba "!jba
4456. ttjlpba
malqdwsh,
melqach,
mal-koshe';
from
3953 ; the spring rain (comp. 8954) ; fig.
eloquence:latter rain.
4430.
mil-lo1 ; or
melek
4428;
(Chald.), meh'-lek;
corresp. to
4457. njjba
mel-kawkh'; or
4407.
Nib? mlllow',
8t5 mil-Id' (2 Kings 12 20), miUo'; from 4390; a rampart (as jUZed in), i.e. the oitadel:Mfflo. See also 1037.
:
4431.
^ba
m lak
e
a king:king, royaL
(Chald.), mel-ak';
ftpba
from a root
tongs.
malqach,
(only
in
dual)
mal-kawkh'; from 3947; tweezers:snuffers,
corresp. to 4427 in the sense of consul-
tation; advice.- counsel.
4458.
4433. Tjb73
mdlek,
Comp.
mo'-lek;
4445.
from 4427; Molek

deity of the
(i.e.
4408. 01353
mallows.
mallurvach,
mal-loo'-akh;
from
king), the chief
Ammon;
mel-taio-khaw' ; from an unused root mean, to spread out; a wardrobe (i.e. room where clothing is spread):
vestry.
Innnba meltachah,
4414; seo-purstai
(from
its
saMness):
ites: Molech.
4433. N3b)3
mal-luke'; or
12
malka'
to 4436; a
(Chald.),
mal-kaw
corresp.
4459. TOFlbtt
great tooth.
maltatah,
4409.
TpbB Btalliiwk,
"<3lbB
queen: queen.
mal-ko'-deth;
1
for 4973; a grinder,
mal-taw-aw'; transp. i.e. back tooth:
a form of 4436; positing') queen; Milcah, the name of a Hebrewmarg.]. 4461. laa meiuad, may-mad'; from 4058; a ess and of an Isr. : Milcah. elnwkali, measure; measure. mel-oo-JmiB',' fem. 4410. !"DlbB 4436. Fisbn malkah, mal-kaw'; fem. of 4428; a pass. part, of 4427; something ruled, 4463. 1317373 TSVm.mr1i.aix, mem-oo-kawn'; or queen: queen. l.e. a realm:kingdom, king's, x royal. (transp.)
name
of
moI-Joofcee'; from 4427; regnant; Mallnk, the five Isr.; Malluoh, Melichu [.from the
:
OTallnwkiy (Neh.
4434.
rnbba malkddeth,
8920;
from
14),
a snare:trap.
4460. !"H37273
;
mamm gurah.,
e
mam-meg-oothe sense of de-
4435. ftebn
Mllkah,
mil-haw
from 4048 a granary: bam.

1
raw
(in
4437.
maw-lone'; from 8385; a lodgment, i.e. caravanserai or encampment:iaa, place where lodge, lodging (place).
4411. ]lba
malinn,
(Chald.), mal-koo'; corresp. to 4438; dominion (abstr. or concr.): kingdom, kingly, realm, reign.
133B
malkuw
)3aia
Mowniukan
(Esth. 1
16),
mo-
4438.
rTDba malkuwth,
1133)3
maUkooth'; or
moo-kawn'; of Pers. der.j or Momucan, a Pers. satrap:Memucan.

4463.
1117373
Memucan
4413. !"I5lba
tage, lodge.
mHuwnah,
mel-oo-naw 1 ; fem. from 3885; a hut, a hammock: cot-
maiudwtli
4191;
malkuth,
4427;
mal-kooth'; or (in plur.)
maw-mothe'; from a mortal disease; concr. a
!Tpb)3
malkuyah,
a
rule;
mal-koo-ydh' ;
concr.
4413. "TVlbjQ
cious):
OTalldwthiy,
:
mal-lo'-thee; appar.
(i.e.
from a dominion: 4464.

i.e.
corpse:
death.
mainzer, mam-zare'; from an
from 4448; I have talked MaUothi, an Isr. Mallothi.
loqua-
empire, kingdom, realm, reign, royal.
4439. bflPSiba Malkiy'el,

4428
maw-lakh'; a prim, root; prop, to rub to pieces or pulverize; tatrans. to disappear as dust; also (as denom. from 4417) to salt whether intern, (to season with salt) or X at all, salt, season, extern, (to rub with salt): temper together, vanish away.
4414. tT3B
malach,
4465. '"ISBB mlmkar, mim-kawr'; from 4376; God; Malkiel, an Isr. :Malohiel. merchandise; abstr. a selling: 4440. 'b&TSlba Malkiy'eliy, mal-kee-ay-lee' X ought, (that which Cometh of) sale, that which patron, from 4439; a Malkielite or
by)
. .
and
410;
maVkee-ale'; from king of (i.e. appointed
unused root mean, to alienate; & mongrel, born of a Jewish father and a heathen mother:
"1T7373
bastard.
desc. of Malkiel:Malchielite.
sold,
ware.
4441. J"F3373 IKalkiyah, maUkee-yaw' ; or

<I!-P3ba
4466.
rnSBB mlmkereth,
of 4465; &sale:
4415. tlba
mim-keh'-reth; fem. 1- sold as.
e lach (Chald.),
to 4414; to eat salt,
mel-akh'; corresp. i.e. (gen.) subsist:
Malkiyahnw
(Jer. 88
6),
maU
4467. i"t33B73
estate (ruZe)
mamlakah,
from
4427;
mam-law-kaw';
+ have maintenance.
4416. tibn
e
salt:
m lach
powder,
4417.
ized
J"ib_B
melach,
(Chald.), mel-akh';
salt.
from 4415;
kee-yaw'-hoo; from 4428 and 8050; king of (i.e. appointed by) Jah; MaUeijah, the name of ten Isr. : Malchiah, Malchijah.
dominion, i.e. (abstr.) the or (concr.) the country (realm) :king-
dom,
king's, reign, royal.
h maintenance,
i.e.
4443. 'piSt" 3b73

l
OTalkiy-Tuedeq,
tseh'-dek;
mal-kee-
meh'-lakh; from 4414; prop.

(spec.) salt (as easily pulver([-pit]).
"'
4468.
nisbaa mamlakuwth,
kooth';
from
4428
and
6664;
a form of
4467
mam-lawand equtv. to
4587;
and dissolved:salt
king of right; Malki-Tsedek, an early king in Pal.: Melchizedek.
it:kingdom, reign.
4469. T|0BB
mamcak,
mam-sawk'; from
4418. flba
maVkee-rawm' maw-lawkh'; from 4414 in its 4443. DTSiba Malklyram, from 4428 and 7311; king of a high a rag or old garment: one (i.e. of exaltation); Malkiram, an Isr.: Malchirotten rag. 4419. tlba mallach, mal-lawkh'; from 4414 in its ram. second, sense; a sailor (as following "the 4444. glUjisba Malkiyhuwa, mal-kee-shoo'ah; from 4428 and 7769; king of salt "):mariner. e ldcha,h, mel-ay-khaw' ; from wealth; Malkishua, an Isr. : Malchishua. 4420. rttlba 4414 (in its denom. sense); prop, salted 4445. Q3>ba Malkam, mal-kawm'; or
malach,
orig. sense;
mixture, i.e. (spec.) wine mixed (with water or spices):drink-offering, mixed wine.
4470. 'IBB
ness.
memer, meh'-mer; from an unused root mean, to grieve; sorrow:bitter-
4471. Nîaa Blamre), mam^ray'; from 4754 (in the sense of vigor); lusty; Manure, an
'
Amorite: Mamre.
4473. 1*1730
bitterness.
land [778 being understood]), barren land (-ness), salt [land],

(i.e.
i.e.
a desert:
0133)3
4431. ITanbip
mllchamah,
from
(-tag),
mil-khaw-maw'
3898 (in the sense of fighting);
mil-kome'; from 4428 Malcam or Milcom, the for 4432; national idol of the Ammonites :-Malcham, Milcom.
Milkowm,
mamror,
a
bitterness,
mam-roref;
i.e.
from
4843;
(fig.)
calamity:
battle
(i.e.
the engagement); gen. u>ar(i.e. warfight,
4446.
rpba
e leketh, meUeh'-keth;
from 4427;
4473.
(i.e.
rnpBa mUnah.a.cb,mim-shakh'; from 4886,
fare):battle,
war
([-rior]).
a queen: queen.
4447. ri?ba
in the sense of expansion; outspread with outstretched wings):anointed.
4433. Db_73
if
by
malaf, maw-lat'; a prim, root; prop. to be smooth, i.e. (by impl.) to escape (as slipperiness); causat. to release or rescue; spec,
Moleketh,
part,
mo-leh'-keth; fem. act.
4474. "btlJBa
that ruled.
mlmshal,
a
of 4427; queen; Moleketh, Israelitess: Hammoleketh [includ. the art.].
an
4475.
mim-shawl'; from 4910;
ruler or (abstr.) rule:dominion,
to bring forth young, emit sparks:deliver (self), escape, lay, leap out, let alone, let go, preserve, save, X speedily, X surely.
4448.
utter.
bba mala]
maw-lal'; a prim, root; to speak (mostly poet.) or say: say, speak,
nblBBB memahalah,
mem-shaw-laW
elal (Chald.), meVal'; corresp. cement 4449. bba 4448; to speak:say, speak (-tag). (from its plastic smoothness):day. mee-lal-ah'ee; from 4448; OTe Iatyali, mel-at-yaW; from 4423 4450. "'bba Milalay, 4434. f"P3b73 ,! talkative; Milalai, an Isr. :Milalai. and 3050; (whom) Jah has delivered; 4451. "iaba malmad. mal-mawd'; from 3925; a Melatjah, a Gibeonite:MelaOah. goad for oxen:goad. eliylah, mel-ee-law'; from 4449 4435. tjjftfO (in the sense of cropping [comp. 4135]); 4453. yba malats, maw-lats'; a prim, root; to (flg.) pleasant:be be smooth, i.e. a head of grain (as cut oft): ear.
4433.
13*373
melef,
meh'-let;
from
4422,
fem. of 4474; rule; also (concr. in plur.) a realm or a ruler:dominion, government, to power, to rule.
4476. pttpBB
mlmsb&q.,
same as
4943;
mim-shawk'; from the a possession;breeding.
'
4477. PlBB
sweet.
mamtaq,
mam-talc1 ; from 4985; something sweet (lit. or fig.): (most)
4478.
"(B
man, mawn;
(so to speak),
from 4100;
lit.
i.e.
manna
(so called
a whatness from
4436. flST'bB
m liytsah,
e 3887;
mel-ee-tsaw' ;
also
from
sweet.
the question about it):manna.
an aphorism;
satire:
interpretation, taunting.
meltsar, mel-tsawr'; of Pers. der.; 4453. litba T ' the butler or other officer in the Bab.
'
4479.
"]B
man
what
(Chald.),
mawn; from 4101; who or
4437. lb_73
malak,
reign;
incept,
maw-lak'; a prim, root; to to ascend the throne;
court:Melzar.
4454. pb)3
and
1
(prop, taterrog., hence also tadet, rel.):what, who (-msoever, -so).
causat. to induct into royalty; hence (by impl.) to take counsel:consult, X indeed, be (make, set a, set up) king, be (make) queen, (begin to, make to) reign
(-tag), rule.
a prim, root; to 4480. crack a joint; by impl. to wring the neck of a fowl (without separating it): wring oft.
;
malaq, maw-lak
"|B
mln, min;
or
"'SB
4455.
Olpba malqowach,
8917;
trans,
(in
mal-ko'-akh;
dual)
surely.
from the jaws (as
^313
minnfy, min-nee'; or mlnney (constr. plur.),

SO
:
mfti-nay' (Isa.
;
11);
for 4482; prop,
a pari of hews
;;
68
Min Mahalaw

e cibbowth, mes-ib-bohth' ; from 1113073 minchah, min-khaw'; from an unused root mean, to apportion, i.e. be5437; a divan (as enclosing the room): stow; a donation; euphem. tribute; spec, a sacrificial abstr. (adv.) around:that compass about, (place) offering (usually bloodless and voluntary) :gift, round about, at table.
(prep.), from or out of in many senses (as follows): above, after, among, at, because of, by (reason of), from (among), in, x neither, x nor, (out) of, over, since, X then, through, X whether, with.
4503.
7171373
(Chald.), min; corresp. to 4480: because, according, after, before, by, for, from, X him, X more than, (out) of, part, since,
4481.
^53
min
oblation, (meat) offering, present, sacrifice.
713073
mucabbah.
macger,
See
4143.
4504. 7171373
oblation,
minchah (Chald.),
resp. to 4503;
min-khaw'; coroffering:
4525. 13073
sacrificial
these, to, upon,
+ when.
from an unused root mean.
4482. I'D
men, mane;
meat ifTIM
offering.
mas-gare'; from 5462; a fastener, i.e. (of a person) a smith, (of

smith.
mis-gheh'-reth;
i.e.
m nuchah.
e
c
a thing) a prison:prison,
See
4496.
to apportion; a part; hence a musical chord (as parted into strings):in [the same] (Psa. 68 S3), stringed instrument (Psa. 150 : 4), whereby
:
4526. 1113073
mlcgereth,
5462;
rriHW Muneliwlli. See 2679.

4505. 0713'?
something enclosing,
from a mar-
M nachem,
5162; comforter; 5117; rest;
gin (of a region, of a panel); concr. a stronghold:
(Psa. 45
8 [defective plur.J).
men-akh-ame' ; Menachem, an
Isr.
from border, :
close place, hole.
4483. N373
m na'
e
4487;
(Chald.),
men-aie1 ; or
Menahem.
4506. nri3?2 Itlanachath, mauMiakh'-ath; from
in
4527. 1573
maccad,
foundation:
mas-sad';
from
3245;
foundation,
illpa mocadah. See 4146. Manachath, the name of Moab:Manahath, 4528. "}Vffl3T3 mlcd'rown, mis-der-ohn'; from ordain, set. "Wnin the same as 5468; a colonnade or e nachtiy. See 2680. 1 4484. N373 Jiione" (Chald.), men-ay ; pass. part, of internal portico (from its rows of pillars):porch. e 4507. "'ITS OT niy, men-ee'; from 4487; the Ap4483; numbered: Mene. portioned i.e. Fate (as an idol):num- 4529. 71073 ma.ca.li, maw-saw'; a prim, root; to man-ghee-naw ; 4485. W'JlM inangiynah, dissolve: make to consume away, ber. from 5059; a satire: music. (make to) melt, water. "TO miuniy See 4480, 4482. TJIM mlndah. See 4061. 4530. 71S73 mic < ah. mis-saw'; from 4549 (in the sense of flowing); abundance, i.e. (adv.) 4508. "'SB ntlnniy min-nee'; of for. der. Minni, 4486. 1*3373 manda CChald.), man-dah'; corliberally:tribute. an Armenian province: Minni. resp. to 4093; wisdom or intelligence: e nayowth. See 4521. 4531. 71373 maccah, mas-saw'; from 6254; a nV'W
(Chald.),
e STI373 ni
nah
to
count,
men-aw'; corresp. to appoint:number,
an Edomite and of a place
knowledge, reason, understanding.
testing,
HJ73 iiinali 4487. HIT!
of
men
(judicial)
or of God
See
4483.
4509. 'pH^STS fflinyamiyn,
min-yaw-meen'
(querulous):
temptation, trial.
manih,
prop, to weigh out;

constitute officially; also to
from 4480 and 3225; from (the) right 4532. 71373 maccah, mas-saw'; the same as 4531; maw-naw'; a prim, root; hand; Minjamin, the name of two Isr.:Hiniamin. Massah, a place in the Desert. Masby impl. to allot or Comp. 4326. sah.
enumerate or enroll:
set, tell.
appoint, count, number, prepare,
4510. "piTS 4511.
minyan
4483;
(Chald.),
min-yawn'; from 4533. 711073
macveh,
4488. FI373
(teehn.)
maw-neh'; from 4487; prop. a fixed weight or measured amount, i.e. a maneh or mina: maneh, pound.
maneh,
enumeration:
number.
mas-veh'; appar. from an unused root mean, to cover; a veil:
min-neeth'; from the vail. same as 4482; enumeration; Minnith, a 4534. 7151073 place E. of the Jordan: Minnith.
rPM Mlnniyth.
mlnleh,
pletion,
m^cuwhah,
4881 ; a
mes-oo-kaw 1 ;
for
4489. 71373
moneh,
something
i.e.
mo-neh';
from
out,
4487;
i.e.
prop.
weighed
(fig.)
a 4512. rfsjD
fection.
min-leh';
from
5239;
com- 4535.
(adv.)
portion of time,
an instance:time.
1
i.e. (in
produce) wealth: per4499.
4490. iTDB
manah, maw-naw
from
4487; prop.
710373
3*373
something weighed", out, i.e. (gen.) a division; spec, (of food) a ration; also a lot:such 4513. things as belonged, part, portion. 4491. 371373
m nucah.
e
See
4536.
minhag,
min-hawg'; from
5090; the
ii a' maw-nah'; a prim, root; to 4537. debar (neg. or pos.) from benefit or injury:deny, keep (back), refrain, restrain, with- 4538.
ma
driving (of a chariot):driving.
hold.
4492.
!T"I71373
mlnharah,
5102; prop,
min-haw-raw' ; from
fissure,
i.e.
4514. 315*372 maii'UTcl, man-ool'; or
4539.
5274;
hedge: thorn hedge. 71373 maccach, mas-sawkh'; from 5255 in the sense of staving off; a cordon, or (as a) military barrier:broken down. inp73 mlcchar, mis-khaior' ; from 5503; (rode: traffic. T[p73 macak, maw-sak'; a prim, root; to mix, espec. wine (with spices):mingle. "7(073 mecek, meh'-sek; from 4537; a mixture, i.e. of wine with spices:mixture. IIDM macak, maw-sawk'; from 5526; a
cover,
i.e. veil:
a channel or
(by impl.) a cavern:den.
OT
53*373
covering, curtain, hang-
man'nl,
bolt: lock.
man-ooZ',
from
a
a
ing.
4540. 713073
5274;
m'cnkkah,
5526;
4493. TtoH
m&nowd,
maw-node'; from 5110; a 4515. nodding or toss (of the head in deri-
man'al, man-awl'; from

bolt.shoe.
a covering,
mes-ook-kaw 1 ; from i.e. garniture:
covering.
sion) :shaking.
4494.
or
ffiS52
mandwach,
5117;
maw-no'-akh;
(concr.)
from
4516. 03*373 4517.

3*33*373
man'ani. man-am'; from

delicacy:
4541. 713373
5276;
inaccekah,
5258; prop,
of metal (espec. a cast image); by impl. a Kbation, ra e nana<, men-ah-ah'; from 5128; i.e. league; concr. a coverlet (as if poured out): a sistrum (so called from its rattling covering, molten (image), vail. 4495. 01353 HIanowaeh, maw-no'-akh; the same sound):cornet. 4542. ]3072 mlcken, mis-fcane'; from 5531; indias 4494; rest; Manodch, anlsr.:Mae naqqiyth, men-ak-keeth' ; from 4518. r*P]?372 genepoor (man). noah. 5352; a sacrificial basin (for holding 4543. 7133073 mlck e nah, mis-ken-aw ; by 4496. ttM3J3 meniiwchali, men-oo-khaw' ; or blood):bowl. transp. from 3664; a magazine: e niichah, men-oo-khaw'; fem. 711372 in'iiorah See 4501. W1373 store (-house), treasure.
quiet,
i.e.
settled spot,
dainty.
mas-say-kaw' ; from a pouring over, i.e. fusion
(flg.)
a home:(place
of) rest.
of 4495;
flg.
repose or (adv.) peacefully;
consolation (spec, matrimonii); hence (concr.) an abode:comfortable, ease, quiet, rest (-ing place),
4519.
sheh,
71123373
na8hsheh,
men-ash-sheh'
4544. 1133073
mickenuth,
macceketh,
from
5382; causing to forget;
still.
4520. ''ISM in: e nashshiy, men-ash-shee' ; from 4519; a Menashshite or desc. of Mena 4498. 01373 nuanowc, maw-noce'; from 5127; ashsheh: of Manasseh, Manassites. abstr. (lit. fig.); a or fleeing: retreat e nath, men-awth'; from 4487; an 4521. ri373 X apace, escape, way to flee, flight, refuge. allotment (by courtesy, law or prove mrwcah, men-oo-saw 1 ; or 4499. 7101373 idence):portion. e niicah, men-oo-saw'; fem. of 1TO373 4522. 073 mac, mas; or 4498; retreat:fleeing, flight. 072 mic, mees; from 4549; prop, a burden maw-nore'; from a 5214; 4500. 11373 manowr, (as causing to faint), i.e. a tax in the yoke (prop, for ploughing), i.e. the form of forced labor:discomfited, levy, task [-masframe of a loom:beam.
continuator,
i.e.
4497. 11373
manown,
maw-nohn'; from
heir:
5125;
a grandson of Jacob, also the tribe him, and its territory: Manasseh.
Menashdesc. from 4545. ri5373
4542; indigence:
mis-kay-nooth''; from scarceness.
mas-seh'-keth; from 5259 in the sense of spreading out;
son.
something expanded, i.e. the warp in a loom (as stretched out to receive the woof) : web. e clllah, mes-il-law'; 4546. !"lb072 from 5549; a
m m
fig.
spec,
a viaduct, a staircase:
thoroughfare (as turnpiked), lit. or causeway, course,
highway, path, terrace.
4547. 313073
macJuwl.
'
mas-lool'; from 5549; a thoroughfare (as turnpiked):high-
way. 4548. *I73073

173073
macmer,
micmer,
mas-mare'; or
mis-mare'; also (fem.)
4501. 7111373
menowrah,
e
men-o-raw'; or
4500
ter], tribute (-tary).
TIM
'
m nrah, men-o-raw'; fem. of

mlnnezar,
4523. D73
mac, mawce;
(fig.)
ST173073
from
4549;
fainting,
macmc rah,
mlcmerah,
mas-mer-aw 1 ; or
mis-mer-aw 1 ; or even
(Eccles.
i.e.
(intheorig. sense of 5216); a cftande-
disconsolate: is
afflicted.
ST173D73
Uer:candlestick.
I.
4524. 0073
mecab,
e
may-sab'; plur. masc.

mes-ib-beem'; or fem.
iTjntoa
masmerah
12
11),
1T373
min-ez-awr 1 ; from 5144; a prince:crowned.
D^SjOT?
m cibbiym,
mas-mer-aw'; from 5568; bristling from tbe surf ace):nail.
a peg
(as
;;
4549. DOS)
maw-aas'; a prim, to waste (with disease), to faint (with fatigue, fear or grief):discourage, faint, be loosed, melt (away), refuse, x utterly.
liquefy;
flg.
t3?p ma'at, maw-at'; a prim, root; prop. to pare off, i.e. lessen; intrans. to be (or 4572. "^WQ OTa'aday, mah-adâh'ee; from 5710; caus. to morfce) small or few (or flg. ineffective): ornamental, Itaadai, an Isr.: Ma- suffer to decrease, diminish, (be, X borrow a, give, make) few (in number, -ness), gather least (little), adai. 4550. 3>iSU macca', mas-sah'; from 5266; a debe (seem) little, (X give the) less, be muusbed, bring parture (from striking the tents), i.e. 4573. tlfWO Ma'adyab, mah-ad-yaw ; from to nothing. 5710 and 3050; ornament of Jah; Mamarch (not necessarily a single day's travel); by 4592. tt73 me'al, mefc-at'; or impl. a station (or point of departure):journey adjah, an Isr. : Maadiah. Comp. 4153.
macac,
HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY. 4591. Wh mo'ed. See root; to

4150.
-
Min
Mahal aw
69
C-toB).
4574.
yWli
ma'idan
mah-ad-avm'; or (fem.)
mah-ad-an-naw'
(abstr.) plea-
4551. 5>S!0
mas-saw'; from 5265 in the sense of projecting; a missile (spear or arrow) ; also a quarry (whence stones are, as it were, ejected): before it was brought, dart.
4552.
macca',
SlSTOTa
ma'adannah,
from 5727; a delicacy or

sure (adv. cheerfully):
13SO m<*af, meh-awt'; from 4591; a little or few (often adv. or compar.):almost, (some, very) few (-er, -est), lightly, little (while),
(very) small (matter, thing), some, soon,
dainty, delicately,
6029;
very.
delight,
4593. 4575. {"finWS

group.-
t33>K!
ma'at,
'WOO nitc'ad,
mis-awd'; from 5583; balustrade (for stairs) :pillar.
ma'idannah,
by transp. from
mafc-ad-an-naw/,
maw-ote', pass. adj. of 4591; thinned (as to the edge), i.e. sharp:
a bond,
i.e.
wrapped up.
4594. FiaSKl ma'fiteli, maft-af-eft'; from 6844; a vestment:garment.
rlBtaSâ
4553. "IBDM
eth,
mis-pade'; from 5594; a lamentat ion:lamentation, one mourn-
mlcped,
influence.
madder, mob-dare
1
4576. *(W)2
from
1
5737;
mourning, wailing.
(weeding) hoe.-mattock.
ma'ajaphab,
from
5848;
4554.
ender.
NIBpp mi<;pdw>,
mis-po'; from an unused root mean, to collect; fodder: prov-
4577. tVJPa
mâh (Chald.), meh-aw
or
mah-at-aw-faw1 ; a cloak:mantle.
tXSO
me
<a> (Chald.), meh-aw'; corresp. to
WO
e ly, meh-ee';
from
6758;
pile of
4578; only in plur. the boteets;belly.
4555. !"inBD5p iiiii-puchuh, mis-paw-hlmm' from 5596; a veil (as spread out):
kerchief.
rubbish (as contorted), 5856):heap.

sympathetic; Maai, an
i.e.
a ruin (comp.
4578.
tWO mc'ah
4556.
nnspp ml^pacbatb,
mlcp&c,
mis-pakh'-ath;
from 5596; scurf (as spreading over

the surface): scab.
root prob. mean, to be soft; used only in plur. the intestines, or (collect.) the abdomen, flg. sympathy; by impl. a vest; by extens. the stomach, the uterus (or of men, the seat of generation), the
may-aW; from an unused 4597. WJ$ HXa'ai, maw-ah'ee;

4598. 'bWli
prob.
Isr.
:
from
4578;
heart (flg.):belly, bowels,
heart,
womb.
of 4578; the
e tyl, meh-eeV; from 4603 in the sense of covering; a robe (Le. upper and outer garment):cloke, coat, mantle, robe.
Maai.
4557. "IBpM
mis-pawr'; from 5608; a number, def. (arithmetical) or indef. (large, innumerable; small, a few); also (abstr.) narration: account, x all, x few, f- abundance,
[in-]
4579.
tWO mâh,
tPVO me'iym. See 4578.
may-aw 1 ; fem.
belly, i.e. (flg.)
interior: gravel.
)WO miyn
(Chald.).
See 4577.
4580.
i.e.
iWO ma'owg,
finite,
(certain)
number
(-ed),
tale,
telling,
maw-ogue'; from 5746; a 4599. Iiyo cake of bread (with 3934 a table-buffoon, l
ma'yan,
o';
mah-yawn'; or
(Psa.
114
:
+ time.
4558. "IB053 ffllcpar,
4457;
parasite):
cake, feast.
OWB mayildw
or (fem.)
8),
mah-yen-
mis-pawr1 ; the same as number; Mispar, an Isr.: MizSee

4149.
4581.
V&O ma'owi, maw-oze' (also TWO ma'uwz, maw-oozf); or
STyWS ma'yauab, mah-yaw-naw' ; from

5869 (as a denora. in the sense of a spring); & fountain (also collect.), flg. a source (ot fountain, spring, well. satisfaction)
par.
Comp. 4559. ri"lpb Mftc'TowlU.
4559.
rHBDM Mlcperetb,
4457;
mis-peh'-reth; tern, of
WO WO
(-ress),
ma'^z, maw-oze
(also
Isr.:Mispereth.
enumeration; Comp. 4458.
Mispereth, an
ma'iiz, maw-ooz'); from 5810; a fortified place; flg a defence:force, fort 4600.
Hae'iyniy.
i.e.
See
to
4586.
*WO ma'ak,
press,
mate-afc';
a prim, root; to
emasculate,
rock, strength (-eu), (x most) strong (hold).
pierce,
4560. "np?3
apostatize:
macar,
sunder,
maw-tar1 ; a prim, root; to

(trans.) set apart,
4582. 'TlVO 4583.
Ma'dwk,
pressed;
handle:bruised, stuck, be pressed. maw-oke ; from 4600; op4601. 7135|5a Ifla'ilksili. mah-ak-aw'; or Maok, a Philistine:Maoch.
1
i.e.
or (reflex.)
commit, deliver.
mocar,
mo-sawr
1
4561. "IDM
4562.
from
S256;
admo681
nition: instruction.
nlbH macoreth,
a hand:
maw-so'-reth;
from
bond.
mis-tore';
4563. *Tinp73 4564.

sion:
mictdwr,
refuge:
from
5641;
covert.
awth'; from 4600; depression; Maakah mato-een'; (or Maakath), the name of a place in Syria, also of a : 41), from the same as 5772; an abode, ot Mesopotamian, of three Isr., and of four Israelitesses God (the Tabernacle or the Temple), men (their and one Syrian woman: Maachah, Maachathites. home) or animals (their lair); hence a retreat See also 1038. (asylum): den, dwelling ([-] place), habitation. 4602. "TOSfla Ma'akathiy, maft-afc-aw-fnee'; patrial from 4601; a Maakathite, or 4584. "pyo Blu'own. maw-ohn'; the same as Maachathite. 4583; a residence; Moon, the name of inhab. of Maakah:
ma<own, maw-ohn'; "PSW ma'ivn (1 Chron. 4

"|iJ*53
or
TOm
IHa'akath
(Josh. 13
13),
mah-ak-
*"IFlp13
macter,
a hider,
i.e. (abstr.)
hid.
mlctar
mas-tare'; from 5641 ; prop. a hiding, i.e. aver-
an Isr. and of a place in Pal.:Maon, Maonites. 4603. Comp. 1010, 4586.
yVO ma'al, maw-aV;

to cover
i.e.
4585
mis-tawr1 - from 5641- prop.
i.e.
71313*72 iii"'6iviiiVli. meft-o-naur ;
or
covertly,
a prim, root; prop. up; used only flg. to act treacherously:transgress, (commit, do
4565. 'TFIpH
place).
a concealer,
covert.-
secret
(-ly,
ttXfO
a) trespass (-ing).
c< 6nab, meft-o-nato'; fem. of 4583,
and mean, the same:den,
habitation,
4604. bVJ2 ma'al, mah'-al; from 4608; treachery, sin:falsehood, grievously, sore, i.e.
transgression, trespass,
tW
4566.
me
a>.
See 4577.
mafc-bauni';;
(dwelling) place, refuge.
very.
T3T0 ma'bfid
act: work.
4586.
"W)3
"
from
5647;
an
,
e Awmly, meh-oo-nee'; or
meft-ee-nee'; prob. patri-
5'W2
IH e iyniy,
4567.
TWO ma'bad (Chald.),

resp. to 4566;
4568. "QgE
loam. clay.
-
matibeh,
prop,
al from 4584; a Meunite, or inhab. of mah-bawd'; corMaon (only in plur.): Mehunim (-s), Meunim. an act:work. e 6wndtbay, meh-o-no-thah'ee; 4587. "nbiya
mah-ab-eh'; from 5666;

of
soil),
i.e.
4605. b?53 ma'al, mah'-al; from 5927; prop, the upper part, used only adv. with pref. upward, above, overhead, from the top, etc.:above, exceeding (ly), forward, on (X very) high, over, up (on, -ward), very.
compact (part
plur. of 4585;
habitative; Meonothai,
4606. V^Ja
bVO me'al. m6<al
See
5921.
(Chald.), may-awl';
from
5954;
an Isr.:Meonothai.
4588. rp3>n
(only in plur. as sing.) the setting (of the
4569.
*155>?3
ma'abar,
from
man-ab-auir'; or fern.
ma^wph,
ma'owr,
See See
maw-oof; from
5774 in
sun) :going down.
!nl33>53
river,
I.e.
ma<abapah,
5674;
mah-ab-aw-raw'
crossing-place (of
the sense of covering with shade [comp. 4155]; darkness:dimness,

"YlTKl
4607. ?3>)3 mo'al, mo'-al; from 5927; a raising (of the bands) :lifting up.
a 4589.
mate-ore';
i.e.
ford; of a mountain, a pass); abstr. a transit, (fig.) overwhelming:ford, place where

a.
nakedness, da:nakedness.
(in plur.)
from 5783; 4608. nb?53 ma'aleb, mah-al-eh'; from 5927; an elevation, i.e. (concr.) acclivity or the pudenplatform; abstr. (the relation or state) a rise or
(flg.)
4570. 533*53
ma'gal, mah-gawl';
the
or tern,
1
Jl533>M
also
ma'galab, mah-gaw-law
same as 5696; a track
from
(lit.
or flg.);
a rampart
([-side]).
(as circular):going, path, trench,
way
4571.
1SJ53
nia'ad, maw-ad'; a prim,

waver.
-
root; to
slip.
make to shake, slide,
mah-al-aw'; fem. of 4608; the act (lit. a journey to 4590. a higher place, flg. a thought arising), or (concr.) the IfTfSB Itta'azyabAw, mah-az-yaw 1 -hoo; condition (lit. a step or grade-mark, flg. a superiority prob. from. 5756 (in the sense of proof station); spec, a climactic progression (in certain tection) and 3050; rescue of Jah; Maazjah, the name Psalms):things that come up, (high) degree, deal, go ot two Isr. :Maariah. up, stair, step, story.
W2 ma'oz T WO ma<nz.
4583.
4588.
priority:ascent, before, chiefest, cliff, that goeth. up, going up, hill, mounting up, stairs.
4609.
ThSO ma'alah,
elevation,
TTW2 Ha'azvah,
mah-az-yaw'; OP
i.e.
70
4610.
Mahalay Mikreh

.
mah-al-ay' ak-rab-beem f ; from 4608 and (the plur. of) 6137; Steep of Scorpions, a place in the Desert: Maaleh-accrabim, the ascent (going up) of Akrabbim.
';
H1573 OTa'arath, mah-ar-awth' ; a form 4663. 1JJB73 Miphqad, mif-kawd'; the same as of 4630; waste; Maarath, a [place in 4662; assignment; Miphkad, the name Pal. : Maarath. of a gate in Jerus. :Miphkad. 4639. fTOJB ma'aseh, mah-as-eh'; from 6213; an 4664 V"1373 mipbrats, mif-rawts'; from 6555; action (good or bad); gen. a transaca break (in the shore), i.e. a haven: 4611. VSfQ ma'alal, mah-al-awV from 59S3; an tion; abstr. activity; by impl. a product (spec, a breach. act (good or bad): doing, endeavour, poem) or (gen.) property:act, art, + bakemeat, 4665. nj31353 mlpbreketb, mif-reh'-keth; from business, deed, do (-ing), labour, thing made, ware of Invention, work. prop, a fracture, i.e. joint 6561; making, occupation, thing offered, operation, possesfrom 4612. TDS12 ma'imai, mahâm-awd' ; (vertebra) of the neck:neck. sion, X well, ([handy-, needle-, net-]) work, (-ing, (flg.) a position: attendance, 6975; -manship), wrought. 4666. 101352 mlpbras, mif-rawce'; from 6566; office, place, state. spreadan expansion: that which. 4640. "ilWa Ma'say, mah-as-ah'ee; from 6213; from 4613. *TOS12 mo<5mad, moh-otu-awd' ; est forth, spreading. operative; Maasai, an Isr. Maasiai. 5975 lit. a foothold. standing. 4641. 7T105.73 Ma'aseyah, mah-as-ay-yaw'; or 4667. 71510372 mtpbsa'ah, mif-sauniw'; from 4614. {10733*53 ma'amacah, mah-am-aw-saw' 6585; astride, i.e. Q>y euphem.)the from 6006; burdensomeness: bur-
O"^)?? TnSTi Ma'ftlcSi fAqrabtoiym,
IfPWU Ma'asey abuw, mah-as-ay-yaw'71J512J573
densome.
4615. p?33>53
matamaq,
6009;
mah-am-awW;
hoo; from 4639 and 3050; work of from Jah; Maasejah, the name of sixteen Isr.: Maaseiah.
crotch:
buttocks.
H373 nvoplietb
4668. ftfl372
4669. {1FI372
opening.
See 4159.
maf-tay'-dkh;
a deep.-deep, depth.
4642.
ma'ashaqqah,
mah-ash-ak-
kaw'; from 6231; oppression: opmah'-an; from 6030; prop. purpose; used only adv., on ac- pression, x oppressor. count of (as a motive or an aim), teleologically ire 4643. 1105)2 ma'asGr, mah-as-ayr'; or order that:because of, to the end (intent) that, for 1 litJ552 matasar, mah-as-ar ; and (in plur.) lest, that, to. (to, . . . 's sake), fem. 4617. !W73 ma'aneb, mah-an-eh'; from 6030; a {1110572 ma'asrab, mah-as-raw'; from
4616. 1^12
nu'in,
i.e.
mapbteacb,
6605;
from
an opener, i.e. a key:key.

mif-tawkh'; from 6605;
i.e.
heed,
mlpbtacb,
an aperture,
(flg.)
utterance:
reply (favorable or contradictory):
4670. IFlBM mlpht&a,mif-tawn'; from the same as 6620; a stretcher, i.e. a sill.'threshold.
answer,
himself.
6240;
a tenth; espec. a tithe:tenth

mofe; of Eg.
4618. 713553
ma'auab,
f-
mah-an-aw'; from
(part), tithe (-ing).

6031,
4671. ytt
of
in the sense of depression or tilling;
4644.
C|73
OToph
capital
a furrow:
J-Ijya
acre, furrow.
Lower
Moph, the Egypt:Memphis.

or.;
mots motes; op yin mowts (Zeph. 2
2),
e phib6sbetb. See 4648. rTOODT? 4672. N3E73 matsa', maw-tsaw'; a prim, root; 4619. VJ53 IHa'ats, mah'-ats; from 6095; closure; mipbga', mif-gaw'; from 6293; an 4645. 53B72 prop, to come forth to, i.e. appear or Maats, anlsr.:Maaz. object of attack:mark. exist; trans, to attain, i.e. find or acquire; flg. to mah-ats-ay-baw' 4620. 7131STO ma'jitx^bah, 4646. {1372 mappach, map-pawkh'; from 5301; occur, meet or be present: 1- be able, befall, being, from 6087; anguish: sorrow.
m '6nab.
e
Comp.
5297.
See 4385.
chajf (as pressed out, ie. [rather] threshed loose):chaff.
motes; from 4160; winnowed or
4621. 1J?.?3
ax, tongs.
ma'atsad, mah-ats-awd' ; from an giving up. unused root mean, to hew; an axe: 4647. HS72
mah-tsore'; from 6113;
obj.
a breathing out
(of life),
i.e.
expiring:
catch,
out),
left,
certainly, (cause to)
come
(on, to, to hand),
deliver,
mappnach, map-poo' -akh; the bellows (i.e. blower) 5301;
of
from a
be enough (cause to) find (-ing, occasion, get (hold upon), x have (here), be here, hit, be
4622.
4623.
liaya mataowr,
b
light (up-) on,
meet
(with),
occasion serve, (be)
a hindrance:
restraint.
forge: bellows.
4648.
mOO^ST?
nifiOB52
"llt3>73
matsar,
ma'aqeb,
mah-tsawr'; from 6113;

mah-ak-eh'; from an un-
sub], control. rule.
M or M pbib6sbetb, mef-ee-bo
e phiybdsbetb, sheth;
e
present, ready, speed, suffice, take hold on.
mef-ee-bo'-
Nilb motsa'. See

fixed
4161.
ft
4673. SS73 MiatstHa* mats-tsowb'; from 5E24; -sheth;

spot;
flg.
4624.
STj?.853
prob.
from 6284 and

;
1322;
dispeller
used root mean, to repress; a para- of shame (i.e. of Baal) Mephibosheth, the name of 4674. yO.12 matstsab, moots-tsawb' ; from 5324; pet:battlement. two Isr. : Mephibosheth. a station, i.e. military post: mount. 4625. lZJpS'3 ma'aqasb, mah-dk-awsh' ; from 4649. D^SM Muppiym, moop-peem'; a plur. ap6140; a croofc (in a road) .crooked par. from 5130; wavings; Muppim, an 4675. 713S1? matstsabab, mats-tsaie-bau!'; or
. . .
post:garrison,
station, place
an oj?lce, a military where stood.
thing.
4626. 12J73
ma'ar, mah'-ar; from

place,
i.e.
(lit.)
6168;
Isr.:Muppim. Comp. 8206. a nude 4650. y", S5? mSphiyts, may-feets'; from
(flg.)
r"Q&T?
6327;
mitstsabab,
a
rison.
vacant space:
the pudenda, or nakedness, proportion.
breaker,
i.e.
mallet:
maul.
from
5307;
mits-tsaw-baw' ; fem. of 4673; a military guard. army gar-
4651. 5B73 ul appal, map-pawl';

falling
off,
i.e.
a 4676. SlSiSTp matstsebab,
mats-tsay-baw'',
4627. 01572
ma'irab, mah-ar-awV ; from 6148,
in the sense of trading; traffic; impl. mercantile goods:market, merchandise.
by pendulous,
4628. 01573
ma'arab,
mah-ar-awb'; or(fem.)
mah-ar-aw-baw' from 6150, in the sense of shading; 4654. 713372 the west (as the region of the evening sun):west.
7i;3l553
ma'arabah,
fem. (eausat.) part, of 5324; something stationed, i.e. a column or (memorial stone); by i.e. a flap:flake, refuse. 4652. 71N5B73 mlphla'ab, mif-law-aw'; from anal, an idol:garrison, (standing) image, pillar. e ts6bayab, 4677. fVaiW? mets-o-baw-yaw' 6381 a miracle: wondrous work. appar. from 4672 and 3050; found of 4653. {153372 mlpblaggab, mif-lag-gaw' ; from Jah; Metsobajah, a place in Pal.: Mesobaite. 6385; a classification: division.
chaff;
also something
4629. fT"l573
ma'areb,
nude place,
mah-ar-eh' ; from 6168; a

i.e.
a common:meadows. 1 fem. of 4630. {11573 ma'arab, mah-ar-aw ; ruin 4639; an open spot: army [from the
marg.].
{15352
(-ous).
mappalab, mappelab,
5307;
map-paw-law'; or
4678.
rQ^rn matstsebetb,
from
5324;
mats-tseh'-beth;
map-pay-law'; from something fallen, i.e. a ruin: substance.

mif-lawt';
something stationary, i.e. a monumental stone; also the stock of a tree:pillar,
4679. 1S5p
mtsad,
e
mets-ad'; or
(fem.)
1
4655. 4656.
doSD mlpblaf,
escape:
from
6403;
an
from ; a cavern (as dark):cave, den, hole. 6426; a terror, i.e. an idol:idol. 6679; a fastness (as a covert of meh-aw-raw'; same the fflPXarah, 4632. JT1573 4657. toST? mipblas, mif-lawce'; from an un- ambush):castle, fort, (strong) hold, munition. as 4631; cave; Mearah, a place in e tsadab. See 4686. used root mean, to balance; a poisSlian t -. Pal.:Mearah. ing:balancing. 4633. ^1573 ma'arak, malwtr-awk'; from 6186; 4658. nbSM mappeletta, map-peh'-leth; from 4680. rtSCH matsab, maw-tsaw ; a prim, root; to suck out; by impl. to drain, to an arrangement, i.e. (flg.) mental dis5307; /all, i.e. decadence; concr. a sgueeze out:suck, wring (out). position:preparation. ruin; spec, a carcase. carcase, fall, ruin. mah-ar-aw-kaw '; 4681. M3SU OTotsab, mo-tsaw'; act. part. fem. of 4634. {101573 ma'arnkali, 4659. 55372 mlpbtal, mif-awV; or (fem.) 4680; drained; Motsah, a place in fem. of 4633; an arrangement; concr. mif-aw-law'; from Pal.:Mozab. 71^5372 mipb'alah, a pile; spec, a military array: army, fight, be set in 6466; a performance; work. order, ordered place, rank, row. 4682. 715a matstsab, mats-tsaw'; from 4711 in
:
4631. 711573
m arab, meh-aw-raw';
e
escape.
mif-leh'-tseth;
11?7?
from
5783;
nltJBa mlpbletsetb,
from
m tsad, mets-awd'; or n^lta m tsadab, mets-aw-daw

e
4635. np15.53
(concr.)
a,
ma'areketb,
from
6186;
mah-ar-eh''-keth;
i.e.
4660. V372
mappats,
an arrangement,
mah-ar-ome'; from
stripping;
map-pawts'; from 5310; a smiting to pieces: slaughter.
the sense of greedily devouring for sweetness; prop, sweetness; concr. sweet
bittered with yeast); spec,
(i.e.
not soured or
pile (of loaves):row, shewbread.
loaf, or (ellipt.) the festival of Passover (because no mif-kawd'; from 6485; leaven was then used):unleavened (bread, cake), an appointment, i.e. mandate; concr. without leaven. naked. spec, a census;appointed place, 4683. f1S73 matstsab, mats-tsaw'; from 5327; a spot; designated mah-ar-aw-tsaw'; a ma'aratsab., 4637. iHSW?'? quarrel: contention, debate, strife. commandment, number,. from 6206; violence,'terror.
4636. &1573
ma'arom,
6191,
4661. V353 mappfets, map-pates'; from 5310; a smiter, i.e. a war clwft: battle ax.
an unfermented cake or
in the sense of
bare:
4662.
"1)531?
miphqad,

4684.
Mahalay Mikreh
!"I72ip72"
71
nb^Bpp matshalah,
from
6670;
mats-hawlaw'
a whinnying (through
maw-tsode'; or
(fern.)
;
4703. "!yi52 niits'ad, mits-awd'; from 6805; a step; fig. companionship: going, step.
impatience (or battle or lust):neighing.
7T2p72
4704.
4685. TiJTQ
matsowd,
e e
STtWKS mitstse <iyrah,
m qowmab, mek-o-mah'; or m qomab, mek-o-mah'; from

e
6965;
mits-tseh-ee-
raw'; fem. of 4705; prop, littleness:

concr. diminutive: little.
Fnij73
ink?3
m ts6wdab., mets-o-daw' or m tsodab., mets-o-daw from

1
6679;
capturing animals or fishes); also (by interch. for 4679) a fastness or (besieging) tower: bulwark, hold, munition, net,
a net
(for
4705. "lSSM mitsâr, mits-awr'; from 6819; petty (in size or number); adv. a short (time): little one (while), small. 4706.
Mizar.
prop, a standing, i.e. a spot; but used widely of a locality (gen. or spec); also (fig.) of a condition (of body or mind):country, X home, X open, place, room, space, X whither [-soever].
4726. Tlp72
*lp72
maqdwr, maw-kore';
something dug,
i.e.
or
maqor, maw-kore'; from 6979;

a
prop.
"VSH
snare.
Mlts'ar, mits-awr ; 4705; Mitsar, a peak

1
the same as
of
(gen.) source (of
Lebanon: water, even when naturally
4686. IlitM
xuatsuwd,
maw-tsood'; or
(fern.)
4707. TIBS??
mets-oo-daw
1
mltspeb,
mi!M mHsuwdaJh,
!T"1373
or
mits-peh'; from 6822; an observatory, espec. for military pur-
flowing; also of tears, blood [by euphem. of the female pudenda] flg. of happiness, wisdom, progeny): fountain, issue,
;
spring, well (-spring).
4728. !"inpM niaqqacbab, mak-kaw-khaw'; : Mizpeh, watch tower. Comp. 4709. from 3947; something received, i.e. 4709. S1BK73 OTitspab, mits-paw ; fem. of 4708; merchandise (purchased): ware. 4687. fnStt mitarrah, mits-vaw ; from 6680; a Mitspah, the name of two places in 4729. "lUpn mlqtar, mik-tawr'; from 6999; command, whether human or divine Pal.: Mitspah. [This seems rather to be only an something to fume (incense) on, i.e. a (collect, tbe Law):(which was) commanded (-ment), " in pause".] orth. var. of 4708 when hearth place: to burn upon. law, ordinance, precept. e 4710. ]BS73 mltspun, mits-poon'; from 6845; STltilpja qatt e rah. See 6999. 4688. FlbilM m' IsowViii, mets-o-law ; or a secret (place or thing, perh. trea4730. ITltJpB miqferetb, mik-teh'^reth; fem. of sure):hidden thing. ribjtn ni e ts61ah, mets-o-law ; also 4729; something to fume (incense) 4711. VS'2 matsats, maw-tsats'; a prim, root; in, i.e. a coal-pan: censer. e
in Pal.
1 1
. . .
mets-oo-daw'; for 4685; a net, or (abstr.) capture; also a /astness:castle, defence, fort (-ress), (strong) hold, be hunted, net, snare, strong place.
mHsudah,
poses:watch tower. 4708. STISS73

mits-peh'; the same as 4707; Mitspeh, the name of five places
4727.
)3 miqqacb, np r
mik-kawkh';
from
3947;
Mitspeh,
reception:
taking.
TO13W
SrfcXM "
'
:
or mud);
mets-oo-law'; from the same as 6683; a deep place (of water bottom, deep, depth.
r
m tsuwlab., m tsulab.
e
mets-oo-law' ; or
to suck:
!"Ip 273
T
milk.
mutsaqah.
4731. bj?72
maqqel,
mak-kale'; or (fem.)
1
See
4166.
r"lbp73
4712. "I5p3 nietsar may-tsar'; from

nate; a shoot,
pain, strait.
maqqelab,
i.e.
mak-kel-aw ; from an unused root mean, appar. to germistick (with leaves on,
4689.
fh& matsdwq,
maw-tsdke'; from 6693; a narrow place, i.e. (abstr. and fig.)

distress, strait-
or for walk(or perh.

(fem.)
4731;
ing, striking, guiding, divining):rod, ([hand-]) staff.
confinement or disability:anguish,
ness.
pSS72
matsiiq.
See
4690.
4732. rribpM
4691. 4694.
Mlqlowth,
mik-kel-ohth');
mik-lohth'
plur. of
STjttM
mnsuqah.
See
4690. pl73
pl73
top:
matsuwq,
matsiiq,
maw-tsook'; or
!Tl3t72 .
t
:
maw-tsook'; from 6693; something narrow, i.e. a column or hill-
rods; Mikloth, a place in the Desert:Mikloth.

e tsurab.
See
4733. tibpQ
4714;
4713.
^lSM
OTltsrty,
Mitsrite,
mits-ree',-
from
of
a
ceptacle)
:
mlqlaf, mik-lawt'; from 7038 in the sense of taking in; an asylum (as a re-
4691. Mp1273
pillar, situate. c
MpS)2
*
'"
'
or inhab.
Mitsrajim:
refuge.
miqla'atb,
7049;
m tsiiwqah, mets-oo-kaw' or m tsxiqab., mets-oo-kaw'; fem. of

;
Egyptian, of Egypt.
4734. nybp7;
mik-lah'-ath;
from
4714. Pfjtoj Illitsraylm, mits-rah'-yim; dual of
a sculpture (prob. in bass-re-
4690; narrowness,
i.e. (flg.)
trouble:
anguish, distress.
4692.
Tin matsfiwr,
"llltM
maw-tsore'; or
mitiuwr,
maw-tsoor';
from
6696;
lief): carved (figure), carving, graving. 4693; Mitsrajim, i.e.Upper and Lower I3p73 maqdm. See 4725. Egypt:Egypt, Egyptians, Mizraim. 4715. tVlJM mitsrepb, mits-rafe'; from 6884; e qdmab. See 4725. ft73p73 a crucible: fining pot. 4735. i"l3p73 mlqneh, mik-neh'; from 4716. p72 maq, mak; from 4743; prop, a melting,
7069;
some-
thing bought,
i.e.
i.e. putridity: rottenness, stink. something hemming in, i.e. (obj.) a live stock; abstr. acquisition: cattle, flock, herd, mound (of besiegers), (abstr.) a siege, (fig.) distress; 4717. !"Qp72 maqqabab, mak-kaw-baw ; from possession, purchase, substance. prop, a perforatrix, i.e. a ham5344; bulwark, defence, besieged, fastness: a (subj.) or 4736. !"IJp72 mlqnah, mik-naw'; fem. of 4735;
1
property, but only
fenced, fortress, siege, strong (hold), tower.
maw-tsore'; the same as 4693 in the sense of a limit; Egypt (as the border of Pal.): besieged places, defence, forti-
4693. Tl3t?2
matsowr,
fied.
mer (as piercing): hammer. prop, a buying, i.e. acquisition; concr. 4718. ri3W3 maqqebetb, mak-keh'-beth; from a piece of property (land or living); also the sum 5344; prop, a perforator, i.e. a ham- paid: (he that is) bought, possession, piece, purmer (as piercing); also (intrans.) a perforation, i.e. a chase. quarry: hammer, hole.
4719. f"n]?'3
4694. ST"11T3
rtlKM
(of
siege),
fem. of ; a hemming in, i.e. (obj.) a mound or (subj.) a rampart (of protection),
4692;
(city), fort,
m tsTrwrab., m tsiirali, mets-oo-raw'

e
mets-oo-raw>'; or
OTaqqSdab, mak-kay-dau/ ; from

the same as
5349)
;
4737. ir"P3p7p
Mlqn^yaliiiw,
mik-nay-yaw''-
of herding (comp. Pal.: Makkedah.
denom. sense fold; Makkedah, a place in

5348 in the
hoo; from 4785 and 3050; possession ofjah; Miknejah, an Isr.:Mikneiah.
4738. dDp7p
mlqcam,
augury:
mik-sawm'; from
7080;
an
(abstr.) fortification;fenced strong hold.
munition,
4720.
WpU
12J"7J??2
mlqdasb,
mik-dawsh'; or
(Exod. 15
:
divination.
mak-tso'-ah; or
4695. niKI? 4696.

t"l3'3
matstBawth,
5327;
mats-tsooth' ;
from
a quarrel:that contended.
mfitsacb., may'-tsakh; from an unused root mean, to be clear, i.e. conspicuous; the forehead (as open, and prominent) :brow, impudent. forehead,
mikked-awsh'; from 6942; & consecrated thing or place, espec. a palace, sanctuary (whether of Jehovah or of idols) or asylum: chapel, hallowed part, holy place, sanctuary.
17),
miqqedasb
4739. Vp_73 OTaqats, maw-kats'; from 7112; end; Makats, a place in Pal.:Makaz.
4740. 3?ilSp 72
;
maqtsowa',
maqtsoa?,
7106 in the
?ip73
mak-tso'-ah; or (fem.)
M5>!Stp73
maqtso'ah,
4721. bf1p_73
maqbel,
6950;
mak-hale'; or (fem.)
mak-tso-aw 1 ; from denom. sense of bending^
7lbrlp72
maqbelab,
4697.
(as
iinSW mitsebjib.,
same as
!"fc SH?
mits-BAaio';
4696;
from the a shin-piece of armor

4688.
mak-hay-law' ; from an assembly: congregation.
an angle or recess:
corner, turning.
prominent), only plur.: greaves.
4722. nbflpM
Maqbeldtb,
mak-hay-loth' ; plur.
4741. 713>3p72 niaqtsu'ab., mak-tsoo-aw' ; from 7106; a scraper, i.e. a carving

chisel:plane.
e tsolah.
See
of 4721 (fem.); assemblies; Makheloth, a place in the Desert: Makheloth.
4742.
!"!5>3tp73
m qatsab.,
e
7106 in the
ftbtt72
t
-.
:
mHsnlah.
See 4688.
mets-il-law' ;
4723. rT7p?2
mfqveh,
mik-veh'; or
(1
mek-oots-aw' ; from denom. sense of bend-
ing; an angle:
4698. Hte|EB 4699. !"tbK73

'
m tsillab,
e
from
6750;
a tinkler,
i.e.
a bell:bell.
mets-oot-Zau/;
WHdUl,
from
6751; s/iode. bottom.
4700. nbl73
cymbals:
m ts61etb,
e
6750;
;
mets-ay'-leth; from (only dual) double tinklers, i.e.
cymbals.
mltsnepbetb,
from 6801 a
tiara,
i.e.
4701. riMXtt
mits-neh'-feth;
official
turban
(of a king or high priest)
:diadem, mitre.
mate-tnuc'; from 3331; a
4702.
3>273
matstsat,
couch;bed.
a prim, root; to Chron. 1 : 16), mik-vay'; melt; flg. toxoid, dwindle, vanish: confrom 6960; something waited for, i.e. sume away, be corrupt, dissolve, pine away. confidence (obj. or subj.); also a collection, i.e. (of *lp)3 maqor. See 4726. water) a pond, or (of men and horses) a caravan or 4744. N*1pB miqra', mik-raw 1 ; from 7121; some. drove: abiding, gathering together, hope, linen yarn, thing called out, i.e. a public meeting plenty [of water], pool. (the act, the persons, or the place); also areAearsaZ; 4724. TTlpM miqvab, mik-vaw'; fem. of 4723; a assembly, calling, convocation, reading. collection, i.e. (of water) a reservoir: ditch. 4745. Tl'lpTi mlqreh. mik-reh'; from 7136; Bome. thing wet with, i.e. an accident or for. 4725. fiipf maw-kome'; or tune;something befallen, befalletb, chance, event, Dp73 maqom. maw-kome'; also (fem.)
:
STTlpT?
miqveh
miqve'
corner.
Kings 10
28),
mik-vay'; or
4743. pp7J
maqaq, maw-kaW;
NIpTp
(2
maqowm,
hap
(-peneth).
; ;
72
Mekawreh Mastaymaw

4767. S13T3
4746. !"H}5M
eqareb, mek-aw-reh'; from 7186; prop, something meeting, i.e. a frame
mlrbah,
abundance,
meer-baw'; from 7235; i.e. a great quantity:

mar-beeth'; from 7235;
4795.
pilM
marnwq,
maw-rook1 ; from
4888;
prop, rubbed; but used abstr.! bing (with perfumery): purification.
rub.
(of timbers) :building.
much.
mek-ay-rau/; from the 4768. a cooling off: X sum4170.
4747. !T"I)5M mer.

aJP.b
m qeTah,
e
efTTQ marbtytb,
ThH m'rowr.
flTlM
4796. rfllM
e
See
4844.
same as
7119;
a multitude; also offspring; spec, in-
terest (on capital):greatest part, greatness, increase,
m rowrab.
See
4846.
moqesb.
See
multitude.
Marowtb,
4751 fem.;
maw-rohth';
plur.
of
4748. FTOJJ5M mlqsbeh, mik-sheh'; from 7185 in the sense of knotting up round and hard; something turned (rounded), i.e. a curl (of tresses): X well [set] hair.
4769.
mar-bates'; from 7857; a Y^% marbets, flocks): reclining place, Le. fold
(for
lie
bitter springs;
Maroth, a
place in
PaL:Maroth.
meer-zakh'; from an uni.e.
couching place, place to
down.
up; a stall (for cat-
4797.
HTTp mlrzacb,
4770. p3"1M
tle):
marbeq, mar-bake'; from an unused

root mean, to
tie
4749.
ImiyjyiS
miqsbah, mik-shaw';
used root mean, to scream; a cry, (of joy), a revel:banquet.
fern, of 4748;
rounded work, i.e. moulded by hammering (repousse):beaten (out of one piece, work),
upright, whole piece.
X fat (-ted), stall. iHM moras See 4173.
4798. D.flM
marzeach,
like 4797;
mar-zay'-akh;
i.e.
formed
a cry,
(of grief)
a fomen-
tation;mourning.
4771. Siirta
margdwa, mar-go'-ah;
a resting place:rest.
from
7380;
mik-shaw'; denom. from 7160; lit. a encumbered field, i.e. a cucumber patch:garden of cucumbers.
4750. Fillip?
miqsbah,
4799. ITlM
4772. tTJ-VlM
piece,
i.e.
marg*lab,
from
7272;
mar-ghel-aW'; denom.
(direct.)
maw-rakh'; a prim, root; prop, to soften by rubbing or pressure; hence (medicinally) to apply as an emollient: lay for
mer-khawb'; from 7387; either lit. (an open space, usually in a good sense), or flg. (liberty):
maracb,
(plur. for collect.)
a foot- aplaister.
it-
4751. "TO
mar, mar;
(lit.
or (fem.)
1
(adv.)
at the foot, or
4763.
the foot
}"I1M
mar all, maw-raw
from 4843;
bitter
self :feet.
Comp.
4800. I31T1M
merchab,
enlargement,
(adv.) bitterly:
or
\-
fig.);
also (as noun) bitterness, or

(-ly, -ness),
4773. rTOSTa
Marg6mab, mar-gay-maw1 ; from

7875;
discontented,
4752.
x "M mar, mar; from

mor,
more; or more;
angry, bitter great, heavy.
chafed,
a stone-heap:sling.
mar-gay-aw';
breadth, large place (room).
4774.
MM^M
marge'ah,
from 4801. pI"HM
merchaq,
remoteness,
4843 in its orig. sense
7880; rest:refreshing.
of distillation; a drop:
drop.
4775.
TIM marad, TIM
maw-rod'; a prim, root; to

(Chald.), mer-ad';
475S. *|M
*11M
rebel: rebel (-lious).
place; often (adv.) far (country, off). See also 1028.
mer-khawk1 ; from 7368; (concr.) a distant from afar: (a-, dwell in, very)
i.e.
mdwr,
distilling in drops,
from 4843; myrrh (as 4776. and also as bitter):

4777.
1
m rad
e
from a root 4802. ri1BnT3

4775;
rebell-
marchesheth,
from
7870;
mar-kheh'-sheth;
corresp. to 4775; rebellion:rebellion.
a stew-pan: fryingpan-
myrrh.
4754.
fct*lM
TIM mered,
meh'-red;
from
4803.
UT2 marat,
polish;
mara', maw-raw
rebel;
i.e.
a prim,
root;
to
ion: rebellion.
4778.
hence (through the idea of mallash

(self
lift
head), to gall (the
maw-rat'; a prim, root; to by impl. to make bald (the shoulder); also, to sharpen:
treating) to whip,
with wings, as the
TIM Mered,
TIM marad
the
meh'-red;
Isr.
the same as 4777;
bright, furbish, (have his) hair (be) fallen oft, peeled,
ostrich in running):be filthy,
up
Mered, an
:Mered.
self.
pluck off
(hair).
4755.
Mara.
NT3
Mara.', maw-raw'; for 4751 fem. bit- 4779. ter; Mara, a symbol, name of Naomi:
;
(Chald.),
maw-rawd';
mar-dooth';
from 4804.
U1M
"""IM
same as 4776; rebellious: rebellious.

from 4805.
4780. fllTlM
marduwth,
Merodak,
m raf m riy,
e e
i.e. (fig.)
(Chald.), mer-at'; corresp. to
4803; to pull oft: be plucked.
mer-ee';
4756. N'lM
marc'
(Chald.),
maw-ray 1 ;
ineering; a master:
root corresp. to 4754 in lord, Lord.
from a the sense of dom- 4781.

Comp.
4775; rebelliousness:
X rebellious.
from 4784; bitterness, rebellion; concr. bitter, or re-
TlHM Mr6dab,
a
4757.
mer-o-dawk1 ; of for. der.; Bab. idol: Merodach.

mor-dek-ah'ee; of for. an Isr. Mordecai.
:
N'lM mora'.
4757.
See
4172.
bellious:-bitter, (most) rebel (-lion, -lious). e riy', mer-ee'; from 4754 in the sense 4806. of crossness, through the idea of domi-
N^M
Ty*b3 TtthH M*r6'dak
Bal'adan,
4782.
""ST Mordkay,
der.
;
mer-o-dak' bal-aw-dawn' ; of for. der.; Merodak-Baladan, a Bab. king: Merodach-baladan. Comp. 4781.
Mordeccti,
neering (comp. 4756); stall-fed; often (as noun) a beeve: fat (fed) beast (cattle, -ling).
4783. E]T?M
mnrdaph,
marah,
moor-dawf; from
4807.
7291;
b?a
S^M
M riyb
c
Baal,
mer-eeb1 bah'-
persecuted: persecuted.
4758. itStTI?
mar-eh'; from 7200; a view (the act of seeing); also an appearance (the thing seen), whether (real) a shape (espec. often plur. the looks), or if handsome, comeliness; (mental) a vision: X apparently, appearance (-reth), X as soon as beautiful (-ly), countenance, fair, favoured, form, goodly, to look (up) on (to), look [-eth], pattern, to see, seem, sight, visage, vision.
mar'eh,
4784. !TnM
(fig.)
maw-raw?; a prim, root;
to
be (caus. make) bitter (or unpleasant) to rebel (or resist; causat. to provoke):bitter, change, be disobedient, disobey, grievously, provocation,
provoke (ing),
4759.
fWlM mar'ah, mar-aw';

vision; also (causat.)
fem. of 4758;
a mirror:look-
as 4808; Meribah, the name of two maw-raw'; the same as 4751 places in the Desert: Meribah. fem.; bitter; Marah, a place in the erly Ba'al, mer-ee 1 bah'Û; 4810. ^53 "+JS Desert:Marah. from 4805 and 1168; reoettion oj TIM Moreh. See 4175. a (i.e. against) Baal; Meri-Baal, an epithet of Gid-
(be) rebel (against, -lious).
m 4809. J"iyTM M rf ybah, mer-ee-baw';

7378; quarrel: e
from 7378 and 1168; quarreller of Baal; Merib-Baal, an epithet of Gideon: Meribbaal. Comp. 4810. eriybah, 4808. FET'TO mer-ee-6au>'; from
al;
provocation,
strife.
the
same
4785. f1T3
Marab,
ing glass, vision.
4786. !YlM 4787. iTjM
marab, mo-raw
ness, i.e. (fig.)
from
4843;
bitter-
4760. FlN'TO mar'ah., moor-aw';
frouMe.-grief.
of 4786;
appar. fem. pass, causat. part, of 7200; something conspicuous, i.e. the craw of a bird (from its prominence):crop.
inorrah, mor-raw'; a form

trouble:bitterness.
4788.
TlTJ
maruwd,
maw^rood'; from 7800 In
eon: Merl-baal. Comp. 4807. c rayah, mer-aw-yawf; from 4784; 4811. fT'lM rebellion; Merajah, an Isr. :Meraiah. Comp. 8236. r"PT3 Moriyah. See 4179.
flN1M
4761.
(plur.
M r>6wn.
e
See
8118.
1
the sense of maltreatment; (abstr.) destitution: cast out, misery.
an outcast;
4812. riT'lM
Meray6wth, mer-aw-yohth'
of
4811;
plur.
STBNIM mar'ashah, mar-aw-shaw
rebellious;
Merajoth,
dei.e.
4789. n"1H
4790. (TVlM
Merowz.
Meroz, a
bruised,
the
nom. from 7218; prop, headship, for collect.) dominion:principality.
may-roze'; of uncert. der. place in Pal.:Meroz.

mer-o-akh'; from 4799; emasculated:broken.
name of two Isr.:Meraiotb.

4813. V~fli
mrowarh
i.e.
Mlryam,
rebelliously;
4762 H^N'-IM Mar'eshah, mar-ay-shaw 1 ; or

SllB^lM
meer-yawm'; from 4805; Mirjam, the name of two

mer-ee-rooth';
i.e. (flg.)
mar-ay-shaw'; formed 4791. di^lM marfiwm, maw-rome'; from 7311; altitude, i.e. concr. (an elevated place), like 4761; summit; Mareshah, the abstr. (elevation), flg. (elation), or adv. (aloft):(tax) name of two Isr. and of a place in Pal. : Mareshah. above, dignity, haughty, height, (most, on) high 4763. rTBN'l'P mra'ashah mer-ah-ash-aw' (one, place), loftily, upward. formed like 4761; prop, a head4792. fiilM may^rome'; formed like piece, i.e. (plur. for adv.) at (or as) the head-rest 4791; height; Merom, a lake in Pal.: (or pillow):bolster, head, pillow. Comp. 4772.
Mareshah,
4814.
Israelitessesr Miriam. e riyruwth,
niT^M
"
I
m
e
from
grief:bitterness.
4843;
bitterness,
4815.
T'"1M
m riyriy,
bitter,
i.e.
mer-ee-ree';
from
4843;
Merowm,
poisonous:
bitter.
4764.
SIM
OTerab, may-rawb';
crease; Jlerab,
from 7231; ina daughter of Saul: 4793.
Merom.
yiTa merowtl
run
e
may-rotes': from 7323;
Merab.
4765.
(the trial of
speed): race.
mer-oo-tsaw'; or
perh. from 7401; fear: faintness. 4817. SB'IM merbab, mer-kawV; from 7398; & a chariot; also a seat (in a vehicle):
4816. '3HM
mdrek,
softness,
mo'-rek;
i.e. (flg.)
TJTQ marbad,
mar-bad'; from 7234; coverlet:covering of tapestry.
a 4794. itSJYTO
!"I5TnM
m< ru vvt sail
chariot, covering, saddle.
m rutsah, mer-oo-tsaw';
4818. tiaS'HM
merbabab,
mer-kaw-baw' ; fem.
fem. of
of 4817; a chariot:chariot. See also
4766. ilS'lM
marbeb, mar-beh'; from 7235; prop. increasing; as noun, greatness, or (adv.) greatly,-great, increase,
4793; a race (the act), whether the 1084. manner or the progress:course, running. Comp. 4819. rijb'lM markoletb, mar-ko'-leth; 7408; a mart:merchandise.
from
; ;
;;
;;

JTO'TO
deceit
(-ful,
Mekawreh Mastaymaw
4869;
73
mlrmah,
meer-maw'; from
7411 in
!"J1i173
the sense of deceiving; fraud: craft, -fully), false, feigned, guile, subtilly,
m rdwrah,
e
mer-o-raw';
from
a
bitter
Misgab, a place in
Moab:Misgab.
4843; prop, bitterness; concr.
4870'.
!"1312373
mlshgeb,
error:
mish^gay'; from 7686; an
treachery.
thing; spec, bile; also (thing), galL
venom
(of
a serpent):bitter
4871.
FI12J73
oversight.
(lit.
4821.
ft53*l?3
Mirmab,
4830;
e
meer-maw1 ; the same as 4847. "IIT? Mirmah, an Isr.:Mirma.

also 4848.
T T
masbah,
to pull out
e raxty,
mer-cito-ree';
from
4843;
maw-shaw 1 ; a prim, root; or flg.):draw (out),

from 4871; draw-
bitter;
Merari, an Isr.:Merari.
See
draw
4872.
(out).
!"I12373
4832. ITtoTn
M r5m6wtb,
Mosheb, mo-sheh';
mer-ay-mohth' plur. from 7311; heights; Meremoth,
4848. "'IIT?
Mâriy,
Merarite
mer-aw-ree
from
4847;
the name of two Isr :Meremoth.
(collect.),
or desc. of Mera-
4823. 073^73
mirma*;, meer-mawce
from
ri:Merarites.
7439;
ing out (of the water), i.e. rescued; Mosheh, the Isr. lawgiver: Moses. (Chald.), mo-sheh'; corresp. 4873. 2112373 to 4872: Moses.
Mosheb
a debt:
abasement (the act or the thing): tread (down) -ing, (to be) trodden (down) under foot.
mzhtt lUaresbab. See 4762.

4849.
ri3>12?173
4874. n"J372
masbsbeb,
e show'ah, mesh-o-aw1 or ; 4824. "'ribin lU&rdndtbiy, may-rchno-thee' from 7561; a female wicked doer: 4875. !"I8il2373 patrial from an unused noun; aMero- wicked woman. f!N25?3 m'sho'ali. mesh-o-aw'; from the nothite, or inhab. of some (otherwise unknown) Mero- 4850. Q?n173 M. e rathaylm, mer-aw-thah'-yim; same as 7722; (a) ruin, abstr. (the act) noth: Meronothite. dual of 4751 fem.; double bitterness; or concr. (the wreck) desolation, waste. 4825. 0173 Mere*;, meh'-res; of for. der.; Meres, Merathajim, an epithet of Babylon:Merathaim. 4876. !"IOTt2372 niashshuWab, mash-shoo-aw>'; 4851. 12373 Mash, mash; of for. der.; Mash, a son aPers.;Meres. or of Aram, and the people desc. from 4826. N3D173 Marc e na>, mar-sen-aw ; of for. T1N1B33 mashshii'ah, mash-shoo-aw '; for him: Mash. der.; Marsena, a Pers.: Marsena. 4875; ruin: desolation, destruction. 4827. Tya mera', may-rah'; from 7489; used as 4852. K1B73 Mesha', may-sham'; of for. der.; 4877. aaiffi'n M'showbab, mesh-o-bawb'; from Mesha, a place in Arabia: Mesha. (abstr.) noun, wickedness:do mischief. 7725; returned; .MesAooao, an Isr.:
'
mirsba'atb,
meer-shah'-ath;
mash-sheh'; from 5383;
|-
creditor.
'
may-ray'-ah; from 7462 in 4853. N1I373 massa.', mas-saw'; from 5375; a Meshobab. burden; spec, tribute, or (abstr.) porter- 4878. HaiUJ73 e shuwbah, mesh-oo-baw' ; or the sense of companionship; a friend: age; flg. an utterance, chiefly a doom, espec. singcompanion, friend. e shubah, mesh-oobaw' ; from 212112333 4829. !"W"173 mir'eli, meer-eh'; from 7462 in the ing; mental, *lcsire: burden, carry away, prophecy, 7725; apostasy: backsliding, turninft sense of feeding; pasture (the place or X they set, song, tribute.
4828. 5|173 m6rsa<,
m m
Massa', mas-saw'; the same as 4853; the act); also the haunt of wild animals:feeding 4854. N1I372 T burden; Massa, a son of Ishmael: place, pasture.
'
W.I
away.
4879.
take:
213112373
m shuwgah, mesh-oo-gaw'
mashowt,
7751 ;
4830. IT'S"!)? mlr'iytb, meer-eeth'; from 7462 in the sense of feeding; pasturage; 4855. N1BM
concr.
a.
e ; from an unused root mean, to stray; mis-
mashsba',
mash-shaw'; from 5383;

interest
error.
23112373
flock: flock, pasture.
a loan; by impl.
exaction, usury.
on a debt:
4880.
maw-shote'; or
mish-shote';
1
4831. Flb?n73 OTar'alaU, mar-al-aw'; from 7477; from 5375; parperh. earthquake; Maralah, a place 4856. NTS!? niasso', mas-sof; tiality (as a lifting up):respect. in Pal.: Maralah. 4881. 4832. NS*TO marp^>, mar-pay 1 ; from 7495; prop. 4857. SN12373 mash'ab, mash-awb'; from 7579; a trough for cattle to drink from: curative, i.e. lit. (concr.) a medicine,
23112373
mishshowf,
an oar:
e
from
;
2123*112373
213312373
m suwkab, mes-oo-kaw or mcsukab, mes-oo-kaw/; from 7753;

1
oar.
a hedge: hedge. or (abstr.) a cure; fig. (concr.) deliverance, or (abstr.) place of drawing water. e sbo'ah. See 4875. 4882. 210, 112373 m'shnwcah, mesh-oo-saw '; from ilNiap placidity: ([in-]) cure (-able), healing (-1th), remedy, an unused root mean, to plunder; sound, wholesome, yielding. from spoliation /spoil. 4858. !"INil373 massa'ab, mas-saw-aw'; 4833. U3EH73 mirpas, meer-paws'; from 7515; 5375; a conflagration (from the rising 4883. 1111373 massdwr, mas-sore'; from an unmuddled water:that which . have of smoke): burden. used root mean, to rasp; a saw:saw. fouled. 4859. J1N1S7? masbsha'ah, mash-shaw-aw' e siiwrah, mes-oo-raw 1 ; from an 4884. SrTjItaa 4834. V173 marats, maw-rats'; a prim, root; fem. of 4855; a loan: X any [-thing], unused root mean, appar. to divide; prop, to press, i.e. (fig.) to be pungent debt. a measure (for liquids): measure. or vehement; to irritate: embolden, be forcible, J-iNJgp mashshu'ab. See 4876. 4885. 113112333 masons, maw-soce'; from 7797; degrievous, sore. light, concr. (the cause or object) or e rutsal, from 4860. ]iN1IS72 masksha'own. mash-shaw-ohn'; mer-oo-tsaw' ; 4835. SlUtlM abstr. (the feeling):joy, mirth, rejoice. from 5377; dissimulation:deceit. 7533; oppression: violence. See also 4794. 4861. bN1D73 Mish'al, mish-awl'; from 7592; re- 4886. (112373 mashach, maw-shakh'; a prim, root; to rub with oil, i.e. to anoint; by impl. quest; Mishal, a place in Pal. :Mishal, 4836. ?2t173 martsa, mar-tsay'-ah; from 7527; to consecrate; also to paint: anoint, paint. Misheal. Comp. 4913. an awl: aul.
4837. fiBSfclT?
martsepbetb,
from
7528;
mar-tseh'-feth;
4862.
!"lbN12373
mlsh'alah, mish-aw-law
from 4887.
ni2J7p
m sbacb
e
4886;
(Chald.), mesh-akh';
from
7592; a request: desire, petition. a pavement: pavement. 4838. J5173 maraq, maw-rak'; a prim, root; to 4863. n1N123J3 misb'eretb, mish-eh'-reth; from 4888. 7604 in the orig. sense of swelling; a polish; by impl. to sharpen; also to kneading-trough (in which the dough rises): kneadrinse: bright, furbish, scour.
a root corresp.
212111373 21)112373
to 4886; oil: oil.
misbcbab, meesh-khaw'; mosbcbab, mosh-khaw

(-tag),
or
1
from
4839. p173
maraq,
(as if
maw-rawk'; from
:
4838; soup
6564.
ing trough, store.
unction (the act); by impl. a

ointment.
a rinsing)
broth.
consecratory gift: (to be) anointed
See also
4864.
21X12373
mas'eth, mas-ayth';
from
5375;
4889. rVTlilJa
masbcbiytb,
mash-kheeth'
4840. Hp173
prop, (abstr.) a raising (as of the from 7843; destructive, i.e. (as noun) hands in prayer), or rising (of flame); flg. an utter- destruction, lit. (spec, a snare) or flg. (oomtpWon): concr. a beacon (as raised); a present (as ance; mer-kaw-khaw' corruption, (to) destroy (-ing), destruction, trap, 4841. S"Itlj5173 merqacbah, taken), mess, or tribute; fig. a reproach (as a burfem. of 4840; abstr. a seasoning X utterly. den):burden, collection, sign of fire, (great) flame, (with spicery); concr. an unguent-kettle (for prepar4890. T?tTO73 miscbaq, mis-khawk'; from 7831; a
merqach,
mer-kawkh'; from 7543;
a spicy herb:
X sweet.
ing spiced oil): pot of ointment,
well.
gift, lifting
up, mess, oblation, reward.
4842. nn]?*TO
also
mlrqacbatb,
from
7543;
meer-kakh'-ath;
23,12373
moshab.
e
laughing-stock:scorn.
See
4186.
4891.
4878.
1)111373
an unguent-pot: mish-bets-aw' 48G5. riSSaiDM mishb etsa.b, art, compound, ointment. from 7660; a brocade; by anal, a prim, root; prop. maw-rar'; a 4843. 1153 marar, (reticulated) setting of a gem:ouch, wrought. to trickle [see 4752] but used only as a denom. from 4751; to be (causat. make) bitter (lit. or 4866. 1212373 mlsbber, mish-bare'; from 7665; the orifice of the womb (from which fig.):(be, be in, deal, have, make) bitter (-ly, -ness), breaks forth):birth, breaking forth. be moved with choler, (be, have sorely, it) grieved the foetus 4867. 1312373 mishbar, mish-bawr'; from 7665; a (-eth), provoke, vex. breaker (of the sea):billow, wave. e r6r, mer-ore'; or 4844. 1173 21312373 mlsbbatb, mish-bawth' ; from 7673; er6wr, mer-ore'; from 4848; a 11173 cessation, i.e. destruction: sabbath. bitter herb:bitter (-ness). 3S12573 misg&h, mis-gawb'; from 7682; prop, 1 e mer-ay-raw from 4843; rsrah, ; 4845. Fill?? a cliff (or other lofty or inaccessible bile (from its bitterness):gall. place); abstr. altitude; fig. a refuge: defence, high 1 e r6rab, mer-o-raw ; or HI !?? fort (tower), refuge.
;
an aromatic unguent; prepared by the apothecaries'
TG'B'n
m sbubah.
mlsbcbar,
7836 in the
mish-khawr1 ;
from
See
sense of day breaking;
dawn:morning.
4892. rinUJ73
mashchetb,
4889; destruction:
mash-khayth';
destroying.
or
;
for
4893. nnia'73
ntlU373
misbcbatb, mish-khawth' ; mosbcbatb, mosh-khawth'

7843;
from
disfigurement:
corruption,
marred.
m m m
4894. rjitaaSM
nUTJ373
mlsbtowacb,
mlsbfacb,
7849;
mish-to'-akh; or
from a spreading-place: (to) spread

mish-takh';
(forth, -ing, upon).
4895. STjUtXM
hatred.
maslemah,
from the same as
7850;
mas-tay-maw' enmity:
74
4896.
Mishtawr Nehbcl
"itffij??

7860;
mlshtar, mish-tawr1 ; from

jurisdiction: dominion.
meh'-shee;
4917.
nnblBa mlshlachath,
fern, of 4916;
mish-lakh'-ath;
i.e.
i.e.
circle of relatives; fig. a class (of persons),
a mission,
(abstr.
cies (of animals) or sort (of things);
a spe. by extens. a tribe
4897.
""Ilia
meshiy,
(as
from
""IPO
drawn from the cocoon):silk. OTfishty See 4187.
4898. bsanajia
410; delivered
formal decree (human or [partic] divine law, individual or collect.), includ. the act, the place, the suit, ftp frim^.and the penalty; abstr. justice, includ. a zabeel. mohth'; plur. from 7999; reconcilia- partic. right, or privilege (statutory 3" customary), or 4899. l?^? m&ahiyaeh, maw-shee'-alea; from tions: Meshillemoth, an Isr. :Meshillemoth. Comp. even adversary, ceremony, charge, a style: 4886; anointed; usually a consecrated 4921. X crime, custom, desert, determination, discretion, person (as a king;, priest, or saint); spec, the Mes- 4920. t-pabTO? meshelemyah, roesn-efc-lem- disposing, due, fashion, form, to be judged, judgeiah:anointed, Messiah. yaw 1 ; or ment, just (-ice, -ly), (manner of) law (-ful), manner, TjlBO mashate, ?naw-rftafc'; prim, e 4900. a root; ItTabjIJa shelemyahuw, mesh-eh- measure, (due) order, ordinance, right, sentence, to dra), used in a great variety of lem-yaW -two; from 7999 and 3050; usest, x worthy, wrong. applications (includ. to sow, to sound, to prolong, ally ofjah; Meshelemjah, an Isr. :Meshelemiah. mUh-pawth'; from 4942. 151312)73 mlshpath, to develop, to march, to remove, to delay, to fie tall, 4921. mKfelffl? OT 6 shlllemiyth, mesh-il-lay8192; a stall for cattle (only dual): etc.):draw (along, out), continue, defer, extend, meeth'; from 7999; reconciliation} burden, sheepfold. forbear, X give, handle, make (pro-, sound) long, Meshillemith, an Isr. Meshillemith. Comp. 4919. X sow, scatter, stretch out. 4943. pl2513 megheq, meh'-shek; from an unused mesh-ool-leh'4922. nKfcttia Jfreshullemeth, hold; possession: root mean, to 4901. TJISB meshek, meh'-shek; from 4900; a meth; fern, of 4918; Meshullemeth, steward. sowing,* also a possession; precious, an Israelitess: Meshullemeth. price. e shammah, 4923. !17|12372 mesh-am-maw '; 4944. pi2?B mashahaq, mash-shawk'; from 8264; 4902. TITOS Meshiek, meh'-shek; the same in form a traversing, i.e. rapid motion: run from 8074; a waste or amazement: for. der. as 4901, but prob. of Meshek, ning to and fro. astonishment, desolate. a son of Japheth, and the people desc. from him: from 4945. 51pl2J72 mashqeh, mash-keh'; from 8248; 4924. "]ai2513 mashman, mash-mawn'; Mesech, Hesbech. prop, causing to drink, i.e. a butler;
ale';
M sheyaabel,
e
tt and favorable) release, or (concr. and unfavorable) or people:family, kind (-red). an army: discharge, sending. 4941. DB12573 mlshpat, mish-pawt'; from 8199; prop, a uerdicl (favorable or unfa4918. tij<l2J72 jffl e shnllam, mesh-ool-lawm' ; from 7999; allied; Meshullam, the name of vorable) pronounced judicially, espec. a sentence or mesh-ay-zab4871;
from an
equiv. to 7804
and seventeen Isr. :Meshullam.

4919. rmfeffil?
of Ood; Meshezabei, an Isr.:Meshe-
mshlllem6wth,
mesh-U-lav-
4903. n31iS73 4904.

31312573
mlslikah
resp. to 4904;
(Chald.), mush- /tab1 ;
cor-
a bed: bed.
8080; fat, i.e. (lit. and abstr.) fatness; but usually (fig. ana concr.; a rich dish, a fertile field, a robust man:fat (one, -ness, -test, -test place).
by impl.
(intrans.)
region:butler
(-ship),
drink (itself) fig. a well-watered cupbearer, drink (-ing), fat

;
mlskkab,
a 6ed
(fig.
mUh-kawb'; from
tier);
7901;
abstr. steep;
by
euphem.
carnal intercourse;bed couch, lieth (lying) with. e sukah. See 4881. TOiBO
([-chamber]),
Mishmannah, mish-man-naw' pasture, watered. from 8080; fatness; Mashmannah, 4946. ?ipTO? mlshqowl, wish-kale 1 ; from 8254; weight: weight. an Isr. :Mishmannah. 4926. S73125B niiihma*. mish-maw 1 ; from 8085; a 4947. t|ipl2573 mashqowph, mash-kofe'; from t
4925.
5137312573
:
report:
hearing,
4905. V^tafi
Maachil.
maskiyl,
instructive,
mos-fceel';
I.e.
from 7919; 4927.
yi312373
Miahma!, mish-maw';
4926;
a didactic poem:
See
7925.
Mishma, the name
the same as of a son of
ing; a lintel:
8259 in its orig. sense of overhanglintel,
upper door post.
4948.
Ishmael, and of an Isr.: Mishma.
C31272
4906. rPSillft
mashkiym.
maskiyth,
as 7906;
mas-keetW ; from the a figure (carved on same stone, the wall, or any object); fig. imagination: conceit, image (-ry), picture, X wish.
4907. "jaiaa
mish-mah'-ath; fern, of 4926; audience, i.e. the royal court; also obedience, i.e. (concr.) a subject:bidding, guard, obey.
4928. ny7212372
mlshma'ath,
mish-kawl'; from 8254; weight (numerically estimated) hence, weighing (the act): (full) weight.
3J312572
;
mlahqal,
4949. rfc]?TB72
rftplI572
mlshqeleth,
mish-keh'-leth; or
mish-ko'-leth; fem.
i.e.
mlsbqoleth,
of 4948 or 4947;
4929.
17311573
ml* lunar
a weight,
a plum8257;
i.e.
mish-mawr'; from
8104';
met (with
4950.
line
attached):plummet.
misli-Jcaw';
mlghkan
(Chald.), mish-kari;
cor-
resp. to 4908; residence; habitation.
prison);
4908. "|312?B mislLka.il, mish-kawn'; from 7931; a residence (includ. a shepherd's hut, the lair of animals, fig. the grave; also the Temple) ; spec, the Tabernacle (prop, its wooden walls):
dwelleth,
tent.
a guard (the man, the post, or the deposit; also (as observed) a usage (abstr.), or an example (concr.): diligence, guard, office, prison, ward, watch.
fig.
a.
12372 mtshqa.% p r
from
settling
place
(of
water),
pond:deep.
4930.
dwelling (place), habitation,
tabernacle,
4909.
rHSiaa maskdreth,
7936;
mas-koh'^refh;
from
wages or a reward: reward,
maw-sAal'; a prim, root; to make to have) dominion, governor, X indeed, reign, (bear, cause to, have) rule (-tag, -r), have power.
4910. 31BB
mashal,
rule;
Chave,
4911. 3125a
mashal, maw-shal'; denom. from 4912;
to Itfcen, i.e. (trans.) to use figurative language (an allegory, adage, song or the like); intrans. to resemble.be (come) like, compare, use (as a) proverb, speak (in proverbs), utter.
appar. from 4910 in some orig. sense of superiority In mental action; prop, a pithy maorim, usually of a metaphorical nature; hence a simile (as an adage, poem, discourse): byword, like, parable, proverb.
4912.
31)312
mashal,
mow-shawl';
4913. 3125a
T T
Mashal,
'
maw-shawl'; for 4861; Ma-
4914.
4915.
3125)2
3125ft
a place in Pal. '.Mashal. mHhowl, mesh-ol'; from 4911; a satire;byword. mdshel, mo'-shel; (1) from 4910; empire; (2) from 4911; a. parallel: dominsftal,
ion, like.
D3T31I513
mlshlowsh.
See
7969.
4916. Olbttia
tpl2572
mlshlowach,
mlshloacb,
mishlach,
mish-lo'-akh; or
mish-lo'-akh; also
mish-lawkh'; from 7971; a sending out, i.e. (abstr.) presentation (favorable), or seizure (unfavorable); also (concr.) a place of dismissal, or a business to be discharged: to lay, to put, sending (forth), to set.
riblpa
4951. !"HiSB in Isr all. mis-raw'; from 8280; empire; government, 4952. nil!572 mlshrah, mish-raw 1 ; from 8281 in rV~;721"J72 4931. mlshmereth, mish-meh'-reth; the sense of loosening; maceration, fern, of 4929; watch, i.e. the act (cusi.e. steeped juice: liquor. tody) or (concr.) the sentry, the post; obj. preserva4953. "'pil'IST? mashrdwqiy (Chald.), mas7i-rotion, or (concr.) safe; fig. observance, i.e. (abstr.) duty, kee'; from a root eorresp. to 8319; a or (obj.) a usage or party: charge, keep, to be kept, (musical) pipe (from its whistling sound): flute. office, ordinance, safeguard, ward, watch. 4954. y'111373 Ittlshra'iy, mish-raw-ee' ; patrial 4932. 51312572 mlshneh, mish-neh'; from 8138; from an unused noun from an unprop, a repetition, i.e. a duplicate used root; prob. mean, to stretch out; extension; a (copy of a document), or a double (in amount); by Mishraite, or inhab. (collect.) of Mishra:Misnraites. impl. a second (in order, rank, age, quality or location): college, copy, double, fatlings, next, second 4955. SlBllDa mlsraphah, mis-raw-faw' ; from 8313; combustion, i.e. cremation (of (order), twice as much. a corpse), or calcination (of lime):burning. e ehiccah, mesh-is-saw'; 4933. 51312)73 from 4956. a^72 niEnta inisrephowth maylin, 8155; plunder: booty, spoil. mis-ref-ohth' mah'-yim; from 4934. 31912312 mlsh<6wl, misft-ole'; from the the plur. of 4955 and 4325; burnings of water; Missame as 8168; a hollow, i.e. a narrow rephoth-Majim, a place in Pal. :Misrephoth-mayim. passage: path. 4957. 71)5'niI573 Masreqah, mas-ray-kaw' ; a 4935. "WlJa mish'iy, mish-ee'; prob. from 8159; form for 7796 used denom.; m'neinspection: to supple. yard; Masrekah, a place in Idumsaa:Masrekah. 4936. t)S>125?2 iaisb'am, mish-awm 1 ; appar. from 4958. rTniIJ73 magreth, mas-rayth'; appar. from 8159; inspection; JMisftam, an Isr. : an unused root mean, to perforate, Misham. i.e. hollow out; a pan:pan. 4937. 1S125B mlsb'en, mish-ane'; or 4959. 1231B73 mashash, maw-shash' ; a prim, root: to feel of; by impl, to grope;feel, "rfOli mish'an, mish-awn'; from 8172; a support (concr.), i.e. (fig.) a protector grope, search. or sustenance: stay. 4960. tinlSa mlshteh, mish-teh'; from 8354; drink; by impl. drinking (the act); 4938. 513">125B miKti'eiiah, mish-ay-naw''; or also (by impl.), a banquet or (gen.) feast: banquet, rD512572 mlsb'eneth, mish^h'-neth; fem. drank, drink, feast ([-ed], -ing). of 4987; support (abstr.), i.e. (fig.) 4961. iinilJB mlshteh (Chald.), mish-teh'; eorsustenance or (concr.) a walking-stick:staff. resp. to 4960; a 6angue<;banquet. 4939. tlStoa mlspach, mis-pawkh'; from 5596; 4962. HO math, math; from the same as 4970; slaughter: oppression. prop, an aduW (as of full length); by 4940. 5D1B12572 mlahpachah, mish-paw-khaw'; impl. a man (only in the plur.): tfew, x friends, from 8192 [comp. 8198]; a family. men, persons, X small.
51*17311572
m.i-m' rail, mas-mer-aw';
for
4548 fern.; a peg:
nail.
,,
; -

4963. ISjITO
Mishtawr Nehbel
75
mathbeb, math-bane';
8401;
denom. from 4987. pritt

i.
mdtbeq,
mo'-thek; from 4985; sweet-
5013.
N33 n e ba>
(Chald.),
neb-aw'; corresp. to
straw in the heap:straw. 4964. 5n?3 metbeg, meh'-theg; from an unused

root mean, to curb;
5014. 233 nabab, naw-baV; a prim, root; to pierce; to be hollow, or (flg.) foolish: food:feed sweetly. nM Mitbqab, mith-kaw1 ; fern, of 4987; hollow, vain. r ba-' Amman, 4989. rtp 4965. rTONTl an?3 IKetbeg sweetness; Mithkah, a place in the 5015. 133 N ebdw, neb-o'; prob. of for. der.; meh'-theg haw-am-maw' ; from Nebo, the name of a Bab. deity, also of a Desert: Mithcah. 4964 and 520 with the art. interposed; bit of the memountain in Moab, and of a place in Pal.:Nebo. tropolis; Metheg-ha-Ammah an epithet of Gath: 4990. nl1n?3 OTlthrdatb, mith-red-awth' ; of Fers. origin; Mithredath, the name 5016. FKJ133 n e buw'ah, neb-oo-aw"; from 5012; Metheg-ammah. a prediction (spoken or written): of two Persians: Mithredath. 4966. pinM mathowq, maw-thoKe'; or prophecy. 4991. firm mattatb, mat-tawth'; fern, of 4976 5017. S18133 n ebnnr'ab (Chald.), neb-oo-aw; abbrev.; a present: gift, reward. pirm mathuwq, maw-thodk/; from 4985;
ness:sweetness. pD73 matbaq, maw-thawk'; from 4985; a

dainty,
i.e.
5012 :prophesy.
a bit: bit,
bridle.
(gen,)
sweet:
sweet
(-er, -ness).
4992. tlFlFlM
Mattattab,
4993; gift
mat-tat-taw1 ;
for
corresp. to 5016; inspired teaching:
4967. bNTIJinM
!
lU e tbuwsba'l, metA-oo-shawate';
of Jah; Mattattah, an
prophesying.
rel. interposed; man antediluvian patriarch:Methusael.
from 4962 and 410, with the Isr.:Mattathah. who (is) of God; Methushael, an 4993. ("PriPia Idattltbyab, mat-tith-yaW; or
liTTIFIM
meth-oo-
5018.
ffflSOf NbAwzaradan,
neb-oo-sar-
ad-awn'; of for. or.; iVebuzaradan, a Bab. general:Nebuzaradan.

5019.
MattithyaJiuw,
mat-tifft-jraw'-
1SK313133 Nbuwfc:adne>tstBar,
oo-kad^nets-tsar '; or
1
neb-
4968. nVfflirin
mnhnwsbelacb,
sheh'-lakh;
from 4962 and 7973;
man
hoo; from 4991 and 3050; gift of Jah; Mattithjah, the name of four Isr.:Mattithiah.
1SK31533 N'bukadnflMnar
24
tsar1 ; or
:
(2
Kings
of a dart; Methushelach, an antediluvian patriarch: Methuselah.
1,
10),
neb-oo-kad-nets(Esth.
4969. tin?J
maio-thakh'; a prim, root; to stretch out:spread out.
oiHthach.
4970.
matbay, maw-thah'ee; from an unused root mean, to extend; prop, extent (of time); but used only adv. (espec. with other par**rp2
ticles pref.),
when
(either rel. or interrog.):long,
when.
B"Tffl
4994. N3 na, nam; a prim, particle of incitement and entreaty, which may usually be rendered I pray, now or then; added mostly to verbs (in the Imperat. or Fut.), or to interj., occasionally to an adv. or conj. : I beseech (pray) thee (you), go to, now, oh.
1K313133
tsar'; or
Ne bnwkadnetstsar
2:6; Dan.
1
:
18), neb-oo-Jsad-mefs-
1SN113133 x e biiwkadre'tBt8ar,
neb-
oo-kad-rets-tsar1 ; or ebuwkadre>tstao\rr 1121811331313
'
(Ezra 2
1;
Jer.
49
28),
e tbiym.
See
4962.
4971. rOprVQ
matbkonetk,
math-ko'-neth; or
4995. N3 na>, naw; appar. from 5106 in the sense of harshness from refusal; prop, tough, i.e. uncooked (flesh) :raw. 4996.
528.
neb-oo-kadsrets-tsore' ; at for. der.; Nebukadnetstsar

(or -retstsar, or -retstsor), e
king of Babylon:Nebu-
math-koo'-neth; from 8505 in the transferred sense of measuring,' proportion (in size, number or ingredients):composition, measure, state, tale. mat-tel-aw-aw' 4972. SlNbjTO matt e la'ab,
rOprTO
matbkunetb,
&
chadnezzar, Nebuchadrezzar.
Nd>, no; of Eg.
origin;
No
(i.e.
Thebes),
5020. 1S31331313
N bwkadnetstsar (C!hald.),
neb-oo-fcod-nefs-fsar'; corresp. to
the capital of Upper Egypt: No.
Comp.
5021. ")STTB133
4997.
Tto no'd, node; or

11N3
5019:Nebuchadnezzar.
Ne bnW8hazban,
neb-oo-shaz-
bawn'; of for. der.; Nebushazban, Nebuchadnezzar's chief eunuch: Nebushazban. !T13 no-daw 1 ; from an unused trouble /; what a weariness. fem. plnr. root of uncert. signif.; a (skin or 5022. m33 Nabowth, naw-both'; e tball e <ab, meth-al-leh-aw ; 4973. inf Snn from the same as 5011; fruits; Naboth, contr, from 3216; prop, a biter, i.e. a leather) bag (for fluids):bottle. an Isr.: Naboth. tooth:cheek (jaw) tooth, jaw. *Tlffl ne'darty. See 142. 5023. }""3T33 n e blzbab (Chald.), neb-iz4>aw'; of 4974. di"02 m'tliom, meth-ohm'; from 8552; 4998. !"!N3 na'ab, naw-aw 1 ; a prim, root; prop. uncert. der. ; a largess: reward. wholesomeness; also (adv.) completeto be at home, i.e. (by impl.) to be 5024. D33 nabach, naw-bakh'; a prim, root; to ly:men [by reading 4962], soundness. pleasant (or suitable), i.e. beautiful:be beautiful, bark (as a dog):bark. "jrra Methen. See 4981. become, be comely. 5025. tl33 Nobacb, no'-bach; from 5024; a bark; naw-aw'; from 4998; a home; Nobach, the name of an Isr., and of a 4975. "jrib motben, mo'-then; from an unused 4999. StSO na'ab, fig. a pasture:habitation, house, pasroot mean, to slender; prop, place of the Jordan:Nobah.
from
4100
and
8513;
what
a
1
nd'wd,
node; also (fem.)
noMah
be the waist or small of the back; only in plur. the loins: ture, pleasant place. 5000. ST183 na'veb, greyhound, loins, side.
E.
4976. 4977.
"jFffl
matt a ii,
mat-tawn';
from
5414;
a
5001.
5116;
suitable,
naw-veh'; or
from
5026.
or 4998 beautiful: be-
m33 mbcbaz,
nabaf,
chaz, a deity of the Avites:
nib-khaz'; of for. or.; NibNibbaz.
present:gift,[to give, reward. Mattan, mat-tawn'; the same as 4976; Mattan, the name of a priest of Baal, and of an Isr.: Mattan. (Chald.), mat-ten-aW; 4978. MF1U matt e na> corresp. to 4979:gift.
")ni3
cometh, comely, seemly.
DSC na'am, naw-am'; a prim,

to whisper,
i.e.
root; prop. (by impl.) to utter as an

5001;
oracle: say.
5002. DN? 5003. E1N3

adulterer
ne>nm,
neh-oom'; from oracle: (hath) said, saith.
an
naw-bat'; a prim, root; to scan, i.e. look intently at; by impl. to regard with pleasure, favor or care: (cause to) behold, consider, look (down), regard, have respect, see. e baf, neb-awt'; from 5027; regard; 5028. E333
5027. 333
Nebat, the
Nebat.
father
of
Jeroboam I:
corresp. to
4979. n;n?2
a sacrificial
4980.
mat-taw-naw' ; fern, of a present; spec.'(ta a good sense) offering, (in a bad sense) a bribe: gift.
4976;
mattanab,
na'apb, naw-af; a
(-ess),
5029. N"^? commit adultery; fig. commit (-tag) adultery, woman that
6003;
prim, root; to to apostatize:
nebiy
5030;
(Chald.), meb-ee';
a prop het:prophet.
!"!2rra
mattanab,
same as
4979;
breaketh wedlock.
C]Stt
mat-taw-naw ; the 5004. Mattanah, a place in

1
ni'nph, nee-oof; from

tery:adultery.
adul-
5030. NîlS nabiy', naw-bee'; from 5012; a prophet or (gen.) inspired man:prophecy, that prophesy, prophet.
5031. H8"'33
neo-ee-yaw>; fem. of a prophetess or (gen.) inspired woman; by impl. a poetess; by association a prophet's wife:prophetess.
5030;
the Desert:Mattanah.
OTitbniy, mith-nee 1 ; prob. patrial from an unused noun mean, slender5006. ness; a Uithnite, or inhab. of Methen: Mithnite. e mat-ten-ah'ee; M.att nay, from 4976; 4982. "'JFlB
4981.
"'Sri?
5005. t]1BK3
na'apbtrnpb,
5008;
nah-af-oof; from adultery: adultery.
nebiyab,
itoeroZ;
Mattenai, the
name
of three
Isr.:Mattenai.
4983. !"P3nU
Mattanyab,
mat-tan-yaw'; or
naw-ats'; a prim, root; to scorn; or (Eccles. 12 5) by interch. for 5132, to bloom: abhor, (give occasion to) blaspheme, contemn, despise, flourish, X great, provoke. e 'atsab, neh-aw-tsaw '; or 5007. J1SN3
:
VSO na'ats,
5032.
nTSS N e bayowtb,
rP33
neb-aw-yoth'; or
N ebay6tb,
from
neb-aw-uotft'; fem. plur. 5107; fruitfulnesses; Nebajoth, a
irP3CT3 OTattanyabirw, mat-tan-yaw' hoo; from 4976 and 3050; gt/t o/ ./aft; Mattanjah, the name of ten Isr. :Mattaniah. D^DrVQ motbnaylm. See 4975.
4984.
(Si!53)nW
5lSIf*3
ne'atsah, neh-aw-tsaw1 ; from

scorn: blasphemy.
naw-afc';
5006;
son of Ishmael, and the country settled by him:

Nebaioth, Nebajoth.
5008.
pN3 na'aq,
a prim,
root;
to
5033.
spring.
^33 nebek,
groan: groan. eaqab, neft-aw-fcaw'; from 5008; a 5009. STpM
nay'-bek; from an unused root mean, to burst forth; a fountain:
mithnasse',
mith-nas-say' ;
from
exal-
5375; (used as abstr.)
supreme
groan: groaning. 5010. 1N3 na'ar, naw-ar'; a prim, root;

ject:abhor,
5034. 333 nabel, naw-bale'; a prim, root; to

wilt; gen. to fall away, fail, faint; fig. to be foolish or (mor.) wicked; causat. to despise, disgrace: disgrace, dishonour, lightly esteem, fade
to re-
tation:exalted.
make
void.
4985.
pTO mathaq,
maw-thak'; a prim, root; to suck, by impl. to relish, or (tatrans.)

4985;
fig.
5011.
313
nobe; the same as 5108; fruit; Nob, a place in Pal. :Nob.
Nob.
be tweet; be (made,
4986ness.
x take) sweet. metbeq, meh'-thek; from

pleasantness
(of
(away, -ing), fall (down, -ling, off), do foolishly, to nought, x surely, make vile, wither.
come
5012. N33 naba', naw-baw

prophesy,
i.e.
a prim, root; to
speak
(or sing)
by
5035. b33 nebel, neh'-bel; or
inspira-
discourse):sweet-
tion (in prediction or simple discourse):prophesy (-tnzX. make self a prophet.
533 nebel,
nay'-bel;
from
5034;
skta-bafl
tor liquids (from collapsing when empty);
Nawbawl Nakhnoo
hence,

;
(Psa. 61 title), neg-eenath'; from 5059; prop, instrumental psaltery, vessel, viol. music; by impl. a stringed instrument; by extens. a 5036. bii nabal, naw-bawl'; from 5034; stupid; poem set to music; spec, an epigram: stringed wicked (espec. impious) :fool (-ish, -ish instrument, musick, Neginoth [plur.], song.
a vase (as
lyre (as
similar in shape when full) also a having a body of like form) :bottle, pitcher,
n?"1 ??
negiynath
5077. 7113
N13
i.e.
nadah, naw-date'; nada' (2 Kings 17
or
:
21),
naw-daw'; a
prim, root; prop, to toss; flg. to exclude, banish, postpone, prohibit:cast out, drive, put
far away.
man,
naw-gan'; a prim, root; prop, to thrum, i.e. beat a tune with the 5037. b33 Nabal, nawbawl'; the same as 5036; fingers; espec. to play on a stringed instrument; dolt; Nabal, an Isr.: Nabal. hence (gen.) to make music: player on instruments, e 5038. Sib?)? n blah, neb-ay-law'; from 5034; a sing to the stringed instruments, melody, ministrel,
-ish
woman),
vile person.
5059.
"]33
nagan,
nay'-deh; from 5077 in the freely flinging money; a bounty (for prostitution):gifts.
5078. 7113
nedeh,
sense
of
5079.
HI? nlddah,
i.e. a carcase or carrion (human or bestial, often collect.); fig. an idol: (dead) body, (dead) carcase, dead of itself, which died, (beast) that (which) dieth of itself.
fiabby thing,
nid-daw'; from 6074; prop. rejection; by impl. impurity, espec. per-
play
(-er, -ing).
sonal (menstruation) or moral (idolatry, incest):
5039. ttbai
concr.
nebalah,
foolishness,
naga*, naw-gah'; a prim, root; prop, to X far, fllthiness, x flowers, menstruous (woman), put touch, i.e. lay the hand upon (for any apart, X removed (woman), separation, set apart, purpose; euphem., to lie with a woman) by impl. to unclean (ness, thing, with fllthiness).
5060.
3>33
;
neb-aw-law';
i.e.
fern, of 5036;
reach
(mor.)
wickedness;
vile,
a crime; by
extens.
punishment:folly,
nab-looth';
i.e.
to arrive, acquire); violently, to strike (punish, defeat, destroy, etc.) :beat, (x be able to) bring (down), cast, come (nigh), draw near (nigh),
(flg.
5080. 7113
cations,
lit.
nadach,
naw-dakh'; a prim, root; to
push off; used in a great variety of appliand flg. (to expel, mislead, strike, inflict,
villany.
5040. rnb3l?
nabluwth,
from
5036;
get up, happen, join, near, plague, reach (up), smite, strike, touch.
prop, disgrace, da:lewdness.
the (female) puden-
5061.
3*33
5041. 1323?
N ebaMa(;,
neb-al-lawt' ; appar.
;
5036 and 3909 a place in Pal. :Neballat.
from a leprous person or dress): plague, foolish secrecy; Neballat, stripe, stroke, wound.
5062.
E]33
negat, neh'-gah; from 5060; a blow (flg. infliction) also (by impl.) a spot (concr.
;
etc.):banish, bring, cast down (out), chase, compel, draw away, drive (away, out, quite), fetch a stroke, force, go away, outcast, thrust away (out), withdraw.
5081. 3T13
sore, stricken,
nanimous;
prim, root; to
([hearted]).
naw-deeb'; from 5068; prop. voluntary, i.e. generous; hence, magas noun, a grandee (sometimes a
nadiyb,
5043. 3*33 liaba', naw-bah'; a prim, root; to gush forth; fig. to utter (good or bad words); spec, to emit (a foul odor);belch out, flowing, pour out, send forth, utter (abundantly). 5043. 818133
nagaph, naw-gaf; a
tyrant): free, liberal (things), noble, prince, willing
push, gore, defeat, stub (the toe), inflict (a disease): beat, dash, hurt, plague, slay, smite (down), strike, stumble, X surely, put to the worse.
5082. 7 Q" 13
l
ne diybah,
ned-ee-baw';
i.e.
5081; prop, nobility,

soul.
fem. of reputation:
neDr e sha
(Chald.), neb-reh-shaw'
5063.
light; plur.
from an unused root mean, to shine; (collect.) a chandelier: candlestick.
neh'-ghef; the foot); flg. disease) :plague, stumbling.

!Tj33
negeph,
(of
from 5062; a an infliction
trip
(of
5083.
*]13
nadan,
nadan,
naw-dawn'; prob. from an unused root mean, to give; a present (for

naw-dawn'; of uncert. der.; sheath (of a sword): sheath.
prostitution) :gift.
5044. 112553
shan.
Nibshan,
nib-shawn'; of uncert. der.; Mbshan, a place in Pal.:Nib-
5045. 333 negeb, neh'-gheb; from an unused root mean, to be parched; the south (from its 5065. IBM nagas, naw-gas'; a prim, root; to drive (an animal, a workman, a debtor, drought); spec, the Negeb or southern district of Judah, occasionally, Egypt (as south to Pal.);south an army) by impl. to tax, harass, tyrannize: dis;
a prim, root; to flow; flg. to stretch out; eausat. to pour out or down; flg. to deliver over:fall, flow away, pour down (out), run, shed, spilt, trickle down.
;
5064. 133
nagar, naw-gar
5084.
"J13
5085. 71313
nldneh
same as
(Chald.), nid-neh';
5084;
a sheath;
fig.
from the the body (as
the receptacle of the soul):body,
5086. E]13
(country, side, -ward).
tress, driver,
5046. 133
nagad,
to front,
i.e.
naw-gad'; a prim, root; prop. stand boldly out opposite;

;
exact (-or), oppress (-or), taxes, taskmaster.
raiser of
a prim, root; to asunder, l.e. disperse: drive (away, to and fro), thrust down, shaken, tossed to and
shove
nadaph, naw-daf;
fro.
by
fig. to announce of mouth to one present) spec, to expose, predict, explain, praise: bewray, x certainly, certify, declare (-iug), denounce, expound, X fully, messenger, plainly, profess, rehearse, report, shew (forth), speak, X surely, tell, utter. egad (Chald.), meg-ad'; corresp. to 5046; 5047. 13?
impl. (eausat.), to manifest;
(always
by word
naw-gash'; a prim, root; to be or come (cansat. bring) near (for any purpose) ; euphem. to lie with a woman as an enemy, to attack; relig. to worship; eausat. to present; flg. to adduce an argument; by reversal, to stand back: (make to) approach (nigh), bring (forth, hither,
5066. UJ33
;
nagash,
5087. 113
naw-dar'; a prim, root; to promise (pos., to do or give something to God) :(make a) vow.
nadar,
5088. '113 neder, neh'-der; or
113 neder,
(to
near),
place,
(cause to)
come
(be,
(hither,
near, nigh), give

offer,
nay'-der; from 5087; a promise God); also (concr.) a thing pro-
go hard (up),
draw, go) near (nigh),
mised: vow
5089. 7/0
([-ed]).
5067. 15 ned, made; from 5110 in the sense of piling up; a mound, i.e. wave: heap. 5048. 133 neged, neh'-ghed; from 5046; a front, i.e. part opposite; spec, a counterpart, 5068. 1313 nadab, naw-dab'; a prim, root; to impel; hence to volunteer (as a soldier), or mate; usually (adv., espec. with prep.) over against or before:about, (over) against, X aloof, to present spontaneously:offer freely, be (give, X far (off), X from, over, presence, x other side, make, offer self) willing (-ly).
way):issue.
no'-&h; from an unused root mean, to lament; lamentation: wailing. 5090. 3!*t3 nahag, naw-hag'; a prim, root; to drive forth (a person, an animal or chariot), i.e. lead, carry away; reflex, to proceed (i.e. impel or guide oneself); also (from the panting induced by effort), to sigh:acquaint, bring (away), e sight, X to view. 5069. 31? n dab (Chald.), ned-ab'; eorresp. to carry away, drive (away), lead (away, forth), (be) 5068; be (or give) liberal (-ly): (be minded guide, lead (away, forth). 5049. 133 neged (Chald.), neh'-ghed; corresp. to 5048; opposite:toward. of own) freewill (offering), offer freely (wil- 5091. 71713 nahah, naw-haw'; a prim, root; to . groan, i.e. bewail; bence (through the 5050. S133 nagahh, naw-gah'; a prim, root; to lingly). glitter; eausat. to illuminate: (en-) 5070. 313 Nadab, naw-dawb'; from 5068; liberal; idea of crying aloud) to assemble (as if on proclamation):lament, wail. Nadab, the name of four Isr. : Nadab. lighten, (cause to) shine. e 5051. EI33 ndgahh, no'-gah; from 5050: brill- 5071. 71313 n e daba.h, ned-aw-baw'; from 5068; 5092. "'Si? n hiy, neh-hee'; from 5091; an elegy:
to flow (through the idea of clearing the
overtake, present, put, stand.
noahh,
iancy
(clear) shining.
(lit.
or fig.):bright
(-ness), light,
prop, (abstr.) spontaneity, or (adj.) spontaneous; also (concr.) a spontaneous or (by

infer., in plur.)
lamentation, wailing.
5093. 7V713 5094.

1"'!13
nthyah,
5052. 7333 5053. SI33
Ndgahh,
no'-gah; the same as 5051; Nbgah, a son of David: Nogah.
abundant gift: free

voluntary
(-ily,
(-will) offering,
nih-yaw'; fem. lamentation: doleful.
of 6092;
freely, plentiful,
offering), willing (-ly,
nehiyp
(Chald.), neh-heere';
or
ndgahh (Chald.),
5051;
no'-gah; corresp. to
offering).
dawn:morning.
neg-o-haw'; fern, of 5051;
5054. 71713?
negohah,
splendor: brightness.
ned-ab-yaw>; from 5068 and 3050; largess of Jah; Nedabjah, an Isr.:Nedabiah.
5072. 7T313
Nedabyah,
1T713
i.e. (flg.)
nehiyruw
(Chald.),
neh-hee-roof
from the same as wisdom: light.
5105; illumination,
naw-gakh'; a prim, root; to 5073. Tj313 nldbak (Chald.), nid-iawk'; from a root mean, to stick; a layer (of building to war but with the horns; flg. materials) :row. against:gore, push (down, -ing). from 5055; 5074. 113 nadad, narv-dad'; a prim, root; prop. 5056. 7133 naggach, nag-gawkh'; to wave to and fro (rarely to flap up and butting, i.e. vicious: used (wont) to down); flg. to rove, flee, OT(caus.)to drive away: push. chase (away), x could not, depart, flee (x apace, 5057. nagiyd, naw-gheed'; op away), (re-) move, thrust away, wander (abroad, -er, comnaw-gheed'; from 5046; a *JjO nagtd, -ing). civil, the occupying front), mander (as 5075. 113 n e dad (Chald.), ned-ad'; corresp. to honorable military or religious; gen. (abstr. plur.), 5074; to depart:go from.
5095. 3713
5055. ft33
nagach,
naw-hal'; a prim, root; prop. to run with a sparkle, i.e. flow; hence (trans.) to conduct, and (by infer.) to protect, s*fain:carry, feed, guide, lead (gently, on).
nahal,
5096. bbij3
Nahalal,
Nahalol,
5097;
nah-hal-awl' ; or
nah-hal-ole' ; the
32713
same as
TH
Nahalal or Nahalol, a place in

nah-hahole't
Pal.:Nahalal, Nahallal, Nahalol.
5097.
3*371.3
nahalol,
pasture:
bush.
nau>-fcam';
(-tag).
from
5095;
5098. &713
naharn,
naharn,
themes:captain,
5058.
7*13^33
chief,
excellent
thing,
(chief)
a prim,
from
root; to
governor, leader, noble, prince, (chief) ruler.
5076. 113
nadad,
n'giynah,
naw-dood'; pass. part, of 5074; prop, tossed; abstr. a rolling (on the
growl: mourn, roar

5099. di13
neg-ee-naw'; or
]
bed):tossing to and fro.
nah'-ham; snarl:roaring.
5098;

5100.
5101.
bray.
(1)3713
Nawbawl Nakhnoo
713
77
rest;
e faamab,
neh-haw-maw
1
fem. of
roaring.
5125.
*|13
n awn,
i.e.
5099; snarling:
disquietness,
noon; a prim, root; to resprout, propagate by shoots; flg., to be perpetnoon; or
5146.
Noacb, no'-akh; the same as 5118;

1
Noach, the patriarch of the flood:Noah.

5147.
,
pW
*l!jp
nabaq, naw-hak ;
bray (as an
ass),
a prim, root; to scream (from hunger):
ual: be continued.
5126.
"|13
an3 Nacbbty, nakh-bee

cult; Nachbi,
Nnwn,
naw-har'; a prim, root; to sparkle, i.e. (flg.) be cheerful; hence (from the sheen of a running stream) to flow, i.e. (flg.) assemble:flow (together), be lightened.
5102.
nahar,
"J13
Nown
(1 Chron. 7 : 27), nofcn; from 5125; perpetuity; Nun or JVbn, the father of
5148.
Hnp nacbab,
oc; from 2247; an Isr. : Nakbi. naw-khaw ; a prim, root; to

1
Joshua:Non, Nun.
noos; a prim, root; to flit, i.e. vanish away (subside, escape; causat. cbase, impel, deliver): X abate, away, be displayed, (make to) flee (away, -ing), put to flight, X hide, lift up a standard.
guide; by impl. to transport (into exile, or as colonists): bestow, ;bring, govern, guide, lead
(forth), put, straiten.
5127. D13
nuwc,
5149. D1713
5103. 111?
nebar
(Chald.), neh-har';
from a root
N echuwm, neh-khoom'; from 5162; comforted; Nechum, an Isr. : Nehum.
D713 .nicbum, nee-khoom'; from 5162; prop. consoled; abstr. solace:comfort (-able), 5128. ?13 nuwa*-, noo'-ah; a prim, root; to repenting. Euphrates, etc.); flg., prosperity: flood, river. waver, in a great variety of applications, 5151. 01713 Nacbuwm, nakh-oom'; from 5162; 5105. mt"I3 u'liarali, neh-haw-raw' ; from 5102 lit. and flg. (as subjoined): continually, fugitive, comfortable; Nachum, an Isr. proX make to [go] up and down, be gone away, (be) in its orig. sense; daylight: light. phet:Nahum. move (-able, -d), be promoted, reel, remove, scatter, 5106. N13 miw', noo; a prim, root; to refuse, 5152. 11T13 Nacfaowr, naw-khore'; from the ' forbid, dissuade, or neutralize: break, set, shake, sift, stagger, to and fro, be vagabond, wag, T same as 5170; snorer; Nachor, the name (make) wander (up and down). disallow, discourage, make of none effect. , of the grandfather and a brother of Abraham: 5107. 3113 iiuwl), noo6; a prim, root; to germi- 5129. rT 13?l3 Now'adyab, no-ad-yaw'; from 3259 and 3050; convened of Jah; No- Nahor.
nate,
i.e. (flg.)
eorresp. to 5102; a river, espec. the Euphrates:river, stream. 5104. IFIS nabar, naw-hawr'; from 5102; a stream (includ. the sea; espec. the Nile,
5150. 01713
niebuwm, nee-khooml;
or
to (causat. make) flourish;
also (of words), to utter;bring forth (fruit),
make adjah, the name

Noadiah.
of an
Isr.,
and a false prophetess; 5153. UJinD

ringing,
nacbuwsb,
naw-khoosh';
appar.
cheerful, increase.
pass. part, of 5172 (perh. in the sense of
6108.
3113
nowb,
nobe; or
5107; produce,
lit.
D" 1 ?.
neyb, nabe; from

flg.:fruit.
or
5109. "013
the marg.].
Ndwbay,
no-bah'ee; from 5108; fruitful; Nobai, an Isr.: Nebai [from
noof; a prim, root; to quiver up and down, or rock to and fro); used in a great variety of applications (includ. sprinkling, beckoning, rubbing, bastinadoing, sawing, waving, etc.):lift up, move, offer, perfume,
5130.
Sj13
nuwpb,
(i.e.
vibrate
i.e. bell-metal; or from the red color of the throat of a serpent [5175, as denom.] when hissing); coppery, i.e. (flg.) hard: of brass.
5154.
711151713
71125713
necbuwsbab,
nekh-oo-shaw 1 ; or
send, shake,
sift, strike,
wave.
elevation:
nood; a prim, root; to nod, i.e. waver; flg. to wander, flee, disappear; also (from shaking the head in sympathy), to console, deplore, or (from tossing the head in scorn) taunt: bemoan, flee, get, mourn, make to move, take pity, remove, shake, skip for joy, be sorry, vagabond, way, wandering.
5110.
"113
nnwd,
5131.
113
nowpb,
situation.
nofe;
from 5130; Comp. 5297.
5153;
5176.
ii'ch iisli;ili, nekh-oo-shaw'; fem. of copper:brass, steel. Comp.
5155. T'b'TO
hiloth.
necnfylab,
nekh-ee-law'; prob. de-
a prim, root; prop, to flash; hence, to blossom (from the brilliancy of color); also, to fly away (from the quickness of motion): flee away, bud (forth).
noots;
5132. V13
nuwts,
nom. from 2485; a flute: [plur.] Ne5156. 1^713 n'chiyr, nekh-eer 1 ; from the same as 5170; a nostril: [dual] nostrils.
5133. t1313
nowtsab,
no-tsaw 1 ; or
1
5157. 5H3
5111. 113 5112. 113
nuwd
nowd,
ing.
(Chald.),
nood; eorresp. to
defect.
5116;
71X3 notsab, no-tsaw
fem. act. part, of

(-s),
to ./lee:get away.
5327 in the sense of flying; a pinion (or
node [only
wing feather); often

ostrich.
(collect.)
ptumoge;feather
naw-khal'; a prim, root; to a [fig.] mode of descent), or (gen.) to occupy; causat. to bequeath, or (gen.) distribute, instate:divide, have ([inheritance]), take as
inherit (as
heritage, (cause to, give to, make to) inherit, (distribute for, divide [for, for an, by], give for, have,
nacbal,
13 mod, node]; from

6113. 113
an
5110;
exile.' wander-
5134. p13
5135. 113
nnwq, noofc;
nurse.
a prim,
root; to sucftie:
the same as 5112; vagrancy; Nod, the land of Cain: Nod.

node,'
Nowd,
nuwr
(Chald.), moor;
from an unused be made

5158.
leave for, take [for]) inheritance, (have to) possess (-ion).
in,
cause
to,
5114. 31113
5115.
7*113
from 5068; noble; shine; fire:flery, Nodab, an Arab tribe: Nodab.
Ndwdab, no-daa*';
1
root (eorresp. to that of 5216) mean, to

flre.
bro nacbal,
7lbn3
nakh'-al; or (fem.)
:
to rest (as at home) ; causat. (through the implied idea of beauty [comp. 5116]), to celebrate (with praises) :keep at home, prepare an habita;
navih, naw-vaw
a prim,
5136.
root;
viness.
12313
mawsb,
sick, i.e. (fig.)
noosh; a prim, root; to be distressed:be full of hea-
7lb713
nacblab (Psa. 124 nacb&lab (Ezek.
4),
nakh'-law; or
:
47
19;
48
28),
5137. FITS
nazab,
spirt,
i.e.
naw-zaw';
besprinkle
mate-zeed';
i.e.
a prim,
(espec.
root;
in
to expia-
tion.
from 2102; some- 5159. tlbn2 nacb&lab, nakh-al-aw ; from 5157 (in its usual sense); prop, something soup:pottage. inherited, i.e. (abstr.) occupancy, or (concr.) an heirhome; hence (by impl. of satisfaction) 1 5139. TT3 naziyr, naw-zeer ; or loom; gen. an estate, patrimony or portion:herilovely; also (noun) a home, of God (temple), men 1 1T3 nazir, naw-zeer ; from 6144; separate, tage, to inherit, inheritance, possession. Comp. 5158. (residence), flocks (pasture), or wild animals (den): i.e. consecrated (as prince, a Nazirite); nakh-aVee-ole> comely, dwelling (place), fold, habitation, pleasant 5160. btrbry Nacb&liy>61, hence (flg. from the latter) an unpruned vine (like an from 5158 and 410; valley of God; place, sheepcote, stable, tarried.
5138.
5116. t113
S113
naveh, naw-veh'; or (fem.) navah, naw-vaw ; from 5115;

1
tion) : sprinkle.
nakh-al-aw 1 ; from 5157 in its orig. sense; a stream, espec. a winter torrent; (by impl.) a (narrow) valley (in which a brook runs); also a shaft (of a mine): brook, flood, river, stream, valley.
1
TTS naziyd,
(adj.) at
thing boiled,
5117. H13
nnwach,
rest, i.e.
settle
noo'-akh; a prim, root; to down; used in a great
unshorn Nazirite):Nazarite [by a false alliteration Nachaliel, a place

with Nazareth], separate (-d), vine undressed. 5140. bt3 nazal, naw-zal'; a prim, root; to drip, or shed by trickling:distil, drop, flood, (cause to) flow (-ing), gush out, melt, pour (down),
in the
Desert:Nahaliel.
nekh-el-aw-mee' ; ap-
5161. ''KlbnS
Necbelamfy,
par.
variety of applications,
lit.
and
fig.,
intrans., trans.
and causat.
(to dwell, stay, let fall, place, let alone,
withdraw, give comfort, etc.) : cease, be confederate, lay, let down, (be) quiet, remain, (cause to, be at, give, have, make to) rest, set down. Comp. 3241.
running water, stream. 5141. DT3 nezem, neh'-zem; from an unused root
of uncert. mean. ; a nose-ring:
a patron, from an unused name (appar. pass. part, of 2492); dreamed; a Nechelamite, or descend, of Neehlam:Nehelamite. 5162. DTO n a chain, naw-kham'; a prim, root;
prop, to sigh,
impl. to be sorry,
i.e. (in
5118. PI13
nuwach,
noo'-akh; or
5117;
earring,
inflict)
i.e.
breathe strongly;
by
nl3 novvach, no'-akh; from

Test (-ed, -ing place).
quiet-
jewel.
5142. pT3
n ezaq (Chald.), nez-ak';

root of 5143;
(-ful).
eorresp. to the
a favorable sense) to pity, console or (reflex.) rite; or (unfavorably) to avenge (oneself ):comfort (self), ease [one's self], repent
5163. 0713
5119. !Hni3
T
Nowcbab,
no-chaw'; fem. of 5118;

Isr.
to suffer (causat.
(-er, -ing, self),
5120. t313
: Nohah. iiHivt. noot; to quake:be moved.
ouiefude; Nochah, an
loss:have (en-) damage, hurt
5143. pT3 nezeq. nay'-zek; from an unused root mean, to injure; loss: damage.
nakh'-am; from 5162; conNacham, an Isr. :Naham. 5164. 0713 nocbam, no'-kham; from 5162; ruesolation;
fulness,
i.e.
Nneham
5121. n"n3
Naviytb,
residence,
-
nauM>eefft','
from
5115;
5144.
'ITS
na.zar, naw-zar'; a prim, root; to hold

aloof,
i.e.
desistance: repentance.
Navith, a place in Pal.:

(Chald.), nev-aw-loo'; or
(intrans.) abstain (from food
5165. 7172713
necbamab,
5162
nekh-aw-maw' ; from
Naioth [from the marg.}.
5123 1513
"V313
n valuw
e
and drink, from impurity, and even from divine worship [i.e. apostatize]) spec, to set apart (to sacred pur;
5162; consolation:
comfort.
from
n'valiy
from an unused root prob. mean, to be foul; a 5145.

(Chald.),
poses),
i.e.
devote:
nev-aw-lee';
consecrate, separate (-ing,

neh'-zer; or
5166. iT"M7l3
N e chemyah, nekh-em-yaw';
and
3050;
self).
"1T3
*lt3
nezer,
nezer,
Nechemjah, the name

5144; prop,
consolation of Jah{ of three Isr.:Nehemiah.
sink: dunghill.
5123.
fl13
nay'-zer;
from
i.e.
some-
5167.
*
,
3Hn3
Nacb&maniy,
nakh-am-av>nee';
nnwm, noom;
nawmah,
a prim, root; to slumber
(from drowsiness):
sleep, slumber.
1
thing set apart,

(of
(abstr.)
dedication
SIM
7"TO13
noo-maw
from
6129;
also (by impl.)
a priest or Nazirite); hence (concr.) unshorn locks; a chaplet (espee. of royally): conse-
from 5162; consolatory; Nachamani, an Isr. : Nahamani.

5168. 13713
nacbnuw,
nakh-noo'; for 587;
we:
sleepiness: drowsiness.
cration, crown, hair, separation.
78
5160. 5170.
Nawkhats

naw-khats'; a prim, root;
Vni nacbats,
"Ifi3
5192.
btM nStel, nay'-tel; from

weighty.
5190;
a burden:
5218.
S03 mate',
i.e.
naw-W;
or
5817; smitten,
to be urgent:require haste.
ND3 naka', naw-kaw'; from

(fig.)
i.e.
nacbar, nakh'-ar; and (fem.)
5193. 3>CM iiiila'. naw-tah'; a prim, root; prop,

to strike in,
fix; spec, to plant
(lit.
afflicted: broken,
stricken,
iTnTO
nacbarah,
nakh-ar-aw' ; from an unused root mean, to snort or snore; a

snorting.
wounded.
5219. riStoa
or fig.):fastened, plant
(-er).
morfingv nostrils,
5171. "^TO
s'nro
Nacharay,
nakh-ar-ah'ee; or
5194. 3>U3 ne$a, neh'-tah; from 5193; a plant; collect., a plantation; abstr., a planting:plant.
nek6>th, nek-ohth';
from 5218; prop,
gm
a smiting, i.e. (concr.) an aromatic [perh. styrax] (as powdered) : spicery (-ces).
5195. y^pS
nafia (
naw-tee'-ah;
from
5193;
a
of
5220.
"D3neked,
nakh-rah'ee; from the snorer; Nacharai or Nachrai, an Isr. : Naharai, Naharl.
Nachray,
same as
plant: plant.
5196.
neh'-ked; from an unused root mean, topropagate; offspring:nephew,
5170;
D^tpj N*tatiym, net-aw-eem' ;

5194;
plur.
son's son.
5221. H35 nakah, naw-kaw 1 ; a prim, root; to naw-khash'; a prim, root; 5197. I|t33 nafaph, naw-taf; a prim, root; to strike (lightly or severely, lit. or fig.) : ooze, i.e. distil gradually; by impl. to beat, cast forth, clap, give [wounds], prop, to ftiss, i.e. whisper a (magic) X go forward, spell; gen. to prognosticate: X certainly, divine, fall in drops; fig. to speak by inspiration:drop X indeed, kill, make [slaughter], murderer, punish, enchanter, (use) X enchantment, learn by experience, (-ping), prophesy (-et). slaughter, slay (-er, -ing), smite (-r, -ing), strike, be 5198. EIlM nafaph, naw-tawf; from 5197; a stricken, (give) stripes, X surely, wound. X indeed, diligently observe. d>-op; spec., an aromatic gum (prob. 5173. UJTO nachasb, nakh'-ash; from 5172; an 5222. HDD nebeh, nay-keh'; from 5321; a smiter, stacte): drop, stacte. incantation or augury: enchantment. i.e. (fig.) traducer:abject. e |6pbab, net-o-faw'; from 5197; 5199. N !"J5b3 5174. 115113 n' Vliasli (Chald.) nekh-awsh'; cor!"p3 nakeh, naw-keh'; smitten, i.e. (lit.) 5223. distillation; Netophah, a place in resp. to 5154; copper:brass. maimed, or (fig.) dejected: contrite, Pal. -.Netophah. nacbash, naw-khawsh'; from 5172; a 5175. lUffi lame. TT e t6phathiy, net-o-faw-thee' 5200. "TlBbi snake (from its hiss):serpent. patron, from 5199; a Netophathite, or 5224. iS? N ek6w, nefc-o'; prob. of Eg. or.; Neleo 5176. UJTO Nacb&sb, naw-khawsh'; the same as an Eg. king: Necho. Comp. 6549. inhab. of Netophah: Netophathite. 5175; Nachash, the name of two per5201. 1E33 nafar, naw-tar'; a prim, root; to 5225. yOi Nakown, natu-fcone'; from 3559; sons appar. non-Isr.:Nahash. guard; fig., to cherish (anger): bear prepared; Nakon, prob. an Isr.: Na!"TOra n e cbushah. See 5154. grudge, keep (-er), reserve. chon. 5177. TTHiflS Nachsbown, nakh-shone'; from 5202. ICO n e tar (Chald.), net-ar'; corresp. to 5226. TOi neltach, nay'-kakh; from an unused 5172; enchanter; Nachshon, an Isr.: 5201; to retain:keep. root mean, to be straightforward; prop. Naashon, Nahshon. 5203. IBtii nafash, naw-tash'; a prim, root; the fore part; used adv., opposite:before, over 5178. nUJTO nch6sheth, nekh-o'-sheth; for prop, to pound, i.e. smite; by impl. (as against. 5154; copper; hence, something made if beating out, and thus expanding) to disperse; also, 5227. fD5 ndbacb, no'-kakh; from the same as of that metal, i.e. coin, a fetter; rig. 6ase (as com- to thrust off, down, out or upon (includ. reject, let 5226; prop., the front part; used adv. pared with gold or silver):brasen, brass, chain, alone, permit, remit, etc.): cast off, drawn, let fall, (espec. with prep.), opposite, in front of, forward, copper, fetter (of brass), fllthiness, steel. forsake, join [battle], leave (off), lie still, loose, in behalf of:<over) against, before, direct [-ly], for, spread (self) abroad, stretch out, suffer. nekh-oosh-taw' 5179. Nnpna N e chusbta>, right (on). from 5178; copper; Nechushta, an 5204. *| nty, nee; a doubtful word; appar. from 5228. rD5 nakoach, naw-ko'-akh; from the Israelitess: Nehushta. 5091; lamentation: wailing. same as 5226; straightforward, i.e. e cbnsbtan, 5180. yjnlJn? nekh-oosh-tawn' 5205. "PS niyd, need; from 5110; motion (of the (fig.), eguif able, correct, or (abstr.), integrity:plain, from 5178; something made of coplips n speech): moving. right, uprightness. per, i.e. the copper serpent of the Desert: Nehush- 5206. {"H'1 ? nfyd&b, nee-daw'; fem. of 5205; re- 5229. !"ir03 nek6cha.h, nek-o-khaw'; fem. of tan. moval, i.e. exile:removed. 5228; prop, straightfonvardness, i.e. 5181. nn5 nacbatb, naw-khath'; a prim, root; 5207. rni"P5 ntychowach, nee-kho'-akh; or (fig.) integrity, or (concr.) a truth:equity, right to sink, i.e. descend; causat., to press or (thing), uprightness. PIT? niychdaeh, nee-kho'-akh; from lead down: be broken, (cause to) come down, enter, 5230. b?3 nakal, naw-kal'; a prim root; to de5117; prop, restful, i.e. pleasant; abstr. go down, press sore, settle, stick fast. fraud, i.e. act treacherously: beguile, delight: sweet (odour). 5182. nrD n e cbatb (Chald.), nekh-ath'; corresp. conspire, deceiver, deal subtilly. 5208. nitT? niychdwach nee-kho'(Chald.), 5181; to descend; causat., to bring to 5231. bD5 nekel, nay'-kel; from 5230; deceit: akh; ot (shorter) away, deposit, depose: carry, come down, depose, 5172. HJrp
Netaim, a place in
Pal.
:plants.
nacbash,
lay up, place.
Hfl n i
(savour).
niychdaeh
neen;
(Chald.),
nee-kho'-akh;
wile.
nakh'-ath; from 5182; a descent, i.e. imposition, unfavorable (punishment) or favorable (food); also (intrans.; perh. from 5117), restfulness: lighting down, quiet (-ness), to rest, be set on.
5183.
nTO nacbatb,
corresp. to 5207; pteasure; sweet odour
5232.
5233.
03?
nckac
(Chald.),
nek-as1 ; corresp. to
5233: goods.
5209. "pp nfyn,

son.
from
5125;
progeny:
033 nekec,
neh'-kes; from an unused root mean, to accumulate; treasure:riches,
5210. tTIpp
eveh.
Niyn e vSh,
wealth.
nee-nev-ay'; of for. or.;
5184.
nTO Nachath,
nakh'-ath; the same as 5183; quiet; Nachath, the name of an Edomite
Nineveh, the capital of Assyria:Nin-
5234.
'"IS?
nakar,
navi-kar1 ; a prim, root; prop,

i.e.
to scrutinize,
look intently at; hence
and of two Isr. :Nahath. 5185. riTO nacheth, naw-khayth'; descending: come down.
5186. !"KM
5211. O^S
ntyc, neece; from 5127; fugitive:that

fleeth.
from
5181;
5212.
']D'1 3
Niycan,
naw-taw'; a prim, root; to stretch, or spread out; by impl. to bend away (includ. mor. deflection); used in a great
variety of application (as follows):
\-
natah,
Jfisan, the first
ee-saw'; prob. of for. or.; month of the Jewish

nee-tsotes';
(with recognition implied), to acknowledge, be acquainted with, care for, respect, revere, or (with suspicion implied), to disregard, ignore, be strange
sacred year: Nisan.
5213. yiSt^p 5214.
niytsowts,
from
5340;
afternoon,
apply,
bow (down,
-tag),
carry aside, decline, deliver,
extend, go down, be gone, incline, intend, lay, let down, offer, outstretched, overthrown, pervert,
pitch, prolong,
(forth,
ident. with that of 5216, through the idea of the gleam of a fresh furrow; to tiU the soil:break up.
T5
a spark: spark. ntyr, neer; a root prob.
toward, reject, resign,, dissimulate (as if ignorant or disowning) :acknowledge, X could, deliver, discern, dissemble, estrange, feign self to be another, know, take knowledge (notice), perceive, regard, (have) respect, behave (make) self strange (-ly).
5235. 133
"lSS
strange.
neker,
neh'-ker; or no'-ker;
i.e.
noker,
strange,
from 5234; something

calamity:
foreign, hea-
put away, shew, spread (out), stretch out), take (aside), turn (aside, away), wrest,
5215. *P3 ntyr, neer; or

*!?
unexpected
ntr, neer; from

i.e.
5214; prop, ploughing,
cause to yield.
5236.
135 nekar, nay-kawr'; from 5234;
(ooncr.) freshly
ploughed land:fallow
5187. V'tM
e tiyl, net-eel';
from
5190;
that bear. e tiypbab, net-ee-/ai'; from 5197; 5188. Tlti^ a pendant for the ears (espeo. of pearls):chain, collar.
laden: ground, ploughing, tillage. 5216. TO ntyr, neer; or

'"I?
or (concr.) a foreigner, or fftendom: alien, strange (+ -er).

5237.
",l
(abstr.)
nir, neer; also
nokrfy, nok-ree'; from 5285 (second form); strange, in a variety of degrees and applications (foreign, non-relative, adulterous,
1333
5189. FllITU?
netiyshah,
5203;
I^S nfeyr, nare; or

"12
different,
wonderful):alien, foreigner, outlandish,
net-ee-shaw> ;
(as
a tendril
from an offshoot):
n6r, nare; or (fem.)

nferab, mas-raw'; from a prim, root [see 5214; 5135] prop. mean, to glisten;
the burner) or light
Git.
strange
(-r,
woman).
5238.
t"V^3
rCO
battlement, branch, plant.
nekStb,
nek-oth'; prob. for 5219; spicery, i.e. (gen.) valuables:precious
5190. btJ3 natal. naw-taV; a prim root; to lift; by impl to impose:bear, offer, take
up.
things.
a lamp
lamp, 5217.
(i.e.
or fig.):candle,
to
5239.
5240.
!"lb3
light.
nalab, naw-law1 ; appar. a prim, to complete: make an end.
root;
958,-,
5191.
btM
netal
(Chald.),
net-al';
corresp.
to
5190; to raise:take up.
03 naka>, naw-kaw'; a prim, root; smite, i.e. drive away:be viler.
!"tJ3lM3
nemihzeb,
nem-ib-zeh';
from
despised:vile.

6841. bsjtin?
Nawkhats
Nelak
79
nem-oo-ale'; appar. for on a journey: cause to blow, bring, get, (make to) go 5290. iy'3 no'ar, no'-ar; from 5287; (abstr.) boyhood [comp. 5288]: child, youth. Nemuel, the name of two Isr.: (away, forth, forward, onward, out), (take) journey, march, remove, set aside (forward), X still, be on his "13*3 ua<ar. Nemuel. See 5271. (go their) way. nem-oo-ay-lee' 5243. "'5N1M3 N e miiw>eliy, 5291. 7T13>3 na'arab, nah-ar-aw ; fem. of 6288; from 5241 a Nemuelite, or desc. of 5266. pp? nacaq, naw-sak 1 ; a prim, root; to go a girl (from infancy to adolescence): Nemuel : Nemuelite. up: ascend. damsel, maid (en), young (woman). 5243. b?33 namal, naw-mal'; a prim, root; to be- 5267. necaq (Chald.), nes-ak'; corresp. to 5292. !Yn3*3 Na'arab, nah-ar-aw'; the same as pD3 " come clipped or (spec.) circumcised: 5291 Naarah, the name of an Israeli5266: take up. (branch to) be cut down (off), circumcise. tess, and of a place in Pal. :Naarah, Naarath. for.or.; Nisrok, of 5268. Nlcr6k,ras-rofce'; "!pp? 6244. S"lbn3 n e malab, nem-aw-law'; tern, from iTlS*? n e 'urah. See 5271. a Bab. idol: Nisroch. 6243; an ant (prob. from its almost biNe'ah, nay-aw'; from 5128; motion; 5293. i^ya Na'aray, mafc-ar-afc'ee; from 5288; sected form) : ant. 5269. youthful; Naarai, an Isr. :Naarai. Neah, a place in Pal. : Neah. 5245. "in? n e mar (Chald.), nem-ar'; corresp. to e 5246:leopard. 5270. !13*3 No'ah no-aw'; from 5128; movement; 5294. f1T")3 N aryah, neh-ar-yaw'; from 5288 and 3050; servant of Jah; Nearjah, Noah, an Israelitess:Noah. 5246 in5 namer, naw-mare'; from an unused the name of two Isr. : Neariah. root mean. prop, to filtrate, i.e. be lim- 5271. "113*3 na'uwr, naw-oor'; or 5295. fjSQ Na'aran, nah-ar-awn'; from 5288; and thus to spot or stain pid [comp! 5247 and 5249] "13*3 na'ur, naw-oor'; and (fem.) juvenile; Naaran, a place in Pal. :Naas if by dripping; a leopard (from its stripes):
NOmfiw'Sl,
3223;
W3
leopard.
in??? 5247. W1533
Mm rod
iT"l5*3
"
!
ne<6rab,
part,
See
5248.
from
5288 as
neh-oo-raW; prop. pass. denom.; (only in
aran.
5296. n4s>?
n e oreth,
neh-o'-reth;
i.e.
from
tow
6287;
Nlmrah, nim-raw'; from the same as 5246; clear water; Nimrah, a place E. of the Jordan: Nimrah. See also 1039, 5249.
plur. collect, or emphat.) youth, the state (juvenility)
something shaken out,

refuse of flax): tow.
!"irn3>3
(as the
or the persons (young people):childhood, youth.
5272. biO??
Pal.:Neiel.
e <ty'el, nefc-ee-ate';
from
5128
and
in
Na'aratbab.
See
5292.
5248. li**tB?
l'"in3
Nlmrowd,
Nimrod,
410;
nim-rode'; or
or.
moved of God;
Neiel,
a place
5997. tp
5298. 5B3
Noph,
nofe; a var. of 4644; Noph, the capital of Upper Egypt:Noph.
nim-rode'; prob. of for. Nimrod, a son of Cush: Nimrod.
5273. D^yS
(-lire),
na'iym, nato-eem'; from 5276; delightful (obj. or subj., lit. or fig.):pleasant
5249. D" *!'??

1
Nimriym, nim-reem'; plur. of a masc. corresp. to 5247: clear waters;

Ntmsbiy,
4871;
- Nimshi.
sweet.
neh'-feg; from an unused root prob mean, to spring forth; a sprout; Nepheg, the name of two Isr. : Nepheg.
Nepheg,
Nimrim, a place E. of the Jordan: Nimrim. Comp.

5250. ^TlSn?
prob. from nim-shee'; extricated; Nimshi, the (grand-)
5274. b?3 na-al, naw-al'; a prim, root; prop, to fasten up, i.e. with a bar or cord; hence (denom, from 5275), to sandal, i.e. furnish with slippers:
5299. FIB3
napbah,
naw-faw'; from 6130 in the sense of lifting; a height; also a sieve:
bolt,
inclose,
lock,
shod,
shut
up.
border, coast, region, sieve. e 5300. DNDUJIB?
N pbuwsheciym, nef-oo-shes-
father of Jeh:
eem'; for 5304; Nephushesim, a Temple-servant: Nephisesim [from the marg.]. nah-al-aw'; from 5274; 5251. 03 nfec, nace; from 5264; a flag; also a sail; prop, a sandal tongue; by extens. a 5301. J1B3 naphach, naw-fakh'; a prim, root; by impl. a flagstaff; gen. a signal; fig. a to puff, in various applications (lit., to sandal or slipper (sometimes as a symbol of occutoken:banner, pole, sail, (en-) sign, standard. inflate, blow hard, scatter, kindle, expire; flg., to pancy, a refusal to marry, or of something valuedisesteem): blow, breath, give up, cause to lose [life], 5252. 71303 n e clbbab, nes-ib-baw 1 ; fem. part. less): dryshod, (pair of) shoe ([-latehet], -s). seething, snuff. pass, of 5437; prop, an environment, na'Sm, naie-ame'; a prim, root; tooe 5276. I.e. circumstance or turn of affairs:cause. ("IDS Nopbacb, no'-fakh; from 5301; a agreeable (lit. or flg.): pass in beauty, 5302. gust; Nophach, a place in Moab:No5253. 503 nacag, naw-sag'; a prim, root; to rebe delight, be pleasant, be sweet. pbah. treat;departing away, remove, take 5277. 03*3 Na'am, nah'-am; from 5276; pleasure; 5303. b^B? n e phiyl, nef-eel'; or (hold), turn away.
5275. bsj3 ua'al. nrh'-al; or (fem.)
nb?3 na'alah,
DW
!1D3
n ecah.
nacab,
Naam, an
Isr.
Naam.
See
5375.
5278. 03*3
no'am,
ness,
i.e.
to test; by impl. to attempt: adventure, assay, prove, tempt, try.
5254. FID3
5304. B^D^B?" N e ptaiyciym, nef-ee-seem': plur. from an unused root mean, to scatnah-am-aw ; fem. of pleasantness; Naamah, the ter; expansions; Nephisim, a Temple-servant: 5277; 5255. nD3 nacacb, naw-sakh'; a prim, root; to fear away: destroy, pluck, root. name of an antediluvian woman, of an Aaimonitess, Nephusim [from the marg.]. 5305. ffi' B3 Napbiysb, naw-feesh'; from 5314; 5256. nD? n e cach (Chald.), nes-akh'; corresp. to and of a place in Pal. : Naamah. refreshed; Naphish, a son of Ishmael, 5255: pull down. 5280. "*n3>3 Na'amiy, nah-amee'; patron, from 5283; a Naamanite, or desc. of Naaman and his posterity: Naphish. 5257. 'SpO? n e ciyk, nes-eek'; from 5258; prop. 5306. T|B3 nophek, no'-fek; from an unused root something poured out, i.e. a libation; (collect.): Naamites. mean, to glisten; shining; a gem, prob. also a molten image; by impl. a prince (as anoint- 5281. Ta|3 No'dmiy, no-om-ee'; from 5278; pleathe garnet: emerald. sant,' Noomi, an Israelitess: Naomi. ed):drink offering, duke, prince (ipal). 5307. b?3 naphal, naw-fal'; a prim, root; to 5258. TI03 nacak, naw-sak'; a prim, root; to 5282. "(nM na'aman, nah-am-awn'; from 5276; fall, in a great variety of applications pleasantness (plur. as concr.): pleasant. pour out, espec. a libation, or to cast (intrans. or causat, lit. or flg.):be accepted, cast (metal); by anal, to anoint a king: cover, melt, of- 5283. "|nj*3 Na'aman, nah-am-awn'; the same as (down, self, llots], out), cease, die, divide (by lot), fer, (cause to) pour (out), set (up). 5282; Naaman, the name of an Isr. and (let) f ail, (cause to, let, make, ready to) fall (away, Damascene: Naaman. of a 5259. TI03 nacak, naw-sak'; a prim, root [prob.
naw-saw'; a prim, root;
no'-am; from 5276; agreeabledelight, suitableness, splendor or

1
be?
nephil,
feller,
i.e.
nef-eel';
from
6307;
prop.,
a bully or tyrant:
giant.
grace: beauty, pleasant (ness).

5279. tiny?
Na'imah,
identical with 5258
through the idea of

to ouerspreac?;that
5284.
TinM Na'amatbiy,
patrial
down,
-en, -ing), fell (-ing), fugitive,
have
[inherit-
naft-am-atc-tAee';
fusion]
is
to interweave, spread.
;
i.e. (fig.)
5260. "^03
necak
5261.
5262.
"!J03
(make to) rot, slay, smite out, X surely, 5258; to pour out a libation: offer. 5285. yiS3?3 na'atsuwts, nah-ats-oots'; from throw down. an unused root mean, to prick; prob. 5308. b?3 n e phal (Chald.), ne cak (Chald.), nes-ak'; corresp. to nef-al'; corresp. to a 6rier; by impl. a thicket of thorny bushes: thorn. 5262; a libation:drink offering. 5307: fall (down), have occasion.
(-ed, -ing),
(Chald.),
nes-afc';
corresp.
to
from a place corresp. in name (but not ident.) with 5279; a Naamathite, or inhab. of Naamah : Naamathite
ance], inferior, be judged [by mistake for 6419], lay (along), (cause to) lie down, light (down), be (X hast)
lost,
lying,
overthrow, overwhelm, perish, present
"!J03
necek
neh'-sek; or
5286. 15J3 na'ar,

5258;
nay'-fel; from 6307; some5287. "l?3 na'ar, naw-ar'; a prim, root [prob. thing fallen, i.e. an abortion:untimely ident. with 5286, through the idea of the molten image. birth. rustling of mane, which usually accompanies the bp? n e pbil. See 5303. inD? ill email See 5567. shake (off, out, self), lion's roar] ; to tumble about: 5310. y?3 naphats, naw-fats'; a prim, root; to 5263. 003 nacac, naw-sas'; a prim, root; to overthrow, toss up and down. dash to pieces, or scatter: be beaten in wane, i.e. be sick. 5288. "13*3 na'ar, nah'-ar; from 5287; (concr.) a boy (as active), from the age of infancy sunder, break (in pieces), broken, dash (in pieces), 5264. 003 nacac, naw-sas'; a prim, root; to gleam from afar, i.e. to be conspicuous to adolescence; by impl. a servant; also (by interch. cause to be discharged, dispersed, be overspread,
"SO?
necek,
nay'-sek;
from
libation;
naw-ar growl:yell.
a prim, root;
to
5309. bp?
nepbel,
neh'-fel; or
also a cast idol;cover, drink offering,
5B2 nepbel,
as a signal; or rather perh. a denom. from 5251 [and ident. with 5263, through the idea of a flag as flutterto raise a beacon: lift up as an ing in the wind] ensign, standard bearer.
;
of sex), a girl (of similar latitude in age): babe, boy, child, damsel [from the marg.], lad, servant, young
scatter.
5311.
^B? nepbets,
neh'-fets;
(man).
(as dispersing)
"13*3
from 5310; astorm : scattering.
5289.
na'ar, nah'-ar; from
6265. 3*03 mica', naw-sah'; a prim, root; prop.

to pull up, espec. the tent-pins,
i.e.
5287 in its der. sense of tossing about; a wanderer:
5312. pB? n* pliaq (Chald.), nef-ak'; a prim, root' to issue; causat.. to bring out: come
start
young one.
(go, take) forth (out).

Nifkaw
Sibrahyim
5313. N]3S3 ntpliqa' (Chald.), nif-kaw'; from 5312; an outgo, i.e. expense: expense. 5314. U3D3
i.e. (fig.)
SÎSS
naphash,
if
3l3
naw-fash'; a prim, root;
netsiyb, nets-eeb'; or n e tsib, nets-eeb'; from

thing stationary,
i.e.
5358. Qp3
5334;
some(-r,
self),
a prefect, a
pillar.
mili-
naqam, naw-kam'; a prim, root; to grudge, i.e. avenge or punish: avenge punish, revenge (self), X surely, take ven-
to breathe; pass., to be breathed upon,
geance.
tary post, & statue:garrison, officer,
refreshed (as
(-ed).
by a current
of air): (be)
5359.
Dp3
naqam,
venge:
\-
naw-kawm'; from
5358;
re
refresh selves
5334. 3T3I3 Netsiyb, nets-eeb'; the same as 5333; station; Netsib, a place in Pal.:Nezib.
avenged, quarrel, vengeance.
neh'-fesh; from B314; prop. a breathing creature, i.e. animal or (abstr.) vitality; used very widely in a lit., accommodated or fig. sense (bodily or mental): any, appetite, beast, body, breath, creature, X dead (-ly), desire,
5315.
T2JS3
nephesh,
5360. lTOp3
the passion:
neqamah,
5359;
\-
5335.
vant:
1PS3
e tsiyach, nets-ee'-akh;
from
5329;
nek-aw-maw'; fem. of avengement, whether the act or avenge, revenge (-ing), vengeance.
prim, root; to feel
Neziah.
conspicuous; Netsiach, a Temple-ser-
5361. ypj 5362. Cjp3

fell,
naqa*, naw-kah'; a
aversiou:
be alienated.
a prim, root;
to
X Ash, ghost, greedy, he, heart jeopardy of) life (X in jeopardy), lust, man, me, mind, mortally, one, own, person, pleasure, X
[dis-]
contented,
5336. "VS.T natsiyr, naw-tsere'; from 5341; prop, conservative; but used pass.,
delivered:
naqaph, naw-kaf;
strike with
(-y), (hath,
preserved.
more or
less violence (beat,
corrode); by impl. (of attack) to knock together,
(her-, him-,
4- slay, soul,
my-, thy-)
4- tablet,
self,
they,
X would have it. 5316. DB3 nepheth,

5317.
i.e.
them (your) -selves, 5337. 5313 natsal, naw-tsal'; a prim, root; to i.e. surround or circulate: compass (about, -ing), snatch away, whether in a good or a bad cut down, destroy, go round (about), inclose, round. thing, (x she) will, sense: X at all, defend, deliver (self), escape, 5363. 5]p3 noqeph, no'-kef; from 5363; a thresh-
X without fail,
neh'-feth;
part, pluck, preserve, recover, rescue,
for
5299;
ing (of olives): shaking.
rid,
save, spoil, strip,
height: country.
surely, take (out).
5364.
to
HEp3 nlqpah,
a rope (as
nik-paw'; from 5363; prob.

encircling')
nsi nopheth,
no'-feth; from 5130 in the sense of shaking to pieces; a dripping
5338. bj3 u'Isiil (Chald.), nets-al'; corresp. 5337; to extricate: deliver, rescue.
: rent.
root; to bore
o365.
1p3 naqar, naw-kar'; aprim.

(.penetrate,
of
honey (from the comb):honeycomb.
5318.
ninS3 Nephtowach,
6605;
nef-to'-akh;
from
5339. ]U3 nitstsan, nits-tsawn'; blosso m: flower.
from
5333;
a
pierce,
quarry): dig,
pick
out,
put
(thrust) out.
opened,
i.e.
a spring; Nephto-
ach, a place in Pal. : Neptoah.
5340. T*3Z3 natsats, naw-tsats'; a prim, root; to glare, i.e. be brigh J-colored : sparkle. 5341. 13X3 natsar, naw-tsar'; a prim, root; to guard, in a good sense (to protect, maintain, obey, etc.) or a bad one (to conceal, etc.): besieged, hidden thing, keep (-er, -ing), monument, observe, preserve (-r), subtil, watcher (-man). 5342.
"1323
5366. i"H]? ? T
5367.
113753
n eqarah,
naqash.
nek-awnraw1 ; from
clift.
5365; a
fissure: cleft,
5319. bin??
trans.,
naphtuwl,
naf-tool';
from
6617;
prop, wrestled; but used (in the plur.)
naw-kash'; a prim root; to entrap (with a noose), lit. or fig. :catch.

(Chald.), nek-ash';
(lay a) snare.
a struggle: wrestling.
5320. Q^nriSD
Naphtuchiym,
plur. of for.
;
5368. 1Bp3
knock:
naf-too-kheem ; or. Naphtuchim, an Eg.
nr qash
5367;
corresp. to
tribe: Naptuhim.
smote.
but used in the sense of 5362; to See

5215, 5216.
netser,
iaj/-(ser;
5321. "OSJS3
Naphtaliy,
6617;
naf-taw-lee' ;
from
fig.,
of greenness as
from 5341 in the sense a striking color; a shoot;
13 ner, 13 nir.
my
wrestling; Naphtali, a son

its
of Jacob, with the tribe descended from him, and territory:Naphtali.
a descendant; branch. 5343. Np3 n e q6' (Chald.), nek-ay';

corresp. to 5352; clean:
from a root
to
5369. 13 Ne>, nare: the same as 5216; lamp; Ner, anlsr. : Ner.
pure.
5322. V\3 nts, nayts; from 5340; a flower (from its brilliancy) also a hawk (from its flashing speed): blossom, hawk.
;
5344.
31)73
naqab,
naw-kab';
a prim, root;
5370. 3J13 Nergal, nare-gal'; of for. a Cuthite deity: Nergal.
or.;
Nergal,
5323. N1S3 natsa', nato-tsaw'; aprim. root; togo
5324.
flg.)
31323
away:flee. natsab, nam-tsab'; a
puncture, lit. (to perforate, with more or less violence) or fig. (to specify, designate, libel): appoint, blaspheme, bore, curse, express, with holes, name, pierce, strike through.
5345. 3lp3
"'
5371. 13ZN1UJ 5313
Nergal Shar'etser,
gal' shar-eh'-lser;
nare-
and
8372: Nergal-Sharetser, the
name
of
from 5370 two Bab.:
Nergal-sharezer.
T,|13
station, in various applications
prim, root; to (lit. or
neqeb,
pipe.
neh'-keb; a bezel (for a
gem): 5372.
5345;
nlrgan,
neer-gawn'; from an unused
:_ appointed, deputy, erect, establish, x Huzzab [by mistake for a prop, name] lay, officer, pillar, pre,
5346. 31p3
Neqeb,
dell;
neh'-keb;
the
same as
derer:
root mean, to roll to pieces; talebearer, whisperer.

of for. or.
;
a slan-
Nekeb, a place in Pal.:Nekeb.

nek-ay-baw'; from 5344; (from the sexual form):
5373.
113 nerd, nayrd;

:
nard, an aro-
sent, rear up, set (over, up), settle, sharpen, stablish,
5347. t13lp3
female,
neqehah,
female
matic spikenard.
!"I13
(make
Sl3
to) stand (-ing, e tsib.
still,
up, upright), best state.

5333.
nerah.
See
5216.
See
woman.
naw-kode'; from an unused root mean, to mark (by puncturing or spotted: speckled.
5325.
3l?3
nitstsab,
5324; fixed,
5348. 1p3
tiits-tsawb' ;
i.e.
naqod
5374. !"P13
lf'1'13.
Neriyah,
from
5216
nay-ree-yaw'; or
pass. part, of
a handle: haft.
nits-baw';
Neriyahuw,
and
nay-ree-yaw' -hoo;
branding)
3050; light
of Jah; Neri-
5326. tiaJU
nitsbah
(Chald.),
a root corresp. to 5334; firmness: strength. 5327. 1i3!3 natsab, naw-tsaw'; a prim, root; prop, to go forth, i.e. (by impl.) to be
expelled,
from 5349. 1p3 noqed. uo-kade'; act. part, from the jdh, an Isr. : Neriah. fixedness, i.e. same as 5348; a spotter (of sheep or cat- 5375. NB3 nasa', naw-saw'; or tle), i.e. the owner or tender (who thus marks
them): herdman, sheepmaster.
5350. 1p3
tlD3
nacah
lit.
(Psa. 4
[7]),
nlqqnd,
5348; a
nik-kood';
and (consequently)
also
waste;
desolate; causat. to lay (spec), to quarrel:be laid waste,
from the same as applications,

also
prim, root;
to
lift, in
naw-saw'; a a great variety of
crumb
(as broken to spots);
a biscuit
(as pricked):
cracknel, mouldy.
nek-ood-daw' ;
fem. of
and flg., absol. and rel. (as follows): accept, advance, arise, (able to, [armour], suffer to)
bear
(-er, up), bring (forth), burn, carry (away), cast, contain, desire, ease, exact, exalt (self), extol, fetch, forgive, furnish, further, give, go on, help, high, hold up, honourable (4- man), lade, lay, lift (self) up, lofty, marry, magnify, X needs, obtain, pardon, raise (up), receive, regard, respect, set (up), spare, stir up,
ruinous, strive (together).
5351. tTlpS
5133.
insb
T
notsah. See
blossom:
nequddh,
5348;
a boss: stud.
5328.
MK3 nitstsah,
!-|11133
nits-tsaw 1 ; fem. of 5333; a
flower.
See
5341.
n'tsuwrah
naw-tsakh'; a prim, root; prop, to glitter from afar, i.e. to be eminent (as a superintendent, espec. of the Temple services and its music); also (as denom. from 5331), to be permanent: excel, chief musician (singer), over-
5329. FI3M
natsach,
naw-kaw'; a prim, root; to be make) clean (lit. or fig.) by impl. (in an adverse sense) to be bare, i.e. extirpated: acquit X at all, x altogether, be blameless, cleanse, (be) clear (ing), cut off, be desolate, be free, be (hold) guiltless, be (hold) innocent, X by no means, be quit, be (leave) unpunished, x utterly, X wholly.
(or
;
5352. !lp3
naqah,
5376. 8123
take.
+ swear, take (away, up), x utterly, wear, yield. nc sa (Chald.), nes-aw'; corresp.
5375: carry away,
to
make
insurrection,
5353. Nlipj
tion:
Ne qowda>, nek-o-daw';
(in
the
fig.
fem. of 5348 sense of marked); distinc-
5377. N1Z53
(morally)
see
(-r),
set forward.
Nekoda, a Temple-servant: Nekoda.
5330. H313
n etsach
to 5339; to
(Chald.), nets-akh';
corresp.
naw-shaiv'; a prim, root; to lead astray, i.e. (mentally) to delude, or to seduce:beguile, deceive, X greatly,
nasha',
become chief: be preferred.

neh'-tsakh; or
5354. J3p3 iiaqal, naw-kat'; loathe: weary. 5355.

"'pS
a prim, root;
to
utterly.
5801.
fill?
TI313
netsach, netsach,
5378. NU?3 nasha.',
naw-shaw';
prim,
root
naqiy,
naw-kee'; or
(Joel 4
:
nay'-tsakh;
from
5339; prop,
N-'pj
less,
naqiy'
naio-kee';
19;
Jonah
14),
a goal, i.e. the bright object at a distance travelled towards; hence (fig.), splendor, or
(subj.) truthfulness, or (obj.) confidence; but usually (adv.),
from
5352; innocent:
blame-
[perh. ident. with 5377, through the idea of imposition] to lend on interest; by impl. to dun for debt: x debt, exact, giver of usury.
;
clean, clear, exempted, free, guiltless, innocent,
N103 nasi'.
See
5387.
quit.
continually
(-s),
(i.e.
to the most distant point of
(INTO
n e su'ah.
See 5385.
view):alway
constantly, end, (4- n-) ever (more),
5356. "ITpJl
ntqqayown,
nlqqayon,
clearness
(lit.
nik-kaw-yone' ; or
perpetual, strength, victory. nay'-tsakh; 5332. nii3 Netsach,
"PJM
cency.
prob. ident. with 5331, through the idea of brilliancy of color; juice of the grape (as blood red):blood,
strength.
nik-kaw-yone'; from 5352; or fig.): cleanness, inno-
5379. nttia? nlsse'th, nis-sayth'; pass. part. fem. of 5375; something taken, i.e. a
present:
gift.
5380.
3111)3
nashab,
Wow; by
5357. p^pj
naqiyq,
naw-keek';
from an unused
naw-shab'; a prim, root; to impl. to disperse: (cause to)
root mean, to bore; a cleft: hole.
blow, drive away.
;,

naw-sag'; a prim, root; to reach (lit. or fig.): ability, be able, attain (unto), (be able to, can) get, lay at, put, reach, remove, wax rich, x surely, (over) take (hold of, on, upon).
Nifkaw
Sibrahyim
123rj3
81
5381. 31B3
nasag,
5406. ]"irTO3
nisht e van, nish-tewmm';

Pers. or.;
prob. of
5428.
an epistle: letter.
(Chald.), nish-tev-avm'
5407.
"jIFIffli
nlsbfvan
Natbuwn.
naw-thash'; a prim, root; forsake, pluck (out, up, by the roots), pull up, root out (up), x utto tear
nathash,
away:destroy,
corresp. to 5406:letter.
terly.
Tin3 5408. firO
See
5411.
5382.
rTttji
nasha.Ii, naw-shaw'; a prim, root; to

forget;
fig.,
to neglect; causat., to remit, remove: forget, deprive, exact.
natbacb,
naw-thakh'; a prim, root; to dismember: cut (in pieces), divide,
5383.
ITIIIM
nashab,
naw-shaw'; a prim, root hew in
pieces.
5439. rtNO 9 e 'ah, seh-aw1 ; from an unused root mean, to define; a sedh, or certain measure (as determinative) for grain: measure. 5430. "piXO $ e 6wn, seh-own'; from 5431; perh.
[rather ident. with 5383, in the sense of 5378]; to lend or (by reciprocity) borrow on security or interest: creditor, exact, extortioner, lend,
5409. firO neiiiacU, nay'-thakh; from 5408;
fragment:part,
5410. 3rri3
piece.
a military boot
(as
a protection from
root;
natbiyb,
naw-theeb'; or (fem.)
;
usurer, lend on (later of) usury.
mud):battle. 5431. "\tXO ca'an, saw-an'; a prim,

to shoe,
1
to be
5384
naw-sheh'; from 5382, in the sense of failure; rheumatic or crippled (from the incident to Jacob): which shrank.
PI1S3
nasheb,
n e tbiybah, neth-ee-baw' or rOTO nethbah (Jer. 6 16), neth-ee-baw

ftiPrO
:
i.e.
miry; used only as denom. from 5430; warrior. (act. part.) a soldier shod:
from an unused root mean, to tramp;

[-ler],
5385. rtNIICS u* suw'iiii nes-oo-aw ; or rather

>"IN1135
1
a (beaten) track:path ([-way]), x travel way. nesu'ab, nes-oo-aw ; fem. pass, 5411. "prO Natbiyn, naw-theen'; or part, of 5375; something borne, i.e. a
5432. rftSpND" sa' e '&b, sahêh-aw 1 ; for 5439; measurement, i.e. moderation: measure.
5433.
toad;carriage.
5386. 'Ip?
'
pn3 Natba-wno
nesh-ee';
nesbiy,
debt.
from
5383;
a debt:5414;
(Ezra 8 : 17), naw-thoon' (the prop, form, as pass, part.), from

i.e. (in
saw-baw'; a prim, root; to quaff to satiety, i.e. become tipsy; drunkard, fill self, Sabean, [wine-] bibber.
5O0 caba',
t) e ba',
5434. N3)D
one given,
the plur.
only) the Nethi-
seb-aw'; of for. or.; Seba, a son of Cush, and the country settled by
5387. N^tpi
N1I33
nasty 1
naw-see'; or
rising
nasi', naw-see'; from 5375; prop, an 5412. exalted one, i.e. a king or sheik; also a mist: captain, chief, cloud, governor, prince,
ruler, vapour.
nim, or Temple-servants (as given up to that duty): him: Seba. 5435. JWO obe', so'-beh; from 5433; potation, Nethinims. concr. (wine), or abstr. (carousal): prO ITObiyn (Chald.), netheen'; corresp. drink, drunken, wine. to 5411: Nethinims. 5413. Tiri3 nathak, naw-thak'; a prim, root; to 5436. ''SOD ^ e ba>iy,seo-aio-ee';patrial from 5434;
flow forth (lit. or fig.); by impl. to liquefy:drop, gather (together), melt, pour (forth,
out).
5388. 7TUJ3
nesbfyab,
nesh-ee-yaw'; oblivion:forgetfulness.
803.
from
a Sebaite, or inhab. of Seba:

5437. 3)55
Sabean.
root;
5383;
9&bab,
revolve,
saw-bab';
a prim,
to
surround or border; used in 5414. "jrO natban, naw-than'; a prim, root; to various applications, lit. and fig. (as follows): bring, nasbiyn (Chald.), naw-sheen'; irreg. 5389. "pT233 give, used with great latitude of applica- cast, fetch, lead, make, walk, x whirl, x round plur. fem. of 606: women. tion (put, make, etc.): add, apply, appoint, ascribe, about, be about on every side, apply, avoid, beset 6390. rip/123 n*sbiyqah, nesh-ee-kaw' ; from assign, X avenge, X be ([healed]), bestow, bring (about), besiege, bring again, carry (about), change, cause to come about, X circuit, (fetch a) compass 5401; a kiss:kiss. (forth, hither), cast, cause, charge, come, commit (about, round), drive, environ, X on every side, beset cry, deliver (up), direct, distribute 5391. jKH nashak, naw-shak'; a prim, root; to consider, count, (close, come, compass, go, stand) round about, strike with a sting (as a serpent); fig., do, x doubtless, X without fail, fasten, frame, X get, remove, return, set, sit down, turn (self) (about, to oppress with interest on a loan: bite, lend upon give (forth, over, up), grant, hang (up), X have, X indeed, lay (unto charge, up), (give) leave, lend, aside, away, back). usury. lie, lift up, make, O that, occupy, 5438. r&D clbbah, sib-baw ; from 5437; a (prov5392. TtlUi nesbek, neh'-shek; from 5391 interest let (out), idential) turn (of affairs): cause. offer, ordain, pay, perform, place, pour, print, on a debt:usury. pull, put (forth), recompense, render, requite, re- 5439. cabiyb, saw-beeb'; or (fem.) 5393. FD1B? nlsbkah, nish-kaw'; for 3957; a X store, send (out), set (forth), shew, shoot forth (up). cell: chamber. !TI3l"33p c e biybab, seb-ee-baw'; from 5437; + sing, -f- slander, strike, [sub-] mit, suffer, X surely, 5394. 21153 nasbal, naw-shal'; a prim, root; to (as noun) a circle, neighbor, or enweep, X wiltake, thrust, trade, turn, utter, X pluck off, i.e. divest, eject, or drop: virons; but chiefly (as adv., with or without prep.) lingly, + withdraw, -f would (to) God, yield. cast (out), drive, loose, put off (out), slip. around: (place, round) about, circuit, compass, on 5415. "jrO n e than (Chald.), neth-an'; corresp. to every side. 5395. DU53 nasbam, naw-sham'; a prim, root; 5414; give: bestow, give, pay. prop, to otoro away, i.e. destroy:de5440. "^5& cabak, saw-bak'; a prim, root; to from 5414; 5416. 'jrO Natban, naw-thawn'; stroy. entwine:told together, wrap. given; Nathan, the name of five Isr.: 5396. 872U3? nlsbma' (Chald.), nish-maw'; cor5441. *TJ32D cobek, so'-bek; from 5440; a copse: Nathan. resp. to 5397; vital breath:breath. thicket. e 5397. rVDffiS n e shamah, nesh-aw-maw' ; fr. 5395; 5417. bMnp N tliane'l. neth-an-ale' ; from 5414 e and 410; given of God; Nethanel, the 5442. ^5p c bak, seb-awk'; from 5440; a copse: a puff, i.e. irand, angry or vital breath,
tnpj nashiym. See
VSO
divine inspiration, intellect, or (concr.)

blast, (that)
an animal:
root; to
name
of ten Isr.: Nethaneel.
thick
(-et).
breath
breeze,
(-eth), inspiration, soul, spirit.
5418. iTOrO
5398.
blow.
01133
nasbapb,
i.e.
naw-shaf; a prim,
(as the
blow up fresh
neh'-shef;
N ethanyah, neth-an-yaw or neth-an-yaw 1l"P3rj3 N e thanyafauw,

1
5443. N3fflD
1-
cabb e ba'
(Chald.), sab-bek-aw''; or
(Chald.),
S03TB sabb e ka>

sackbut.
sab-bek-aw';
5440;
wind):
5399.
E|1B3
nesbepb,
a
breeze,
from 5398; prop.
hoo; from 5414 and 3050; given of Jah; Nethanjah, the name of four Isr. : Nethaniah. neth-an' meh'lek; from 6414 and 4438; given of (the) king; Nethan-Melek, an Isr.: Nathan-melech.
from a root corresp. to

5444. "031D
Sibbechai.
a lyre:-~
5440;
i.e.
evening breeze prevails):
(by imp].) dusk (when the dark, dawning of the day
5419. Ttbnjn?
N'than-Melek,
Clbb ekay,
sib-bek-ah'ee;
from
copse-like; Sibbecai,
an Isr.:Sibbecai,
(morning), night, twilight.
5445.
VDO cabal,
(lit.
5400.
5401.
]3TB3
nasaq,
naw-sak'; a prim, root; to catch fire: burn, kindle.

1
naw-shak ; a prim, root [ident. with 5400, through the idea of fastening up; comp. 238S, 3836] to kiss, lit. or fig. {touch); also (as a mode of attachment), to equip with weapons: armed (men), rule, kiss, that touched.
pffl3
;
nashaq,
DnD nathac, naw-thas'; a prim, root; to tear up:mar. 5421. 3>rj3 natha', naw-thah'; for 5433; to tear
5420.
or
fig.),
saw-bal'; a prim, root! to carry or (reflex.) be burdensome;
out: break.
5422. yrj3 natbats, naw-thats'; a prim, root; to tear down:beat down, break down (out), cast down, destroy, overthrow, pull down, throw down.
5423. prj3
naw-thak'; a prim, root; to tear off :break (off), burst, draw (away) up, pluck (away, oft), pull (out), root out.
spec, to be gravid: bear, be a burden, carry, strong to labour. 5446. bip ? ebal (Chald.), seb-al'; corresp. to 5445;
to erect: strongly
laid. Oit.
5447. b3lD cebel, say-bel; from 5445; a load or fig.):burden, charge. 5448.
5402.
]3"iB3
nesbeq, nesheq,
neh'-shek; or
?30 cobel,
so'-bel [only in
the form
nathaq,
|?P3
nay'-shek;
from
5401 ; military
lift
530 cnbbal,
soob-bawV] ; from 5445; a load

5445;
equipment, i.e. (collect.) arms (offensive or defensive), or (concr.) an arsenal: armed men, armour (-y), battle, harness, weapon.
(fig.):burden.
5424.
5425.
prO netbeq,
neh'-thek; (dry) scall.
from 5433; scurf: 5449. 5!3p $abbal, sab-bawl'; from
a por(-s).
ter: (to bear, bearer of) burden
5403.
"11B3
nesbar
5404;
(Chald.), nesh-ar'; corresp. to
an eagle:
eagle.
1H3 nathar,
jump,
i.e.
naw-thar'; a prim, root; to be violently agitated; causat.,
5450. Slbap c e balab, seb-aw-law'; from 5447; porterage: burden.
sib-bo'-leth; for 7841; an mean, to lacerate; the eagle (or other loose, X make, move, undo. ear of grain: Sibboleth. large bird of prey):eagle. 5426. "irO n e tbar (Chald.), neth-ar'; corresp. to 5452. 'lip sebar (Chald.), seb-ar'; a pnm. root; 5435: shake oft. to bear in mind, i.e. hope: think. 5405. n\D3 nasbatb, naw-shath'; a prim, root; prop, to eliminate, i.e. (intrans.) to dry 5427. *ir0 netber, neh'-ther; from 5435; mineral 5453. dâp Cibrayim, sib-rah'-yim; dual from fail. up: potash (so called from effervescing with a root corresp. to 5453; double hope,; ft^n? n e ttubah. See 5410. Sibrajim, a place in Syria: Sibraim. acid):nitre.
5404. Tli53 nesher, meft'-sfter; from an unused root
to terrify, shake
l
off,
untie:
drive asunder, leap,
(let)
5451.
nVap ctbboletb,
82
5454.
Sabtaw

5480. TtlO
(self),
NFQO
Cabta.', sab-taw'; or
sab-taw'; prob. of for. der. Sabta or Sabtah, the name of a son of
eftwb,
all.
sook; a prim,
oil), i.e.
root;
prop, to
5504.
inp cachar,
cachar,
emporium;
sakh'-ar;
from
5503; profit
JlFOO Cabtah,
smear over (with
anoint: anoint
5505. ItlD
(from trade):merchandise.
saw-khar';
at
from
5503;
an
Cash, and the country occupied by his posterity: Sabta, Sabtah.
JlbblD
cowFlab.
See
6550.
abstr. profit (from trade):
mart, merchandise.
5481. fPTlSMIO
cuwmi>6wn e yah
soom-po-neh-yaw
1
(Chald.),
5455.
SOFQD
CJabt eka>,
sab-tek-aw';
prob.
of
or
(Chald.),
for. der.; Sabteca,
of Cush,
and the region
settled
name of a son by him: Sabtecha,

the
tTSBttlO
cAwmpdneyah
po-neh-yaw'; or
soom-
5506. iTjhO $ e ch6rah, sekh-o-rawf; from 5503; traffic:merchandise.

5507.
Slinb coeherah,
part.
fern,
i.e.
so-khay-raw' ; prop. act.

5503;
Sabtechah.
tCibÔ"
ciyph6ne ya> (Dan. 3: 10) (Chald.),

origin
of
something sur-
5456. "130
cagad.
prostrate
saw-gad';
oneself
a prim,
(in
root;
to
(<rvfi0uvia);
homage): fall
corresp. to
see-fo-neh-yaw' ; of Greek a bagpipe (with a double pipe):
rounding the person,

5508.
a shield:
buckler.
dulci-
ninb cochereth,
to 5507; prob.
down.
5457.
mer.
so-kheh'-reth; similar (black) tile (or iessara)
130 ?e gid
<5
CChald.),
seg-eed';
5482. ilplD (J'VSn.eh, sev-ay-nay' [rather to be

written 71510 c: e veuah, sev-ay'-naw; for
"]1p tj^rfen, sev-ane'; i.e. to Seven];
for laying borders
with:black marble.
7750.
5456:worship.
Up c6 r
310
5510.
See
5458. 1130
egfiwr,
seg-ore';
from
5468;
prop.
5509. JPO ciyg, seeg; or
shut up, i.e. the breast (as inclosing the heart); also gold (as generally shut up safely):caul,
gold.
der.;
of Eg. Seven, a place in Upper Eg.:
ciiwg
(Ezek. 28
18),
soog;
from
5478
in the sense of refuse; scoria:dross.
Syene.
yVO Ciyvan,
5459. ilViiO c e gullah, seg-oot-law'; fern. pass. part, of an unused root mean, to shut up; wealth (as closely shut up):jewel, peculiar (treasure), proper good, special.
5460. ]30
5483.
DID euwc,
soos; or
see-vawn'; prob. of Pers. or.; Sivan, the third Heb. month:Sivan.
DO 9%,
also
soos;
from an unused
root mean, to
5511. "pfl^D
"jlTD
ritish
IJiychdwn,
îyehfin,
see-khone'; or
skip (prop, for joy); a horse (as leaping)
see-khone';
from the same
ce
gan
(Chald.),
seg-on';
corresp.
a swallow (from its rapid flight): crane, horse to ([-back, -hoof]). Comp. 6571.
5484.
as 5477; tempestuous; Sichon, an
Amo-
5461 : governor.
6461.
pD cagan,
saw-gaum'; from an unused
npiO cuwcah,
root mean, to superintend; a prcefect of a province: prince, ruler.
mare.company
like; Susi,
soo-saw'; fern, of 5483; a of horses.
ting: Sihon. 5512. yti <Jiyn, seen; of uncert. der.; Sin, the name of an Eg. town and (prob.) desert
adjoining: Sin.
5485. ''DID îftwciy, soo-see': from 5483; norae-
a prim, root; to shut up; fig. to surrender; close up, deliver (up), give over (up), inclose, X pure, repair, shut (in, self, out, up, up together), stop, X straitly.
5462.
13D cagar, saw-gar
an
Isr.
: Susi.
5486. E110
end, perish,
ciiwph,
away, i.e. X be utterly.
soof; a prim, root; to snatch terminate: consume, have an
5513. "'jPO (piyniy, see-nee'; from an otherwise unknown name of a man; a Sinite, or descend, of one of the sons of Canaan:Sinite. 5514. "OÔ
5515.
Ciynay,
5463.
130 9
""
'
e gar
see-nah'ee; of uncert. der.; Sinai, a mountain of Arabia: Sinai.
(Chald.),
seg-ar';
corresp.
to
5487. J|1D 5488. C]1D

weed.
ciiwph
5486; to
CChald.),
to
soof;
corresp.
to
5468: shut up.
come
an end: consume, fulfil.

;
5464. "P'nSD cagriyd, sag-reed'; prob. from 5462 in the sense of sweeping away a pouring rain:very rainy.
;
cuwph,
espec.
5489.
soof; prob. of Eg. or. a reed, the papyrus: flag, Bed [sea],
see-neem'; plur. of an otherwise unknown name; Sinim, a distant Oriental region: Sinim.
D^D
Ctyniym,
5516.
Comp.
NIOÔ
Cjiyc e ra>,
der. ;
see-ser-aw';
of uncert.
Sisera, the
5465.
10 cad,
name of a Canaan-
sad; from an unused root mean. to estop; the stocks: stocks.
5489. E]1S
Cuwph,
3280);
5466. "plO
?&dlyn,
saw-deen'; from an unused root mean, to envelop; a wrapper, i.e.

sed-ome';
5490. C110
soof; itish king and of one of the Nethinim: Sisera. theEeed (Sea):Bed sea. 5517. NJÔ Ciy<a>, see-ah'; or cdwph, sofe; from 5486; a terminaNrjS^D Ciy'aha', see-ah-haw'; from an tion:conclusion, end, hinder part.
for 5488 (by ellipsis of
shirt: fine linen, sheet.
5491. CI10
cowph
5490: end.
(Chald.!,
sofe;
corresp.
to
5467.
dip C e doni,
from an unused
5492.
unused root mean, to converse; congregation; Sia, or Siaha, one of the Nethinim: Sia,
root mean, to
scorcfi.;
canic or bituminous) district; the Dead Sea: Sodom.
burnt (i.e. volSedom, a place near
MOID cfiwphah,
soo-faw'; from 5486;
Siaha.
hurricane:Red Sea, storm, tempest,
8^0
ciyphdneya'.
(fern.)
1
See
5481.
seh'-der; from an unused root soor; or mean, to arrange; order: order. life lawr (Hos. 9 18), soor; a prim, root; 5469. 1!lp cahar, Tah'-har; from an unused root to turn oft (lit. or fig.): be [-head], mean, to be round; roundness: round. bring, call back, decline, depart, eschew, get [you], 5470. 1!lD collar so'-har; from the same as 5469; go (aside), X grievous, lay away (by), leave undone, a dungeon (aw surrounded by walls): be past, pluck away, put (away, down), rebel, remove prison. (away, off), turn 5471. NiD <Jow\ so; of for. der.; So, an Eg. (to and fro), revolt, X be sour, take (aside, away, in), withdraw, be without. king: So.
5468.
Tip ceder,
Bed sea. 5493. 110 cirwr,

whirlwind,
5518. I''? ciyr, seer; or
tllÔ ctyrah, see-raw
or
Slip cirah
(Jer. 58
18), see-raw';
from a
prim, root mean, to boil up; a pot; also a thorn (as springing up rapidly); by impl. a hook: caldron, fishhook, pan, ([wash-]) pot, thorn.
5519. llO cak, sawk; from 5536; prop, a thicket of
men,
5520.
'Tib
i.e.
5472. 310 ciiwg, soog; a prim, root; prop, to flinch, i.e. (by impl.) to go back, lit. (to
retreat) or fig. (to apostatize): back, turn (away, back).
5494.
ate.
110 chwr,
turned
soor; prob. pass. part, of 5493;

off, i.e.
c6k,
soke;
a crowd: multitude. from 6526; a hut

lair:
(as
of
deteriorated: degener-
entwined boughs); also a

den, pavilion, tabernacle.
covert,
backslider, drive, go
5495.
110
}jkxvr, soor; the
5473. 310
cwwg,
ident.
soog;
a prim, root [prob. rather
gate of the
same as Temple: Sur.
5494; Stir,
a 5521. rTSp
cnkkah,
hut or
lair:
sook-kaw'; fern, of 5580; a booth, cottage, covert,
with 5473 through the idea of shrinking from a hedge; comp. 7735]; to hem in, i.e. bind: set about.
310
cuwg.
See
5509.
sooth; perh. denom. from 7898; prop, to prick, i.e. (fig.) stimulate; by impl. to seduce.'entice, move, persuade, provoke, remove, set on, stir up, take away.
5496. ffiD cflwtb.,
pavilion, tabernacle, tent.
5522. 5523.
ni30 clkknwth,
an
(idolatrous)
sik-kooth'; fern, of 5519;
booth: tabernacle.
sook-kohth'; or
niSp Cukkowth,
rfep
5497.
niO cuwtn,
5474. 1310 îiwgar,

inclosure,
soo-gar';
i.e.
from
5468;
an
clothes.
sooth; prob. root as 4533; covering,
from the same

i.e.
clothing:
cage (for an animal):
sook-kohth'; plur. of 5581; booths; Succoth, the name of a place in
Cukkoth,
ni30
ward.
Egypt and of three in Pal.: Succotb.
5475. liO
tion);
ôwd,
sode;
from
3845;
(in
a session,
5498. SflD
i.e.
cachab.
tratZ
:
saw-khab'; a prim, root; to

(out), tear.
5524. ni33
company of persons
by impl. intimacy,
along: draw
Cukkowth b e nowth. sookkohth' ben-ohth';
close delibera-
from
5533
and
consultation,
a secret: a confi-
assembly, counsel, inward, secret (counsel).
5499. il^tlO c e chabah. seh-khaw-baw' ; t t ' 5498; a rag:cast clout.

5500. fltlO
from the
5476. "HID
^Jdwdiy,
so-dee';
from
5475;
cachah,
sweep
saw-khaw'; a prim, root; to
of 1323; booths of (.the) daughters: brothels, i.e. idolatrous tents for impure purposes: Succoth-benoth.
(irreg.) plur.
dant; Sodi, an Isr.: Sodi.

5477.
away:scrape.
5525. "'SO
or inhab. Sukkiims.
Cukkiy,
sook-kee';
patrial
from an
HID îiwacb.,
from an unused root mean, to wipe away; sweeping;

soo'-akh;
5501. ''HO c e chiy, sehkhee'; from 5500; refuse (as swept off); offscouring.
unknown name (perh. 5580); a Sukkite, of some place near Eg. (i.e. ftu(-dweilers):
Suach, an Isr.; Suah.
feTlD cachiysh. See

soo-khaw';
7883.
5478.
I.e.
InmO cuwchah,
same as
5477;
from the 5502. t|Dp
caehaph.
something swept away,
saw-khaf; a prim, root; to scrape off : sweep (away).
5526. 'TJOO
cakak, saw-kaV;
or
filth:torn.
BID
5479.
"'tilO
cnwt
5503. ItlO cachar, saw-khar'; a prim, root; to See 7750. travel round (spec, as a pedlar) intens. <5*"*tay, so-tah'ee; from 7750; roving; to palpitate: go about, merchant (-man), occupy Sotai, one of the Nethinim: Sotai. pant, trade, trafflck.
;
(Exod. 88 : 32), saw-kdk'; a prim, root; prop, to entwine as a screen; by impl. to fence in, cover over, (fig.) protect;cover, defence, defend, hedge in, join together, set, shut up,
^pfe
sakak
with,

6527. !"lp?P
Becacah.
Sabtaw
Sayfel
88
C ekakab,
sek-aw-kaw'; from 5526;
inclosure; Secacah, a place in Pal.:
5553. 3>bp cela', seh'-lah; from an unused root mean, to be lofty; a craggy rock, lit. or flg. (a fortress): (ragged) rock, stone (-ny), strong
5579.
5580.
TS3D ^nappiyr,
der.;
se-ap-peer'; of uncert.
a^n (collect.):flns.
00 cac, DP cue.
5528. 335D cakal, taw-lad'; for 8688; to be silly: hold. do (make, play the, turn into) fool (-ish, 5554. 3>bp Cela'. seh'-lah; the same as 5553; Sela,
-ishly, -ishness).
sawce; from the same as 5483; a moth (from the agility of the fly):moth. See 5483.
sis-mah'ee; of uncert. der.; :Sisamai.
the rock-city of Idumsea:rock, Sela (-h).

seh'-kel;
collect,
5529. 3350 cekel,

concr.
from
5538;
silliness;
5555. nipbfflari
lek-oth';
S>3_0
Cela
ham-maehl<>-
5581.
"WOO Clcmay,
Sismai, an
and
dolts:folly.
5530. 33)0 cakal, saw-kawl'; from 5528; silly:

fool
(-ish), sottish.
from
5553
and
qpxvt'h., seh'-lah liam-makhthe plur. of 4256 with the art.
Isr.
5531. rvfosd
rvfepip
clklawth,
sik-looth';
or
interposed; rock of the divisions; Sela-ham-Machlekoth, a place in Pal. : Sela-hammalekoth.
5582. "I?0 ca'ad, saw-ad'; a prim, root; to support (mostly fig.): comfort, establish, hold up, refresh self, strengthen, be upholden.
to
slkluwth
from
5528;
(Eccl. 1
17), sik-looth';
silliness:folly,
foolish-
sol-awm'; appar. from the 5583. 13p c e <ad (Chald.), seli-ad'; corresp. same as 5553 in the sense of crashing as 5582; to aid:helping. with a rock, i.e. consuming; a kind of locust (from its 713*0 ca'ah, saw-aw'; a prim, root; 5584. destructiveness):bald locust.
5556. D.3*b0
col'am,
to
saw-kan'; a prim, root; to be familiar with; by impl. to minister to, oe serviceable to, to cherish, be customary: acquaint (self), be advantage, x ever, (be,
^pO cakan,
5557. 130
calapb, saw-laf; a
i.e. (fig.)
to wrench, throw, pervert.
prim, root; prop, to subvert: over-
rush: storm.
5585.
CP?0 ca'iyph, saw-eef; from
5586;
fis-
[un-]) profit (-able), treasurer, be wont.
5533.
saw-kan'; prob. a denom. from 7915; prop. to cut, i.e. damage; also to groto (caus. mafce) poor:endanger, impoverish.
]pO cakan,
5558. C|3p celeph, seh'-lef; from 5557; distortion, i.e. (fig.) viciousness:perverseness.
sure (of rocks); also a bough (as subdivided): (outmost) branch, clift, top.
5586.
C[3>0
ca'apb, saw-af; a
prim, root; prop.
5559.
pbp c e lt<l
to
(Chald.),
sel-eek';
(up).
a prim, root;
ascend: come
to ditiide up; but used only as denom. from 5585, to disorancft (a tree): top.
5534. *1p0
give over.
saw-kar'; a prim, root; to shut up; by impl. to surrender:stop, Bee also 5462; 7936.
saw-kath'; a prim, root; to be silent; by impl. to observe quietly:
cakar,
5560. ribb cfiletb, so'-leth; from an unused root mean, to strip; flour (as chipped off):
(fine) flour,
5587.
f|S>p
IiyilJ
ca'iph, saw-eef; or
sa'iph, saw-eef; from
(in
meal.
5586;
divided
5535.
rOO cakath,
n'3g
take heed.
Cnkkoth.
See 5523.
5536. 3D cal, sal; from 5549; prop, a willow twig (as pendulous), i.e. an osier; but only as woven Into a basket: basket 5537. N30 cala', saw-law'; a prim, root; to suspend in a balance, i.e. weigh: com-
pare.
unused root mean, to smell sweet; an aroma: sweet (spice). N ebdw, sam-gar' 5562. iCl? *1|M0 Camgar neb-o'; of for. or.; Samgar-Nebo, a Bab. general:Samgar-nebo. 5563. Tl52p c e madar, sem-aw-dar'; of uncert. der. a vine blossom; used also adv. abloom:tender grape. 5564. *?P30 camak, saw-mak'; a prim, root; to prop (lit. or flg); reflex, to lean upon or take hold of (in a favorable or unfavorable sense):
5561.
Dp cam, sam; from an
mind),
i.e. (abstr.)
a sentiment: opin-
ion.
5588. Eiyp ce'eph, say-afe'; from 5586; divided

(in
mind),
i.e.
(concr.)
a sfcepMc;
fem.
ot
thought.
5589. >"IE3*p
ctappah,
5585
;
seli-ap-paw' ;
twig
or
branch
bough.
Comp.
5634.
5538.
&&P
tJUIa>, sU-law 1 ; from 5549; an embankment; Silla, a place in Jerus. Silla.

:
bear up, establish, (up-) hold, lay, lean,
lie
hard, put,
5590. *1?D ca'ar, saw-ar'; a prim, root; to rusfc upon; by impl. to toss (trans, orintrans., lit. or fig.):be (toss with) tempest (-uous), be sore troubled, come out as a (drive with the, scatter with a) whirlwind.
rest self, set self, stand fast, stay (self), sustain.
5539.
self.
130 calad,
saw-lad'; a prim, root; prob. to leap (with joy), i.e. exult:harden
5565. 1!"P3Mp
C'makyahuw,
sem-ak-yaw'hoo; from 5564 and 3050; supported
5591. 'IJ'p ca'ar, sah'-ar; or (fem.)

iTTn^p c e <arab, seli-aw-raio' ; from 5590; a hurricane: storm (-y), tempest, whirl-
ofjah; Semakjah, anlsr.: Semachiah.
5540. "13D Celed, seh'-led; from 5539; exultation; 5566. 3)20 cemel, seh'-mel; or wind. Seled, anlsr.: Seled. 5592. Cjp capb, saf; from 5605, in its original cemel, say'-mel; from 3M0 an unused root 5541. !"I30 calah, saw-law'; a prim, root; to sense of containing; a vestibule (as a mean, to resemble; a likeness: figure, hang up, i.e. weigh, or (flg.) contemn: limit) also a dish (for holding blood or wine):bason, idol, image. tread down (under foot), value. bowl, cup, door (post), gate, post, threshold. 5542. !"I3D ccMli, seh'-law; from 5541; nispension 5567. ^73,0 caman, saw-man'; a prim, root; to 5593. tjp Capb, saf; the same as 5592; Saph, a designate: appointed.
(of music),
,
i.e.
pause:Selah.
5543. *feg CalliiM

K*fep
soWoo',- or
sctZ-ioo';
5568.
or
"MO ca.mar,
erect,
i.e.
saw-mar'; a prim, root; to be bristle as hair:stand up,
Philistine: Saph.
Comp.
5598.
5594.
ISO caphad,
âlluw),
tremble.
saw-fad'; a prim, root; prop. to tear the hair and beat the breasts (as
saw-mawr'; from 5568; bristshaggy:rough. TJp Callay, sal-lah'ee; from 5541; weighed; 5570. FKWp ^na<ah, sen-aw-aw'; from an unSallu or Sallai, the name of two Isr.: used root mean, to prick; thorny; Ballai, Sallu, Salu. Senaah, a place in Pal.: Senaah, Hassenaah [with 5544 ^ftp cillown, sil-lone'; or the art.']. 71N3D c 6 imab. See 5574. callown, sai-Jone'; from 5541; a
N13D CJaMiw,
saw-loo 1 ; or
5569. "IMp
camar,
ling,
i.e.
Orientals do in grief); gen. to lament; wail: lament, mourn (-er), wail
by impl. to
5595. JlSD
saw-faw'; a prim, root; to scrape (lit. to shave; but usually flg.) together (i.e. to accumulate or increase) or away (i.e. to scatter, remove or ruin; intrans. to
prop,
pertsft):add, augment, consume, destroy, heap, join, perish, put.
capbah,
"jftp
prickle (as
if pendulous):brier,
thorn.
5571. CjbiiP
Canballat,
or.;
san-bal-lat' ;
of
for.
5596. fiBp
tlgto
caphach,
saw-fakh'; or
5545. ft3P calacb, saw-lakh'; a prim, root; to forgive: forgive, pardon, spare.
Sanballat, a Pers. satrap of
Samaria : Sanballat.
5572.
i"T30
(Isa. 8 : 17), saw-fakh'; a prim, root; prop, to scrape out, but in
saphach
5546.
t"fep
callach,
Jallay.
sal-lawkh';
from
5545; pto-
cable: ready to forgive.
%5
See
5543.
5547. FirpbO c c ltychah,

5545;
f!3p Cannali See 7158. pardon:forgiveness, pardon. 5548. 1TD3D talkah, sal-kaw'; from an unused 5574. t1N13p C^nftWali, sen-oo-aw', or
-
sel-ee-khaw' ;
from
c e neh, sen-eh'; from an unused root certain peculiar senses (of removal or association): mean, to prick; a bramble: bush. abiding, gather together, cleave, put, smite with ascab. 5573. H30 Ceneh, seh'-neh; the same as 5572; 5597. nnSO cappaehatb, sap-pakh'-ath; from thorn; Seneh, a crag in Pal.:Seneh. 5596; the mange (as making the hair
fall
off):scab.
like; Sippai, a Philistine: Sippai. Comp. root mean, to walk; walking; Salcah, !"IN3p C e iiu'ah, sen-oo-aw'; from the same 5593. a place E. of the Jordan:Salcah, Salchah. as 5570; pointed; (used with the art. as 5599. tTBD capbtyacb, saw-fee'-akh; from 5596; 5549. 330 calal, saw-lal'; a prim, root; to mound a prop, name) Senuah, the name of two Isr. : Hasesomething (spontaneously) falling off, turnpike); to exalt; up (espec. a flg. reflex, nuah [includ. the art.], Senuah. i.e. a self-sown crop; fig. a freshet: (such) things as to oppose (as by a dam): cast up, exalt (self), extol, 5575. 1130 canver, san-vare'; of uncert. der.; (which) grow (of themselves), which groweth of its make plain, raise up.
5598. "'Sp IJlppay, sip-pah'ee; from 5592; boson-
6550. FtVbb coRlali. so-lel-aw'; or

S"133i0
(in plur.) blindness:
blindness.
own
accord
(itself).
5576.
act.
S^rop Cancheriyb,
cancin,
cowl elah,
fem. of
5549,
i.e.
so-lel-aw 1 ;
part,
san-khay-reeb' ; of for. or.; Sancherib, an Ass. king:

san-seen';
5600.
MJ^Bp c e phiynab,
5603;
sef-ee-naw';
from
(sea-going) vessel (as ceiled
tary
mound,
rampart of
but used pass.; a milibesiegers:bank,
Sennacherib.
with a deck): ship.
5577. ]p3p
from an unused 5601.
TSD
capptyr,
(perh. as
sap-peer 1 ;
from
5608;
a gem.
mount.
5551. tfep
root mean, to be pointed;
a twig
1
(as
used for scratching other
cnllam,
stair-case:
ladder.
sool-lawm';
from
5549;
a tapering) :bough.
5578. i"I3p3p
<
substances), prob. the sapphire:

;
sapphire.
ancaimali. san-san-naw
fem.
5602.
3BD cepbel,
5552.
TOpbp calcillab,
a twig
sal-sil-law';
from
5541;
(as pendulous):basket.
of a form of 5577; a bough; Sansannah, a place in Pal; Sansannah.
from an unused root mean, to depress; a basin (as deepsay'-fel;

dish..
ened out):bowl,
84
5603. 1&0
Sawfan

5625.
caphan, saw-fan'; a prim, root; to hide by covering; spec, to roof (pass, part, as noun, a roof) or wainscot; fig. to reserve: cieled, cover, seated.
5604. *]Bp
^"lO Cardiy,
a Seredite
sar-dee'; patron,
(collect.)
from
5624;
5647. 135* 'abad, aw-bad'; a prim, root; to work

(in
or desc. of Sered:
any
sense);
Sardites.
(caus.) enslave, etc.:
be,
by impl. to serve, till, keep in bondage, be
5626. !Tlp
Cirah,
^lppnn,
sip-poon';
from 5603; a wainSee also 5518.
see-raw'; from 5493; departure; Sirah, a cistern so-called:Sirah.
bondmen, bond-service, compel, do, dress, ear, execute, -(- husbandman, keep, labour (-ing man), bring
to pass, (cause to,
make
to)
serve (-ing,
self), (be,
be-
scot:deling.
5605. t]Bp
saw-faf; a prim, root; prop, to snatch away, i.e. terminate; but used only as denom. from 5592 (in the sense of a
vestibule), to
capbaph,
5627. STlO
carab, saw-raw
from
5493;
tasy, crime; fig. remission:

ual, rebellion, revolt ([-ed]),
x contin-
come) servant (-s), do (use) service, till (-er), transapos- gress [from margin], (set a) work, be wrought, worr.
turn away, wrong.
keeper.
wait at the threshold:be a door- 5628. (Tip caracb, saw-rakh'; a prim, root; to extend (even to excess):exceeding,
hand, spread, stretch
self,
5648.
IpS e&bad
(Chald.),
ab-ad';
corresp.
etc.:
to
banish.
cut,
make, prepare, keep, do, execute, go on, make, move, work.

5647; to do,
5606. ]?Bp
pgili
caphaq,
saw-fdk1 ; or
(1
5629.
10;
n^D
saphaq
Isa. 2
:
Kings 20
Job
27
23;
ceraeh, seh'-rakh; from 5628; a re- 5649. dundancy: remnant.
13? <abad
servant:
(Chald.), ab-ad';
from
5648;
servant.
6),
saw-fats';
a prim,
root;
to
clap the hands (in token of compact, derision, grief, indignation or punishment) by impl. of satisfaction, to be enough; by impl. of excess, to vomit:clap,
;
^"Ip ciryon, sir-yone'; for mail: brigandine.

5631.
8302;
coat of
5650. *1D5> ebed, eh'-bed; from 5647; a servant: X bondage, bondman, [bond-] servant,
(man-) servant.
D ,b1p âriyc,
sawêece'; or
smite, strike, suffice,
wallow.
5607. ]?BD cfepbeq, say'-fek; or
pDiB
sepbeq
from
0*10 ?artc, saw-reece'; from an unused 5651. "15? *Ebed, eh'-bed; the same as 5650; Ebed, the name of two Isr. :Bbed. root mean, to castrate; a eunuch; by impl. valet (espec. of the female apartments), and 5652. 7DX tabad, ab-awd'; from 5647; a deed;
36
:
(Job 20
22;
18), seh'-felc;
thus
5606; chastisement; also satiety:
officer.
a minister of state: chamberlain, eunuch, Comp. 7249.
work.
stroke, sufficiency.
<;aphar, saw-far'; a prim, root; prop. to score with a mark as a tally or record, i.e. (by impl.) to inscribe, and also to enumerate; Intens. to recount, i.e. celebrate: commune, (ac-)
5608.
""IBD
5632. Tl'lp ârfik (Ohald.), saw-rake'; of an emir:president.

5633.
plate.
5653.
for. or.;
8Wp? Abda,
DiTN
TJ5>
ab-daW; from 5647; work; Abda, the name of two Isr. :Abda.
5654.
Ob6d 'Edowin,
ome'; from the
o-bade 1 ed-
"pp
erei, seh'-ren; from an unused root of unc. mean.; tea axle; flg. a peer:lord,
act. part, of 5647
count, declare, number,
and 123; worker of Edom; Obed-Edom, the name of Ave Isr.: Obed-edom.
5655. bS:n3>
penknife, reckon, scribe,
5634. 71Bj>*lp
car'appab,
sar-ap-paw'; for 5589;
shew forth, speak,

5609.
tali, tell (out), writer.
a (wig: bough.
<Abd e 'el,
and
410;
ab-deh-ale';
serving
from 5647 God; Abdeel, an
1Bp
e 9 phar (Chald.), sef-ar';
corresp. to 56CG;
from a root 5635. a book:book, roll.
DTO carapb.,
saw-raf; a prim, root; to Isr.:Abdeel.

fere
Comp.
5661.
5610.
IBp ^ e phar,
cremate, i.e. to fie (near) o/ being privileged to kindle the pyre): burn.
(such
5656.
sef-awr1 ; from 6608; a census: numbering.
5636.
IB !? carpad,
1
5611. "IBD ^! e pb.ar, sef-awr'; the same as 5610; Sephar, a place in Arabia: Sephar.
iieiWe (as stinging like
sar-pawd'; from 5635: a a fiura):brier.
TTpy t&bodab, ab-o-daw'; or 7TTQ3> 'abowdah, ab-o-daw';

effect,
(-ile,
from 5647; work of any kind: act, bondage,

labour,
5637.
5612.
1BD cipher,
il'lBD
say'-fer; or (fern.)
8 [9]), sif-raw'; prop, writing (the art or a
:
a prim, root; to turn (morally) fie refractory: away, backsliding, rebellious, revolter (ing), slide
satiM-ar';
Tip farar,
away,
+ bondservant,
office,
ministering
tillage,
(-try),
service
-itude),
use,
work,
i.e.
X wrought.
5657. STJpS*
clpbrah
from
5608;
(Psa. 56
back, stubborn, withdrew.

e tbav, seth-awv 1 ; from an unused 5638. iriO c * * " T J root mean, to hide; winter (as ths dark
<abuddah,
of
5647;
ab-ood-daw ; pass. part. something wrought, i.e.
document); by impl. a book: bill, book, evidence,
(concr.) service:household, store of servants.
learn [-ed] (-ing), letter, register, scroll.
season) :winter.
5658. "pip?
in Pal.
5613.
TDD capbSr
same as
:
(Chald.), saw-fare';
from the 5639. Tinp

or
'Abdown, ab-dohn'; from 5647; servitude; Abdon, the name of a place

Comp.
5683.
CJHbAwr,
5609;
scribe
(secular
den; Sethur, an
settlor'; from 5641; hidIsr. :Sethur.
and of four Isr. :Abdon.
sacred) scribe
5640.
e
5614.
TTSD
sef-auvrawd' ; of for. <J der.; Sepharad, a region of Ass.:
pbarad,
Qnp catbam, saw-tham'; or br'ia satbam (Num. 24 15), saw-tham';

:
5659.
mil?
(abdfriFth, ab-dooth'; from

servitude:
5647;
bondage.
Sepharad,
JTjBp eipbjrab. See 5612.

5615.
repair;
flg.
a prim, root; to stop up; by impl. to to keep secret.- closed up, hidden, secret,
5660. "''Hp? 'Abdiy, ab-dee'; from 5647; serviceable; Abdi, the name of two Isr.:
Abdi.
shut out (up), stop.
niBD 9eph.6rah,
numeration:
<3
:
sef-o-raw';
number.
from 5608; a 5641.

patrial
5616. "TIBO
e pbarviy,
5617;
sef-ar-vee';
saw-thar'; a prim, root; to hide (by covering), lit. or flg.: be absent, keep close, conceal, hide (self), (keep) secret,
inO catbar,
5661. bSjCHp? <Abd!y'el, ab-dee-ale'; from 5650 and 410; servant of God; Abdiel, an
Isr.:Abdiel.
Comp.
5655.
from
a SepharviCe or inhab. of
surely.
5662. fpnab*
6badyab,
o-bad-yaw'; or
Sephar vain
Sepharvite.
C epbarvayim
vaK'-yim; or
e
<J
5642.
(dual),
inp ctbar
(Chald.), seth-ar
corresp. to
ITT'taS
'Obadyahftw,
act. part, of 5647
5617. D?]"lBp
sef-ar.
5641; to conceal; fig. to
demolish:de-
stroy, secret thing.

(plur.),
Jah; Obadjah, the name

5663.
o-bad-yaw'-hoo; 3050; serving of thirteen Isr. : Obadiah.
and
OAlBp"
rim,
pbariym
;
of for. der.
sef-aw-reem' Sepharvajim or Sepha-
5643. "Tip cither, say'-ther; or (fem.)

STirip
^ba TJ* <Ebed Meiek,
eh'-bed meh'-lek;
a place in
Ass. : Sepharvaim.
tern. act.
clthrab
from
5618. rVnBD Âplieretb, so-feh'-reth;

part, of 5608;
lit.
scribe (prop, female);
5641 ; a good or a bad, sense): backbiting, covering, covert, disguise [-th], biding place, privily, protection,
(Deut. 32 a cover (in
38),
sith-raw';
from 5650 and 4428; servant of a king; Ebed-Melek, a eunuch of king Zedekeah:
Ebed-melech.
or a
(-ly,
flg.
5664. 133
Bab.
1p 'Abed
Sophereth, a temple servant:Sophereth.
secret
place).
name
5619. bp_D âqal, saw-kal'; a prim, root; prop, to 5644. be weighty; but used only in the sense of lapidation or its contrary (as if a delapidation): (cast, gather out, throw) stone (-s), X surely. 5620.
""I?
e gdw, ab-ade' neg-o1 ; the same as 5665; Abed-Nego, the of one of Daniel's companions: Abed-
'''irip
CJfthriy,
sith-ree>;
tective; Sithri,
from 5643; pro- nego. an Isr.;Zithri.

5665. NiS? TJ5>
Nego, the
lbed
ade'
N'goW
(Chald.),
or.;
ab-
neg-o';
of for.
Abed-
name
of Azariah:Abed-nego.
:ar,
sar;
from 6637
contr.; peevish:
heavy, sad.
5666. Mp3>
<abah, aw-baw'; a
dense: be (grow) thick (-er). ab, awb (masc. and fem.); from 5743; 5621. i"lD carab, saw-rawV; from an unused prop, an envelope, i.e. darkness (or den- 5667. BiSS* <abowf, afi-ote'; or root mean, to sting; a thistle; brier. sity, 2 Chron. 4 spec, a (scud) cloud; also a 17) tshS <abot, ob-ote'; from 5670; a paum,! 5622. V>3*}p carbal (Chald.), sar-baV; of uncert. copse, clay, (thick) cloud, X thick, thicket. Comp. pledge. der. a cloak: coat. 5672.
5645.
32
prim, root; to be
5623. 'pSHp <2arg*rn, sar-gdne'; of for. der.; Sargon, an Ass. king:Sargon. 5624.
Isr.:-!
5646. 33> ab, awb; or
5668. Tl!l!J
tabuwr, aw-boof;
or
Tip
<Jered, seh'-red; from a prim, root
mean, to tremble; trembling; Sered, an
31* *db, ofie; from an unused root mean, to 'Hpy <abur, aw-boor'; pass. part, of 5674; prop, crossed, Le. (abstr.) transit; used cover; prop, equiv. to 5645; but used only as an arch, term, an architrave (as shading the pil- only adv. on account of, in order that: because of, lars): thick (beam, plant). for ( ... 'S sake), (intent) that, to.
'

aw-boor'; the same as 5668; passed, i.e. kept over; used only of stored grain:old corn.
Sawfan Ayder
85
*W3y sahfiwr,
5690.
339 'egeb,
(concr.),
eh'-gheb;
i.e.
from
5689;
love
love,
amative words: much

1
5713. !Tjy 'edah, ay-daw 1 ; fern, of 5707 in its testimony:testimony, techn. sense;
very lovely.
6670.
U3y
'abaf, aw-bat'; a prim,

caus. to
root; to
pawn;
to
5691. J"I33y
dinate love.
'agabah, ag-aw-baw
love (abstr.), te.
lend
(on
witness. Comp. 5712. from 5689; 5714. fa? 'Iddow, amorousness:inor;
id-do'; or
security) ;
flg.
entangle:borrow, break [ranks], fetch [a pledge],

lend,
Nfa5>
'Iddow',
id-do'; or
5671.
X tTUSy
surely.
5692. !1S9
'uggah,
cake
'abtiyt. aMeet'; from

thing pledged,
i.e.
5670;
some-
oog-gaw'; from 5746; an ashround):cake (upon the (as

Iddo.
N^y
Comp.
5715. Tfliy
hearth).
'Iddiy', id-dee'; from 5710; timely; Iddo (or Iddi), the name of five Isr.:
3035, 3360.
(collect.)
pawned
goods:thick clay [by a false etym.]. 5672. abiy, ofr-ee'; or
Vis* 'agowl.
5693. TU3*
See 5696.
;
'eduwth,
ay-dooth'; fern, of 5707;
^S
'aguwr, aw-goor1
pass. part, [but
testimony:testimony, witness.
5716. ">19 &diy, ad-ee'; from 5710 in the sense of trappings; finery; gen. an outfit; spec, a headstall: X excellent, mouth, ornament.
^39 dbiy,
5645.
o6-ee';
from
5666;
density,
i.e.
with act. sense] of an unused root mean, to twitter; prob. the swallow: swallow,
5694. "bi$S 'agiyl, aw-gheel'; from the same as 5696 something round, i.e. a ring (for 5717. bN"Hy 'Adiy'el, ad-ee-ale'; from 5716 and abê-daw'; the ears):earring. 410; ornament of God; Adiel, the from 5648 ; faoor or business:affairs, 5695. b.3y egel, ay'-ghel; from the same as 5696; name of three Isr. : Adiel. service, work. a (male) calf (as frisking round), espec. 5718. ST! !? 'Adayah, ad-aw-yaw'; or 5674. 13y 'aba*, aw-bar'; a prim, root; to cross one'nearly grown (i.e. a steer):bullock, calf. over; used very widely of any transi'Adayahftw, ad-aw-yaw'-hoo; 'agol, aw-gole'; or tion (tit. or fig.; trans., intrans., intens. or causat.); 5696. biS from 5710 and 3050; Jah has adorned; from aw-gole'; an unused 'agowl, alter, at cover (in copulation): alienate, spec, to X Vl39 Adajah, the name of eight Isr.:Adaiah. root mean, to revolve, circular:round. ail, beyond, bring Cover, through), cany over, (over-) 5719. yjS 'adiyn, aw-deen'; from 5727; volupover, curcome (on, over), conduct (over), convey 5697. Fib??. 'eglah, eg-lawf; fern, of 5695; a tuous:given to pleasures. rent, deliver, do away, enter, escape, fail, gender, get (female) calf, espec. one nearly grown 5720. YJS 'Adiyn, aw-deen'; the same as 5719; over, (make) go (away, beyond, by, forth, his way, (i.e. a heifer):calf, cow, heifer. Adin, the name of two Isr.:Adin. In, on, over, through), have away (more), lay, 5698. Sib?? 'Eglah, eg-law'; the same as 5697; 5721. NS^y 'Adiyna.', ad-ee-naw1 from 5719; ; meddle, overrun, make partition, (cause to, give, Eglah, a wife of David:Eglah. effeminacy; Adina, an Isr.:Adina. make to, over) pass (-age, along, away, beyond, by, 5699. ItbSS 'agalah, ag-aw-law'; from the same 5722. i3fay 'adiynow, od-ee-no'; prob. from -enger, on, out, over, through), (cause to, make) as 6696; something revolving, i.e. a 5719 in the orig. sense of slender (i.e. a proclaim (-amation), perish, provoke to anger, put cart, wagon. chariot, wheeled vehicle: spear); his spear: Adino. raiser of taxes, remove, send over, set away, rage, eg-lawn'; from 5695; 5700. "jib?y 'Eglown, 5723. D?n"Hy 'Adiythaylm, ad-ee-thah'-yim; apart, 4- shave, cause to (make) sound, X speedily, vituline; Eglon, the name of a place dual of a fern, of 5706; douMe prey; X sweet smelling, take (away), (make to) transgress in Pal. and of a Moabitish king:Bglon. Adithajim, a place in Pal.:Adithaim. (-or), translate, turn away, [way-] faring man, be aw-gam'; a prim, root; to 6e 'agam, 5701. Djy wrath. 5724. "y^S* Malay, ad-lah'ee; prob. from an unsad. grieve. used root of uncert. mean. ; Adlai, an 5675. 12$ <abar (Chald.), ab-ar>; corresp. to prim, root; to Isr.:Adlai. "|3y <agan, aw-gan'; a 5702. 5676:beyond, this side. debar, i.e. from marriage:stay. 5725. Dbiy 'Adullam, ad-ool-lawm' ; prob. prop, a 5676. '"OS 'eber, ay'-ber; from 5674; "15 'ad, ad; from 5710; prop, a (peremptory) from the pass. part, of the same as region across; but used only adv. (with 5703. terminus, i.e. (by impl.) duration, in the 5734; Adullam, a place in Pal.:Adullam. or without a prep.) on the opposite side (espec. of the sense of advance or perpetuity (substantially as a 5726. TaVW 'Adullamiy, Jordan; usually mean, the east): X against, bead-ool-law-mee>; or without a prep.):eternity, ever patrial from 5725; an Adullamite or yond, by, X from, over, passage, quarter, (other, this) noun, either with world without (-lasting, -more), old, perpetually,
depft or width:thick
(-ness).
Comp.
5673. itTSy.
'abiydah
(Chald.),
WHS
side, straight.
native of
Adullam: Adullamite.
5677. 133? 'Eber,
aj/'-6er;
the name 1st.:Eber, Heber.
the same as 5676; Eber, of two patriarchs and four
end.
5704.
prep.);
iy
5727. "\TS
;
5678. STyM? 'ebrah, eft-ran/; fern, of 5676; an 'aden, ad-en'; or (even unto) or time (during, while, until) or degree outburst of passion:anger, rage, with): against, as, at, before, by (equally and, rtfly 'adennah, ad-en'-naw; from 5704 wrath. how (that), even (to), for (-asmuch as), [hither-] to, and 2004; till now:yet. 5679. ffl3y 'abaxah, ab-aw-raw'; from 5674; a into, as long (much) as, (so) that, till, toward, 5729. flS 'Eden, eh'-den; from 6737; pleasure; erosstna-place: ferry, plain [from the long, until, when, while, (+ as) yet. marg.]. Eden, a place in Mesopotamia:Eden. 5680. 1, 't3?> 'Ibriy, ib-ree'; patron, from 5677; an 5705. "!3> 'ad (Chald.), ad; corresp. to 6704; 5730. yVS eden. ay'-den; or (fem.) Eberite (i.e. Hebrew) or desc. of X and, at, for, [hither-] to, on, till, (un-) Fjyiy 'ednah, ed-naw'; from 5727; pleasto, until, within. Eber: Hebrew (-ess, woman). ure: delicate, delight, pleasure. See " 5681. naS> 'Ibriy, ib-ree'; the same as 5680; Ibri, 5706. "1? <ad, ad; the same as 5703 in the sense of also 1040. the aim of an attack; booty:prey. anlsr.:Ibri. 5731. yVS 'Eden, ay'-den; the same as 6730 5682. D^Sy 'Abarim, ab-aw-reem'; plur. of 5707. IS 'fed, ayd; from 5749 contr. ; concr. a (masc); Eden, the region of Adam's testimony; witness; abstr. spec, a 5676 ; regions ftej/ond ; Abarim, a place home:Eden. recorder, i.e. prince: witness. in Pal.: Abarim, passages. 'lddan (Chald.), id-dawn'; from a root 5732. 5683. y~0.3 'Ebrou, eft-rone'; from 6676; transi- 5708. "13* 'fid, ayd; from an unused root mean, to corresp. to that of 5708; a set time; period set [comp. 5710, the mentional; Ebron, a place in PaL: Heba 5749]; techn. a year:time. strual flux periodical); (in clerical error for 5658. (as by impl. plur.) soiling: ron. Perh. a 5733. Nil? <Adna>, ad-naie'; from 5737; pleas5684. t"!3"l3y 'Ebronah, eft-rato-nate'; fern, of filthy. . ure; Adna, the name of two Isr.: iy 6d. See 5750. 5683; Ebronah, a place tin the DesAdna. ert:Ebronah. 5709. &H3* ada> (Chald.), ad-ao'; or 5734. Styiy 'Adnah, ad-nato'; from 5727; pleas5685. 11533* (abash, aw-bash'; a prim, root; to dry ure; Adnah, the name of two Isr.: 5"ny 'adah (Chald.), ad-aw1 ; corresp. to up:be rotten. Adnah. 5710: alter, depart, pass (away), reaw-bath'; prim, root; 'abath, a to rO$ 5686. 5735. Ft'lS'iy 'Ad'adah, ad-aw-daw 1 ; from 6712; move.'take (away). interlace, i.e. (fig.) to pervert:wrap festival; Adadah, a place in PaX: -TO <6ded See 5752. up. Adadah. 5687. raV 'abdth, aw-both'; or 5710. i"tty 'adah, aw-daw 1 ; a prim, root; to 5736. ]iy 'adaph, aw-daf; a prim, root; to 6e advance, i.e. pass on or continue; (causat. have) redundant:be more, trfOS <abowth, aiihboth'; from 6686; incausat. to remove; spec, to bedeck (i.e. bring an odd number, be (have) over (and above), overplus, twined, i.e. dense.' thick. ornament upon): adorn, deck (self ), pass by, take remain. 5688. TbS 'aboth, aft-oft'; or away. 5787. Tiy 'adar, av>dar'; a prim, root; to rriS?. 'abowth, ab-oth'; or (fern.) 5711. ittt 'Adah, aw-daw 1 ; from 5710; ornaarrange, as a battle, a vineyard (to hoe); Adah, of two women: ment; the name hence to muster, and so to miss (or find wanting): IrirOy 'abdthah, ab-oth-aw'; the same ' dig, fail, keep (rank), lack. as 6687; something intuiined, i.e. a Adah. string, wreath or foliage:band, cord, rope, thick 5712. !Tiy 'edah, ay-daw'; tern, of 5707 In the 5738. Tiy <Eder, eh'-der; from 5737; an armnfle" orig. sense of fixture; a stated assemment (i.e. drove); Eder, an Isr.: Ader. bough (branch), wreathen (chain). blage (spec, a concourse, or gen. & family or crowd): 5739. "ft? 6der, ay'-der; from 5737; an arrange5689. 333> <agab, aw-gab>; a prim, root; to company, congregation, multitude, people, ment, i.e. muster (of animals): drove, ftreatfee after, to. to love (sensually): assembly,
ad, ad; prop, the same as 5703 (used as soft or pieosant; a prep., adv. or conj. especially with a voluptuously:delight self. as far (or long, or much) as, whether of space 5728.
'adan,
ato-dan'; a prim, root; to be

flg.
and
reflex, to live
YW
|1
TW
dote, lover.
swarm.
Comp.
5713.
flock, herd.
Ayder
6740.

5763. bl3>
rfider, ay'-der; the same as 5739; Eder, the name of an 1st. and of two places in Pal:Edar, Eder.
TW
'Awl,
give
ool;
milk;
milch,
a prim, root; to suckle, i.e. (ewe great) with a babe:sucking
5783.
11? 'tiairr, oor; a prim, be made naked.
root; to (be)
bare:
young.
5763;
5784. *TD> 5785.

skin.
'"HI?
5741.
^^HS
1251S*
'dm (Chald.),
husk): chaff.
oor; chaff (as the naked

5783; skin (as naked); leather:hide, leather,
'Adriy'el, ad-ree-ale'; from 5739 5764. bl3> t&wl, ool; from and 410; flock of God; Adriel, an child, infant.
aw-dawth'; from an unused
See
5755.
'dwr,
ore;
from
1st.:Adriel.
5743.
'id;isli,
root of uneert. mean. ; a lent il:lentfle.
5765. 315* <aval, aw-val'; a prim, root; to distort (morally):deal unjustly, unrighteous.
by impl.
hide,
KJ? <Avva>.
5743.
cloud.
bte <6wl. See

root;
to be dense
5923.
y$
iiwb, oob; a prim,

i.e.
5786. "OS* 'avar, aw-var'; a prim, root [rather denom. from 5785 through the idea of a film over the eyes] ; to blind:blind, put out. See
also 5895.
or dark,
to becloud:
cover
5766. blS? Usvel,
eh'-vel;
or
with a
5te <avel,
aw'-vel;
and
(fern.)
5787. Ijjf
*twe>,
blind
(lit.
iv-vare';
intens.
from
5786;
5744. 'to'te <6wbfcd, o-bade'; act. part, of 5647; serving; Obed, the name of five Isr. ; Obed. 5745. bate '6wbal, o-bawl'j of for.der.; Obal,* son of Joktan: Obal.
Fibl? 'avlali av-law'; or
aW
5788.
5765;
or flg.):blind (men, people).

6159.
<6wreb. See
(fem.)
<6wlah, nbte T
InVy <61ab,
o-law'; or
fM& 'iwarown,
ri^W <avveretb,
blindness: blind
iv-vaw-rone';
and
5787;
o-law';
from
(moral)
a prim, root; prop, to (-ly), unrighteousness (-ly), wicked (-ness). gyrate; but used only as denom. from 5767. bl3? awal, av-vawl'; intens. from 5765; 5692, to bake (round cakes on the hearth): bake. unrighteous, (morally):unjust, evil 5747. 3te e Owg, ague; prob. from 5746; round; wicked. Og, a king of Bashan: Og. rtbte 'on lab See 5930. 6748. a313> <uwgab, oo-gawb'; or
5746.
oog;
aS3>
MP
'iiwg,
evil:iniquity,
perverseness,
unjust
av-veh'-reth;
(-ness).
from
5789.
5790.
w
nW
<DW8h, uwth,
oosh;
a
self.
prim,
root;
to
hasten: assemble
ooth; for 5789; to hasten,
i.e.
succor:speak in season.
5791. tliy 'avatb, aw-vath'; a prim, root; to wrest: bow self, (make) crooked, falsifying, overthrow, deal perversely, pervert, subvert, turn upside down.
5792. !"irW
5793. 'XfBf
Isr.
*uggab,
orig.
from sense of breathing; a

oog-gai6';
B689 in the
reed-instru-
5768. bbte <6wlel,
o-lale';
or
ment of music: organ.

5749. T13>
bbs
<iiwd, ood; a prim, root; to duplicate or repeat; by impl. to protest, testify (as 5769. Dbte
Dbb>
61al, o-lawV; from 5763; a suckling: babe, (young) child, infant, little one.
<awatbab,
5791
;
'owlam,
o-lawm'; or
oppression:
av-vaw-thaW'; wrong.
from
5790:
by reiteration); intens. to encompass, restore (as a sort of reduplication) '.admonish, charge, earnestly, lift up, protest, call (take) to record, relieve, rob,
solemnly, stand upright, testify, give warning, (bear,
call to, give,
take to) witness.
5750. nte
<owd,
ode; or
prop, iteration or continuance; used only adv. (with or irtthout prep.), again, repeatedly, still, more: again, X all life long, at all, besides, but, else, further
5749;
*[$ 6d, ode;
from
61am, o-lawm'; from 5956; prop. concealed, i.e. the vanishing point; gen. time out of mind (past or fut.), i.e. (practically) eternity; freq. adv. (espec. with prep, pref.) always:aXway (-s), ancient (time), any more, continuance, eternal, (for, [n-]) ever (-lasting, -more, of old), lasting, long (time), (of) old (time), perpetual, at any
time,
'tfwthay,
succoring;
oo-thah'-ee;
from
of
Vthai, the
name
two
: Uthai.
5794.
W
T3>
<az,
harsh:fierce,
roughly, strong.
az; from 5810; strong, vehement, greedy, mighty, power,
5795.
ez,
strong),
(beginning of the) world

5331, 5703.
(+ without
end).
used
ellipt.
from 5810; a she-goat (as but masc. in plur. (which also is for goats' hair): (she) goat, kid.
aze;
Comp.
5770.
5796. T? Sz (Chald.), aze; corresp. to 5795:goat-
yp"
")te
(-more), henceforth, (any) longer, (any) more (-over), X once, since, (be) still, when, (good, the) while
'avail, aw-van'; denom. from 5869; to watch (with jealousy): eye.
5797.
W
Tte
6z, oze; or (fully)
(having being),
(within).
(as,
5771. because, whether, while) yet
<avon, aw-vone'; or
6wz,
oze;
from
5810; strength in vari-
yr\y
<a?6wn
(2
Kings 7:9; Psa. 51
6 [7]),
6751. *lte
<dwd
while.
(Chald.), ode; corresp. to 5750:
aw-vone'; from 5753; perversity, i.e. (moral) evil: fault, iniquity, mischief, punishment
(of iniquity), sin.
ous applications (force, security, majesty, praise):boldness, loud, might, power, strength,
strong.
5798.
TJzza\
tlTzzab,
strength;
ooz-zaw'; or
5752. T>.te
*f\S
'Owded,
<6ded,
o-dade'; or
o-dade'; from 5749; reiteration; Oded, the name of two Isr. : Oded.
5772. illte
'ownab, o-naw'; from an unused root appar. mean, to dwell together; (sexual) cohabitation: duty of marriage.
WS
ooz-zaw';
fem.
of
5797;
Vzza or Uzzah, the name of
6753.
tTlS*
<arah, aw-vaw'; a
crook,
bow down, make

wrong.
lit. or fig. crooked, commit iniquity, pervert, (do) perverse (-ly), trouble, x turn, do wickedly, do
prim, root; to (as follows): do amiss,
5773.
WW
5799. bjNTy 'aza'zel, az-aw-zale'; from 5795 and 'av'eb, ecu-eft.'; from 5753; perver235; goat of departure; the scapesity: x perverse. goat:scapegoat.
5800. aT3> *azab, aw-zab'; a prim, root; to loosen, i.e. relinquish, permit, etc.: commit
self, fail,
five 1st. :Uaza,
Uzzah.
5754.
t"l13>
tawah,
'Iwab,
av-vato';
intens.
from
5753
abbrev. ; overthrow:
overturn.
5755.
iTl3*
iv-vaw
(2
or
:
oof; a prim root; to couer (with wings or obscurity); bence (as denom. from 5775) to fly; also (by impl. of dimness) to faint (from the darkness of swooning): brandish, be (wax) faint, flee away, fly (away), X set, shine
5774. BIS
*uwpb,
forsake, fortify, help, leave (destitute, off),

surely.
refuse,
forth,
weary.
5801. paj3>
i.e.
'Izzabowm,
i.e.
iz-zaw-bone' ;
from 5800
KW *Awa>
Ava, Ivah.
"|iW
Kings 17 24), av-vaw 1 ; for 5754; Ivvah or Awa, a region of Ass.:
in the sense of letting

selling); trade,
(avdwn.
'uwz,
ooz;
See
5775. J]te 6wpb., ofe; from 5774; a bird (as covered with feathers, or rather as covering with wings), often collect.:bird, that flieth,
flying, fowl.
go (for a price, the place (mart) or the pay-
ment
(revenue):
fair, ware.
5771.
5802. piaf?
Azbuk, an
Isr.
'Azbuwf,
:Azbuk.
az-book'; from 5794 and the root of 950; stern depopulator;
5756. Vtt
a prim, root; to be strong; 5776.
J]te
eftwpb.
fowl.
(Chald.), ofe; corresp. to 5775:
flight):gather
causat. to strengthen, i.e. (fig.) to save (by (self, self to flee), retire.
5803.
o-feh'-reth;
"WW <Azgad,
1409;
!"TT5>
az-gawd';
from
5794
and
5757.
""I?
'Awiy,
Amite
av-vee'; patrial
from
5755;
an
5777. n'IBte
'owpheretb,
act.
or
stern troop;
Azgad, an Isr.:
or native of
Avvah
(only plur.):
rhS3> 'opbereth,
of
6080;
o-feh'-reth;
Avims, Avites.
5758. N^te
lead (from
fem. part, its dusty
5804.
Azzah, az-zaw'; fem. of 5794; strong; Azzah, a place in Pal. : Azzah, Gaza.
<aziiwbab,
part, of 5800;
*vya
(Chald.), iv-yaw';
from a root color):lead.

5778. ''Dte
marg.'].
5805. tiaiTS
az-oo-baw'; fem. pass.

desertiojt
(of
corresp. to 5753; perverseness:iniquity.
<6wphay
birdlike;
o-fah'-ee;
from
6775;
tants)
inhabi-
5759.
1 !?
<aviyl, av-eel
from
from
5764;
a babe:
5779.
5780.
Ephai, an Isr.:Ephai [from
:forsaking.
!"iaiT5>
young
5760.
child, little one.
5806.
oots; a prim, root; to consult: take advice ([counsel] together).
tlzuwbab,
V^S
'aviyl,
dv-eel';
5765; perverse
yS
yy>
'uwts,
az-oo-baw'; the same as 5805; Azubah, the name of two
(morally) : ungodly.
av-veem'; plur. of 5757; Awim (as inhabited by Awites), a place in Pal. (with the art. pref.):Avim.
5761. SflS
'Avrivm,
5762. mi3> <Aviytb, av-veeth'; or [perh.
Israelitesses: Azubah. 'tTwts, oots; appar. from 5779; con- 5807. TITS <zuwz, ez-ooz'; from 5810; forcibleness: might, strength. sultation; Uts, a son of Aram, also a Seirite, and the regions settled by them: Uz. 5808. 'Izzuwz, iz-zooz'; from 5810; forciblecollect, and concr. an army:power, 5781. p*& (Awq, oofc; a prim, root; to pacfc:be
TW
tTPT 'Ayowtb,
5857]
ah-yoth',
as
If
plur.
of
pressed.
strong.
FlVVf 'Ayiiwtli, aft-jroift'; from 5753; ruin; Avvith (or Awotli), a place in Pal. :
Avith.
5782. "WS <ftwr, oor; a prim, root [rather ident. with 6783 through the idea of opening the eyes] ; to wake (lit. or fig.): (a-) wake (-n, up), lift up
(self),
5809.
"WJ
<Azznirr,
Azzur, the
az-eoor'; or
"WJ 'Azzor,
Azzur.
az-zoor';
from
5826;
helpful;
master.'raise (up), stir
up
name
(self).
of three Isr.:Azut.

aw-zaz'; a prim, root; to be or fig.):harden, impudent, prevail, strengthen (self), be strong.
Ayder
Ane rogale
art.
87
5810.
TT3>
(firatz,
5839.
H^T? 'Azaryah (Chald.), az-ar-yaw'; corresp. to 5838; Azarjah,
with the
stout
(lit.
one of Daniel's
Abarim, a place near

5864.
Iim.
interposed; ruins of the passers; Ije-haPal. :Ije-abarim.

ee-yeem';
plur.
companions
Azariah.
'Azriyqam,
D^S 'Iyiym,
of
5856;
5811.
TT3>
<Azaz, aw-zawz'; from Azaz, an Isr. : Azaz.
5810;
strong;
az-az-yawf-hoo; 5812. l!"PTW from 5810 and 3050; Jah has strengthened; Azazjah, the name of three Isr. : Azaziah.
<Azazyalmw,
az-ree-kawm' ; from 5828 and act. part, of 6965; help of an enemy; Azrikam, the name of four Isr. : Azrikam.
5840. dp"HT;P
ruins; Tjim, a place in the DeBert:
5865. fiib^
'eylowm,
ay-lome'; for 5769:ever.

5927; elevated;
5841. *TlW <Azzathiy,
5813.
"W
'Uzziy,
Uzzi, the
ooz-zee';
from
Isr.
5810;
forceful;
from Azzah: Gazathite,
5804;
an
patrial az-zaw-thee' ; Azzathite or inhab. of
Gazite.
5866. 'biy 'iylay, ee-lah'ee; from Jlai, an Isr.:Ilai.
name
of six
: XJzzi.
perh.
5814. tHyV <Uzziya',

5818; Uzzija,
ooz-zee- yaw';
for
5842. 35 <et, ate; from 5860 (contr.) in the sense of swooping, i.e. side-long stroke; astylus or marking stick:pen.
5867. Ob 1 ?
'Eylam,
ay-lawm'; or
:
an Isr.:Uzzia.
5843.
HQS
5815.
bi^W
Isr.:Aziel.
5816.
btPW
of six
'Aziy'el, az-ee-ale'; from 5756 and 410; strengthened of God; Aziel, an 5844. nU3? <afah, aw-taw'; a prim, root; to Comp. 3268. wrap, i.e. cover, veil, clothe or roll: <Uzziy>e% ooz-zee-ale'; from 5797 array self, be clad, (put a) cover (-ing, self), fill, put and
410;
S$a> (Chald.), ay-taw'; from prudence: counsel.

e
3272;
(Ezra 10 2; Jer. 49 36), o-lawm'; prob. from 5956; hidden, i.e. distant; Etam, a son of Shem, and his descend., with their country; also of six Isr.:Elam.
DbiS"
<6wlam
5868. D
mighty.
11
? <ayam,
authenticity;
ah-yawm'; of doubtful or. and prob. mean, strength:
strength of God; Uzziel, the
on,
surely, turn aside.
name
Isr.
Uzziel.
5817. "btTTy <Ozziy>eliy, oz-zee-ay-lee' ; patron. from 5816; an Uzzielite (collect.) or

desc. of Uzziel:Uzzielites.
5845. 'ptMJ <atiyn, at-een'; from an unused root mean, appar. to contain; a receptacle (for milk, i.e. pail; fig. breast):breast. 5846.
5869.
rTO^py <&tiyshah,
at-ee-shaw';
from an
<ayln, ah'-yin; prob. a prim, word; an eye (lit. or fig.); by anal, a fountain (as the eye of the landscape): affliction, outward appearance, before, think best, colour, conceit,
yV
5818.
tTW
<Uzziya.il, ooz-zee-yaw 1 ; or
unused root mean, to sneeze; sneez-
-+-
be content, countenance.
face,
ing: sneezing.
5847.
[-d], -sight),
VFW
Uzzijah, the
'Uzziyahikw,
from
5797
and
3050;
ooz-zee-yaw' -hoo; strength of Jah;
V^Qy 'ftlallcph
der.
;
at-al-lafe';
of uncert.
the
marg.],
well),
a bat: bat.
(+
a prim, root; to
X me,
+ displease, eye ([-brow], + favour, fountain, furrow [from him, + humble, knowledge, look, open + (not) please, presence,
(-ly),
name
of five Isr.: Uzziah.
5848. flUS*
reflex.);
a(apli. aw-taf;
i.e.
5819.
KPT? <Aziyza>,
az-ee-zaw';
strengthfulness;
from 6756; Aziza, an Isr.:
shroud,
clothe (whether trans, or
+ regard, resemblance, sight, X + think, X us, well, X you (-rselves).

5870. "P?
thee,
them,
5820. ni72T?
'Azmareth,
5794
and
Azmaveth, the name Pal.:Azmaveth. See also

5821. "|W
az-maw'-veth; from strong one of death; of three Isr. and of a place in

4194;
1041.
hence (from the idea of darkness) to languish: coyer (over), fail, faint, feebler, hide self, be overwhelmed, swoon.
<ayln
an
eye:
(Chald.), ah'-yin; corresp. to 5869;
eye.
<Azzan,
az-zawn'; from 5794; strong one; Azzan, an Isr. : Azzan.
5871. yS <Aylm, ah'-yin; the same as 5869; foun5849. 1D3* 'ajar, aw-tar'; a prim, root; to entain; Ajin, the name (thus simply) of two espec. places in Pal. :Ain. circle (for attack or protection) to crown (lit. or flg.):compass, crown. 5872. 'HS "py nfeyn Gediy, ane geh'-dee; from 5850. tTnU3> 'atarah, at-aw-raw 1 ; from 5849; a 5869 and 1423; fountain of a kid; crown: crown. En-Gedi, a place in Pal.: En-gedi.
;
5822. JTSp*
<ozniyah,
oz-nee-yaw' ; prob. fem.

its
5851. !l^t35>
'Atarah,
5850;
of 5797; prob. the sea-eagle (from

strength) : ospray
at-aw-raw'; the same as Atarah, an Israelitess: Atarah.

at-aw-roth'; or
5852. rrilDS
'Afarowth,
Ganniym, ane panneem'; from 5869 and the plur. ot 1588; fountain of gardens; En-Gannim,& place ir
5873. D^sa
p? <Eyn
5823. pT3> 'rtzaq aw-zale'; a prim, root; to grub
over: fence about. 5824. NjJTy <lzqa> (Chald.), iz-kaw'; from a root two corresp. to 5833; a signet-ring (as engraved) signet.
:
at-aw-roth'; plur. of 5850; Ataroth, the name (thus simply) of places in Pal. :Ataroth.
rhU3> 'Ataroth
Pal
. :
En-gannim
"INVpy
<Eyn-I6'r, ane-dore'; or
5874.
"Vn "pS <yn
Dowr,
ane dore; or
-
5853.
az-ay-kaw'; from 5883; Azekah, a place in Pal.:
5852
TJN nilD? 'Atrfiwth 'Addar,

146;
at-roth'
5825.
!-!j?T3>
<Azqab,
tilled;
and
ad-dawr'; from the same as crowns ofAddar; Atroth-Addar, a place
"Trpy <Eyn-D6r,
Dor, a place in
Azekah.
5826. *1W <azar, aw-zar'; a prim, root; to surround, i.e. protect or aid:help, succour. 5827. 5828. 5829.
5827.
in Pal.: Ataroth-adar (addar).
and Pal. : En-dor.
ane-dbre', from 5869 1755; fountain of dwelling; En-
5854.
5830.
from 5869 and the yo-awb'; from the same as 5852 and 1004 and 3097; act. part, of 7121; fountain of One calling; En-hakITS <Ezer, eh'-zer; from 5826; Tieip; Ser, crowns of the house of Jodb; Atroth-beth-Jodb, a Kore, a place near Pal. :En-hakhore. the name of two Isr. : Ezer. Comp. 5829. pa"'?, (Eynown. See 2703. place in Pal. :Ataroth the house of Joab. ITS ezer, ay'-zer; from 5826; aid: help. 5855. ISilZJ tfPXSg 'Atrdwth Showphan, 5876. !-nn p? <Eyn Cbaddab, ane khadat-roth' sho-fawn' ; from the ITS 'iiizer, ay'-zer; the same as 5828; Ezer, daw'; from 5869 and the fem. of a the name of four Isr.:Ezer. Comp. same as 5852 and a name otherwise unused [being der. from 2300; fountain of sharpness; En-Chaddah, from the same as 8226] mean, hidden; crowns of Sho- a place in Pal.: En-haddah. phan; Atroth-Shophan, a place in Pal.:Atroth, Sho*1-W <Azzar. See 5809. 5877. *T)n y <Eyn Chatsowr, ane khawphan [as two places], tsore'; from 5869 and the same as N^W <Ezra, ez-rato'; avar.of 5833; Ezra, 5856. "\Sif<iy, ee; from 5753; a ruin (as if over2674; fountain of a village; En-Chatsor, a place in an Isr. : Ezra.
hak-ko-ray';
asT
ma nfrtag
<Atr6wth beyth Yow'ab, at-roth' bayth
5875.
6*"lijSrt
py <Eyn
laq-a6wre',
one
5831.
StJ
'Ezra'
turned):heap.
(Chald.), ez-raio',-
corresp. to
Pal. : En-hazor.
an Isr.: Ezra. 5832. bN"TT3? 'Azar'el, az-ar-ale'; from 5826 and God has helped; Azarsl, the 410; name of five Isr. :Azarael, Azareel. 5833. STlTy 'ezrah, ez-raw'; or
6830; Ezra,
5857. *$ <Ay, ah'ee; or (fem.)
5878. I'-iq p3>
<Eyn Cbardd, ane
khar-ode1 ;
N*y Aya>
(Neh. 11
31),
:
ah-yaw'; or
ah-yawth'; for in Pal.:
from 5869 and a der. of 2729; .fountain of trembling; En-Charod, a place in Pal.: well
of Harod.
tVV 'Ayath.
5856; Ai,
asa. 10
28),
Aja or Ajath, a place
5879.
nW
-er).
Ai, Aija, Aijath, Hai.
tTVy ^ynaylm,
S3"
1
ay-nah'-yim; or
'ezrath (Psa.
60 11 [13]; 108 12 [13]), ez-rawth'; fem. of 5828; aid; help (-ed,

: :
ay-bawl'; perh. from an unused root prob. mean, to be bald; bare; Ebal, a mountain of Pal.:Ebal.
5858.
ba^y 'yfoal,
? <Eynam, ay-nawm'; dual of 6869; double fountain; Enajim. orEnam, a

:
place in Pal. : Enaim, openly (Gen. 38
21).
5834. ilTTS
<Ezrah,
Ezrah, an
ez-raw'; the
Isr.
same as
5833;
TF9 (Ayah. See 5857.

5859. "]VS
:Ezrah.
5835. ffnj? <&zarah, az-aw-raw'; from 5826 in its orig. mean, of surrounding; an inclosure; also a border: court, settle.
<Iy6wn,
Ijon,
ee-yone';
from
5856;
ruin;
a place
in Pal.:Ijon.
ane mishpawt'; from 5869 and 4941; fountain of judgment; En-Mishpat, a place near Pal.: En-mishpat.
5880. 5881.
2704.
US^M py <Eyn Mlsbpat,
5836.
5860. U^y <iyt, eet; a prim, root; to swoop down upon (lit. or fig.): fly, rail. <Ezriy, ez-ree'; from 5828; helpful; 5861. U?9 <aylt, ah'-yit; from 5860; a hawk or Ezri, an Isr. :Ezri. other bird of prey: bird, fowl, ravenous 5837. btT'lT? <Azriy>6l, az-ree-ale'; from 5828 and 410; help of God; Azriel, the (bird). ay-tawm'; from B861; 5862. DCPS 'Eytam, name of three Isr. :Azriel. hawk-ground; Etam, a place in Pal.: 5838. FlJ"H5 <Azarya.il, az-ar-yaw'; or Etam.
'TV 'llvnan,
eyes;
^TS
ay-nawn'; from 5869; having Enan, an Isr.:Enan. Comp.

eg-lah'-
5882. d^bsy -py

5695;
<Eyn <Eglayfm, ane
yim; from 5869 and the dual of fountain of two calves; En-Eglajim, a place in
Pal.: En-eglaim.
az-ar-yaw' -hoo; from 5826 and 3050; Jah has helped; Azarjah, the name of nineteen Isr. :Azariah.
Ifti'lfil
'Azaryahuw,
5883. Wfl
tain of a En-rogel.
py <yn RogSl,
5869
ane
ro-gale';
from
5863.
Dâ?7l
""$ 'Iyey ha-'Abariym, eeyay' haw-ab-aw-reem' ; from
of 7270; fountraveller; En-Bogel, a place near Jerus.:

act. part,
and the
the plur. of 5856 and the plur. of the act. part, of 5674
88
5884.
Ane rimmonc
]*t)Sh

Bimmown,
5929. fib? <aleb, aw-ieh'C from 5927;
tain of
one rim- 5907. Ta?? (Akbowr, ak-bore'; prob. for 5909; Akbor, the name of an Idumeean and mone'; from 5869 and 7416; founpomegranate; Su-Bimmon, a place in two 1st. :Achbor.
yV
<fs!yii
coming up on a tree);
branch,
leaf.
o-taie';
collect,
leaf (as foliage;
Pal. : En-rimmon.
5908.
5885. 1D731D
]">?
<yn
Sbemesb, ane
sheh'-
mesh; from 5869 and 8121; fountain of the sun; En-Shemesh, a place in Pal.: En-
ak-kaw-beesh' ; prob. from an unused root In the lit. sense of entangling; a spider (as weaving a network):
HTM?
<akbabiysb,
5930. nb'y cdlab, itbiy
or
ak-bawr1 ; prob. from the same as 5908 in the secondary sense of from 5869 and the plur. of 8565; attacking; a mouse (as nibbling):mouse. fountain of jackals; En-Tannim, a pool near 5910. 13? 'Akkow, ak-ko'; appar. from an unJerus. dragon well. used root mean, to hem in Akko (from 5887. rjISFI y9 s Ayn Tappitwacb, ane tap- its situation on a bay): Accho. aw-kore'; from 5916; poo'-ahh; from 5869 and 8598; 5911. TS? 'Akowr, troubled; Akor, the name of a place in fountain of an appte-tree; En-Tappuach, a place in Pal.:Achor. Pal. :En-tappuah. 5912. "py 'Akan. aw-kawn'; from an unused IT? <ayeph, aw-yafe'; a prim, root; to root mean, to trouoie; trou&tesome; languish: be wearied. Akan, an Isr.: Achan. Comp. 5917. from 5888; aw^yafe'; Ep? <ayepl, 5913. OSS' 'akac, aw-kas'; a prim, root; prop, to
5909.
5886. d^SFl "p?
shemesh.
133? akbar,
fem. act. part. Of or (collect, stairs, as ascending); usually a holocaust (as going up in smoke): ascent, burnt offering (sacrifice), go up to.
5927;
<dwlab,
a
o-laiv 1 ;
step
<Eyn Tanniym, ane tan-neem';
See also
5766.
5931. fib? <illab (Chald.), it-taio'; fem. from a root corresp. to 5927; a pretext (as
arising artificially): occasion.
5932. filby 'alvah, al-vaw'; for 5766; moral perverseness:iniquity. 5933. filby
!"pby
Alvah.
c
Alvah, alvaw';
'Alyab,
Alvah
or
I.
al-yauf; the same as 6988; or Aljah, an Idumeean: Aliab,
5934.
tflbs>
'aluwm.
5956 in the
aw-loom';
fig.
pass.
part,
of
languid:faint,
5890. nS", 3j.
thirsty,
weary.
tie,
spec, with fetters; but used only as

in plur.
denom. sense of
5958; (only
<6ypbab,
obscurity
(as
ay-faw'; fem. from 5774; if from covering):
ling
denom. from 5914; to put on anklets: make a tinkornament.

5913;
as abstr.) adolescence;
vigor:youth.
5935. "|Tb? 'Alvaii, ai-aten'; or
5891.
WS
and of the of an Israelitess:Ephah.
a fetter; V*b? 'Alyan, al-yawn 1 ; from 5987; lofty; hence an anklet: stocks, tinkling ornarfiypbab, ay-faw ; the same as 5890; Alvan or Aljan, an Idumeean:Allan, Ephah, the name of a son of Midian, ment. Alvan. 5915. <Akcah, ak-saw'; fi03? fem. of 5914; him; also of an and Isr. region settled by 5936. fi]5lby alirwqfib, al-oo-kaw'; fem.
1
5914. OSS' <ebec, eh'-kes; from
anklet; Aksah,
an
Israelitess:Ach-
pass.
part, of
sah.
an unused root mean, to suds;
5893. T!? <iyr, eer; or (in the plur.)
the leech:horse-leech.
*&
<ar, awr; or
:
5916. ""D3* 'aliar. aw-kar'; a prim, root; prop, to roil water; fig. to disturb or afflict:
trouble,
stir.
tfiyar (Judg. 10 4), aw-yar'; from 578a "pU r a city (a place guarded by waking or a 5917. TJS <A\kar, aw-kawr'; from watch) in the widest sense (even of a mere encampment or post):Ai [from marg.], city, court [from
marg.], town.
5937. iby <alaz, aw-laz'; a prim, root; to jump for joy, i.e. exult:be joyful, rejoice, triumph.
5916; trouble5912.
some; Akar, anlsr.: Acbar. Comp.
5938. Tb? <alez, aw-laze 1 ; from 5937; exultant:

that rejoiceth.
5918.
Ypy
'Okran,
dler;
Okran, an
ok-rawn'; from 5916; Isr. : Ocran.
mud- 5939.
5893. T3> tyr, eer; the same as 5892;

Isr.:Ir.
Ir,
an 5919. S1TD3?
5894.
,T?
guardian) :
5895.
a
T? 'ayir,
'!y r (Chald.), eer, from a root corresp. to 5782; a watcher, i.e. an angel (as watcher.
1
ak-shoob'; prob. from dark, twilight. an unused root mean, to coil; an 5940. "'by eliy, el-ee'; from asp (from lurking coiled up):adder. lifted):pestle. 5930. b? al, al; from 5927; prop, the top; spec. 5941. 'b? <i)lly, ay-lee'; from
'akihnwb,
fitiby cfilafab, at-aw-tato'; fem. from an unused root mean, to cover; dusk;
6927;
pestle (as
the Highest
(i.e.
God); also (adv.) aloft, to
5927; lofty;
Mi,aa
Isr.
young coM; (ass)

5896.
5897.
Irad.
ah'-yeer; from 5782 in the sense of raising (i.e. bearing a burden); prop, ass (as just broken to a load); hence an asscolt, foal,
Jehovah:above, high, most High.
high-priest:EB.
il-lee';
young
ass.
NT?
<iyra\
ee-raw';
ee-ratod
7
from
;
5782; wakeful-
ness; Ira, the
name
of three Isr.:Ira.
"IT? 'fyrad,
6166; fugitive; Irad,
5898. ttbafi
T?
FPb? 'aliyab, al-ee-yaw'; fem. from 6927; from the same as after, (as) against, among, and, X as, at, because of, something lofty, i.e. a stair-way; also a an antediluvian: beside (the rest of), between, beyond the time, X both second-storeroom (or even one on the roof); flg. the and, by (reason of), X had the charge of, concerning sky:ascent, (upper) chamber, going up, loft, parlour. ham-OTelacli, eer for, in (that), (forth, out) of, (from) (off), (up-) on, tyr 5945. "jY'by <ely6wn, el-yone'; from 5927; an ham-meh'-lakh; from 5892 and over, than, through (-out), to, touching, x with.
5944.
elevation,
i.e.
same as 5920 used as a prep, (in the sing, or plur., often with pref ., or as conj. with a particle following) above, over, upon, or against (yet always in this last relation with a downward aspect) in a great variety of applications (as follow):above, according to (-ly),
5931.
<al, al; prop, the
;
by
5942. ib? <ill!y,
from
5927;
high, Le.
compar. :upper.
5943. "%? 'lllay (Chald.), il-loh'ee;
5942;
corresp. to
supreme
(i.e.
God): (most) high.
rrb? <Alyab. See 5938.
4417 with the art. of substance interp.

salt;
salt.
city of (the) Ir-ham-Melach, a place near Pal.:the city of

;
(adj.) lofty
(compar.);
(-er, -est),
5922. b?> <al (Chald),

against,
at; corresp.
to 5921:about,
[there-1
as
title,
the
Supreme:(Most, on) high
concerning, for,
fore,
5899. a^'IMnO "P?
'fy bat-Temariym,
;
from, in,
eer
with.
more,
of, (there-, up-) on, (in-) to,
+ why
upper (-most).
5946. 5947.
5948.
ypby felyown
(Chald.), el-yone'; corresp.
hat-tem-aw-reem' ; from 5S92 and the plur. of 8558 with the art. interp. city of the palmtrees; Ir-hat-Temarim, a place in Pal.; the
city of palmtrees.
to 5945; the
5923.
by
6I, die; or
ole; from 5953; a yoke (as imposed on the neck), lit. or fig. :yoke.
1
fb?
b^b?
(alliyz,
al-leez';
Supreme: Most high. from 5937; exult(that) rejoice (-ing).
biy <6wl,
ant;joyous,
<lyriiw, ee*roo'; from 5892; a citizen; 5924. &&?. <ella> (Chald.), ale-law ; from 5922; working over the metal):furnace. above: over. Iru, an Isr.: Iru. ,l 5901. V? 'tyriy, ee-ree'; from 5892; urbane; 5925. Kb? *Ulla>, ool-law"; fem. of 5923; burden; 5949. fib/by <&lylab, al-ee-law'; or Ulla, an Isr.: UUa. Iri, an Isr.:M. fibb? <alilab, al-ee-law'; from 5958 in the 5902. DT? 'fyram, ee-rawm'; from 5892; city- 5926. lib? 'lllSg, il-layg'; from an unused root sense of effecting; an exploit (of God), mean, to stutter; stuttering: stam- or a performance (of man, often in a bad sense); by wise; Iram, an Idumeean:Iram. merer. impl. an opportunity:act (-ion), deed, doing, inven5903. ST? <eyrm, ay-rome'; or 5927. flby <alah, aw-law'; (a prim, root; to tion, occasion, work. tTB> 6r6m, ay-rome'; from 6191; nudity: ascend, intrans. (be high) or act. 5950. fi^b? <&liyliyab, al-ee-lee-yaw' ; for naked (ness). (mount); used in a great variety of senses, primary
5900.
IT?
'altyl, al-eeV; from 5953 in the sense of completing; prob. a crucible (as
5904. iDYlJ
T?
of a serpent;
hash.
<f yr Nacbasb, eer mitkhawsh'; from 5892 and 5175; city Ir-Nachash, a place in Pal.: Ir-na-
5949; (miraculous)
execution:work.
and secondary,
5905. 12JOT
T?
<fyr from
Shemesb,
5892
eer sfteJi'-mesfc;
sun; Ir-Shemesh, a place in
and 8121; city of the Pal. :Ir-shemesh.
5906. ID?? <Aylsb, ah'nish; or

IDS'
follow):arise (up), (cause to) ascend up, at once, break [the day] (up), shew, bring (up), (cause to) burn, carry up, cast up, climb (up), (cause to, make to) come (up), cut off, dawn, depart, exalt, excel, fall, fetch up, get up, (make to) go (away, up), grow (over), increase, lay, leap, levy, lift (self) up, light, [make] up, x mention, perfect, prefer, put mount up, offer, make to pay,
lit.
and
fig. (as
5951. 5952.
5944.
ybt <Alyan. See 5935. m^b?. 'ftliytsnwtb,
al-ee-tsooth' ;
from
a
5970; exultation: rejoicing.
mb?
bb?
alliytb,
al-leeth';
from
6927;
second-story
room:chamber. Comp.
5953.
(on),
raise,
recover, restore,
(make
to)
rise
(up),
'Ash, awsh; from 5789; the constellation of the Great Bear (perh. from its migra-
<alal, aw-lal'; a prim, root; to eêct thoroughly; spec, to glean (also fig.); by
i.e.
scale, set (up),

stir
shoot forth (up), (begin to) spring (up),

al-aw>;
corresp. to
impl. (in
a bad sense) to overdo,

pain,
maltreat, be
tion through the heavens):Arcturus.
HJ? <Ayatb. See 5857.
away (up), work. 5928. fiby <alab (Ohald.),

up, take
5930;
saucy
to,
impose
(also
lit.):abuse, affect,
child, defile, do, glean,
mock,
practise, throughly,
a holocaust: burnt offering.
work (wonderfully).

; ;

(Chald.), al-al'; corresp. to 5953 the sense of thrusting oneself in) to enter; ceus. to introduce:bring in, come in, go in.
Ane rimmone Awnogue
89
5954.
*%
alal
(in
5976 172S 'amad, aw-mad';

be at a stand.
5977. TriS
upright.
for 4571; to
shake:
6001.
ya9 'amel,
concr.
is
'dmed,
bby
<61al.
See
5768.
o'-med; from 5975; a spot (as being fixed): place, (+ where) stood,
laboureth, that
aw-male'; from 5998; toiling a laborer; flg. sorrowful: thai a misery, had taken [labour],
wicked, workman.
6002.
fibby 'alilah.
pbay 'Amaleq,
or.;
"
,
am-aw-lake'; prob. of
for.
See 5949.
act.
5978. *iay
'Immad,
im-mawd';
prol. for 5973;

in,
6955. ilbby '6lela.h, o-lay-law 1 ; fem.

extens.
of 5953; only in plur. gleanings;
pan. by
qleaning-time: (gleaning) (of the) grapes,
+ mine, of, +
5979. iTroy
5980. fflSS
along with: against, by, from, that I take, unto, upon, with
+ me,
Amalek, a descend, of Esau; also his posterity and their country: Amalek.
6003.
collect,
15b733>
'Amaleqiy, am-aw
tron,
lay-kee';
pa(or
(-in).
grapegleauings.
783 'ammud.
'em dan,
station,
i.e.
from
6002;
an Amalekite
See
5982.
the Amalekites) or desc. of
Amalek: Amaprim, root;

to
5956. fib?
prim, root; to veil conceal (lit. or flg.): any ways, blind, dissembler, hide (self), secret
'Slam, aw-lam'; a
sight,
i.e.
em-daw';
domicile:
from
5975;
lekite
(-s).
from
standing.
from
6004;
6004. D733*
'arnam, aw-mam'; a
associate;
'ummah,
by
impl. to
overshadow (by
im-maw-noo-
oom-maw';
huddling together): become dim, hide.

6005.
(thing).
aw-lam'; corresp. to 5T69; remote time, i.e. the future or past indefinitely; often adv. forever:toi ([n-]) ever (last5957.
fibj>
talam
(Chald.),
conjunction, i.e. society; mostly adv. or prep, (with prep, pref.), near, beside, along with: (over) against, at, beside, hard by, in points.
1
3N13ay 'Immanuw'el,
ale';
;
ing), old.
from 5973 and 410 with suff. pron. ins. with us (is) God; Immanuel, a typ. name 5981. !TJ35 'Ummah, oom-maw ; the same as of Isaiah's son: Immanuel. 5980; association; Ummah, a place in 6006. 0733> 'amac, aw-mas ; or
1
5958. tfey *elem, eh'-lem; from 5956; prop, something kept out of sight [comp. 5959], i.e.
Pal.: Ummah.
5982. *n73y
*ll?3
a lad:yonng man,
Dbi>
stripling.
'ammu'wd, am-mood'; or 'ammud, am-mood'; from

column
(as
"COS 'amas, aw-mas'; a prim,

load,
i.e.
root;
to
5975;
impose a burden (or fig. inflica tion): be borne, (heavy) burden (self), lade, load, put.
i.e.
-olam
See
5769.
1
5959.
nnb? talmah, alrnaw
fem. of 5958; a lass (as veiled or private):damsel,

;
platform:
maid, virgin.
5960. "jTOb?
also 5963.
'Almown,
al-mone'; from 5956; hidden; Almon, a place in Pal. See
al-aw-moth'; plur. of prop, girls, i.e. the soprano or female voice, perh. falsetto:Alamoth.
5961.
rrab? 'Alamdwth,
5959;
ni52b?
5962.
"fljbj
Wmuwth.
See 4192.
Mamite 5963. rrrribsn "P-??
al-mee'; patrial from a name corresp. to 5867 contr.; an or inhab. of Elam: Elamite.
(Chald.),
'Almiy
'Almon Dlblathay e mah, al-mone' dib-law-
thaw'-yem-aw; from the same as 5960 and the dual of 1690 [comp. 1015] with enclitic of direction; Almon towards Diblathajim; Almon-Diblathajemah, a place
in
5964.
place in Pal. and of two
a dor; Ammihud, the Dame of three Isr.: Ammibud. am-mee-zaw'Ammiyzahad, 5990. 5965. ObS 'alac, aw-las'; a prim, root; to leap bawd'; from 5971 and 2064; people of for joy, i.e. exult, wave joyously: endowment; Ammizdbad, an Isr. Ammizabad. X peacock, rejoice, solace self. am-mee5991. TirP735? 'Ammiychuwr, 5966. 3>b3> <ala', aw-faft', aprim. root; toiipup: khoor'; from 5971 and 2353; people suck up. of nobility; Ammichur, a Syrian prince:Ammihud 5967. J>b? ala' (Chald.), aUah'; corresp. to 67 [from the marg.]. a rib: rib. am-mee-naw5992. iTS^y 'Ammiynadab, 'alaph, aw-laf; a prim, root; to veil ]b3> 'al dawb ; from 5971 and 5068; people of or cover; fig. to be languid: faint. liberality; Amminadab, the name of four Isr. : Amoverlaid, wrap self. minadab. 5969. rTEby 'nlpeh, ool-peh'; from 5968; an en- 5993. Tf3 'Ammiy Nadiyb, am-mee' velope, i.e. (flg.) mourning: fainted. naw-deeb'; from 5971 and 5081; 3_y 'alats, aw-lats'; a prim, root; to jump my people (is) liberal; Ammi-Nadib, prob. an Isr. : 5970. ybjs for joy, i.e. exult: be joyful, rejoice, Ammtnadib.
of
Isr.:
Moab: Almon-dilathaim. npby 'Alemetn, aw-leh'-meth; from a covering; Alemeth, the name
5956;
am-as-yaw'; from 6006 and 3050; Jah lias loaded; Amasjah, 5983. "|173y Amm6wn, am-mone'; from 5971; an Isr.:Amasiah. tribal, i.e. inbred; Ammon, a son of 6008. 1J'52? 'Am'ad, am-awd'; from 5971 and Lot; also his posterity and their country:Ammon, 5703; people of time; Amad, a place in Pal.: Amad. Ammonites. 5984. "OilaS 'Ammdwniy, am-mo-nee'; patron. 6009. pT2S 'amaq, aw-makf; a prim, root; to be (causat. make) deep (lit. or flg.): (be, from 5983; an Ammonite or (adj.) Amhave, make, seek) deep (ly), depth, be profound. monitish: Ammonite (-s). 6010. p733> 'Smeq, aj/'-mefc; from 6009; auaie(i.e. 5985. rP3TteS> 'Ammewniyth, am-mo-neeth' broad depression): dale, vale, valley fem. of 5984; an Ammonitess: Ammonite (-ss). [often used as a part of proper names]. See also 1025. aw-moce'; from 6006; 6011. pa'} 'omeq, o'-mek; from 6009; depth: 5986. Di)33> Am6w, burdensome; Amos, an Isr. prophet: depth. Amos. 6012. pay 'ameq, aw-make'; from 6009; deep 5987. pi723> Am6wq, aw-moke'; from 6009; deep; deeper, depth, strange. (lit. or flg): Amok, an Tsr. : Amok. 6013. pay 'amdq, aw-moke'; from 6009; deep from 5988. btOaSJ 'Amnuy'el, am-mee-ale'; (lit. or flg.) : (X exceeding) deep (thing) 6971 and 410; people of God; Ammiel, 6014. Toy 'amar, aw-mar'; a prim, root; prop. the name of three or four Isr. : Ammiel. appar. to heap; flg. to chastise (as it 5989. "Tl!"P72S 'Ammiyhuwd, am-mee-hood' piling blAws); spec, (as denom. from 6016) to gather from 5971 andil935; people of splen- grain: bind sheaves, make merchandise of.
standing); also a stand,
6007. S"P0a?
'Amacyah,
apiece, pillar.
Alameth, Alemeth.
"WHy
6015. "^jy
'amar
6785;
(Chald.),
am-ar'; corresp. to
wool: wool.
6016. "IBS 'omer, o'-mer; from 6014; prop, a heap, i.e. a sheaf; also an omer, as a dry measure: omer, sheaf.
6017.
Pal.
friaS 'Amdrah, am-o-raw

(ruined) heap;
; from 6014; a Amorah, a place in

1
: Gomorrah.
"W
from 6014; heapan Isr. : Omri. 6019. B^72y 'Amram, am-rawm'; prob. from 5971 and 7311; high people; Amram, the name of two Isr. : Amram.
6018.
om-ree';
ing; Omri,
"Ha? 'Omriy,
5994. |3"W 'amiyq (Chald.), am-eek'; corresp. to 6012; profound, i.e. unsearchable: 5971. D3> 'ami, am; from 6004; a people (as a congregated unit); spec, a tribe (as those of deep. 5995. 'amiyr, aw-meer'; from 6014; a nence (collect.) troops or attendants; flg. a Israel) bunch of grain:handful, sheaf. flock:folk, men, nation, people. 5972. D? 'am (Chald.), am; corresp. to 5971: 5996. VlWftpS 'Ammiyshadday, am-mee-shaddah'ee; from 5971 and 7706; people people. (the) Almighty; Ammishaddai, an Isr.:Ammi597S. B^ fim, eem; from 6004; adv. or prep., with of shaddai. (i.e. in conjunction with), in varied applications; spec, equally with; often with prep. pref. 5997. rPaS* 'amiyth. aw-meeth'; from a prim. root mean, to associate; companion(and then usually unrepresented in English):accompanying, against, and, as (x long as), before, ship; hence (concr.) a comrade or kindred man: beside, by (reason of), for all, from (among, between), another, fellow, neighbour. 5998. b723> 'amal, aw-mo!'; a prim, root; to toil, in, like, more than, of, (un) to, with (-al). work severely and with irksomei.e. 5974. US <im (Chald.), eem; corresp. to 5973:by, ness: [take] labour (in). from, like, to (-ward), with.
triumph.
;
am-raw-mee'; patron. from 6019; an Amramite or desc. of Amram: Amramite.

6020.
,
"
73
17py
'Amramiy,
ifiay
6021.
Isr.
Taj
<amas. See 6006. Ntoay 'Amasa', am-aw-saw'; from 6006; burden; Amasa, the name of two
"'USTpy
:Amasa.
6022.
am-aw-sah'ee; from 6006; burdensome; Amasai, the name of three Isr. : Amasai.
'Amasay,
6023. "'DTOjy
'Amashcay,
6006;
am-ash-sah'ee; prob.
from an 1st.: Amashai.

6024.
burdensome; Amashsay,
the
S3y 'Anab, an-awb'; from

6025 ; fruit;
same as
Anab, a place in Pal. : Anab. 6025. ^2y 'enab, ay-nawb'; from an unused root prob. mean, to bear fruit; a grape:
(ripe) grape, wine.
5975.
lay 'amad,
aw-mad'; a prim, root; to stand, in various relations (lit. and flg.,
5999. bl23
'amal, aw-mawl'; from

wearing
effort;
5998; toil,
i.e.
6026.
My
'anag, aw-nag'; a prim,

soft
root;
to be
hence worry, wheth. of

(-vousness),
iniquity,
(-ful),
or pliable,
(-ness),
intrans. and trans.): aoide (behind), appoint, arise, cease, confirm, continue, dwell, be employed, endure, establish, leave, make, ordain, be [over],place,(be)pre-
body
or
mind: grievance
toil,
luxurious: delicate
self.
effeminate or (have) delight (self), sport

i.e. (flg.)
labour, mischief, miserable (-sery), pain

verseness, sorrow,
travail, trouble,
per-
wearisome,
as 5999;
6027. 6028.
My
353*
<6neg,
o'-neg;
from
6026;
luxury:de6026;
sent
(self),
-tie,
raise up. remain, repair,

up),
+ serve, set (forth,

at a, with-) stand
wickedness.
light, pleasant.
over,
(make
still,
to,
make to be
6000. b)2y
(by, fast. firm,
up), (be at a) stay (up), tarry.
'Amal, aw-mawl'; the same Amal. an Isr.: AmaL
<anog, aw-nogue'; from

rious:
luxu-
delicate.
90
"15S
Awnad
'anad, aw.nad'; a
fast: bind,
tie.

prim, root; to lace
6051.
"jiS
<anan, aw-nawn'; from

(as covering the sky),
i.e.
6049; a cloud the nimbus or
<anah, avynaw'; alprim. root; prop. to eye or (gen.) to heed, i.e. pay attention; by impl. to respond; by extens. to begin to speak; spec, to sins', shout, testify, announce: give account, afflict [by mistake for 6081], (cause to, give)
6030. ttJS
answer, bring low [by mistake for 6031], cry, near, Leannoth, lift up, say, x scholar, (give a) shout, sing (together by course), speak, testify, utter, (bear) witness, gee also 1043, 1043.
root [possibly rather ident. with 6080 through the idea of looking down or browbeating] ; to depress lit. or fig., trans, or intrans. (in various applications, as fol-
thunder-cloud : cloud (-y).
6052. "pS
'Anan, aw-nawn';
cloud;
the same as Anan, an Isr.:Anan.
6051;
a prim, rot;; mean. gray or pern, rather to pulverize; used only as denom. from 6063, to be dust: cast [dust],
6080.
aw-far';
either to be
IBS 'aphar,
6081. 'IBS
cipher,
Isr.
ay'-fer; prob.
var. of 6082;
6053. iliiS Tf"!
tananah,
'Ananiy,
an-aw-naw';
tern,
of 6051;
gazelle; Epher, the
name of an Arabian
6080;
cloudiness."cloud.
and of two
6051;
:Epher.
o'-fer;
6054.
^W
an-aw-nee'; from cloudy; Anani, an Isr.: Anani.
6082.
[hart].
IBS 'opher,
(from
the
from
a fawn
roe
dusty
color):young
6080;
6055. !TM?>
the
6031.
!"I33>
<anab, aw-naw", a prim,
name
an-an-yaw'; from 6049 and 3050; Jah has covered; Ananjah, of an Isr. and of a place in Pal. : Ananian.
'Ananyah,
6083. 'IBS
earth,
'aphar, aw-fawr'; from

(as
dust
clay,
powdered or gray); henoe

dust, earth,
6056. C|5S
;
'anaph
'eneph
(Chald.),
an-af; or
mud:ashes,
ground, morter,
MS
6057.
(Chald.), eh'-nef; corresp. to
powder, rubbish.
6057; bough, branch.
i1"p$ 'Aphrah.
:.
See
1035.
low): abase self, afflict (-ion, self), answer [by mistake for 6030], chasten self, deal hardly with, defile,
exercise, force, gentleness, humble (self),
sing [by mistake for 6030], speak [by

6030],
submit
!"!}S
self,
weaken,
in
any
wise.
rrjBS 'Ophrah, of-raW; tern, of 6088; root mean, to cover; a twig (as covering female fawn; Ophrah, the name of an hurt, ravish, the limbs):bough, branch. Isr. and of two places in Pal. : Ophrah. mistake for 6058. MS 'anSph, aw-nafe'; from the same as 6085. ")i1BS <Ephrown, ef-rone'; from the same
6057;
MS
'anaph, aw-nawf; from an unused
branching; full of branches.
6032.
'anah
(Chald.),
an-aw 1 ; corresp.
to
6059.
p3S 'anaq, aw-nak'; a
6030:answer, speak.
prim, root; prop, to choke; used only as denom. from 6060,
as 6081; faim-like; Bphron, the name a Canaanite and of two places in Pal. : Ephron, Ephrain [from the marg.].
of
HJS anah
6034. .15S
Ites
(Chald.),
an-aw'; corresp. to
6031:poor.
i.e. adorn with a necklace; flg. to fit out with supplies: compass about as a chain, furnish,
to collar,
rffBS edpberetb. See
5777.
liberally.
stalk, stick, stock, timber, tree, wood. 6061. p5S 'Anaq, aw-nawk'; the same as 6060; 6087. dSS 'atsab, aw-tsab'; a prim, root; prop. 6035. 15S tanav, aui-nauro'; or [by intermixture Anak, a Canaanite: Anak. to carve, i.e. fabricate or fashion; hence with 6041] 6062. ''p.iS 'Anaqiy, an-aw-kee'; patron, from (in a bad sense) to worry, pain or anger: displease, TDS <ana.fr, aw-nawv'; from 6031; de6061; an Anakite or desc. of Anak: grieve, hurt, make, be sorry, vex, worship, wrest. pressed (fig.), in mind (gentle) or circum- Anakim. 33IS 'atsab (Chald.), ats-ab'; corresp. to stances (needy, espec. saintly): humble, lowly, 6063. 15S 'Aner, aw-nare'; prob. for 5288; Aner, meek, poor". Comp. 6041. 6087; to afflict:lamentable. an Amorite, also a place in Pal.:Aner. dS 'etseb, eh'-tseb; from 6087; an earthen 6036. d*l3S 'Annwb, aw-noob'; pass. part, from 6064. 1233S 'anash, aw-nash'; a prim, root; prop. vessel; usually (painful) toil; also a the same as 60%; borne (as fruit); to urge; by impl. to inflict a penalty, pang (whether of body or mind):grievous, idol, Anub, an Isr. :Anub. spec, to fine: amerce, condemn, punish, X surely.
an-aw'; prob. from 6080; an answer; Anah, the name of two Edomand one Edomitess:Anah.
<inah,
6060.
p3S 'anaq, aw-nawk'; from

lace (as
if
6059;
a neck-
6086. y.S'fets, ates; from 6095; a tree (from its firmness); hence wood (plur. sticks):
strangling) : chain.
4- carpenter, gallows, helve,
-+-
pine, plank, staff,
I.
'.
6037. rttJS
'anvah, an-vaw
1 ; fern, of 6035; mildness (royal); also (concr.) oppressed:
6065. 1233?
'anash
6066;
(Chald.), an-ash';
corresp. to
labor, sorrow.
amulet:
confiscation.
6090.
aSS
'otseb,
(as
o'-tseb;
a var. of
also
6089;
an
idol
gentleness, meekness.
6038. fTflS
'anavah,
an-aw-vaw';
from
6085;
condescension, human and subj. (modesty), or divine and obj. (clemency):gentleness, humility, meekness.
6066. USiS 'onesh, o'-nesh; from 6064; a fine;punishment, tribute. riSS 'eneth. See 3706.
6067. 6068.
Isr.,
fashioned);
pain
from
(bodily or
mental):idol, sorrow,
6091. dl|S 'atsab,
wicked.
6087;
aw-tsawb';
an
(idolatrous) image:
njS 'Anath,
an-awth'; from 6080; answer; Anath, an Isr.:Anatb.
idol, image.
its-tsaw-bone' ;
i.e.
6092. DISS 'atseb, aw-tsabe'; from 6087; a (hired)
6039. ITUS
'enuwth,
en-ooth';
from 6031;
afflic-
tion,: affliction.
6040. îS 'only, on-ee'; from 6081;

i.e.
depression,
an-aw-thoth' ; plur. of 6067; Anathoth, the name of two also of a place in Pal. : Anathoth.
'.
ninjS 'Inathowth,
workman; labour.
6093. "pdlES
'Udtnalwwn,
6087;
from
or
worrisomeness,
labor
misery:afflicted (-ion), trouble. 6041. n DS <aniy, aw-nee'; from 6031; depressed,

in mind or circumstances [practically the same as 6035, although the marg. constantly disputes this, making 6035 subj. and 6041 obj.]: afflicted,
"TirOS 'Anthdthiy, an-tho-thee'; or

TlirfiS
'Annethdwthiy, an-ne-tho-thee'
patrial
pain: sorrow, toil. 6094. rOifS 'atstsebeth, ats-tseh'-beth; from 6087; an idol; also a, pain or wound:
inhab. of
from 6068; an Antothite or sorrow, wound. Anathoth:of Anathoth, Anethothite, Ane- 6095. riiS 'atsab., aw-tsaw'; a prim, root; prop.
to fasten (or
(the eyes):shut.
humble", lowly
6042. 13S
tothite, Antothite.
needy, poor.
make
firm),
i.e.
to close
'Unniy,
oon-nee'; from 6081; afflicted; Unni, the name of two Isr.:Unni.
6043. ITTOS
of
two Isr. :Anaiah.
'Anayah, an-aw-yaw'; from 6030; tbijah. Jah has answered; Anajah, the name 6071. D^DS 'actyc,
fresh
an-tho-theeyaw'; from the same as 6068 and 8050; answers of Jah; Anthothijah, an Isr.: Anto-
6070.
STnrOS 'Antfcothiyah,
6096. tlJJS 'atseh, aw-tseh'; from 6095; the spine (as giving firmness to the body):back
bone.
fern, of 6086;
aw-sees';
from
(as
607a;
must or 6097. flttS 'etsah, ay-tsaw 1 ;

trodden
tim-
grape-juice
just
ber:trees.
6098. rlSS 'etsah, ay-tsaw ; from 8389; advice; by impl. plan; also prudence;advice, advisement, counsel ([-lor]), purpose. 6099. d15S 'atsuwm, aw-tsoom'; or
1
ViS 'anayv.
6044. fiîS
See
6035.
out): juice,
new
(sweet) wine.
'Amiym,
aw-neem'; for plur. of 5869; 6072. fountains; Anim, a place in Pal.:

;
DOS
aw-sas 1 ; a prim, root; to sgueeze out juice; flg. to trample:

of-eh'; from an unused root mean, to cover; a bough (as covering the
'acac,
Anim.
6045. ^"09 'Inyan, in-yavm'; from 6031
(gen.)
tread down.
ado,
i.e.
6073.
NBS <ophe>,
'ophiy
6073;
employment or (spec.) an affair:

the dual of two fountains; Anem, a place in
dSS 'atsnm
numerous:
business, travail.
tree): branch.
6046. dM*
<Anm, aw-name'; from

5869;
6074. "'BS
(Chald.),
o/-ee';
corresp.
to
6105;
aw-tsoom'; pass. part, of powerful (spec, a paw); by impl. 1- feeble, great, mighty, must, strong.
(shorter
a twig; bough,
i.e. (collect.)
6100.
foli-
IdS -p^S tBtsydwn

1'i^S
Pal. :Anem.
age:leaves.
an-aw-meem' ; as if 6075. 5BS 'aphal, aw-fal'; a prim, root; to swell; some Eg. word; Anamim, a flg. be elated:be lifted up, presume. son of Mizraim and his desc, with their country: 6076. bBS 'ophel, o'-fel; from 6075; a tunor; gaber, Ezion-geber. Anamim. also a mound, i.e. fortress:emerod, 6101. 3!iJ 'atsal, au>-sai!'; a prim, root; to Zean 6048. ^'f 5S 'Anammeleb, an-am-meh'-lek; of fort, strong hold, tower. idly, i.e. to be indolent or slack: be for. or.; Anammelek, an Assyrian 6077. bBS 'Ophel, o'-/ei; the same as 6076; Ophel, slothful. deity:Anammelech. 6102. bjtS <atsel, aw-tsale'; from 6101; indoa ridge in Jerus. : Ophel. 6049. "jiS 'anan, aw-nan'; a prim, root; to cover; 6078. ''iBS 'Ophniy, of-nee'; from an unused lent:^slothful, sluggard. used only as denom. from 6051, to cloud noun [denoting a place in Pal.; from an 6103. rtbltS 'atslab, ats-law'; tern, of 810S; (as over; flg. to act covertly, i.e. practise magic: unused root of uncert. mean.]; an Ophnite (collect.) abstr.) indolence: slothfulness. bring, enchanter, Meonemin, observe (-r of) times, or inhab. of Ophen: Ophni. 6104 nibliS (atslnwtb, ats-looth'; from 6101; soothsayer, sorcerer. 6079. C]SBS 'aph'aph, af-af; from 6774; an eyeindolence:idleness. 6050. ")3S 'anan (Chald.), an-an'; corresp. to lash (as fluttering); morning 6105. d!SS 'atsam, aw-tsam'; a prim, root; to fig,
6047. d^BJ^
plur. of
'Anamiin,
qstsyon) Geber, ets-yone' gheh'-ber; from 6098 and 1397; backbone-like of a man; Etsjon-Geber, a place on the Bed Sea:Ezion-
6051:cloud.
ray: dawning,
eye-lid.
bind
fast,
i.e.
close (the eyes); intrans.

to be (causat. make) powerful or numerous; denom. (from .6106) to craunch the bones: break the bones, close, be great, be increased, be (wax) mighty (-ier), be more, shut, be (-come, make) strong (-er).
Awnad
Aroayr
91
6129. ]irfepy
'aqallathdwn,
from
6127;
ak-al-law-thone'
6156. Sl'iy arSb, aie-raoe'; from 6149; pleasant:

sweet.
Sl'iy
tortuous:crooked.
6130. ]py
'Aqan, aw-kawn'; from an unused 6157.

root mean, to twist; tortuous; Akan, an
flies,
'ardb,
(from
cne-rooe';
from
6148;
amosgutio
sorts of
its!
swarming);
divers
6150;
6106. OSS* 'etsem, eh'-tsem; from 6105; a bone

(as
;
substance,
i.e.
Idumsean:Akan. Comp. 3292. strong) by extens. the body; fig. the 6131. Ipy 'aqar, aw-kar'; a prim, root; to pluck (as pron.) selfsame: body, bone, up (espeo. by the roots); spec, to ham-
swarm.
6158. Sl'iy 'oreb, o-rabe'; or
life, (self-)
same, strength,
very.
string;
fig.
to exterminate:dig down, hough, pluck

(Ohald.),
SHiy '6wr6b,
(from
its
o-rabe';
from
a raven
6107. DZJf
'Etsem,
same as 6106; bone; Etsem, a place in Pal.:Azem,

eh'-tsem; the
up, root up.
dusky hue): raven.
6132.
Ipy 'aqar
ak-ar';
eorresp.
to
6159. Sl'iy '6reb, o-rabe'; or

Sl'liy
6131:pluck up by the roots.
6108. EB&V 'otsem, o'-tsem; from 6105; power; hence body: might, strong, substance.
D1W (atanm.
6109.
6183. *lpy <qer, ay'-ker; from 6131; fig. a transplanted person. I.e. naturalized citizen :
stock.
'OwrSb, o-rabe'; the same as 6158; Oreb, the name of a Midianite and of a
cliff
near the Jordan: Oreb.
See
6099.
ots-maw'; fem. of 6108; powerfutness; by extens. numeroutness: abundance, strength.
flUK* 'otsmah,
6134. '"Ipy 'Eqer, ay'-ker; the same as 6133; an Isr.:Eker.
.Efcer,
6160. !"D*iy 'arabnli, ar-aw-baw'; from 6150 (in the sense of sterility); a desert; espec.
(with the art. pref,) the (generally) sterile valley of the Jordan and its continuation to the Red Sea: A\abah, champaign, desert, evening, heaven, plain, wilderness. See also 1026.
6135.
Ipy 'aqar, aw-kawr'; from 6131;

if
sterile (as
6110. M73S3> 'atstsuniah, ats-tsoo-maw' ; fem. of 6099; a bulwark, i.e. (fig.) argu-
extirpated in the generative organs): (X male or female) barren (woman).
ment:strong.
6111.
"pBS? 'Atsmown,
ifalty
ats-mone'; or
6136. "Ipy 'Iqqar (Chald.), ik-kar'; from 6132; a stock:stump.
6161. ilSl'iy
'arnbbab,
ar-oob-baw'; fem. pass.
'Atsmon,
ats-mone'; from 6107; bone-like; Atsmon, a place near Pal.:
6137. SlIpS* 'aqrab, ak-rawb'; of uncert. der.; a scorpion; fig. a scourge or knotted
Azmon.
6112. ISty 'Stsen, ay'-tsen; from an unused root mean, to be sharp or strong; a spear:
whip: scorpion. 6138. "pipy 'Eqr6wn,

Ekron.
6139. "'Silpy
""S^py
a bargain or exchange; something given as security, i.e. (lit.) a token (of safety) or (metaph.) a bondsman;pledge,
part, of 6148 in the sense of
surety.
ek-rone';
from
6131;
eradication; Ekron, a place in Pal.;
6162. liSl'iy
Eznite [from the marg.].
6113. 'nltS 'atsar, aw-tsar'; a prim, root; to inclose;
'Eqrowniy,
'Eqronty,
6138;
ek-ro-nee'; or
patrial
ar-aw-bone'; from 6148 the sense of exchange); a pawn (given as security): pledge.
(in
"'Sl'iy
"'Sl'iy
'arabown,
by
anal, to hold back;
also to
eft-ro-nee';
from 6163.
of
'Arabiy,
'Arbiy, Arabian
ar-aw-bee'; or
maintain, rule, assemble: detain, fast, keep (self close,

refrain,
be able, close up,

prevail, recover,
an
Bkronite
or
inhab.
ar-bee'; patrial
still),
reign, restrain, retain, shut (up), slack,

(self).
Ekron: Ekronite. 6140. fflpy 'aqasb, aw-kash'; a prim,
or
inhab.
of
from 6152; an Arab (i.e.

patrial
root;
to
Arabia) Arabian.
:
stay, stop, withhold
6114. 1S5* 'etser, eh'-tser; from 6113; restraint:
knot or distort; fig. to pervert (act or declare perverse): make crooked, (prove, that is)
+ magistrate.
6115. *fiV 'dtser, o'-tser; from 6113; closure; also constraint: x barren, oppression.
6164.
(Beth-)
TlSny 'Arbatbiy,
from
1026;
ar-baw-thee' ;
perverse
(-rt).
an Arbathite or inhab. of
6141. IZJpy 'Iqqesll. ik-kashe'; from 6140; distorted; hence false:crooked, froward,
perverse.
Arabah:Arbathite.
prison.
6165. 3"iy 'arag, aw-rag'; a prim, root; to long for: cry, pant.
ar-awd'; from an unused root mean, to sequester itself; fugitive; Arad, the name of a place near Pal., also of a Canaanite and an Isr. : Arad.
6116. VISES' 'atsarah, ats-aw-raw 1 ; or
6142. IZJpy 'iqqesb, ik-kashe'; the same as 6141;

perverse; Ikkesh, an Isr. Ikkesh. 6143. DTOpy 'lqqe sbuwtb, ik-kesh-ooth' ; from 6141 ; perversity: X froward.
:
6166.
Tty 'Arad,
WIS?
'atseretb, nts-eh'-reth; from 6113; an assembly, espec. on a festival or
holiday:(solemn) assembly (meeting). 6117. Spy 'aqab, aw-kab'; a prim, root; prop, to swell cut or up; used only as denom. from 6119, to seize by the heel; fig. to circumvent (as
if
*!.
ar.
See
5892.,
6167.
5892;
Tiy 'arad
6171
;
(Chald.),
ar-awd'; eorresp. to
an onager: wild ass.
6144.
ing
tripping up the heels) ; also to restrain (as if holdby the heel): take by the heel, stay, supplant,
utterly.
6168. STiy 'arab, aw-raw'; a prim, root; to be (caus. make) bare; hence to empty, 6145. *iy 'ar, awr; from B782; a foe (as watchful pour out, demolish: leave destitute, discover, for mischief): enemy. empty, make naked, pour (out), rase, spread self, un6146. IS? 'ar (Chald.), awr; eorresp. to 6145: cover.
ly
Ar, awr; the same as place in Moab:Ar.
city;
Ar, a
6118. Slp3> 'feqeb, ay'-keb; from 6117 in the sense of 6119; a heel, i.e. (fig.) the last of anything (used adv. for ever) also result, i.e. compensation; and so (adv. with prep, or rel.) on account of: X because, by, end, for, if, reward.
;
enemy.
6147. 13*
ii!P,
ayr; from B782; watchful; Er, the name of two Isr.: Er.
6169. rTiy 'arab, aw-raw 1 ; fem. from 6168; nafced (i.e. level) plot:paper reed.
a.
6170. iTIJIiy
f'D'iy
[fig.]
<&ruwgab,
'arugab,
ar-oo-gaw
or
6119. SpS? 'aqeb, aw-kabe

!"Dj?3>
or (fem.)
iqqe bab,
ik-keb-aw';
heel (as protuberant);

fig.
from 6117; a hence a track;

last,
the rear (of an army):heel, [horse-] hoof, lier in wait \by mistake for 6120], (foot-) step.
6148. Sl'iy 'arab, aw-rab'; a prim, root; to 6raid\ i.e. intermix; techn. to traffic (as if by barter); also to give or be security (as a kind of exchange):engage, (inter-) meddle (with), mingle (self), mortgage, occupy, give pledges, be (-come, put in) surety, undertake.
6149. Sl'iy 'areb, aw-rabe'; a prim, root [rather identical with 6148 through the idea of close association]; to be agreeable: be pleasant (-ing). take pleasure in, be sweet. 6150.
ar-oo-gaw'; fem. pass, part, of 6165; something piled up (as if

i.e.
raised by mental aspiration),
a parterre:
bed, furrow.
6171.
Tliy 'arowd, T
6166;
aw-rode'; from the same as an onager (from his lonesome

er-vaw';
habits): wild ass.
6120.
Spy <aqb,
6119].
from 6117 in denom. sense; a lier in wait:heel

aw-kabe';
6117;
its
[by
mistake for
6121. Dp5f 'aqob, aw-kobe'; from

orig. sense,
in
the
;
3^y 'arab,
aw-rab'; a prim, root [rather
from 6168; nudity, the pudenda) or fig. (disgrace, blemish) :nakedness, shame, unclean (-ness;.
6172.
lit (espec.
tTpy 'ervab,
a knoll
(as swelling up)
in
identical with 6148 through the idea of
6173. tlT'iy
ishment:
'arvab
(Chald.),
ar-vaw';
i.e.
eorresp.
the denom. sense (trans.) fraudulent or (intrans.) tracked: crooked, deceitful, polluted.
covering with a texture]; to grow dusky at sundown: be darkened, (toward) evening.
to 6172; nakedness,
(fig.)
impover-
dishonour.
orig. sense);
6122. tlSlpy
ery:-subtilty.
'oqbah,
ok-baw'; fem. of an unused

6117
6151. Sl'iy
'arab
6148; to
(Chald.),
ar-ab';
eorresp.
(self),
to
6174.
& 1*iy 'ardwm, aw-rome'; or
form from
6123.
mean, a
trick; trick-
commingle: mingle
mix.
Diy 'ardm,
totally:naked.
6152. Sl'iy 'Arab, ar-awb'; or

Sl'iy
aw-rome'; from 6191 (in its nude, either partially or
Ipy 'aqad,
aw-kad'; a prim, root; to He with thongs: bind.
'Arab,
ar-ab';
Ipr? 'Eqed.
See
1044.
sense of sterility; country E. of Pal. :Arabia.
from 61B0 in the fig. Arab (i.e. Arabia), a 6175. Sl'iy

from
6150;
'arnwm,
6191 ;
aw-room'; pass. part, of cunning (usually in a bad sense):
6124.
Ipy 'aq&d,
aw-kode'; from bi*o; striped
6153. y~lV <ereb,
eh'-reb;
dusk:
crafty, prudent, subtil.
(with bands);ring straked.
+ day, even (-ing, tide), night.

6154. Sl'iy 'ereb, ay'-reb; or
Sl'iy
6176.
"iyi"iy.
'arfiw'er, ar-o-ayr'; or
6125. TIPS' 'aqaJh,

6126. Sllpy
aw-kaw';
from
6781;
com-
sirot'nt: oppression.
'ereb
(1
'Aqqftwb, ak-koob'; from 6117; insidious; ,4fcfctt&, the name of five Isr. :
aw-kaV; wresf: wrong.
Akkub.
6127.
the web (or transverse threads of cloth); also a mixture, (or mongrel race): Arabia, mingled people, mixed (mulpref.), eh'-reb;
Kings 10 from
:
15),
(with the art.
iy*iy 'ar'ar, ar-awr'; from 6309 redupl.; a juniper (from; its nudity of situation):heath.
6148;
6177. ly'liy.
*"iy*iy
Ar6w6r,
ar-o-ayr1 ; or
bpy 'aqal,
prim,
root;
to
'Aro'6r, ar-o-ayr1 ; or
titude),
woof.
6128. bpbpj?. 'aqalqal,
afc-ai-fcaZ';
from
6127;
6155. Sl"iy 'arab, aw-rawb'; from 6148; a willow (from the use of osiers as wattles):willow.
winding:by
[-way], crooked way.
liyiS* 'Ar'owr, ar-ore'; the same as 6176; nudity of situation; Aroer, the npxne of three places in or near Pal.:Aroer.
92
Awroo
Poot

6202. til!?
6178. "fll? <aru.wts, mo-roots'; pass. part, of 6206; feared, i.e. (concr.) a horrible
place or
<arapb, aw-raf; a prim,

ident.
root [rather
6223.
1"ip'5*
'ashiyr, aw-sheer'; from

whether
lit.
6238;, rich,
chasm: cliffs.
Eri, anlsr.:Eri.
6179. "15* <Eriy, ay-ree'; from 5782; watchful;
with 6201 through the idea of sloping]; prop, to bend downward; but used only as a denom. from 6203, to break the neck; hence (fig.) to destroy:that is beheaded, break down, break (cut
off,
or
flg.
(noble):rich (man)
6224. *Ti*J3* <asiyriy

tenth;
as-ee-ree'; from 6235; by abbrev. tenth month or
(fem.) part: tenth (part).
strike off) neck.
6180. "15* <Eriy, ay-ree'; patron, of 6179; an Erite (collect.) or desc. of Eri: Elites.
6225.
6203. rpi? <d)repb, o-ref; from 6202; the nape or back of the neck (as declining) ; hence <eryah, er-yaw'; for nudity: 6181. STIS* 6172; the back generally (whether lit. or flg.):back quite. bare, naked, X
([stiff-])
"jislian aw-shan'; a prim, root; to smoke, whether lit. or flg.: be angry (be on a) smoke.
"]1135>
neck
([-ed]).
6226.
"1235*
6182. TlDÎS* <ariycab, ar-ee-saw' ; from an unused root mean, to comminute; meal: dough.
6203; or-pdW; fem. 6227. ]11$5> <ashan, aw-shawn'; from 6225; smoke, mane; Orpah, a Moabitess: Orpah. lit. or flg. (vapor, dust, anger): smoke 6205. bsl5? <araphel, ar-aw-fel'; prob. from (-tog). 6183. fpl5* <ariypb, aw-reef; from 6301; the sky 6201; gloom (as of a lowering sky): (as drooping at the horizon):heaven. 6228. 1,1135! <Asli.an, aw-shawn'; the same as 6227; (gross, thick) dark (cloud, -ness). Ashan, a place in Pal.:Ashan. 6184 IÎS* <ariyts, aw-reets 1 ; from 6206; fear- 6206. V15* Carats, aio-rats'; & prim, root; to awe aw-sak'; a prim, root (ident. ful, i.e. powerful or tyrannical: or (intrans.) to dread; hence to har- 6229. piP5* <asaq, mighty, oppressor, in great power, strong, terrible, ass: with 6231) to press upon, i.e. guarrei. be affrighted (afraid, dread, feared, terrified), strive with.
6204.
FBI? <Orpab,
of
'aahen, aw-shane'; smoky: smoking.
from
6225;
violent.
6185.
" 1',
I
break, dread, fear, oppress, prevail, shake terribly.
T? <ariyriy,
i.e.
1
ar-e-ree';
from
6209; bare,
destitute (of children): childless.
6186. "sIlS <arab, aw-rale'; a prim, root; to set in a row, i.e. arrange, put in order (in a very wide variety of applications) :put (set) (the battle, self) in array, compare, direct, equal, esteem, estimate, expert [in war], furnish, handle, join [battle], ordain, (lay, put, reckon up, set) (in) order,
prepare, tax, value.
6207. p15* <araq, aw-rak'; a prim, root; to gnaw, also (part.) i.e. (flg,) eat (by hyberbole) a pain:fleeing, sinew.
;
6230. plKS <eseq, ay'-sek;

Esek.
from
6229;
strife:
6231. ptp5* <asbaq, aw-shak'; a prim. root(oomp. 6229); to press upon, i.e. oppress, de6208. "pl5* <Arqiy, ar-kee'; patrial from an unfraud, violate, overflow:get deceitfully, deceive, deused name mean, a tush; an Arkite or fraud, drink up, (use) oppress ([-ion], -or), do violence
inhab. of
Erek: Arkite.
(wrong).
6187.
"ij15>
<e>ek,
eh'-relc;
from
6186;
6209. 115* <arar, cravrar'; a prim, root; to bare; flg. to demolish; make bare, break, raise up [perh. by clerical error for raze], x utterly.
6210.
123*15*
6232. pl2J5 <Esbeq, ay-shek'; from 6231; oppression; Eshek, an Isr. :Esbek.
pile,
equipment, estimate: equal, estimation, (things that are set in) order, price, proportion, X set
at, suit, taxation,
valuest.
6188. 2l3> <arel, aw-rale'; a prim, root; prop, to strip; but used only as denom. from 6189; to expose or remove the prepuce, whether lit. (to go naked) or fig. (to refrain from using): count uncircumcised, foreskin to be uncovered.
posed,
i.e.
6233. pl!35> <6sbeq, o'-shek; from 6231; injury, <*res, eh'-res; from an unused root fraud, (subj.) distress, (concr.) unjust mean. perh. to arch; a couch (prop, gain: cruelly, extortion, oppression, thing [deceit: with a canopy') bed (-stead), couch. fully gotten]. 6211. 1135* (ash, awsh; from 6244; a moth:moth. pll35> tashnq. See 6217.
See also
6211'. 3ffl?
5906.
<&sab
(Chald.), as-ab'; 6212:-grass.
6234.
*Tj512J5*
<osbqali, osh-kaw'; fem. of

anguish: oppressed.
6233;
6212. U1B5* <eseb, eh'-seb; from an unused root mean, to glisten (or be green) grass (or 6189. bl5* <arSl, aw-rale'; from 6188; prop, ex- any tender shoot):grass, herb.
;
6235. 1ip5> <eser, eh'-ser; masc.

711113?
<asarab, as-aw-raw
from
6237;
projecting loose (as to the prepuce); used only techn. uncircumcised (i.e. still
6213.
rt!235*
<asab, aw-saw'; a prim,
root; to do
having
(person).
or make, in the broadest sense and widest application (as follows) :accomplish, advance, appoint, apt, be at, become, bear, bestow, 6190. TtblS <orlab, or-law'; fern, of 6189; the bring forth, bruise, be busy, X certainly, have the prepuce;foreskin, uncircumcised. charge of, commit, deal (with), deck, displease, 6191. D15* taram, aiv-ram'; a prim, root; prop. do, (ready) dress (-ed), (put in) execute (-ion), exfinish, to be (or make) bare; but used only in ercise, fashion, -f feast, [fight-] tog man, the der. sense (through the idea perh. of smoothness) fit, fly, follow, fulfil, furnish, gather, get, go about, hinder, hold ([a feast]), to be cunning (usually in a bad sense): X very, be- govern, grant, great, journey, keep. labour, ware, take crafty [counsel], be prudent, deal subtilly, X indeed, -+- be industrious, 6193. D13* 'aram, aw-ram'; a prim, root; to pile maintain, make, be meet, observe, be occupied, offer, officer, pare, bring (come) to pass, perform, pracup:gather together. tise, prepare, procure, provide, put, requite, x sacri6193. D15* <6rem, o'-rem; from 6191; a stratafice, serve, set, shew, x sin, spend, X surely, take, gem .'craftiness. X throughly, trim, X very, vex, be [warr-] ior, D15* <Er6m See 5908. work (-man), yield, use.
the
ten (as an accumulation to the extent of the digits) :ten, [flf-, seven-] teen.
prepuce
uncurtailed):uncircumcised
6236. 11B5* <asar (Chald.),

7111135*
as-ar',-
masc.
'asrah
(Chald.), as-raw'; corresp.
to 6235; ten:ten,
+ twelve.
6237. 1125* <asar, aw-sar'; a prim, root (ident. with 6238); to accumulate; but used only as denom. from 6235; to tithe, i.e. take or give a tenth: X surely, give .(take) the tenth, (have, take)
tithe (-ing,
-s),
truly.
aic-shar'; a prim, root; prop. to accumulate; chiefly (spec.) to grow (caus. make) rich: be (-come, en-, make, make self, wax) rich, make [1 Kings 22 : 48 marg.]. See 6240.
6238.
11135*
<asbar,
6239.
11135*
<6sber,
o'-sher;
from
6238;
wealth:
far [richer], riches.

-teen;
D15*
tarom. See
6174.
6214. bJXili")? <Asah>el,

:
as-aw-ale';
from
6213
6240. 1H35* <asar, aw-sawr'; for 6235; ten (only in

combination),
-teenth:
(-th),
i.e.
6194. D15*
".-
<arem
(fem.)
(Jer.
50
26),
aw-rame'; or
and 410; God has made; Asahel, the name of four Isr. :Asahel.
pass. part, of 6213 in the orig. sense of
also (ordinal)
)TOiy <arema.li, ar-ay-maw'; from

sheaf.
6192; a heap; spec, a sheaf:heap (of corn),
6215. TOS* <flav, ay-sawv'; appar. a form of the teen

handling; rough
(i.e. sensibly felt) ; Esav, Isaac, including his posterity:Esau.
[eigh-, four-, + eleven

flf-,
nine-, seven-, six-, thir-]
(-th),
sixscore
thousand,
+ twelve (-th).
11135*
a son of
6241.
<asdr.
See
6218.
6195. i"TO15*
'ormah,
or-maw'; fem.
of
6193;
trickery; or (in
a good
wilily,
6194.
sense) discre-
6216. pTO5*
sor.
tion: guile, prudence, subtilty,
wisdom.
'asbowq, aw-shoke'; from 6231; oppressive (as noun, a tyrant): oppres-
7i111v5*
Uggarown,
<lssar6n,
(fractional)
is-saw-rone'; or
"pil35>
is-saw-rone';
from from
6235;
a tenth part:
es-reem',-
AMIS? taremah. See

6196. "JflWlJ
tenth deal.
6235;
6217. ptlBS*
'ashuwq,
aw-shook'; or
6242. tri'US*? <esriym,

twenty;
also
<armdwn,
6191
;
ar-mone'; prob. from the plane tree (from its smooth

tree.
(ordinal)
twentieth:
and shed bark): chestnut

6197. y~0> 6198. Eran:
""pIS*
pips* <aslinq, mo-shook'; pass. part, of 6231; used in plur. masc. as abstr. tyranny:
[six-]
score, twenty
"'lilJ?
(-ieth),
oppressed
5782;
(-ion).
<Eran.
[Doubtful.]
aic-sore';
6243.
<esriyn
(Chald.), es-reen'; corresp.
ay-rawn'; prob. from watchful; Eran, an Isr. : Eran.
6218. "TilBS
11135*
<asowr,
to 6242: twenty.
or
<ramy,
6197;
ay-raw-nee'; patron, from

desc. (collect.) of
an Eranite or
<asor, aw-sore'; from 6235; ten; by abhrev. ten strings, and so a decaof) ten (strings, -th).
6244. U3125* <ashesb, aw-shaysh'; a prim, root; prob. to shrink, i.e. fail: be consumed.
Eranites.
115*15*
chord: (instrument
6177.
<lr'iiwr. See
1
6219. rVTOS
6220.
'asbowtb,
shining,
i.e.
aw-shoth';
from
6245;
a prim, root; prob. to be sleek, i.e. glossy; hence (through the idea of polishing) to excogitate (as if
6245. DIBS*
aw-shath';
<asbatb,
6199. 15*15? <ar<ar, ar-awr ; from 6209; naked, i.e. (fig.) poor: destitute. See also 6176.
15fl5* <Ar6<6r.
polished:
bright.
forming in the mind):shine,

6246.
11125*
think.
DTO? <Ashvatb
See
ash-vawth'; for 6219; bright; Ashvath, an Isr.: Ashvath,
<asbttb
(Chald), ash-eeth'; corresp.
to 6245; to purpose; think.
6177.
6200.
'lm
BT&
<-X.ro<Sriy,
6177;
ar-o-ay-ree';
patron.
6221. bN"ip5> <Asiy>61, as-ee-ale'; from 6213 and 410; made of God; Asiel, an Isr.:
Asiel.
6247. nip> <esbetb, eh'-sheth; from fabric: bright. 6248. ninip5
6845;
from AroSr: Aroerite.
an Aroerite or inhab. of
<asbtuwtb,
6245; cogitation:
ash-tooth';
from
6222.
11*1235?
<Asayah, aw-saw-yaw'; from
6213
thought.
6201. E]1S <arapb, aw-raf; a prim, root; to droop; hence to drip:drop (down).
and 3050; Jah has made; Asajah, the name of three or four Isr.: Asaiah.
"WipS* ,'asbtgy, ash-tay'; appar. masc. plur. constr. of 6247 in the sense of an after-

259) eleven
Awroots Foot
93
thought; (used only in connection with 6340 in lieu of h eleven (-th). or (ordinal) eleventh:
6274. bNân"? <Othniy'el, othîee-ale' ; from the same as 6273 and 410; force of God;
Othniel,
6298. U55B
pagasb,
paw-gash'; a prim, root; to
6250.
Wmii?
'eshtoiiah,
6245;
esh-to-naw';
from
prob.
an
Isr.
e
: Othniel.
1
come in contact with, whether by accident or violence; flg. to concur:meet (with, together).
thinking: thought.
';
6275. pn"?
athaq, aw-thak
(intrans.
a prim,
root; to
a prim, root; to ransom; gener. to release, preserve: X at all, deliver, X by any means, ransom, (wax) old, remove. 8252. ni*lFSy 'Asbtarowtb, ash-taw-roth' or 6276. pn? <atheq, aw-thake'; from 6275; anitgue, (that are to be, let be) redeem (-ed), rescue, X surely. e dab'6l, ped-aft-a!e',- from 6299 6300. bN!TjS i.e. valued: durable. r'lniD? Ashtardth, ash-tawroth' ; plur. i and 410; God has ransomed; Pedahel, the of a aw-thawk from 6275 in Ashtaroth, name pny <atliaq, the 6277. ; of 6251; sense of license; impudent: arrogancy, an Isr.:Pedahel. Sidonian deity, and of a place E. of the Jordan:
6251. STjFVttSy
<asht e rah, aah-ter-aw' from 6238; increase:flock.
remove
or
trans.); fig. to
old; spec, to transcribe: copy out, leave off,
grow 6299. become
HIS padah, paw-daw ;

1
sever,
i.e.
Ashtaroth, Astarotli.
See also
1045, 6253, 6255.
grievous (hard) things,

prob.
stiff.
6301. TUtfTJB
Pe dahtsnwr,
6299
ped-aw-tsoor1 ;
6253.
Wl'mB? 'Asbtdretb,
ash-to' -reth;
6278. pj3
n? n&th Qatsiyn,
from 6256 and
7011;
ayth kaw-tseen';
for 6251; Ashtoreth, the Phoenician
timeofajudge;
and 6697; a rocft (i.e. God) has ransomed; Pedahtsur, an Isr.: Pedahzur.
6302. ""IIS
from
goddess of love (and increase):
Ashtoreth.
ash-ter-aw-thee'
6252;
Eth-Katsin, a place in Pal. : Ittah-kazin [by includ.

directive enclitic].
paduwy.
6299;
paw-doo'ee; pass. part, of
6254 ^nlrnS? <Asbt e rathiy,

patrial
from
an Ashterathite
6279. *iny <athar, aw-thar'; a prim, root [rather
6299); as abstr.
ransomed (and so occurring under (in plur. masc.) a ransom: (that are)
denom. from
worship,
intreat,
i.e.
62S1]
to burn incense in
to be (that were) redeemed.
or inhab. of Ashtaroth: Ashterathite.
intercede (recipr. listen to prayer):

(-er).
6303. 7i*IB
Paddwn,
6255. 073*175 n'nniB**
Asbt e roth Qarnaylm,
(make) pray
paw-done 1 ; from 6299; ransom; Padon, one of the Nethinim:
kar-nah'-yim; ash-ter-oth' from' 6252 and the dual of 7161; Ashtaroth of (the) double horns (a symbol of the deity); Ashteroth-Karnaim, a place E. of, the Jordan:Ashtoreth Kar-
6280. "iny 'atliar aw-thar'; a prim, root; to be Padon. (caus. make) abundant:deceitful, mul- 6304. nVJB
tiply.
pednwth,
p
ped-ooth'; or
n*lB
redemption.
e duth, ped-ooth';
from
6929; distinc-
naim.
6281. Iliy 'Ether, eh'-ther; from 6280; afrundance; Kther, a place in Pal.:Ether. 6282. in"? <athar, aw-thawr'; from 6280; incense (as increasing to a volume of smoke); hence (from 6279) a worshipper: suppliant, thick.
tion ; also deliverance: division, redeem,
6256.
[al-]
ri3>
t$fh, ayth; from 5703; time, espec. (adv. \- after, with prep.) now, when, etc.:
6305. *T|1E
P'dayab, ped-aw-yaW;
or
ways,
certain,
+ continually, + evening, long,
1*1^13
Pedajah, the
Pedayahiiw,
pldydwm,
pitlyowu,
(due) season, so [long] as, [even-, evening-, noon-] tide, ([meal-], what) time, when.
1 6257. "in* <athad, aw-thad'; a prim, root; to prepare:make fit, be ready to become.
n"iny 'atUeretn,
copiousness:
ath-eh'-reth;
from
6280;
ped-aw-yaw'-hoo; from 6299 and 3050 Jah has ransomed;

;
abundance.
name
of six Isr. : Pedaiah.
6306. fiYHB
pid-yome'; or
also
5
NE pd.
See
6311.
6"HS pldyom, pid-yome';

7"P*1S
'attnd.
See
6260.
pid-yone'; or
tins* attUi, at-taw'; from 6256; at this adv., conj. or extime, whether pletive:henceforth, now, straightway, this time,
3.
6284. JlNB pa.ah., paw-aw'; a prim, root; topuJT, scatter into corners. i.e. blow away:
"7*1*13
pldyon,
som: ransom,
demption.
pid-yone'; from 6299; a ranthat were redeemed, re-
whereas.
6257; prepared:
6285. J1NB pS'dli, pay-aw 1 ; fem. of 6311; prop.
mouth
in
fig.
sense,
i.e.
direction,
6259. Tini* t&tlrikwd, aw-thood'; pass. part, of region, extremity:
ready, treasures.
corner, end, quarter, side.

paw-ar';
i.e,
(i.e.
6307. 7IB
fi*1N
Paddan,
yiB
pad-dawn'; from an unused
root mean, to extend; a plateau; or to
6260.
Tin? <attfiwd,
6286.
1NB pa'ar,
gleam,
prim,
clear)
root;
at-tood'; or
(causat.) embellish; flg. to
1C\V <attAd, at-tood'; from 6257; prepared, i.e. full grown; spoken only (in plur.) of he-goats, or (fig.) leaders of the people: chief one, (he) goat, ram. 6261. "fl"* 'ittiy, it-tee'; from 6256; timely:fit.
"Fl? 'Attay, name of three
at-tah'ee; for 6261; Attai, the
Isr.
:
boast; also to
explain
make
oneself;
Paddan 'Aram, pad-dan' arawm'; from the same and 758; the table-land of Aram; Paddan or Paddan-Aram, a
retrieve:
denom. from 6288, to shake a tree: beautify, boast region of Syria: Padan, Padan-aram. self, go over the boughs, glorify (self), glory, vaunt 6308. yiB pada', paw-dah'; a prim, root; to
self.
deliver.
See
6304.
Attai.
corresp.
peh-ayr'; from 6286; an embellishment, i.e. fancy head-dress: beauty, bonnet, goodly, ornament, tire.
6287. "INS
pe 'fe>,
6309.
11B peder,
peh'-der; from an unused root mean, to be greasy; suet: tat.
6288. "TINS
TT0" <athiyd
to 6264;
(Ohald.), ath-eed';
p e 6rali,
peh-o-raw 1 ; or
nlB p e dutb.
prepared:ready.
HN*1B pora'h, po-raw'; or

6286; prop, i.e. (plur.) foliage (inas bright green: bough, branch, clud. the limbs)
6264. "PP3' 'athiyd, aw-theed'; from 6257; prepared,'

treasures.
"TINS pn'rali, poo-raw'; from

ornamentation,
by impl.
skilful; fem. plur. the
future; also treasure: things that shall come, ready,
6310. tlB peb, pen; from 6284; the mouth (as the means of blowing), whether lit. or flg. (particularly speech); spec, edge, portion or side; adv. (with prep.) according to: accord (-ing as, -ing to), after, appointment, assent, collar, command
sprig.
(-ment),
eat, edge, end, entry,
file,
hole,
in,
6265.
ath-aw-yaw'; from 5790 and 3050; Jah has helped; Athajah, an Isr.: Athaiah.
rrn? 'Atl.ayali
6289. 1*i1NS pa'rirwrr,

noun,
a,
paw-roor'; from 6286; prop, illuminated, i.e. a glow; as
mind, mouth, part, portion,

sentence, skirt, sound,
X speech, X
(should) say
(-ing),
spoken,
talk, tenor,
flush (of anxiety):
blackness.
6286; orno-
to,
+ two-edged, wish, word.

NS po'
(Job 38
:
6266.
pTW
P'ffl"'
<atbiyq, aw-theek'; from

antique,
i.e.
6275; prop. venerable or sptendid:
6290.
Paran.
TINS Pa'ran, paw-rawn'; from
6311. *1B poll, po; or

11),
mental; Paran, a desert of Arabia:

6291. iS pag, pag; from an unused root mean, to be torpid, i.e. crude; an unripe flg: green
fig.
po; or
durable.
6267.
i.e.
'attiyq, at-teek'; from 6275; removed^ weaned; also antique: ancient,
drawn.
.
p^ri? *attiyq (Chald.), at-teek'; to 6267; venerable: ancient.
po; prob. from a prim, insep. parIB ticle s p (of demonstrative force) and 1931 this place (French ici), i.e. here or hence: here, hither, the one (other, this, that) side.
p6w,
corresp.
6292. bias
plgguwl,
pig-gooV; or
root
NIB pow>. See 875.

6312. JlStlB
!T1B
Vtlialt ath-awk'; from an unused root mean, to sojourn; lodging; Athak, a place in Pal.: Athach.
liny
33B plggul, pig-gooV; from an unused
mean, to stink; prop, fetid, i.e. (flg.) unclean (ceremonially):abominable (-tion, thing).
Puw'ab,
Puah
poo-aw'; or
Pnwah,
blast;
6293. y5S paga, paw-gah'; a prim, root; to 6270. "vn? <Atblay, ath-lah'ee; from an unused impinge, by accident or violence, or (flg.) root mean, to compress; constringent; by importunity: come (betwixt), cause to entreat, Athlai. an Isr. : Athlai,
poo-uaw'; from 6284; or Puwah, the name of two
Isr.:Phuvah, Pua, Puah.
6313.
S pwwg,
6271. ""pbnj' cAthalyali, ath-al-yaw
or
(upon), make intercession, intercessor, intreat, lay, light [upon], meet (together), pray, reach, run.
fall
poog; a prim, root; to be sluggish:cease, be feeble, faint, be slacked.
6314. *13*iS
tllB
puwgah,
termission:
poo-gaW; from
See 6312.
6318; in-
ITT'bny 'Athalyalniw, ath-al-yaw'-hoo; 6294. yjS pegat, peh'-gah; from 6293; impact from the same as 6270 and 3050; Jah (casual): chance, occurrent. has constrained; Athaljah, the name of an Israelites 6295. ^N' yas Pagiy>6l, pageeale'; from 6294 and two Isr.:Athaliah. and 410; accident of Qod; Pagiel, an 6272. Dn3* 'atham, aw-tham'; a prim, root; Isr. : Pagiel. prob. to glow, i.e. (fig.) be desolated: be 6296. 13B pagar, paw-gar 1 ; a prim, root; to darkened. relax, i.e. become exhausted: be faint. 6273. "*n3* 'Otiinty, otli-nee'; from an unused 6297. "US peger, peh'-gher; from 6296; a carcase root mean, to force; forcible; Othni, an (as limp), whether of man or beast; flg. Isr.:-Othni. an idolatrous image: carcase, corpse, dead body.
,
rest.
Pnwah.
pftwaeb,
6315. tllB
poo'-akh; a prim, root; to puff, i.e. blow with the breath or air; hence to fan (as a breeze), to utter, to kindle (a Are), to scojf : blow (upon), break, puff, bring into a snare,
speak, utter.
poot; of for. or.; Put, a son of name of his descendants or their region, and of a Persian tribe: Phut, Put.
6316. f31B
Puw|,
Ham,
also the
94
6317.
Pooteeale

poo-tee-ale';
bBPUIB Pdw$iy'el,
unused root (prob. mean, to disparage) and 410; contempt of God; Putiel, an 1st. :
Putiel.
from an 6342. "ins pachad, paw-kkad'; a prim, root; to 6368. rPS piyacta, pee'-akh; from 6315; a powder (as easily puffed away), i.e. asnes or be startled (by a sudden alarm); hence
to fear in general: be afraid, stand in awe, (be in) fear, make to shake.
dust: ashes.
6369.
bb^S "Piykol,
pee-fcofe';
appar. from 6310

all; Picol,
6318. "ffl^BlB
Powtiyphar,
der.; Potiphar,
po-tee-far'; of Eg.
ItlS
pachad,
den)
pakh' -ad; from 6342; a (sud(prop, the object feared,

(-ful), fear,
and 3605; mouth of

6370.
Philis-
an Eg.:Potiphar.
po'-tee feh'-
alarm
by tine: Phichol.
6319.
SMS
"'BIS
Powfiy Phera',
impl. the feeling):- -dread

[fear, -ly feared], terror.
(thing) great
IBM^S piylegesh,
pee-leh'-ghesh; or
rah; of Eg. der.; Poti-Phera, an
Eg.:Poti-pherah.
6320.
6344. "1)13
poole;
pachad,
a
WS pawk,
from an unused root
testicle (as
pakh' -ad; the same as 6343; a cause of shame akin to
mean, to paint; dye (spec, stibium for the eyes):fair colours, glistering, paint [-edl (-ing).
6321. SIS *p.dwl, pole; from an unused root mean. to be thick; a bean las plump): beans.
fear): stone.
12TOB pilegesh, pee-leh'-ghesh; of uncert. der.; a concubine; also (inasc.) a paramour: concubine, paramour.
6371. JTO^S
6345. STltlS
pachdah,
alarm
(i.e.
pakh-daw';
tern, of 6343;
piymah,
ity: collops. peh-khaw'; of for. or.; a 6372. Orfi^B Piyne chac, pee-nekh-aws' ; appar. prefect (of a city or small district): 6322. blS Puwl, pool; of for. or.; PvX, the name from 6310 and a var. of 5175; mouth of captain, deputy, governor. of an Ass. king and of an Ethiopian a serpent; Pinechas, the name of three Isr.:Phine1 6347. fins pechah (Chald.), peh-khaw ; corresp. has. tribe:PuL to 6346: captain, governor. 6323. IIS puwn, poon; a prim, root mean, to 6373. p^B piyndn, pee-none'; prob. the same as 6348. TtIB pachaz, pavi-khaz'; a prim, root; to turn, i.e. be perplexed: be distracted. 6325; Pinon, an Idumaean: Pinon. bubble up or froth (as boiling water), i.e. 6374. !T B" B piyphiyah, pee-fee-yaw' ; for 6366, 6324. "'ilS Puwnty, poo-nee'; patron, from an (fig.) to be unimportant: light. an edge or tooth: tooth, X two-edged unused name mean, a turn; a Punite 6349. TIlB pachaz, pakh'-az; from 6348; ebulli6375. p"1 !? piyq, peek; from 6329; a tottering: (collect.) or desc. of an unknown Pun:Punites. tion, i.e. froth (flg. lust): unstable. smite together. 6325. "]blB Puwnon, poo-none'; from 6323; per6350. nlTflB pachazuwth, pakh-az-ooth' ; from 6376. }W"*S Piyshown, pee-shone'; from 6335; place the plexity; Punon, a in Desert: 6348; frivolity: lightness. dispersive; Pishon, a river of Eden: Funon. 6351. ntlS pachach, paw-khakh'; a prim, root; Pison. poo-am'; from an unused Puw'ah, 6326. to batter out; but used only as denom. 6377. "prPS Piythown, pee-thone'; prob. from root mean, to glitter; brilliancy; Pudh, from 6341, to spread a net: be snared. the same as 6596; expansive; Pithon, Israelitess: Puah. an 6352. DflB pecham, peh-khaxcm'; perh. from an an Isr. :Pithon. 6327. VIS pxiwts, poots; a prim, root; to dash unused root prob. mean, to be black; a 6378. t[S pak, pak; from 6379; a flask (from in pieces, lit. or fig. (espec. to dis- coal, which a liquid may flow):box, vial. whether charred or live: coals. perse); break (dash, shake) in (to) pieces, cast 6379. FI5B pakah, pam-kaw'; a prim, root; to (abroad), disperse (selves), drive, retire, scatter 6353. ins pechar (Chald.), peh-khawr'; from an pour: run out. unused root prob. mean, to fashion; a (abroad), spread abroad. potter:potter. 180. ff!$St H*}dl Pokereth Tsbayfym, 6328. pIS puwq, poolc; a prim, root; to waver: po-keh'-reth tseb-aw-yeem' 6854. DOB pachath, pakh'-ath; prob. from an stumble, move. the act. part, (of the same form as the first unused root appar. mean, to dig; a pit, from 6329. pIS puwq, pooh; a prim, root [rather ident. word) fem. of an unused root (mean, to entrap) and espec. for catching animals:hole, pit, snare, with 6328 through the idea of dropping plur. of 6643; trap of gazelles; Pokereth-Tsebajim, 6355. a173 ITS Pachath Bldw'ab, pakh'out; comp. 5312]; to issue, i.e. furnish; causat. to one of the "servants of Solomon": Pochereth of ath mo-awb'; from 6354 and 4124; secure; fig. to succeed:afford, draw out, further, Zebaim. pit ofMoab; Pachath- Moab, an Isr. : Pahath-moab. obtain. get, 6381. N3B pala', paw-law'; a prim, root; prop. e 6330. S"!]?1S piiwqah, poo-haw'; from 6328; a 6356. nnrjS p chetheth, pekh-eh'-theth; from perh. to separate, i.e. distinguish (lit. or the same as 6354; a hole (by mildew in stumbling-block: grief. flg-); hy impl. to be (causat. make) great, difficult, a garment):fret inward. prim, root; to crush: 6331. IIS pdwr, poor; a wonderful: accomplish, (arise too, be too) hard, 6357. !"npS plfdah, pit-daw 1 ; of for. der.; a hidden, things too high, (be, do, do a, shew) marvel, break, bring to nought, X utterly take. gem, prob. the topaz: topaz. lous (-ly, -els, things, work), miracles, perform, sepa6332. MIS Pfiwr, poor; also (plur.) 6358. 11E3S pafuwr, paui-toor'; pass. part, of rate, make singular, (be, great, make) wonderful (-ers, DÎS Puwriym, poo-reem'; or -ly, things, works), wondrous (things, works, -ly). 6362; opened, i.e. (as noun) a bud: 6382. Nbs pele', peh'-leh; from 6381; a miracle: tPIB Puriym, poo-reem'; from 6331; a open. marvellous thing, wonder (-ful, -fully). lot (as by means of a broken piece): 6359. patiyr, paw-teer'; from 6362; open, Pur, Purim. 6383. i^bs pmiy, piuetf or i.e. unoccupied: free.
awe):fear.
pee-maw': prob. from an unused root mean, to be plump; obes-
6346. ntlB
pechah,
WIS
TUB
6333. JTlIB pftwra.lt, poo-raw'; from 6331; a 6360. UJ^JaS pattiysh, pat-teesfc'; intens. from wine-press (as crushing the grapes): an unused root mean, to pound; a
winepress.
hammer: hammer.
fcObs paliy', paw-lee'; from 6381; remarkable: secret, wonderful.
d*H1S
6334. NrrtiB
Puwriym.
Pers.
or.;
See
6332.
6361.
(as if
UPS pattiysh
(Chald.), pat-teesh';
from
P&wratha',
po-raw-thaw1 ; of Poratha, a son of Ha-
a root corresp. to that of 6360; a goivn hammered out wide):hose.

*"|E?B
6384. ^Nbs Pallu'iy, pal-loo-ee'; patron, from 6396; a Palluite (collect.) or desc. of Pallu: Palluites.
STNbs pei&'yah.
See
See
6411.
inan:Poratha.
6335. IBIS
poosh; a prim, root; to spread; fig. act proudly: grow up, be spread selves, be scattered.
6362.
patar, paw-tar'; a prim,
root;
to
puwsh,
cleave or burst through, i.e. (caus.) to emit, whether lit. or flg. (gape): dismiss, free, let
lONbf Pil'ecer.
(lit.
8407.
6385. 53B palag, paw-lag'; a prim, root! to split

or flg.): divide.
(Chald.),
(shoot) out, slip
grown fat, 6336. ^niS
away.
6386. 35B
Puwthiy, poo-thee'; patron, from 6385: divided. an unused name mean, a hinge; a PuthITlttS pitrah, pit-raw'; from 6362; a fis- 6387. ibjS p*lag (Chald.), peUig'; from 6386; a ite (collect.) or descend, of an unknown Puth:Puhsure, i.e. (concr.) firstling (as opening half: dividing. ites [as if from 6312]. the matrix): firstling, openeth, such as open. 6388. ibs peleg, peh'-leg; from 6385; a rill (i.e. 6337. TS paz, pau 2> f r0 m6338; pure (gold) hence 6364. no:?" ? Piy-Beceth, pee beh'-seth; of small channel of water, as in irriga,
6363. "IDS peter, peh'-ter; or
p elag
pel-ag';
corresp.
to
gold
itself
(as refined)
fine
(pure) gold.
6338. fTB 6339. TTB

;
pazaz,
Eg. or. Pi-Beseth, a place in Eg.:;
tion):river, stream.
paw-zaz'; a prim, root; to re-
Pi-beseth.
fine (gold) : best [gold].
paw-zaz'; a prim, root [rather ident. with 6338]; to solidify (as if by refining) also to spring (as if separating the limbs) :
pazaz,
6365. "PS piyd, peed; from an unused root prob mean, to pierce; (flg.) misfortune: de-
6389. 353 Peleg, peh'-leg; the same as 6388; earthquake; Peleg, a son of Shem: Peleg.
6390. 6391.
!"!Jlbs
pejaggah, pel-ag-gaw
runlet,
i.e.
from
6385;
struction, ruin.
gully:
division, river.
petroog-gaw';
leap,
be made strong. 6340. ITS pazar, paw-zar'; a prim, root; to scatter, whether in enmity or bounty: dis-
6366.
!TB pyah,
T?jS
pay-aw'; or
1
nabs pluggah,
a section:
pel-oog-gaw' ; from 6385;

(Chald.),
piyah, pee-yaw
fem.
of
6310;
an
division.
: division.
6370.
perse, scatter (abroad).
6367.
;
rhrn
6341. IIS
(as
6351; a (metallic) pounded thin) also a spring net spread out like a lamina): gin, (thin) plate,
pach, pakh; from

sheet (as
edge: (two) edge (-d). "$ Piha-Chiyroth.peeJiaft-JAeeroth'; from 6310 and the fem. plur.
6392. i-wbs
e luggah
corresp. to 6391
^.^ s pilegesh.
See
snare
noun (from the same root as 2356), with the art. 6393. STlbs p e ladah, peZ-ato-daw'; from an uninterp.; mouth of the gorges; Pi-ha-Cliiroth, a place used root mean, to divide; a cleaver, in Eg. : Pi-hahiroth. [In Num. 14 19 without Pi-.] Lb, iron armature (of a chariot): torch.
of a
:
; '

6394. Itnbs Plldasb, piLdawsh'; of uncert. der.
Pildash, a relative
dash.
of,
Pooteeale
Pawee
95
Abraham: Pil-
6395. tlbs
show
6396.
root; to disor fig.):put a difference, marvellous, separate, set apart, sever, make
tinguish,
(lit.
1
palab, paw-law'; a prim,
wonderfully.
SI ?! Fallow',
pal-loo 1 ; from 6395; distinguished; Pallu, an Isr.: Fallu,
6419. bbstpalal, paw-lal'; a prim, root; to judge forefront (-part), form impudent, honourable, (officially or mentally); byextens. to in- heaviness, X him (-self), meet, X more than, tercede, pray:intreat, judge (-ment), (make) pray to, it, look [-eth] (-s), X me, out of, (-er, -tag), make supplication. mouth, of, off, (of) old (time), x on, open, against, the partial, person, -j- please, presence, 6420. bbs Palal, paw-lawl'; from 6419; judge; over regard, right propect, was purposed, by reason, of, Palal, an Isr.:Palal. serve, X shewbread, sight, state, straight, forth, 6421. irbbs peialyab, pel-al-yaw'; from 6419 street, x thee, X them (-selves), through (+ -out), and 3050; Jah has judged; Pelaljah, till, time (-s) past, (un-) to (-ward), upon, upside an Isr. :Pelaliah. -stand), X ye, X you. (+ down), with (-in,
(-er time, -ward), from, front,
Fhallu,
6422. "'SiKfes
6397. "îbs
separate;
Pe16wnty,
pelo-nee'; patron, from

6395)
palmfrwniy, paZ-mo-nee'; prob. for 6423; a certain one, i.e. so-andSee

8407.
6441. FIB" ?!?

1
p e niymab,
pen-ee'-maw;
from
6440 with directive enclitic; faceward,
an unused name (from
mean.
so: certain.
Le. indoors: (with-) in (-ner part, -ward).
a Pelonite or
inhab.
of
an unknown
.
IDNSbs Piln e'ecer.

"'ibs
Palon: Pelonite.
paw-lakh'; a prim, root; to break open or pierce; bring forth, cleave, cut, shred, strike through.
6442. ÊPpB
6398.
H5S palacb,
sZice, i.e.
peldnfy,
peUo-nee'; from 6395; sucft a one, Le. a specified person. -such.

-
peniymiy, pen-ee-mee'; from 6440; interior: (with-) in (-ner, -ward).

paw-neen'; or
the same as
8443. "pSB
"V3B
paniyn,
6434; prob.
Ibibs pilnecer. See 8407.

6424.
paniy, paw-nee'; from

apearl
(as
6399. fibs
pelacb
6398;
(Chald.), pel-akh'; corresp. to
OjB palac,
i.e.
paw-las'; a prim, root; prop, to
round): ruby.
to serve or worship: minister,

revolve,
6400.
I"I3B
pelacn, peh'-lakh; from

piece.
a slice;
6400;
6425.
Obs
roll flat, i.e. prepare (a road); also to e ninnab, pen-in-naw'; prob. fem. 6444. nSSS weigh (mentally): make, ponder, weigh. from 6443 contr. Fenimnaft, an Israelpelec, peh'-les; from 6424; a balance:
itess: Peninnah.
scales, weight.
6401. Nfibs 6402. 'Jfib
pil-khaw'; from slicing; Pilcha, an Isr. :Pilcha.
PUcba,
"l&bB
6426.
P e lecer.
See
8407.
6445. pi?
panaq, paw-nak
a prim,
root; to
enervate:bring up.
pas; from 6461; prop, the palm (of the hand) or sole (of the foot) [eomp. 6447]; by impl. (plur.) a long and sleeved tunic (perh. simply a wide one; from the orig. sense of the root, i.e. of many breadths):(divers) colours.
Vbs
palata, pawlats'; a prim, root; prop.

perh. to rend,
i.e.
polcban
(Chald.),
polkhawn'; from
(by impl.)to quiver:

pal-law-tsooth' affright:tearfulness,
6446.
DB pac,
6399; worship:
service,
tremble.
6403.
paw-lat'; a prim, root; to slip out, i.e. escape; causat. to deliver: calve, carry away safe, deliver, (cause to) escape.
U3B palaf.
6427.
niSbS pallatsawth,
from
6426;
horror, trembling.
6428. IZJbs
palash, paw-lash'; a
roll (in
prim, root; to
self.
6447.
OB pac
(Chald.),
6404. ttbs Pelet, peh'-let;

Pelet, the
name
of
from 6403; two Isr. :Pelet.
escape;
dust): roll (wallow)

i.e.
to 6461 ; the
palm
pas; from a root corresp. (of the hand, as being

root; to cut
See
6429. nuSbs
also 1046.
Pelebetb, pel-eh'-sheth; from 6428;

rolling,
spread out):part.
6448.
migratory; Pelesheth, a
XQB pacag, paw-sag'; a prim,

up,
i.e. (fig.)
UbS palef.
6405.
See
6412.
region of Syria:Palestioa, Palestine, Philistia, Philistines.
contemplate:consider.
pis-gaui';
bbs
pallet,
pal-late';
from
6403;
escape:
6449. InapB
pelish-tee' ;
patrial
Plcgab,
Pisgah,
deliverance, escape.
6430.
"TObe Pllsbtiy,
from
6429;
a mt.
E. of
from 6448; a cZe/S; Jordan: Pisgah.

pas damand the plur. of
FlBbs prefab. See
Pelishtite or inhab. of
6413.
Pelesheth: Philistine.
peh'-leth; from an unused root mean, to ./lee; swiftnees; Peleth, the name of two Isr. : Peleth,
6450. D', 'Jjn

1818;
OS Pac
Dammiym,
6446
6406. "'ttbS Palfty, pal-tee'; from 6403; delivered; Palti, the name of two Isr.:Palti,
Phalti.
6431.
npS Peletb,
meem'; from
palm
(i.e. dell)
of bloodshed; Pas-Dammim,
place in Pal.: Pas-dammim.
Comp.
658.
6407. "'tabs Palfiy, pal-tee'; patron, from 6406; a Paltite or desc. of Palti: Paitite.
6432. "Tibs
PHStbiy,
same form as
pel-ay-thee' ;
6433;
6408. "'Ubs Pilfay, pU-tah'ee; for 6407; Piltai,
or official messenger: Pelethites. 6452. TIDE pacacb, paw-sakh'; a prim, root; to hop, i.e. (fig.) skip over (or spare) by 6433. OS (Chald.), poom; prob. for 6310; the an Isr.: Piltai. impl. to hesitate; also (lit.) to limp, to dance;halt, mouth (lit. or fig.):mouth. 6409. bNiabs Paltiy'el, pal-tee-ale'; from the 6434. ]S pen. pane; from an unused root mean, to become lame, leap, pass over. same as 6404 and 410; deliverance of turn,; an angle (of a street or wall): cor- 6453. TIDE pecacb, peh'-sakh; from 6452; apreGod; Paltiel, the name of two Isr. :Paltiel, Phaltiel. termission, i.e. exemption; used only ner.
from the a courier (collect.)
6451. flSB
plccab,
sion,
i,e.
pis-sau/;
from
6461;
expan-
abundance: handful.
pum
6410. !"Pib_B
1!"t;t?bs
peiafyab,
from
pel-at-yaw'; or
6435 IS pen, pane; from

used only
lest:-
P"lafyahuw,
6403
and
3050;
Isr.
pel-at-yaw'-hoo; Jah has deliv-
(lest)
6437; prop, removal; the constr.) adv. as conj. (peradventure), that . . not.
(in
.
tech. of
the Jewish Passover (the festival or the victim):passover (ottering).
6454. riDB
Isr.
Pacâcb, pawsay'-akh; from

name
of
6452;
ered; Pelatjah, the
name
of four
6383.
:Pelatiah.
6436. 3|S
pannag,
N-bs paliy'. See

6411. ?1 vB
pan-nag'; of uncert. der.; prob. pastry:Pannag.
limping; Paseach, the :Paseah, Phaseah.
two
6452;
Pelayah, pel-aw-yaw
'
or
6456. b^DB p e ciyl, pes-eel'; from 6458; an idol: STttbs P'la'yah, pel-aw-yaw 1 ; from 6381 carved (graven) image, quarry. on, X corner, dawning, empty, go away, lie, look, and 3050; Jah has distinguished; Pel- mark, pass away, prepare, regard, (have) respect 6457. "sTDB Pacak, paw-sak'; from an unused ajah, the name of three Isr. :Pelaiah. (to), (re-) turn (aside, away, back, face, self), X right root mean, to divide; divider; Pasak, 6412. Whs paliyt, paw-leet'; or [early]. an Isr. : Pasach.
tJ^bs paleyt, paw-late'; or
r"UB
6403;
paw-naw'; a prim, root; to turn; by Imp], to face, i.e. appear, look, etc. :appear, at [even-] tide, behold, cast out, come
6437. tlDB
panah,
6455.
nSS plcceacb,
lame: lame.
pis-say'-akh;
from
paneb.
See
6440.
6458.
bpB pacal,
bDD pecel,
e
paw-sal';
a prim, root;
to
libs pale^, paw-late'; from

gee:
(that have) escape
a refu-
6438.
(-d, -th), fugitive.
6413. ft^Pbjf
p MUbs pel6tab,
e leyjab, pelay-tawf ; or
pirwtauj'; fem. of 6434; an angle; by impl. a pinnacle; fig. a chieftain:-bulwark, chief, corner, stay, tower. e now'Sl, pen-oo-aZe'; or (more 6439. bstlSB
!"I3B
plnnab,
carve, whether
wood or stone: grave,

from
6458;
hew.
6459. 6460.
peh'-sel;
an idol:
pes-an-
carved (graven) image.
pel-ay-taw'; fem. of 641S; deliverance; concr. an escaped poris)
tion:deliverance, (that
escape
(-d),
remnant.
5&C3B
prop.) e niyel, pen-ee-ale';
VlpSpB p canteriyn
faj-reen'; or
(Chald.),
from
6437
and
'p'TPflDS
410;
6414. b^bs paliyl, paw-leel'; from 6419; a magistratesjudge.
face of God; Penuel or Peniel, a
p ecant6rlyja, pes-an-tay-reen' ; a
transliteration of the Qr. ôAttjpioi'
place E. of Jordan; also (as Penuel) the Isr.:Peniel, Penuel.

"'SB
name
of
two
6461.
psalterion; a lyre:psaltery.
6415. Flb/be
6416.
eliylab, pel-ee-law'; fem. of 6414;
pauiy
See 6443.
DOB pacac,
paw-sas
i.e.
a prim,
root; prob.
justice:judgment.
to disperse,
(tatrans.)
disappear:
^bB peliyliy, pel-ee-lee'; from 6414; judi-
6440.
D^B pauiy in,
cial:judge. 6417. tTOTSS p eliyliyab, peUee-lee^yaw' ; fem. of 6416; judicature:judgment.
0rat paw-neem'; plur. always as sing.) of an unused noun 6462.

;
HBpB Plcpab,
H^B pa'ah,
pis-paw1 ; perh. from 6461;
[USB puueli, paw-neh'; from 6437] the face

(as the part that turns);
dispersion; Pispdh,
used in a great 6463.

(with prep,
an Isr. :Fispah. paw-au/; a prim, root; to
variety of applications
(lit.
and fig.); also

:
|- accept, a- (be-) fore 6418. '328 peleb, peh'-lek; from an unused root pref .) as a prep, (.before, etc.) mean, to be round; a circuit (i.e. dis- (-time), against, anger, X as (long as), at, battle, because (of), trict); also a spindle (as whirled); hence a crutch: beseech, countenance, edge, em-
scream:cry.
6464. 15>B
Pauw,
pawoo';
6468;
^B
Pa'iy, paw-ee'; from

Pail or Fat, a place in
screaming;
(di-) staff,
part.
ploy, endure, -f enquire, face, favour, fear of. for,
Edom: Pal, Pau
96
6405.
Pehore

from
6478;
1&B Pedwr, peh-ore';
Peor, a mountain E. of Jordan; also (tor 1187) a deity worshipped there: Peor. See also
1047.
a gap; 6488. rfips p'qidiitb, pek-ee-dooth'; from 6496; 6513. !"HB Pftrafa, poo-mow ; for Purah, an Isr. : Phurah. supervision:ward.
6489. 11)5S
6888; foliage;
Peqdwd, pefc-ode',' from 6485; punishname

for
6514 8TI1B pojruwda', per-oo-daw;

NT^JB
or
"9B Pa'fy. See 6464.

6466.
ment; Pekod, a symbol, Bab.:Pekod.

a prim, root; to do or
6490. "lip?
"IpB
b?B pa'al, paw-aV;

make
plqquwd,
plqqnd,
pik-kood'; OF
per-ee-daw'; from 6504; dispersion; Peruda or .Perida, one of " Solomon's servants":Perida, Peruda.
"TIIS"
P eriyda>,
(systematically
[evil-]
espec. to practise:commit,
and habitually), do (-er), make (-r),
ordain,
work
(-er),
wrought.
from 6485; prop. appointed, ie. a mandate (of God; plur. only, collect for the Law):commandment, precept,
pik-kood';
statute.
perowziy. See 6521.

paut-roo'-akh; pass. part, of 6524; blossomed; Paruach, an
6515. 01*1B
ParAwacb,
Parvaylm,
or.;
6467.
b?B p6al, po'-al; from 6466; an act or work

(Conor.):act, deed, do, getting, maker,
6491. tips
paqacb,
open (the
work.
6468. rts5>B pe'nllab,
part, of
senses, espec. the eyes);
paw-kakh'; a prim, root; to Isr.:Paruah. flg. 6516. B?Y1B

peh'-kakh; from 6491; watch;
Isr.
par^cah'-yim;
of for.
to be observant:
open.
Parvalm.
Parvajim, an Oriental region:

1
peA-ooMaw';
(abstr.)
fern.
pass.
6466;
work:labour,
6492. Tips 6493. Ilp.f
Peqacb,
Pekach, an
king: Pekah.
reward, wages, work.
6517.
6491;
"WIS paruwr. paw-roor

skillet (as flat
pass,
part of
piqqach,
clear-sighted;
pik-kay'-akh;
flg.
from
6469.
"*Ty)>95
peulltbay,
from
6468;
6565 in the sense of spreading out
peh-ool-leh-thah'ee; wise.
intelligent: seeing,
[comp. 6524] ; a
TV~JS
or deep): pan, pot
laborious; Peiillethai, an
Isr.:Peulthai.
6494. STflpB
root; to tap, beat regularly; hence (gen.) to tmpeJ
6470.
D?B pa'sni, paw-am'; a prim,

i.e.
achjah,
an Isr.
from and 3050; Jah has observed; Pek- 6518. TIB paraz, pawrawz'; from an unused root mean, to separate, i.e. decide; a king: Pekahiah.
6491
Parvar. See 6508.
eqachyah, pek-akh-yaw1 ;
or agitate: move, trouble.
6495. ttipTlpB
(of
p eqacb-q6\racb,
(flg.
pefc-ofcn-fto'-
chieftain:village.
6471. ft?S
pa'am,
pah'-am; or (fern.)
akh; from 6491 redoubled; opening 6519. 71JTB

6470;
!TO3*B
tions,
pa'amah,
pah-am-aw'; from
a stroke, lit. or fig. (in various applicaas follow):anvil, corner, foot (-step), going,
a dungeon), i.e. jail-delivery sin):opening of the prison.

i.
salvation from
walled)
perfizab, per-aw-zaw'; from the same as 6518; an open country: (unvillage.
town (without walls), unwatted
[hundred-] fold,
step,
X now, (this) + once, order, rank, + thrice, ([often-], second, this, two) time
")fa?B.
(-s),
twice, wheel.
paw-keed'; from 6485; a 6520. "pTÎB pe raz6wn, per-aw-sone' ; from the same as 6518; magistracy, i.e. leadersuperintendent (civil, military or religiouB): which had the charge, governor, office, over- ship (also concr. chieftains): village. seer, [that] was set 6521. "'T'lB p e raziy, per-aw-zee'; or
T^B
paqtyd,
pah-am-one'; from 6471; 6497. 3>pB peqae, peh'-kah; from an unused root mean, to burst; only used as an architect, term of an ornament similar to 6498, a semi-globe: root; to yawn, knop. i.e. open wide (lit. or fig.): gape, open 6498. liypB paqqu'ab, pak-koo-aw'; from the (wide). same as 6497; the wild cucumber (from " 6474. 3?B Paftray, pah-ar-ah'ee; from 6473; splitting open to shed its seeds): gourd. yawning; Paarai, an Isr. Paarai. 6499. "IB par, par; or 6475. TV3ZB patsab, paw-tsaw 1 ; a prim, root; to rend, i.e. open (espec. the mouth):deIB par, paujr; from 6565; a bullock (appar. liver, gape, open, rid, utter. as breaking forth in wild strength, or pern, as dividing the hoof): (+ young) bull (-ock), 6476. tlltS patsacb, paw-tsakh'; a prim, root; calf, ox. to break out (In joyful sound): break 6500. NTS para.', paw-raw'; a prim, root; to bear (forth, forth into joy), make a loud noise. fruit:be fruitful. 6477. fl^StS p'tsfyrab, pets-ee-raw'; from 6484;
6472.
pa'&mdn,
a bell (as strucfc): bell. 6473. *IB pa'ar, paw-ar"; a prim,
perdwziy, per-o-zee'; from 6519; a rusticvillage. 6522. V'TB perfzziy, per-fa-see', for 6521; inhab. of the open country; a Perizzite, one
I
"
T'V"1B
of the Canaanitish tribes: Perizzite.
|I
6523. b.HB 6524.
parzel
1270;
(Chald.), par-zel'; corresp. to
iron; iron.
paw-rakh'; a prim, root; to break forth as a bud, i.e. bloom; gen. to spread; spec, to fly (as extending the wings); flg. to flourish; X abroad, x abundantly, blossom, break forth (out), bud, flourish, make fly, grow, spread,
spring (up).
fHB paracb,
bluntness:
6525. tTlB
bud, flower.
peracb,
(nat.
|-Sfue.
6501.
NTB
JV}B
pere', peh'-reh; or
or
artif.);
peh'-rakh; from 6524; a calyx gen. bloom: blossom,

pir-khakh';
6478.
bSB
patsal, paw-tsaV; a prim, root; to peel: pill.
pereb (Jer.
(ass).
24),
peh'-reh; from 6500
in the secondary sense of
running wild;
6526. tttTHB 6527.
plrcbacb,
progeny,
i.e,
from
6524;
6479. itbSB
6480. DJtS
p e tsalab,
pets-aw-taw'; from 6478; the onager:wild
a brood:youth.
a peeling: stroke.
rWlB pora'b.
dSHE Ptr'am,
See 6288.
U^B paraf,
poui-rat';
i.e.
a prim,
root;
to
pataam,
paw-tsam'; a prim, root; to 6502. rend (by earthquake): break.
scatter words,
prate (or hum):
6481. 5>5S pata, paw-tsah'; a prim, root; to
pir-aurm'; from 6501; wildly; Piram, a Canaanite:Piram.
chant
6528.
CTS
wound:wound. 6483. 3>B petsa, peh'-tsah; from wound;wound (-ing). yiS Patsteta. See 1048.
split, i.e.
6503. "Gl^B
6481;
Par bar,
par-bawr'; or
6529. "*"7B Parvar, par^vawr'; of for or.; Parflg.):-bough, ([first-]) fruit ([-ful]),l rebar or Parvar, a quarter of Jerus.: ward. Parbar, suburb. NT^B Priyda. See 6514. 6504. "JIB parad, paw-rod'; a prim, root; to 6483. VISE PitstsSts, pits-tsates' ; from an unbreak through, i.e. spread or separate fi^B Puriym. See 6332. used root mean, to dissever; dispersive; (oneself): disperse, divide, be out of joint, part, Pitstsets, a priest: Apses [includ, the art.]. 6530. 'p'lB perlyt, per-eets'; from 6555; trfotent, scatter (abroad), separate (self), sever self, stretch, i.e. a tyrant:destroyer, ravenous, 6484. *lSf patsar, paui-fsar'; a prim, root; to sunder. peck at, i.e. (fig.) stun or dull: press. robber. 6505. TIB pered, peft'-red; from 6504; a mule urge, stubbornness. 6531. ^pB pereb, peh'-rek; from an unused root (perh. from his lonely habits): mule. mean, to break apart; fracture, ie. 6485. "1JJS paqad, paw-kad'; a prim, root; to 6506. plrdab, pir-daw1 ; fern, of 6505; a severity:cruelty, rigour. visit (with friendly or hostile intent) ; by she-mule:mule. onaL to oversee, muster, charge, care for, miss, de6532. fO'lS poreketb, po-reh'-keth; tern, act 6507. iVHB pe rudab, per-oo-daw'; tern. pass, posit, etc.:appoint, x at all, avenge, bestow, part, of the same as 6581; a seporotri*, part, of 6504; something separated, i.e. (appoint to have the, give a) charge, commit, count, Le. (the sacred) screen: vail. a kernel; seed. deliver to keep, be empty, enjoin, go see, hurt, do 6533. DIB param, pavyram'; a prim, root; to judgment, lack, lay up look, make. X by any means, 6508. 0T1B pardec, par-dace'; of for. or.; a tear:rend. park:forest, orchard. miss, number, officer, (make) overseer, have (the) 6534. NFlffiH"!! Parmasbta', par*nash-tau>'; oversight, punish, reckon, (can to) remember 6509. !T"IB parab, paw-raw'; a prim, root; to of Pers. or. Parmashta, a son of bear fruit (lit. or flg.):bear, bring (-brance), set (over), sum, x surely, visit, want Haman:Parmasta. * forth (fruit), (be, cause to be, make) fruitful, grow, 3 plqqftd. See 6400. l l? 6535. Tjl^B Parnak, par-nofc'; of uncert. der.; increase. Parnak, an Isr. :Parnach. 6486. fngE peqnddab, pek-ood-daW; fern. 6510. !T1B parab, pawraW; fern, of 6499; a fc>"3B parac, paw-rasf; a prim, root; to break pass. part, of 6486 visitation (in many heifer: cow, heifer, kine. in pieces, i.e. (usually without violence) senses, chiefly official):account, (that have the) 6511. !T"lB Parab, paw-raw'; the same as 6510; to split, distribute:deal, divide, have hoofs, part, charge, custody, that which . . . laid up, numbers, Parah, a place in Pal.: Parah.
"ITIB
peref, pefc'-ret; from 6527; a stray or berry:grape. p*rty, per-ee'; from 6509; fruit (lit. or
single
fWB
office (-r), ordering, oversight, 4- prison,
reckoning,
tear.
visitation.
STlB pereb.
6512. FTJB
See
6501.
6537. 0*^1
prac
(Chald.),
per-os';
corresp.
to
6487. "pf/l?
pik-kaw-done>; from 6486; a deposit:that which was de-
plqqaddwn,
perab,
pay-raw'; from 6381; a hole (as brolen, Lo. dug): mole. Comp.
6536; to split
1.
up:divide,
[U-] pharsin.
0TB pere9,
livered (to keep), store.
peft'-res; from 6586; a etaw; also a kind of eagle:claw, ossifrage.
; ;

D"5B
Pehore Pethahyooth
97
Parac,
(i.e.
Persia),
paw-ras'; of for. or.; Paras frustrate): x any ways, break (asunder), cast oft, an Eastern country, includ- cause to cease, X clean, defeat, disannul, disappoint,
dissolve, divide,
6591. "11BB
(Chald.), pesh-ar ; from 6590; an interpretation; interpretation.
pshar
ing Its inhab. : Persia, Persians.
make
of
none
effect, fail, frustrate,
6540.
ClB Parac
(Chald.), paw-ras'; corresp. to
bring (come) to nought,
utterly,
make void.
root;
6592.
*1125B
pesher,
pay'-sher; corresp. to 6591:
interpretation.
6539: Persia, Persians.
6566. 115*
paras, paw-ras'; a prim,
to
6541. !"I0"1S
footed, hoof.
pariah,
Parciy,
a Parsite
par-saw'; fem. of 6538; a claw or split hoof: claw, [cloven-]
break apart, disperse, etc. : break, chop in pieces, lay open, scatter, spread (abroad, forth,
selves, out), stretch (forth, out).
6593. tiriips plshteh, pish-teh'; from the same as 6580 as in the sense of comminuting; linen (i.e. the thread, as carded):flax, linen.
6594. nni25S
6543.
, 0'1S
par-see'; patrial
(i.e.
from
6539;
Persian), or inhab. of
Peres:Persian.
6543. "'O'lB
Parciy
(Cbald.), par-see'; corresp. to
paw-rash'; a prim, root; to separate, lit. (to disperse) or fig. (to specify); also (by impl.) to wound:scatter, declare, distinctly, shew, sting.
6567.
125*1B
parash,
plshtah,
flax;
pish-taw 1 ; fem. of 6593;
by impl. a wick:flax, tow.
6595. 6596.
ns path,
re pdth,
path; from 6626; a bit;meat,

pohth; or
morsel, piece.
6542: Persian.
6568.
115*13
6544.
U^S para',
loosen;
paw-rah';
a prim,
root;
to
flg.
p erash
peresh,
ment
(Chald.), per-ash'; corresp. to
by
6567; to spec ify: distinctly.
impl. to expose, dismiss;
UnB pothah
excrehole, 6569;
i.e.
absolve, begin:avenge, avoid, bare, go back, let, (make) naked, set at nought, perish, refuse, uncover.
6569.
125*lS
peh'-resh;
from
6567;
(Ezek. 13 : 19), po-thaw 1 ; from an unused root mean, to open; a
(as eliminated): dung.
hinge or the female pudenda:hinge, secret
6545. 3>1S pera, peh'-rah; from 6544; the hair

dishevelled) : locks.
6570. 6571.
lli'HS
Peresh,
Peresh, an
peh'-resh; the
Isr.
same as
part.
(as
125*13
: Peresh.
*riB ptha>iy.
6597. D16<nB
fibSriB
See
6612.
fem. of 6545 (in the sense of beginning); leadership (plur. |- avenging, revenge. concr. leaders):
6546. tt?*}B
par 'ah, par-aw';
paw-rawsh'; from 6567; a steed (as stretched out to a vehicle, not single nor for mounting [comp. 5483];; also (by impl.) a driver (in a chariot), i.e. (collect.) cavalry:horse-
parasb,
plth'owm,
pith-ome 1 ; or
6547. FlSHS
6548. y^pri
Par'dh,
a gen.
ln'3>"lS
plth'om, pith-ome'; from 6621; instantly: straightway, sudden (4y).
par-o'; of Eg. der.; Paroh,
man.
6572.
"]312)*13
title
of Eg. kings: Pharaoh.
6598. 5HriB
pa tilling
plthgam,
a
pathbag'; of Pers. or.; a
Par'oh Chophrat,
parshegen,
for. or.
;
par-sheh'-ghen; or path-sheh'-gen;
(Chald.),
dainty:portion (provision) of meat.

of
par-o'
khof-rah'; of Eg. der.; ParohChophra, an Eg. k ng: Pharaoh-hopbra.

1-
*|3ipns
pathshegen,
6599. DSriB 6600. tHriB

decree.
-
pith-gawm'; of Pers.
or.;
a transcript: copy.
par-sheh'-
(judicial) sentence:
decree, sentence.
pith-gawm'; corletter
6549. Sib? rfP|B
Par6h N e koh, par-o' nek-o';

or
6573. f|tt5lg
parshegen
parsh e don,
plthgam (Chald.),
resp. to 6599;
ghen; corresp. to 6572: copy.

ek6w, par-o' nek-o';
a word, answer,
or
*03
fco),
W"!S Par6h N
;
6574. "pip*13
of Eg. der. Paroh-Nekoh (or -Aean Eg. king: Pharaoh-necho, Pharaoh-nechoh. 6550. 125'yiB par'osh, par-oshe'; prob. from 6544 and 6211; a flea (as the isolated 6575. *TO*1S
insect):
perh. by compounding 6567 and 6504 (in the sense of straddling) [comp. 6576]; the crotch (or anus): dirt.
par-shed-one';
answer, letter, matter, word.

pathah,
i.e.
parashah,
6567;
paw-raw-shaw' ; from
paw-thaw'; a prim, root; to be (causat. make) roomy; usually fig. (in a mental or moral sense) to be (causat. make) simple or (in a sinister way) delude: allure,
6601. Tins
open,
deceive, enlarge, entice, flatter, persuade, silly (one).
flea.
Par'dsh,
par-oshe';
6550; Parosh, the
6551. U$yi
name
the same as of four Isr.:
6576.
T1Z5*1B
exposition: declaration, sum. parshez, par-shaze'; a root appar.
6602. bNiriB
P e tbwel, peth-oo-ale'
and
410;
from
6601
Parosh, Pharosh.
6552. 'prists
pir-aw-thone' from 6546; chieftaincy; Pirathon, a place in Pal.: Pirathon.
Pir'athown,
formed by compounding 6567 and that an Isr.: Pethuel. of 6518 [comp. 6574]; to expand: spread. 6603. niFlB plttuwach, par-shan6577. NmpTlJ'nB Parshandatha>,
daw-thaw' ; of Pers. or.; Parshandatha, a son of Hainan: Parshandatha.
6578. D*1B
eratb, per-awth'; from an unused root mean, to break forth; rushing; Euphrates), a river of the East: EuriFlB
enlarged of God; Pethuel,

pit-too'-akh; or pit-too'-akh;
pass,
plttuach,
part, of 6605; sculpture (In

relief
low or high
6553. "'innS'lB
Plr'atbownty,
or
pir-aw-tho-nee'
pir-aw-tho-nee';
or even intaglio):
(-ing, -n).
carved
in
(work) (are, en-)

of
for.
grave
^nS'HB Plr'atliomiy,
patrial
Perath
phrates.
(i.e.
6604. "flDB
Pethor.
P ethdwr,
Pethor,
peth-ore';
or.;
from
6552;
a Pirathonite or
a place
Mesopotamia:
Inhab. of Pirathon: Pirathonite.
I")*1B
porath. See
6509.
par-par'; prob. from 6565 in the sense of rushing; rapid; Parpar, a river of Syria:Pharpar.
6554. *1B"1B
Parpar,
6579.
*JFI*1B
partam,
grandee:
par-tam'; of Pers. or.; a
(most) noble, prince.
6580.
1252
pasb, pash;
6555. VÎB parats, paw-rats'; a prim, root; to oreafc out (in many applications, direct
prob. from an unused root mean, to disintegrate; stupidity (as a
result of grossness or of degeneracy):

fTttSS
extremity.
and indirect, lit. and fig.): X abroad, (make a) breach, 6581. break (away, down, -er, forth, in, up), burst out
(spread) abroad, compel, disperse, grow, increase, open, press, scatter, urge.
pasah, paw-saw';
a prim, root; to
pathach, paw-thakh'; a prim, root; to open wide (lit. or flg.); spec, to Joosen, begin, plough, carve: appear, break forth, draw (out), let go free, (en-) grave (-n), loose (self), (be, be set) open (-ing), put off, ungird, unstop, have vent. 6606. HOB p ethach (Chald.), peth-akh'; corresp
6605. tins
to 6605; to
open: open.
peh'-thakh;
come
6582. 6583.
tll23S
spread: spread. pashach, paw-shakh'; a prim, root; to tear in pieces:pull in pieces.
6607. tins
pethach,
opening
entering
from
6605;
an
(lit.), i.e.
door {gate) or entrance

(-ry),
6556. V"1S perets, peh'-rets; from 6555; a break (lit. or fig.):breach, breaking forth
(in),
way:door,
ing, place.
(in),
entrance
gate, open-
limps Pashehiiwr,
from
of four Isr.: Pashur.
C3125B
6582; liberation;
pash-khoor'; prob. Pashchur, the
forth, gap.
6608.
6557.
VIS
name
peh'-rets;
nnp pethach,
opening
pay'-thakh;
from
6605;
Perets,
Perets, the
name
the same as 6556; of two Isr.: Perez,
(flg.) i.e.
disclosure:
entrance.
; from a drawn
Pharez.
3558. ''S'lB Partsiy,
patron, from 6557; a Partsite (collect.) or desc. of

par-tsee';
paw-shat'; a prim, root; to spread out (i.e. deploy in hostile array); by anal, to strip (i.e. unclothe, plunder, flay, etc.): fall upon, flay, invade, make an invasion, pull off,
6584.
pashat,
6609. SltiriB
IT pathuach. See 6603. pHhtkhah, peth-ee-khaw'

6605;
something opened,
i.e.
put
Perets:Pharzites.
G559.
off, make a road, run upon, rush, spread selves (abroad), strip (off, self).
set,
spoil,
sword:drawn sword.
6610. "pnrffi
pithchown,
6605;
pith-khone';
act):
from
(-ing).
Q , i y1S p e ra,tsiym,
per-aw-tseem' ; plur. of
6585.
3>125B
pasa, paw-sah'; a prim,

stride (from
root;
legs),
to
i.e.
opening (the
6605
open
6556; breaks; Peratsim,
a mountain
ooz-
spreading the
a
6611. FPtinS
Pethachjah, the
Pthachyah,
from
and
3050;
peth-akh-yaw'
in Pal.:Perazim.
rush upon:go.
peh'-rets
Jah has opened;
6560.
NTS yiS Perets <Czza>,
6586. S125B pasha*,

of expansion]
i.e.
;
paw-shah';
prim,
root
zaw'; from 6556 and 5798; break of Vzza; Perets-Uzza, a place in Pal.: Perez-uzza.
[rather ident. with 6585 through the idea
6612.
name of four Isr. : Pethakiah, TIB pthiy, pethê'; or
to break
away
6561. break
pieces.
p^B paraq,
break
(off),
paw-rale';
a prim,
root;
to
trespass, apostatize,
(from Just authority), quarrel; offend, rebel, re6585;
TIB pethiy,
"SriB
peh'-thee; or
craunch; fig. to deliver: deliver, redeem, rend (in pieces), tear in

off or
volt,
transgress
3>i25E
(-ion, -or).
e tha'iy,
(i.e.
6587.
pesa', peh'-sah; from

step.
a stride:
(-icity,
silly
peth-aw-ee'; from 6601; seducible): foolish, simple
one).
6562.
6563.
p^S p eraq
;
(Chald.), per-ak';
corresp.
off.
to
6561 to discontinue: break
6588. yi25B peshat, peh'-shah; from 6586; a revolt (national, moral or religious):rebellion,
rapine; also sin, transgression, trespass. a. fork (in roads):crossway, robbery. 6589. pl25B pasaq, paw-sak'; a prim, root; dispart (the feet or lips), f.e. become 6564. p*IB paraq, paw-rawk'; from 6561; soup (as full of crumbed meat):broth. See licentious: open (wide).
6561
;
p^B pereq, peh'-rek;
from
(Chald.), peth-ah'ee; from a root corresp. to 6601 open, i.e. (as noun) width: breadth. to 6614. bVTIB p e thiygiyl, peth-eeg-eel'; of un.
;
6613. Tffi
pgthay
cert. der.
prob.
a figured mantle for

pefli-oft^rooffc';
(I.e.
holidays: stomacher.
also 4832.
6590. TIBS
paw-rar';
peshar
6622;
(Chald.), pesh-ar1 ; corresp. to
6615.
6565.
lm
TB parar,
a prim,
fig., i.e.
root;
to
to interpret:
make
niTJB p e thayuwth,
from
,.6612;
[interpreta-
silliness
seducibil.
break up (usually
to violate,
tions!, interpreting.
ity): simple.
98
6616.
Pawtheel

paw-theel';
^riS patbiyl,
from
6617;
6637. tlSSJt
Tsobebah,
tso-bay-baw' ; fern. act.

;
or
(flg.)
prosperity:
even,
(x that which
is alto-
twine:bound,
band, thread, wire.
bracelet, lace, line, rib-
part of the same as 6632 the canopier gether) just -ness). (with the art.); Tsobebah, an Israelitess: Zobebah.
6638. tins
tsaw-baw'; a prim, root; to amass, i.e. grow turgid; spec, to array against:fight, swell.
tsaw-beh';
(-ice), ([un-]) right (-eous) (cause, -ry,
6617.
paw-thai'; a prim, root; to to struggle or (fig.) be (morally) tortuous: (shew self) froward, shew self
twine,
i.e. (lit.)
?0f patbal,
tsabah,
6665.
tl^lS tsidqab
(Chald.),
tsid-kaw";
cor-
resp. to 6666; beneficence:rigbteous-
an army
unsavoury, wrestle. 6618. ^Flbr petbaltol, peth-al-tole'; from 6617; tortuous (i.e. crafty):crooked. 6619.
6639. S-nS .tsabeb,

71S22
from
6638;
tur-
SlplS ts e daqah,
gid: swell.
tsed-aw-kaw' ; from 6663; tightness (abstr.), subj. (rectitude),
Or Pithom,
of Eg. Pithom, a place in Eg. :Pithom.
pee-thome1 ;
der.;
6620. "]TB pet hen, peh'-then; from an unused root mean, to twist; an asp (from its
contortions): adder.
Tsobab. See 667S. obj. (justice), mor. (virtue) or flg. (prosperity): justice, moderately, right (-eous) (act, -ly, -ness). ts e frnw (Chald.), tseb-oo'; from 6634; prop, will; concr. an affair (as a matter 6667. iTplS Tsldqiy&h, tsid-kee-yaw' ; or of determination) : purpose.
6640.
"OS
6641.
peh'-thah;
?*GS tsahftwa',
of the
6621.
i.e.
3T petha',
from an unused
same
tsaw-boo'-ah; pass. part. as 664S; dyed (in stripes),
17"PplS Tsidqiyahiiw, hoo; from 6664 and
tsid-kee-yaw'3050;
i.e.
root mean, to open (the eyes); a wink, [comp. 6597] (used only [with or without prep.] adv. quickly or unexpectedly): at an instant suddenly, x very.
the hyena: speckled.
Jah; Tsidkijah, the

kijah.
name of six
right of Isr.:Zedekiah, Zid-
moment
6642.
tUS
"OS
tsabaf,
grasp,
i.e.
tsaw-bat';
a prim, root; to
I.
hand out: reach.
3S1S tsabab,
tsaw-hab';
6643.
6622. "IPS
pathar, paw-thar
open up,
i.e. (fig.)
1 ; a prim, root; to interpret (a dream):
ts ebiy, tseb-ee'; from 6638 in the sense of prominence; splendor (as conspicu-
glitter, i.e. be
a prim, root; to golden in color: X fine.
3bS
tsahob,
tsaw-obe';
from
6668; golden
ous); also
gazelle (as beautiful) -.beautiful (-ty),
in color: yellow.
Interpret (-ation, -er).
glorious (-ry), goodly, pleasant, roe (-buck).
6628. "p*nnE pi thrown, pith-rone'; or
6644.
KlS Tstbya',
an
Isr.
tsib-yaW; for 6645; Tsibja,

tsib-yaw'; for 6646;
Tsib-
: Zibia.
f"IPB plthrdn, pith-rone 1 ; from 6622; interpretation (of a dream):interpretation.
6645. !"P3S
6646. f"F3S
Tsibyah,
6670. 5!lS tsahal, tsaw-haV; a prim, root; to gleam, i.e. (flg.) be cheerful; by transf. to sound clear (of various animal or human expressions) : bellow, cry aloud (out), lift up, neigh, rejoice,
jah, an Israelitess: Zibiah. ts e biyah, tseb-ee-yaw' ; fem. of 6643;
6671. "ItlS
make to shine, shout. tsabar, tsaw-har'; a

glisten; used only as
oil.
prim, root; to
3323,
6624. ftilnB 6625. ''p'iriS
Path r 6 wo.
Pathros, a
path-roce'; of Eg. der.; part of Eg.: Pathros.
a/emaie
gazelle:
roe.
See
6636.
denom. from
6671;
Patbrnciy,
from
6624;
O^SS
6647.
(or b*$2t)
Tsebiyiym.
6380.
to press out oil:make
path-roo-see' ; patrial
6672.
Pathrusite, or inhab. of
tP3S Tsebayim. See
15S
tsohar,
(i.e.
tso'-har;
from
light
i.e.
Pathros:Pathrushn.
jyBns pathshegen.
6,
See 6572.
rins
path at h,
to open,
i.e.
paw-thath'; a prim, root;
break;part.
ts eba< (Chald.), tseb-ah'; a root corresp. to that of 6648; to dip:wet. 6648. 3>3S tseba', tseh'-bah; from an unused root mean, to dip (into coloring fluid); a dye:divers, colours. 6674.
*3S
window); dual double light, noon:midday, noon (-day, -tide), window. 6673. IS tsav, fsav; or
")S
tsav, tsawv; from
6680;
an injunction:
6649.
"pJOS Tsib'own, same as 6648;
tsib-one'; from the variegated; Tsibon, an

filthy.
commandment, precept. NiS tsdw', tso; or
NS
tso', tso;

if
SINS tsa'ah,
i.e.
tsaw-aw'; from 3318; issue, (human) excrement;that (which)
Idumeean:Zibeon.
6650.
issue; soiled (as
excrementitious):
D^SaS Tse b6<iym,

6641;
tseb-o-eem'; plur. of
cometh from
(out).
hyenas; Tseboim, a place in

tsaw-bar'; a prim, root; to
(together),
6675. JlNiS
tsow'ah,
tso-aw'; or
!lS tso'ah. See 6675.

"pNS ts"owu. See 6629.
Pal.:Zeboim.
6651.
(up), 6628. bitS tse'el, tseh'-el; from an unused root mean, to be slender; the lotus tree: 6652. shady tree. 6653. 6629. "|NS tso'n, isone; or
13S
tsabar,
aggregate: gather
lay up.
heap
a
filth
tso-aw 1 ; fem. of 6674; excrement; gen. dirt; flg. pollution:dung, (-iness). Marg. for 2716.
TINS tso'ah,
6676.
13S
tsibbnr,
pile: heap.
tsib-boor>;
from
*WS
tsawa'r
resp. to 6677:
(Cbald.),
6551;
neck.
:
tsav-var1 ;
cor-
n3S
6677.
1N1S tsawa'r,
IIS tsavvar
")11
tsebeth,
from an unused root appar. mean, to grip; a lock of

tseh'-beth;
tsav-vawr1 ; or
5),
(Neh. 8
tsav-vawr1 ; or
:
]iNS ts>6wn
(Psa. 144
13),
tseh-one';
stalks:handful.
tsad; contr. from an unused root to sidle oft; a side; flg. an adver(Chald.),
from an unused root mean, to migrate; 6654. IS tsad, a collect, name for a flock (of sheep or goats); also mean, flg. (of men): (small) cattle, flock (4- -s), lamb (+ -s), sary: (be-) side.
sheep
([-cote, -fold, -shearer, -herds]).
tsawaron
(Cant. 4 rone'; or (fem.)
9),
tsaiyoaw-
6630.
]2NS Taa'anan, tsah-an-awn

;
6655.
1
same as 6629 used denom. ure; Zaanan, a place in Pal.: Zaanan.
of:against, concerning. 6678. SOiS Tsowba', tso-bavy; or 6656. SIS ts*da' (Cbald.), tsed-aw'; from an un6631. RSMS tse'etsa', tseh-ets-aw- ; from 3318; H31S Tsowbah, tso-baw'; or 6658 the sense in used root corresp. to issue, i.e. produce, children:that of intentness; a (sinister) design.:true. 13S Tsobab, tso-baw'; from an unused which cometh forth (out), offspring. 6657. Tsedad, tsed-awd'; from the same as root mean, to station; a station; Zoba 6632. 3S tsab, tsawb; from an unused root mean. 6654; a siding; Tsedad, a place near or Zobah, a region of Syria:Zoba, Zobah. to establish; a palanquin or canopy (as a Pal. :Zedad. 6679. IIS tsuwd, tsood; a prim, root; to lie fixture); also a species of lizard (prob. as clinging 6658. !11S tsadah, tsaw-dau/; a prim, root; to alongside (i.e. in wait) by impl. to catch
from the sheep past-
IS tsad
tsad; corresp. to 6654; used adv. (with prep.) at or upon the side
(Mic. 2 3), tsav-vawraw'; intens. from 6696 in the sense of binding; the back of the neck (as that on which burdens are bound) :neck.
:
tTlNIS tsaw&'rab
US
fast):covered,
litter, tortoise.
6633.
fight,
N3S
chase;
1
by
impl. to desolate:destroy,
Watia'. tsaw-baw ; a prim, root; to hunt, mass (an army or servants):assemble,

ts e ba' (Ohald.), tseb-aW; corresp. to
6633 in the
flg.
lie
in wait.
an animal (flg. men); (denom. from. 6718) to victual (for a journey):chase, hunt, sore, take (provision).
6680.
tsaw-vaw'; a prim, root; (inenjoin: appoint, bid, (give a) charge, (give a, give in, send with)
tens.) to
perform, muster, wait upon, war.
711S tsedah. See 6720.
HIS tsavab,
6634.
SOS
6659. p'llS
Isr.: Zadok.
Tsaddwq,
tsaw-doke';
from
6663;
(for-)
constitute,
wishes; to please: will,
sense of would.
summoning
one's
just; Tsadok, the
name of eight or nine
command
order.
(-er,
-ment), send
a messenger, put,
(set) in
6635.
N3S
tsaba',
tsaw-baw',' or (fern.)
6660.
6683;
!T1S
SHNSS tse ba'ah,

espec. reg. organized for
ts e diyab, tsed-ee-yaW; from 6658; design [comp. 6656]:lying in wait.
6681.
HIS tsavacb,
tsaw-vakh'; a prim, root; to
tseb-aw-aw';
from
a mass of persons (or flg. things), war (an army); by impl. a
6661. fil'nS
in Pal.
Tslddiym,
tsid-deem'; plur. of 6654; sides; Tsiddim (with the art.), a place

tsad-deek':
screech (exultingly):shout.
HTT1S tsevacbab,
6681
;
tsev-aw-khaw' ;
from
campaign,
lit. or flg (spec, hardship, worship): appointed time, (+) army, (+) battle, company, host, service, soldiers, waiting upon, war (-fare).
: Ziddim.
a screech (of anguish):

tsoo-Jaw';
cry (-ing).
6662.
p^lS tsaddiyq,
'
from
6663;
HblS tsuwlali.
SIS tsuwm,
from an unused
Yjljjjo
6636.
ttTpS Tsebd'tym,
correctly)
tseb-o-eem': or
(more
6663.
just:just, lawful, righteous (man). Ts| domJy gee 6722.

.
root mean, to sink; an abyss (of the
sea):deep.
plS tsadaq,
fi^SS Ts
e biyiym, fseb-ee-jeenv'j or
tseft-ee-jreem';
tsaw-ddk 1 ; a prim, root; to be (causat. make) right (in a moral or

(be, turn to) righteous (-ness).
tseh'-dek;
legal)
6684.
fast.
.
tsoom; a prim, root; to cover over (the mouth), i.e. to fast: x at all,
tsnme; or
forensic sense) : cleanse, clear self, (be, do) just

of
(-ice, -Ify, -ify self),
B*2S Tsebiyim,
6643; gazelles;
plur.
D1S tsdwm,
Tsebotm or Tsebijim, a 6664. place In Pal.:Zeboiim, Zeboim.
plS
tsedeq,
(nat.,
from 6663; the right

;
&S tsom,
(-ine)-
tsome; from
a fast:fast
mor. or
also (abstr.) equity

"l^llt
Pawtheel
Tsalmonaw
99
i.e.
Tsftw'fir,
taoo-awr1 ; from small; Tsuar, an Isr. :Zuar.
6819;
6709. Tljnit
tsacb&nab,
unused
root
tsakh-an-aw' ; from an mean, to putrefy;
6734.
nî
tsiytsitb,
tsee-tseeth' ;
fem. of 6731;
floral or tumo-like projection,
6687.
6688.
EI11S
tsoof; a prim, root; to overflow:(make to over-) flow, swim.
tsikwpb,
stench: ill savour.

6710.
desert:
fore-lock of hair,
a tassel: fringe,
lock.
6860.
ftfjige (as
Tirana tsacbtsacbab,
khaw
1
tsakh-tsaw-
abMIS Tsiyq e lag. See

6735.
C111S
tsikwpb,
tsoof;
from
or
6687;
coroft
of
from
6705;
a dry place,
i.e.
honey (from dripping):honeycomb.

6689.
S]11S
drought.
by
tsaw-khak'; a prim, root; to laugh outright (in merriment or impl. to sport:laugh, mock, play, make
Tit
tsiyr, tseer; from 6696; a
Tsawplt,
tsoof;
6711. pniS
scorn) ;
tsacbaq,
^BilE
Jp2
Tsowpbay,
tso-fah'ee; or
sport.
pressed in turning); also a throe (as a phys. or mental pressure); also a herald or erranddoer (as constrained by the principal) :ambassador, hinge, messenger, pain, pang, sorrow. Comp. 6736.
Xsiypb, fsee/,' from 6688; Ao7te-comb,' JsMpft or Tsophai or Tsipft, the name of
6736.
Tit
tsiyr, tseer; the same as

(of
6735;
i.e.
a form
carved);
hence an (idolatrous) image:beauty, idol. 6737. T.1S tsayar, tsaw-yar'; a denom. from 6785 unused root mean, to expand, breadth; in the sense of ambassador; to make an 6713. "IpS tsaebar, tsakh'-ar; from an unused had been Tsophach, an Isr. : Zophah. errand, i.e. betake oneself :make as if root mean, to dazzle; sheen, i.e. whiteambassador. "IIS Tsdwpbay. See 6689. ness:white. 6738. blS tsel, fsaie; from 6751; shade, whether 6691. "nSISt Tsdwpbar, Uo-far'; from 6852; 6714. "init Tsocbar, tso'-khar; from the same lit. or fig.:defence, shade (-ow). as 6713; whiteness; Tsochar, the name departing; Tsophar, a friend of Job: 6739. ftblS ts ela> (Chald.), tsel-aw'; prob. corresp. of Hittite a and of an Isr. : Zohar. Comp. 3328. Zophar. to 6760 in the sense of bowing; pray: 6692. VIS tsftwts, tsools; a prim, root; to 6715. "init tsacbor, tsaw-khore'; from the same pray. as 6713; white:white. twinkle, i.e. gZonce; by anal, to blossom 6740. libit tsalab, tsaw-law'; a prim, root; to 66 80; a ship (as a fix6716. MS tsfrt < se e>' fr (fig. /fourisfc):bloom, blossom, flourish, shew self. roost; roast. ture) ship. prim, root; : fsoofc; a to comtsfrwq, 6693. MIS 6741. TlbS Tsillab, tsiUaW; fem. of 6738; TsiU 6717.
an Isr.
and of a place in Pal.:Zophai, Zuph.
6690. nSIJt
Tsfiwpbacb,
tso-fakh';
from an
Uekh-oke'; from 6711; 6712. JjrOt ts e cboq, laughter (in pleasure or derision): laugh (-ed to scorn).
beauty; as
if pressed
out,
NJPIS Tsiyba', tsee-baw"; from the same lah, an antediluvian woman: Zillah. as 6678; station; Tsiba, an Isr.:Ziba. 6742. blblS tsnnwl, tsel-ooV; from 6749 in the 6694. MIS tsikwq, tsook; a prim, root [rather 6718. "Pit tsayld, tsah'-yid; from a form of 6679 sense of rolling; a (round or flattened) ident. with 6693 through the idea of and mean, the same; the chase; also cake: cake. narrowness (of orifice)]; to pour out, i.e. (fig.) smelt, game (thus taken); (gen.) lunch (espec. for a journey): x oatcheth, food, X hunter, (that which he 6743. nba tsalacb, tsaw-lakh'; or utter:be molten, pour.
press,
i.e. (fig.)
oppress, distress: con-
strain, distress, lie sore, (op-) press (-or), straiten.
6695. "pilS
tsdwq,
strait,
tsoke; or (fern.)
took
in)
hunting, venison, victuals.
!"Ip11S tsftwq.ii.il, tsoo-kaw';

i.e.
from
6698;
(fig.)
distress:anguish,
6719. "PIS t say ad tsah'-yawd; from the same as 6718; a huntsman: hunter.
troublous.
"113S
6720.
UTS
FPI1S
tseydab,
tsay-daw'; or
1
nblS tsaleach, tsaw-lay'-akh; a prim, root; to push forward, in various senses (lit. or fig. trans, or in trans. :break out, come (mightily), go over, be good, be meet, be profitable, (cause to,
,
6696.
and
fig.,
tsoor; a prim, root; to cramp, confine (in many applications, lit. formative or hostile): adversary, assault,
tsiiwr,
i.e.
tsedab, tsay-daw
effect,
;
make to,
send) prosper
(-ity,
-ous, -ously).
of 6718; food:meat, provision, venison, vic-
fem.
6744.
nbS
tuals.
ts elacb (Chald.), tsel-akh'; corresp. to 6743; to advance (trans, or intrans.):
beset, besiege, bind (up), cast, distress, fashion, fortify, inclose, lay siege, put up in bags.
7.
6721. "fff%
Tsiyddwn,
promote, prosper.
tsee-donC; or
6745. i"inbl
tselacbah,
6743;
tsay-law-khauf;
from
flat-
"MS tsiiwr,
tsoor; or
"|TS Tsiyddn,
tsee-done 1 ;
from
6679 in the
something protracted or
IIS tsiir, tsoor; from 6696; prop, a cliff (or Sharp rock, as compressed); gen. a rock or boulder; fig. a refuge; also an edge (as precipitous): edge, X (mighty) God (one), rock, x sharp, stone, X strength, X strong. See also 1049.
sense of catching fish; fishery; Tsidon, tened out, i.e. a platter:pan. the name of a son of Canaan, and of a place in Pal. : 6746. Tfiblt tH6cbiytb, tsel-o-kheeth' ; from Sidon, Zidon. 6743 ; something prolonged or tall, i.e.
6722. ""ITS * or
"'i'WS")
Tsiyd6nty,
patrial f rom-6721 ;
tsee-do-nee 1 ; a vial or salt-ceZtov cruse. a Tsidonian or inhab. 6747. nnblt tsallacbatb,

6743;
tsal-lakh'-ath;
from
something advanced or deep, i.e. fig. bosom, dish. 6723. !"Plt tsiyab, tsee-yaW; from an unused Tsur, the name of a Midianite and of an root mean, to parch; aridity; concr. a 6748. "bit tsally, tsaw4.ee ; pass. part, of 6740; Isr.:Zur. desert:barren, drought, dry (land, place), solitary roasted: roast, rilS Tsowr. See 6865. place, wilderness. 6749. bblS tsalal, tsaw-lal'; a prim, root; prop. 6724. "jVlt tsiyown, tsee-yone'; from the same "IIS tmvvar. See 6677. to tumble down, i.e. settle by a waving as 6723; a desert: dry place. motion: sink. Comp. 6750, 6751. 1 6699. HT1S tsiiwrab, tsoo-raw ; tern, of 6697; a 6725. yPIS tsiyftwn, tsee-yoon'; from the same 6750. bblS tsalal, tsaw-lal'; a prim, root [rather rock (Job 28 10); also a form (as if as 6723 in the sense of conspicuousness ident. with 6749 through the idea of vibrapressed out) : form, rock. [comp. 6329] a monumental or guiding pillar: sign, tion]; to tinkle, i.e. rattle together (as the ears in yillS tsawardii. See 6677. title, waymark. reddening with shame, or the teeth in chattering with 6700. bNTT.lt Tsiiwriy'el, tsowee-aW; from 6726. y\*% Tdijrown tsee-yone 1 ; the same (reg.) fear): quiver, tingle. 6697 and 410; rock of God; Tsuriel, as 6725; Tsijon (as a permanent capital), 6751. bblS tsalal, tsaw-lal'; a prim, root [rather ident. with 6749 through the idea of a mountain of Jerus. :Zion. an Isr.:ZurieL tsoo-ree- 6727. NITS Tsiycba', tsee-khaw>; or hovering over (comp. 6754)] to shade, as twilight or 6701. ^ttpTlt TJsiiwriyshadday, shad-dah'ee; from 6697 and 7706; an opaque object: begin to be dark, shadowing. NflS Tsicba', tsee-khaw ; as if fem. of 6704; rock of (the) Almighty; Tsurishaddai, an Isr. :Zuri6752. bblS tselel, tsay'-lel; from 6751; shade: drought; Tsicha, the name of two Nethishaddai. shadow.
6698. 111S
Tsuwr,
of Tsidon:Sidonian, of Sidon, Zidonian.
tsoor; the
same as
6697; rock;
a bowl;
the bosom:
6702. nilS tsfiwtb,

blaze:
tsooth;
a prim,
root;
to
nim: Ziha.
burn.
6703. HIS tsacb, tsakh; from 6705; dazzling, i.e. sunny, bright, (fig.) evident: clear, dry,
plainly, white.
6728. "'JX tsiyiy, tsee-ee'; from the same as 6723; a desert-dweller, i.e. nomad or wild beast:wild beast of the desert, that dwell in (inhabiting) the wilderness.
6753. ''Jisbba:
Tseielpdwnty,
from
6752
tsei-ei-po-nee';
shade-facing; Tselelponi,
[includ. the art.].
and the act. part, of 6437; an Israelitess: Hazelelponi
Nttlt
T
"
Tsicba'. See 6727.
6704. rlFIi tsicbeb, tsee-kheh'; from an unused root mean, to glow; parched:dried up. 6705. riOlS
whiter.
tsacbach,
to glare, te.
tsaw-khakh'; a prim, root; be dazzling white:be

tsekh-ee'-akh;
6754. d51 tselem, tseh'-lem; from an unused 6729. piPIS tsiyndq, tsee-noke'; from an unused root mean, to shade; a phantom, i.e. root mean, to confine; the pillory: (flg.) illusion, resemblance; hence a representative stocks. figure, espec. an idol:image, vain shew. 6730. li^lt Tsiy'or, tsee-oref; from 6819; small; 6755. bblS tselem (Chald.), tseh'-lem; or
Tsior,
a place in
See
Pal.
:Zior.
E|T
Tsiypli
6689.
052t ts e lem (Chald.), tsel-em'; corresp. to 6754; an idolatrous figure: form, image.
6706. C^tllS tse cbfyacb,

6705; glaring,
6756. 'JinblS Tsalmowa, faol-mone'; from 6754; shady; Tsalmon, the name of a place VIS tsits, tseets; from 6692; prop, glistening, in Pal. and of an Isr.:Zalmon. i.e. a burnished plate; also a flower (as sun:higher place, top. e tsekh-ee-khaw ; bright colored); a wing (as gleaming in the air): 6757. niMbiS tsalmavetb, tsaUmaw'-veth; from 6707. 71HTI1S ts ebiycbab, blossom, Sower, plate, wing. 6738 and 4194; shade of death, te. the fern, of 6706; a parched region, i.e. 6732. 'pa Tsiyts, tseets; the same as 6731; grave (flg. calamity):shadow of death. the desert:dry land. bloom; Tsits, a place in Pal.:Ziz. 6758. iljfclblS Tsalmdnab, tsat-mo-nato'; fern. 6708. 'tTrtS tse cbiycbty, tsekh-ee-lehee'; from of 6757; shadiness; Tsalmonah, a. 6706; bare spot, Le. in the glaring 6733. tsiytsab, tee-tsato'; fem. of 6731; a place in the Desert: Zalmooah. Jlower;flower sun:higher place.
from
6731. -pit tsiyts,
tseets;
or
i.e.
exposed to the bright

1
n^S
100
Tsalmoonnaw

tsal-moon-naw'
6759. 3>372bJ
Tsalmuuna*,
6783. rirr7;2 ts e miytbiitb, isem-ee-thooth
or
son or conquer;
from 6738 and 4513; shade has been denied; Tsalmunna, a Midianite: Zalmunna.
6760. 3>blt tsala', tsaw-lah'; a prim, root: prob. to curve; used only as denom. from 6763,
to'limp (as
if
(reflex.) to lie down (for coition); captive exile, travelling, (cause to) wander (-er).
PITHS
ts e mitbutb, tsem-ee-thooth' ;
6789;
from
per-
excision,
i.e.
destruction; used
i.e.
TW^S tsa'owr.
See
6810.
only (adv.) with prep. pref. to extinction,

petually:
ever.
tsaw-maW; a prim, root; to
tseh'-mer;
6809. EpS'S tsa'iypb, tsaw-eef; from an unused root mean. to,wrap over; a uei2; vail.
one-sided):
halt.
6784.
pQ tiamaq,
l
6810.
, , 3-
tsa'iyr, tsaw-eer'; or
6761. ybi tsela", tseh'-lah; from 6760; a limping
dry up: dry.

6785. ~lM3t
"fiyiS"
tsa'owr,
little; (in
tsaw-ore';
(in
little
from
6819;
or/aH
(flg.):adversity, halt (-ing).
6762. ybja Tsela', tseh'-lah; the same as 6761; Tsela, a place in Pal. : Zelah. 6763. ybl tsela', tsay-law'; or
(fern.)
from an unused root prob. mean, to be shaggy; wool:
tsemer,
number) /ew>,'
(in
-I-
value) ignoble:least,
(-er, -est).
age) young, (one), small (one),
wool
(-len).
,l
young
6786.
6760;
TO2
Tsemariy,
tsem-aw-ree' ;
patrial
6811. 6812.
"YWS Tsa'iyr,
tsaio-eer'; the
same
as 6810;
nSbi
tsal'ah,
tsal-aw';
lit.
from
a rib
from an unused name of a place in Pal. a Tsemarite or branch of the Canaanites: Zemarite.
Tsair, a place in Idumsea:
Zair.
i.e.
ITTWS
tse <iyrab,
tseh-ee-raw' ;
(of the body) or flg. (of 6787. D?""172 Ts e marayim, tsem-aw-rah'-yim; a door, i.e. leaf); hence aside, lit. (of a person) or dual of 6785; double fleece; Tsemaraarch, a quarter); or the an object sky, i.e. flg. (of jim, a place in Pal. : Zemaraim. (espec. floor or ceiling) timber or plank (single or 6788. P"ff32I tsammereth, tsam-meh'-reth; collect., i.e. a flooring): beam, board, chamber, from the same as 6785; fieeciness, i.e. side (chamber). plank, rib, corner, leaf, foliage:highest branch, top.
(as curved),
6810; smaltness (Of age),
fem. of juvenil-
ity:-youth.
6813.
WS
15'it
tsa'an, tsaw-an'; a prim, root; to load up (beasts), i.e. to migrate: be taken
down.
6814.
Tso'an,
6764. ClbS
tsaw-lawf; from an unused root of unknown mean.; Tsalaph, an Isr. :Zalaph.
Tsalaph.
6789. HttS
off,
tsamatb,
tsaw-math'; a prim, root; to extirpate (lit. or fig.): consume, cut
tso'-an; of Eg. der.; Tsoan, a place in Eg.: Zoan.
6815. fiTMSlt
fi?35!l?
Tsa'ananniym,
neem'; or (dual)
tsah-an-an-
destroy, vanish.
6765. inabi:
from 6813; removals; Tsaananan unused root mean. nim or Tsaanajim, a place in Pal. :Zaannannim, ophchad, an Isr.: Zelophehad. to prick; a crag; Tsin, a part of the Zaanaim. 6766. tlSbs Tseltsacb, tsel-tsakh'; from 6738 Desert. Zin. 6816. SStSSt tsa'tsAa', tsaft-tsoo'-aft; from an and 6703; clear shade; Tseltsaeh, a 6791. "J3X tsen, tsane; from an unused root mean. unused root mean, to bestrew with place in Fal. : Zelzah. to be prickly; a thorn; hence a thorn- carvings: scidpture: image [work]. 6767. bsbl? ts elatsal, tsel-aw-tsal' ; from 6750 re- hedge:thorn. 6817. p?lt tsa'aq, tsaw-ak'; a prim, root; to dupl. a clatter, i.e. (abstr.) whirring 6792. SOSt tsOnc- tso-nay'; or shriek; (by impl.) to proclaim (an assem(of wings); (concr.) a cricket; also a harpoon (as ?'arfrom the same as 6764 and
259; Tsel-
TsHophcbad,
tsel-of-chawd';
PTOS
6790.
*j*
ts c niittaiUb
tseen; from
See
6783.
Tsa'anaylm,
plur.
tsah-an-ah'-yim;
Tsin,
tling),
a cymbal
(as ciangtng):
cymbal, locust, shad6793.
Hilt tsoneb,
sheep.
!"IJ3t
tso-neh'; for 6629;
a flock:-
bly):
X at
all, call
together, cry (out), gather (selves)
owing, spear.
(together).
1
6768. pbit Tseleq, tseh'-lek; from an unused root mean, to split; fissure; Tselek, an Isr.:
Zelek.
6769.
"mba Tslll e thay,

fern,
tsil-leth-ah'ee;
from the
the
tsin-naw ; tern, of 6791; a hook (as pointed) also a (large) shield (as if guarding by prickliness) also cold (as pierc ing): buckler, cold, hook, shield, target.
;
;
tsinnab,
6818. tllJSit tsa'aqab, tsah-ak-aw'; from a shriek: cry (-ing).
6817;
of 6738;
shady;
Tsillethai,
6794.
TBS tsliinuwr,
name
of
two
Isr.
: Zilthai.
See
6685.
tsin-noor 1 '{from an unused root perh. mean, to be hollow; a cul-
6819. H?Ji tsa'ar,' tsaw-ar'; a prim, root; to be small, i.e. (flg.) ignoble: be brought low, little one, be small.
l
0i
limn
vert:gutter, water-spout.
root;
suffer)
6820. 13S Xso'ar, tso'-ar; from 6819; little; Tsoar, a place E. of the Jordan:Zoar.
6770.
N^S
Stl2lf
tsame', tsaw-may'; a prim,

to Wiirst
(lit.
or flg.): (be
a-,
thirst (-y).
6771.
tsamS'. tsaw-may'; from

(lit.
6795. n53 tsanacli, tsaw^nakh'; a prim, root; to alight; (trans.) to cause to descend, i.e. drive down: fasten, light [from off]. 6796. "p3S tsaniyn, tsaw-neen'; or
"]3S
6821. *1B1 tsa.pb.ad, tsaw-fad'; a prim, root; adhere: cleave.
to
6822. 7"IEi
6770; thirsty
or flg.): (that) thirst (-eth, -y). 6772. ISHlt tsama', tsaw-maw'; from 6770; thirst
ait.
tsanin,
6791;
tsaw-neen'; from the
same as
& thorn: thorn.
a prim, root; to peer into the distance; by impl. to observe, await: behold, espy, look up (well), wait for, (keep the) watch (-man).
tsaw-faic';
tsapbab,
prop, to lean forward,
i.e.
6823. !1S2E
or fig.): thirst
(-y).
6797. EpJSE
of 6772;
j:
tsaniyph, tsaw-neef; or
vvpli
tsaw-nofe'; or (fem.)
tsapbab,
tsaw-faw';
a prim, root
.
[prob. rather ident. with 6822 through
6773. !"!NM2t tslm'ab, 6774. TlfcWa

-
tsim-aw'; tern,
thirst (flg. of libidinousnes
thirst.
i.e.
S]13it ISiiiio
sheet over (espec. with metal)
the idea of expansion in outlook transf to act] cover, overlay.

:
to
tslmm&>6wn,
from
6771;
tsim-maw-one';
des-
flB-OS
tsaniypbab,
6801
;
thirsty place,
ert, drought, dry ground, thirsty land.
wrapped around):
6798. 6799.
tsaw-nee-faw' ; from (i.e. piece of cloth diadem, hood, mitre.
6824.
mest.
!"!Dlt
tsapbab,
e
tsaw-faw'; from 6823; an
a head-dress
inundation (as covering):

6825. l5f
ifiji
X swim-
6775. "TOS
tsamad,
tsemed,
tsaw-mad'; a prim, root; to

flg.
02S tsanam, tsawîam' a

;
link, i.e. gird;
to serve, (mentally)
"|32S
prim, root; to blast or shrink: withered.

tsen-awn';
contrive:fasten, frame, join
(self).
Tsenan,
tsaniu
tseh'-med; a jroke or team (i.e. pair); hence an acre (i.e. day's task for a yoke of cattle to plough): acre, couple, X to-
6776. "IMSt
prob. for 6630; Tsenan, a place near Pal. : Zenan.
Ts pbow, tsef-o'; Xsephty, tsef-ee';

tsippuwy,
encasement
or
from
6822;
obser-
vant; Tsepho or Tsephi, an Idumeean: Zephi, Zepho. 6826.

ÎBij:
"|-S
See
6796.
tsip-poo'ee;
from
6823;
gether,
two
[asses],
6777. !T)33t
locks.
tsammab,
humiliate: humbly, lowly. tsam-maw ; from an un6801. t]3S tsanapb. tsaw-naf; a prim, root; to used root mean, to fasten on; a veil: ivrap, i.e. roM or dress: be attired,
1
yoke
(of oxen).
6800.
J?3!t tsiiiia'
tsaw-nah'; a prim,
root;
to
(with
metal)* covering,
overlaying.
6827. "pSlt
Ts epb6wn,
Tsephon, an
tsef-one'; prob. for 6837;
Isr.
: Zephon.
6778. j?*M
tsammuwq,
6784;
X
1
surely, violently turn.
tsam-mook ; from a cake of dried grapes: bunch
6828. "pB32
"(Bit
tsapbown,
tsaphon,
hidden,
i.e.
tsaw-fone'; or
(cluster) of raisins.
6802. i-IMJt tse nepbab, tsen-ay-faW ; from 6801; a fea/Z; X toss,
tsaw-fone'; from 6845; prop.
i.
6779. TTOX
tsaw-makh'; a prim, root; sprout (trans, or intrans., lit. or fig.): bear, bring forth, (cause to, make to) bud
to
(forth), (cause to,
to)
tsamacb,
make
rflltjS
tslntsenetb, tsin-tseh'-neth; from as a quarter (gloomy and unknown):north (-em, the same as 6791 a vase (prob. a vial
;
dark; used only of the north
ering at the top):

:.
pot.
tsan-taw-raw' ; prob.
6794;
side, -ward, wind).
to)
grow
(again, up), (cause
JTlFfllt
tsantarah.
6829. jlBJS
Tsaphdwn,
as 6828;
tsaw-fone';
the
same
spring (forth, up).
from the same as

6805. "Wit tsa'ad, tsaw-ad';
a tube:
pipe.
boreal;
Tsaphon, a place in
Pal.: Zaphon.
6780. tTO3 tsemacli. tseh'-makh; from 6779; a sprout (usually concr.), lit. or flg.: branch, bud, that which (where) grew (upon), spring
(-ing).
prim, root; to pace, i.e. step regularly; (upward) to mount; (along) to march; (down and caus.) to hurl:
a
6830. '?iBi ts e phowniy, tsef-o-nee'; 6828; northern: northern.

,
from
patron.
(collect.)
bring, go,
march
(through), run over.
6831. ""aiDa
Tseph6wiiiy,
from
6827;
tsef-o-nee';
6781.
"PES tsamiyd,
1)321
tsaw-meed'; or
tsamid,
tsaw-meed'; from 6778; a bracelet or arm-clasp; gen. a lid: brace-
let,
covering.
fil'Hit
6782.
flg.
tsammiym,
same as
6777;
tsam-meem'; from the a noose (as fastening);
destruction:robber.
6806. "Wit tsa'ad, tsnh'-ad; from 6804; a pace or descend, of Tsephon : Zephonites. regular step: pace, step. 6832. 51BS tsepbii-w-a'', tsef-oo'-ah; from the e fTWX 6807. ts <adab, tseh-aw-daw' ;tem. of 6806; same as 6848; excrement (as proa march; (concr.) an (ornamental) truded):dung. ankle-chain:going, ornament of the legs. 6833. "TlEiS tslpp&wr, tsip-pore'; or 6888. 7"Wlt tsa'ab, tsaiv-aw'; a prim, root; to tip over (for the purpose of spilling or "ElS tsippdr, tsip-pore'; from 6852; a little pouring out), i.e. (flg.) depppuiate; by impl. to impribird (as hopping): bird, fowl, sparrow.
a Tsephonite, or

TBX
6835.
Tsalmoonnaw
Kawbah
"
l
101
Tsippowr,
6833; Tsippor,
top-pore'; the same as a Moabite: Zippor.
6859. !"!nsit
Tstphath&b,
same as
6857; Tsephathah,
tsef-aW-thaw; the a place in
?'"lX
Tsor'ly,
tsor-ee';
or
nngX tsappachatb,
(as flat):cruse.
tsap-pakh'-ath;
Pal.:Zephathah.
TiyiX Tsor'atbiy,
;
tsor-aw-thee'; patrial
from an unused root mean, to expand;

a saucer
6836.
ys
tsits.
See
6782. tsik-lag';
from 6881 a Tsorite or Tsorathite, i.e. inhab. of Tsorah: Zorites, Zareathites, Zorathites.
or
:
FPBX
te e phiyab, tsef-ee-yaw'; from 6832; watchfulness:watching.
3?pX Tsiqlag,
kel-ag';
6883.
1, 20),
XT?5X tsiira'ath.
tsaw-rah'-ath;
from
6879;
leprosy: leprosy.
tsee-
ib^S Tsiyqoiag (1
Tsikelag,
Chron. 12
6837. "ji^BSt
ion.
Tslpbyown,
;
from 6822; woteA-tower Tsiphjon, an Isr. :Ziphtsif-yone';
6884. C]1X
cast, (re-)
of uncert. der.; place in Pal. :Ziklag.
Tsiklag or
tsarapb, tsawraf; a prim, root; to fuse (metal), i.e. refine (lit. or flg.): fine (-er), founder, goldsmith, melt, pure,
Comp,
6827.
6838.
nlTBX
6861. "jbpX tslqldn, tsik-lone'; from an unused tsappiychttb, tsap-pee-kheeth' root mean, to wind; a sack (as tied at same flat thin from the as 6835; a the mouth):husk.
tso-feem'; plur. of act.
purge away, try. 6885. "'Ens Ts6i*pbiy, fso-re/-ee'; from 6884; refiner; Tsorephi (with the art.), an
Isr. : goldsmith's.
cake: wafer.
6839.
D^BX Tsophiym,
part, of 6822;
6862.
IS
tsar, tsar; or
nB*lX Tsar c pbatb,
tsaw-ref-ath' ;
from
"IX tsar, fsotor; from 6887; narrow; (as a 6884; refinement; Tsarephath, a place place E. of the Jordan: Zophim. noun) a tight place (usually fig., i.e. in Pal. :Zarephath. 6840. "PBX tsapiityn, tsaw-feenf; from 6845; a trouble); also a pebble (as in 6864); (trans.) an oppo- 6887. *YlX tsarar, tsai-rar'; a prim, root; to treasure (as hidden):bid. nent (as crowding): adversary, afflicted (-tion), cramp, lit. or flg., trans, or intrans. (as 6841. *PBX tse pbiyr (Chald.;), tsef-eer'; corresp. anguish, close, distress, enemy, flint, foe, narrow, follows):adversary, (be in) afflict (-ion), besiege, tribulation, trouble. small, sorrow, strait, to 6842; a he-goat;he [goat]. bind (up), (be in, bring) distress, enemy, narrower,
6842. 6843.
watchers; Tsophim, a
"VMS tsaphiyr,
male goat
tsaw-feer';
(as
from 6852; a prancing): (he) goat.
6863. *1X TsSr, tsare; from 6887; place in Pal. : Zer.
rocfc;
Tser,
a oppress, pangs, shut up, be

6888.
in
strait (trouble), vex.
FH'lX Ts e rerab,
tser-ay^raw'; appar.
by
tse pbiyrab, tsef-ee-raw'; fern. 6864. *IX tsor, tsore; from 6696; a stone (as if formed like 6842; a crown (as encircpressed hard or to a point); (by impl. of ling the head) also a turn of affairs (i.e. mishap): use) a knife: flint, sharp stone. diadem, morning. IK Tsdr, tsore; or 6844. rTHSX tsapbiytb, tsaw-feeth'; from 6822; a sentry: watchfcower. Tilt T6wr. tsore; the same as 6864; a rocfc; 6845. ")BX tsapban, tsaw-fan'; a prim, root; to Tsor, a place in Pal. :Tyre, Tyrus.
WyfiS
;
erroneous transcription for 6868; lie-
rerah for Tseredah:Zererath.

6889. JTTO
Tseretb,
tseh'-reth; perh.
Isr.:
from
6871;
splendor; Tsereth, an
Zereth.
6890. 1tI1@5 rVlX
Tseretb basb-Sbacbar,
Aide (by cowering over); by impl. to fig. to deny; spec, (favorably) to protect, (unfavorably) to lurk:esteem, hide (-den one, self), lay up, lurk (be set) privily, (keep) secret
IX
tsfir.
See
6697.
hoard or reserue;
tseh'-reth hash-shakh'-ar; from the same as 6889 and 7837 with the art. interposed; splendor of the dawn; Tsereth-hash-Shachar, a place in Pal. : Zareth-shahar.
SIX
tsarab, tsawrab'; a prim, burn; burn.

Cot
1
root;
to
6891. "jrHX
Tsarnban,
for 6868; Tsarefftan,
tsawreth-awn'; perh. a place in PaL:
(-ly,
place).
6867. rClTX tsarebetb,
tsaw-refc'-betfc;
from Zarthan.
or
"JBX
tsapbon. See 6828.

tsef-an-yaw' ; or
6846.
FP3BX Ts e pbanyah,
conflagration 6866; disease):burning, inflammation.
fire
1!T3BX Xs e pbanyabw,
secreted;
6868. TT"1X
tsef-an-yaw1 hoo; from 6845 and 8050; Jah has Tsephanjah, the name of four Isr.:
X8e redab, tser-ay-daw ; or WlTlX Tser6dattaab, tser-ay-daw'-thaw;

appar. from an unused root mean,
6892. N)5 qS>, bay; or
Wp. vr'i
6893.
rant.
T*i$Ji
fcee ' 1*010
69B8 i ojit;vomit
6958; prob.
Zephaniah.
6847.
der.
;
TOPS PJBX Tsopboatb
Paneacb.
name:
to pierce; puncture; Tseredoh, Zereda, Zeredatbah.
a place
fern,
in Pal.:
of
qa'ath, kaw-ath'; from
the pelican (from vomiting):

6862;
cormovessel
tsof-nathf pah^nay'-akh; of Eg.
6869. !T1X
tsarab,
tightness
tsaw-raw';
(i.e.
Tsophnath-Panedch, Joseph's Eg. Zaphnath-paaneah.
flg.
trouble);
trans,
female rival: adversary, adversity,
affliction,
an-
6894. 3)7 qab, kab; from 6895; a hollow, used as a (dry) measure; cab.
6895.
i.e.
6848. 3>SX tsepba<, tseh'-fah; or
"WBX tsiph'omy,
(as Wirusfing
guish, distress, tribulation, trouble. e tser-oo-yaw'; 6870. STIIX
Ts ruwyab,
e rurwab,
fern.
Mp
qabab,
from an part. pass, from the same as unused root mean, to extrude; a viper wounded; Tserujah, an Israelitess:Zeruiah.
tsif-o-neef;
I.e.
6875;
(i.e.
scoop out, stab with words) :
kaw-bab'; a prim, root; to i.e. (flg.) to malign or execrate

all,
X at
curse.
out the tongue,
hissing):adder,
cockatrice.
6849.
HJBX
ts e pbiah,
tsef-ee-aw'; fern,
from
fem. tser-oo-aw'; 6871. FW1TX Ts pass. part, of 6879; leprous; Tserudh, an Israelitess:Zeruah.
the same as 6848; an outcast thing:
6872.
THX
TlX
ts'rowr.
from 6895; the paunch (as a cavity) or first stomach of ruminants : maw. 6897. f"Dp qobafa, ko'-baw; from 6895; the abdokay-baw';
6896. flip
qbab,
tser-ore';
or (shorter)
713J5
men (as a cavity):belly.
03>BX tslph'oniy. See

6850. ]BX
6848.
tsaphapb,
tsaw-faf; a prim, root; to coo or chirp (as a bird):chatter,

tsaf-tsaw-faw 1 ;
(as
(as
if
tse rfir, tser-ore'; from 6887; a parcel (as packed up) also a kernel or particle a package): bag, X bendeth, bundle, least
;
qubbah,
koob-baw
from
6895;
pavilion (as a domed cavity):
tent.
peep, whisper.
grain, small stone.
6851.
HSISBX tsaptatsaphab,
from
6687;
6873. tTlS tsaracb, tsaw-rakh'; a prim, root;

be clear (in tone,
i.e.
yiSlp qlbbawts, lab-boots'; from 6908; a throng: company. to 6900. "H12p. qebawrab, keb-oo-raw1 ; or
tTlSp q burab, keb-oo-raw'; fem. pass, whoop: cry, roar. part, of 6912; sepulture; (concr.) a Tsriy, fser-ee'; the same as 6876; 6874. 6852. "Bit tsapbar, tsaw-far'; a prim, root; to sepulchre: burial, burying place, grave, sepulchre. Tseri, an Isr. :Zeri. Comp. 3340. skip about, i.e. return;depart early. 6901. b3p qabal, kaw-bal'; a prim, root; to ts'riy, fser-ee'; or 6853. IBS ts e pbar (Chald.), tsef^tr"; corresp. to 6875. admit, i.e. take (lit. or fig.): choose, 6833; a bird. bird. (take) hold, receive, (under-) take. '''IX tsdriy, fsor-ee'; from an unused root 1SX tsippor. See 6833. mean, to cracfc [as by pressure], hence 6902. b?p qbal (Chald.), keb-al'; corresp. to 6901; to acquire:receive, take. to leak; distillation, i.e. balsam; balm. e pbarda<, ts tsef-ar-day'-ah; 6854. e from 6852 and a word elsewhere un- 6876. "'"JX Tsdriy, tso-ree'; patrial from 6865; a 6903. bap q b61 (Chald.), keb-ale'; or Tsorite or inhab. of Tsor (i.e. Syrian): swamp; a marsh-leaper, i.e. frog:frog. used mean, a bap. qdbel (Chald.), kob-ale'; corresp. to (man) of Tyre. 6905; (adv.) in front of; usually (with 6855. !"HSX Tsipporah, tsip-po-raw' ; fern, of e 6833; bird; Tsipporah, Moses' wife: 6877. tP'IX ts riyacb, tser-ee'-akh; from 6873 in other particles) on account of, so as, since, hence: the sense of clearness of vision; a Zfpporab. -f according to, + as, -f- because, before, + for this
over/lowed places): willow tree.
a willow
growing in
shrill),
i.e.
to
e
^X
^X
'
g^X
the denom. sense [from 6833] of scratching); prop, a claw, I.e. (human) nail; also the point of a style (or pen, tipped with adamant):nail,
(in
cause, + forasmuch as, 4- by this means, over tsdrek, tso'-rek; from an unused root against, by reason of, + that, + therefore, + though, mean, to need; need: need. + wherefore. 6879. S'lX tsara<, tsaw-rah'; a prim, root; to 6904. bap qobel, ko'-bel; from 6901 in the sense scourge, i.e. (intrans. and fig.) to be point. of confronting (as standing opposite in order to receive); a battering-ram: war. 6857. MBS Ts'phatb, tsef-ath'; from 6822; stricken with leprosy:leper, leprous. icateft-tower; Tsephath, a place in PaL : 6880. fT^lX tsir'ab, tsir-aw'; from 6879; a wasp 6905. bap qabal, kaw-bawl'; from 6901 in the
6856.
Y^SX tslppdren,
tstp-po'-ren;
from
6852
citadel ."high place, hold.
6878.
"Split
Zephath.
(as stinging):hornet.
6858. t"iBX tsepbetb, tseh'-feth; from an unused root mean, to encircle; a capital of a
column:chapiter.
tsor-aw'; appar. another form for 6880; Tsorah, a place in Pal:Zareah. Zorah. Zoreah.
6881.
W*1X Tsor'ab,
i.e.
(adv.)
sense of opposite [see 6904] ; the presence, in front of:before.

to
3>3p qaba', kaw-bah'; a prim, root; cover, i.e. (flg.) defraud:rob, spoil.
102
Koobbahath

t!721p,
6907. rC>3J5 qubba<atli, koobbah'-ath; from 6906; a goblet (as deep like a cover):
'
Qedemab,
kayd'-maw; from
6923;
precedence; Kedemah, a son of Ishma-
dregs.
el:Kedemah.
6950; assemblage (usually concr.) : assembly, com pany, congregation, multitude.
6951. btlp
qabal, kaw-hawl'; from
y5)5 qabats,
grasp,
kaw-bats';
a prim,
root;
to
6930.
]TOlp
qadmown,
eastern:east.
kad-mone'; from 6923;
6952. ffeilp
tion.
qeblllab,
i.e.
collect:assemble
(selves),
keh-hil-law' ; from 6950; an assemblage; assembly, congregako-heh'-leth; fem. of act
gather (bring) (together, selves together, up), heap, resort, X surely, take up.
6931. "WfiSTJJ
qadmowniy,
qadmoniy,
kad-mo-nee'; or
rfcflp
qobeletb,
part,
6909. VtUtop,
3.
Qabts e el,
kab-tseh-ale' ;
from
6908
place in
and 410; God has gathered; Kabtseel, Pal. : Kabzeel. Comp. 3343.
from kad-mo-nee'; 6930; (of time) anterior or (of place) oriental: ancient, they that went before, east, (thing
''iMlp
of) old.
from
6950;
(i.e.
lecturer); abstr. preaching (used as
a (female) assembler a "nom de

keh-hay-law'-thavr,
plume", KoheletK): preacher.
from 6950; convocation; Kehelathah, a place in the Desert:Kehelathah. ebatb, keh-hawth'; from an unused 6911. 0??p Qibtsaytm, kib-tsah'-yim; dual 6955. ntlp from 6908; a double heap; Kibtsajim, 6933. ^llp qadmay (Chald.), kad-mah'ee; from root mean, to ally oneself; allied; a root corresp. to 6923; first: first. a place in Pal. :Kibzaim. Kehath, an Isr. : Kohath. 6912. 13p qabar, kaw-bar'; a prim, root; to 6934. bSTOlp Qadmiy'el, kad-mee-ale' ; from 6956. TITlp Qftbatbiy, ko-haw-thee' ; patron. 6924 and 410; presence of God; Kadfrom 6955; a Kohathite (collect.) or inter: X in any wise, bury (-ier). miel, the name of three Isr. : Kadmiel. desc. of Kehath:Kohathites. 6913. "OP, qeber, keh'-ber; or (fem.) ^?531p qadmoniy. See 6931. 6957. Ip. qav, kav; or iT12(? qlbrab, kib-raw'; from 6912; a qav, kawv; from 6960 [comp. 6961]; a
e butsab, keb-oo-tsaw' ; fem. pass. 6910. fISilj? part, of 6908; a hoard: X gather.
6954 tirbflp
ked-ay-mothe' ; from 6923; beginnings; Kedemoth, a place in eastern Pal.: Kedemoth.
6932.
nialp Cfdemdwtb,
Qebelatbab,
sepulchre: burying
sepulchre.
place,
grave,
6935.
"^Mlp Qadmoniy,
(collect.),
kad-mo-nee'; the as 6931; ancient, i.e. aboriginal;

the
same Kad-
1p
iTl3]5
e burab.
See 6900.
monite
name
of a tribe in Pal.:Kad-
fig.
rule; also a rim,
cord (as connecting), espec. for measuring; a musical string or accord:

6978.
monites.
line.
Comp.
6914 iTJN.nn nVtap Qibrowth bat-Ta'a- 6936. Iplp qodqod, kod-kode'; from 6915; the 6958. Nip qow, ko; or crown of the head (as the part most vah, kib-roth' liat-tah-avFFp qayab (Jer. 25 27), kaw-yaw'; a prim, aw ; from the fem. plur. of 6913 and 8378 with the bowed):crown (of the head), pate, scalp, top of the root; to vomit: spue (out), vomit (out,
:
art.
Taavh, a place
6915.
interposed; graves of the longing; Kibroth-hatin the Desert: Kibroth-hattaavah.
bead.
up,
up
again).
6937.
lip qadar,
(in
kaie-dar 1 ;
kaw-dad'; a prim, root; to i.e. contract or bend the body (or neck) in deference: bow (down) (the) head,
shrivel up,
stoop.
Tip qadad,
mourn
(-ish),
to ashy, i.e. sackclotb or sordid garments):be black be (make) dark (-en), x heavily, (cause to)
a prim, root; to darft-colored; by impl.
be
6959. 2>3ip q6\rba, ko'-bafc or ko-bah'; a form

collat. to 3553;
6960. 7"!1p
collect;
qavab, kaw-vaw
wait
a helmet:helmet. 1 a prim, root; ;
to
mourn.
bind together (perh. by twisting), i.e. (fig.) to eaêct;gather (together), look, pa.
(for, on,
6916. Slip
qiddab, kid-daw
from
rolls)
6915; cassia
bark (as in shrivelled

6917.
6933;
: cassia.
pass. part, of
011p qa.dii.wm, kaw-doom';
a pristine hero:ancient.
kaw-doshef; or
6948;
kay-dawr'; from 6937; dusky (of the skin or the tent) Kedar, a son of Ishmael; also (collect.) bedawin (as his descendants or representatives): Kedar. 6938.
;
lip Qedar,
tiently, tarry,
upon).
6961.
tl.1p
kaw-veh'; from 6960; a (measuring) cord (as if for binding):line.
qaveb,
flip
qowacb.
qawf,
off, i.e.
See
6495.
6918. Ittilp
qadowsh,
6939. "pllp
sa-
Qldrown,
kid-rone';
from
6937;
U5"p qadosh, kaw-doshe'; from
dusky place; Kidron, a brook near Jerus.:Kidron.

6940.
6962. tilp 6963. bip
koot; a prim, root; prop, to cut (fig.) detest:be grieved, lotheself.

kole; or
cred (ceremonially or morally); (as noun) Bod (by eminence), an angel, a saint, a sanctuary; holy (One), saint.
nillp qadruwth,
kadJrooth';
from
6937;
qdwl,
duskiness; blackness.
6941. JT'S'lip
yp qol,
kole;
6919. tTlp
qadacb,
inflame:
kaw-dakh'; a prim, root - to
burn, kindle.
6920. fillip
qaddacbatb,
6919;
kad-dakh'-ath; from inflammation, i.e. febrile dis-
|- aloud, a voice or sound; adv. from 6937; blackish ones (i.e. in bleating, crackling, cry (+ out), fame, lightness, lowsackcloth); used adv. in mourning weeds:mourning, noise, -\- hold peace, [pro-] claim, proclamation, spark, thunder (-ing), voice, fully. sing, sound, yell.
qedoranniytb,
fced-o-ran-neetft';
call aloud;
6942. 12JTp
ease:burning ague, fever.

6921.
D"Hp qadiym, kaw-deem'; or
Dip qadim,
kaw-deem'; from 6933; the fore or front part; hence (by orientation)
kaw-dash'; a prim, root; to be (causat. make, pronounce or observe as) clean (ceremonially or morally): appoint, bid, consecrate, dedicate, defile, hallow, (be, keep) holy (-er, place), keep, prepare, proclaim, purify, sanctify
(-ied one, self),
qadasb,
6964.
the
tlîp
the East (often adv. eastward, for brevity the east wind):east, (-ward, wind).
6943. IBlp,
x wholly. Qedesb, keh'-desh; from 6942; a sanc-
6922.
lU^p qaddiysb
tum; Kedesh, the name of four places in

Pal.: Kedesh.
(Chald.), kad-deesh'; cor-
resp. to 6918. holy (One), saint.
6923. D*7p
qadam,
kaw-dam'; a prim, root; to

self), i.e.
project (one
(go, [flee]) before,
precede; hence to
anticipate, hasten, meet (usually for help):come
qddesb, ko'-desh; from 6942; a sacred place or thing; rarely abstr. sanctity: consecrated (thing), dedicated (thing), hallowed
6944. IBlp
(thing),
prim, root; to rise (in various applications, lit., fig., intens. and caus.): abide, accomplish, x be clearer, confirm, continue, decree, X be dim, endure, x enemy, enjoin, get up, make good, help, hold, (help to) lift up (again), make, X but newly, ordain, perform, pitch, raise (up), rear (up), remain, (a) rise (up) (again, against), rouse up, set (up), (e-) etablish, (make to) stand (up), stir up, strengthen, succeed, (as-, make)
name Dip qftwm, koom; a
ko-law-yaw'; from 6963 and 3050; voice of Jah; Kolajah, of two Isr. : Kolaiah.
Qowlayab,
+ disappoint, meet, prevent.

keh'-dem; or
holiness,
(x most) holy (X day, portion,
sure
(,-ly),
(be)
up
(-hold, -rising).
thing), saint, sanctuary.
6966. Dip
qftwm
(Chald.),
koom; corresp.
to
6924. Dip,
qedem,
6945. 1251p
6923;
jTIWYp,
qedmab,
kayd'-maw; from
the front, of place (absol. the fore part, rel. the East) or time(anfiguit|/); often used adv. (before, anciently, eastward):aforetime, ancient (time), before, east (end, part, side, -ward), eternal, X ever (-lasting), forward, old, past. Comp. 6926.
kaw-dashe'; from 6942; a (quasi) sacred person, i.e. (teehn.) a (male) devotee (by prostitution) to licentious idolatry: sodomite, unclean.
qadesb,
6965:appoint, establish, make, raise up

self, (a-) rise (up),
(make
to) stand, set (up).
6967. tlBlp
tall.
qowmah,
height:
ko-maw';
from
6965;
along, height, high, stature,
6946. 125Tp
Qadesb,
6945;
kaw-dashe'; the same as sanctuary; Kadesh, a place in the
6968.
T'TOMip
q6wm e miyuwtb,
yooth';
ko-mem-eei.e.
Desert:Kadesh.
tfilp
Comp.
6947.
from
6965;
elevation,
6925. 01)5,
qddam
(Chald.),
kod-awm'; or
:
qadogb. See
6918.
(adv.) erectly (fig.): upright.
ked-awm'; corresp. to 6924; before: before, X from, I (thought), x me, 4- of, x it pleased, presence.
(Dan. 7
13),
Dip qe dam (Chald.) Dip qadim.
6947. W'-fi Uilp
Qadesb
Barneac,
kaw-
See
6921.
6926. iTTOlp
adv.
kid-maw'; fem. of 6924; the forward part (or rel.) East (often in the Desert: Kadesh-barnea.
qldm&b,
dashe' bar-nay'-ah; from the same as 6946 and an otherwise unused word (appar. 6970. 2'lp Qdwa*, ko'-ah; prob. from 6972 in the compounded of a correspondent to 1251 and a deriv. orig. sense of cutting off; curtailment; of 5128) mean, desert of a fugitive; Kadesh of (the) Koa, a region of Bab.: Koa. Wilderness of Wandering; Kadesh-Barnea, a place
koon; a prim, root; to strike a musical note, i.e. chant or leait (at a funeral):lament, mourning woman. 6969. "Jlp
qnwn,
6971. tpp
E]p
qowpb,
kofe; or prob.
on the east or in front):
east (-ward).
6927.
HMlp qadmab,
priority
(in
6948. tlUilp
6923;
kad-maW;
from
time); also used adv. (be(old) estate.
ked-ay-shaw'; fem. of q 6945; a female devotee (i.e. prostitute'):harlot, whore.
e deebah,
qdpb,
kofe;
of
for.
Oft;
monkey:ape.
fore):afore, antiquity, former
6949. flilp
1
6928.
n531p qadmab.
resp.
(Chald.),
kad-maw
cor-
6972. Y'ip q wis koots; a prim, root; to clip kaw-hauf; a prim, root; to off; used only as denom. from 7019; to be dull; be set on edge, be blunt. spend the harvest season:summer.
qabab,
to
6927;
former time: afore

6924.
[-time], ago.
6950. ?!lp
TOT!?,
qedmab.
See
qabal, kaw-hal'; a prim, root; to 6973. convoke:assemble (selves) (together),
yip qikwts,
koots; a prim, root [rather

dis-
ideut. with 6972 through the idea of sever-
gather (selves) (together).
ing oneself from (comp. 6962)] ; to be (caus. make)

justed or anxious:abhor, be distressed, be grieved, loathe, vex, be weary.
Koobbahath Kallaw
103
Qiyr Cberes, keer kheh'-res; or 6999. "lUp qatar, kaw-tar'; a prim, root [rather 7025. to"l)"l (fern, of the latter word) ident. with 7000 through the idea of rtoiri Qiyr Cbareseth, keer khar6974 V*!p qiiwts, hoots; a prim, root [rather fumigation in a close place and perh. thus driving out eh'-seth; from 7023 and 2789; ident. with 6972 through the idea of the occupants] ; to smofce, i.e. turn into fragrance by Are (espec. as an act of worship) : burn (incense, fortress of earthenware; Kir-Cheres or Kir-Charesabruptness in starting up from sleep (comp. 3364)] sacrifice) (upon), (altar for) incense, kindle, offer eth, a place in Moab: Kir-baraseth, Kir-haresetb, to awake (lit. or fig.): arise, (be) (a-) wake, watch.
Tp
Tp
6975.
yip qowts,
fcotse;
or
(incense,
a sacrifice).
Kir-baresh, Kir-heres.
Vb
6976.
from 6972 (in the sense of pricking); a thorn: thorn.
qots
kotse;
7000. *lUp qatar, kaw-tar 1 ; a prim, root; to inclose:join.
7026.
DTp, Qeyroc,
kay^roce'; or
Dip
yip Qowts,
the
art.'].
kotse; the
same as
7001.
6975; Kots,
name
of
two
Isr.: Koz,
Hakkoz
tern.
(flg.)
(Chald.), ket-ar'; from a root corresp. to 7000; a knot (as tied up), i.e. a riddle; also a vertebra (as if a knot) :doubt,
1Up qetar
Qferoc, kay-roce'; from the same as 7166; ankled; Keros, one of the Nethi-
nim:Keros.
7027. 125"p
[includ. the
joint.
6977. FlKIp
*
e vutstsah,
kev-oots-tsaw 1 ;
7003.
1Up qier,
Qiysh, keesh; from 6983; a Soto; the name of five Isr. :Kish.
Kish,
kit-tare';
from
6999;
per-
pass. part, of 6972 in its orig. sense;
a
7003.
fume: incense.
7028. yiB^P
kit-rone';
Qiyshown,
kee-shone';
from
6983;
forelock (as sftorn): lock.
"plUp Qitrown,
from
6999;
winding; Kishon, a river of Pal.:

Kishon, Kison.
"
6978. 1p"lp
qav-qav,
sense of
kav-kav';
from
6957 (in the
fumigative; Kitron, a place

Kitron.
in Pal.:
a fastening');
stalwart:
7029.
ket-o'-reth;
UJ , p
Qiyshiy,
Kishi,
X meted out.
6979.
7004.
koor; a prim, root; to trench;
rHUp qet6retb,
from
6999;
a
7030.
fcee-sTiee',- from an Isr.: Kishi.
6983;
bowed;
lip quwr,
fumigation: (sweet)
fume.
incense,
per-
CHrPp" qiytharoc
(Chald.),
by impl. to throw forth; also (denom. 7005. nUp Qattatli. kat-tawth'; from 6996; little- harp. from 7023) to wall up, whether lit. (to build a wall) ness, Kattath, a place in Pal.: Kattath. or fig. (to estop) : break down, cast out, destroy, dig. 7031. 7006. tl^p qayah, kaw-yaw ; a prim, root; to from (only plur.) koor; 6979; quwr, 6980. Tip vomit: spue. trenches, i.e. a web (as if so formed): 7032.
1
roce'; of Gr. origin (i'iapis);
kee-thawa lyre:
bp
bp
bp
web.
7007.
H*E qayij
qal, kal; contr. from 7043; light; (by impl.) rapid (also adv.): light, swift (-ly). qal (Chald.), kawl; corresp. to 6963:
sound, voice.
(Chald.),
kah'-yit;
corresp. to
6981. N'nip
Q6wr',
(1
7019; harvest:
summer.
kee-tore1 ; or
ko-ray'; or
:
7008.
fco~ra';
TiU^p qiyjowr,
qol.
See
6963.
HCip Q6re>
Chron. 26
1),
act.
part, of 7121; crier; Kore, the
name
of
two Isr.: Kore.

JTTlp qdwra.li, ko-raw'; or
kaw-law'; a prim, root [rather kee-tore'; from 6999; a fume, ident. with 7034 through the idea of cloud: smoke, vapour. shrinkage by heat] to toast, i.e. scorch partially or 7009. D^p qiym, keem; from 6965; an opponent slowly:dried, loathsome, parch, roast.
lU^p qiytor,
i.e.
7033. ilbp
qalab,
;
(as
6979;
rising against one),
i.e.
(collect.)
flip qorah, ko-raw'; from

(forming trenches as
a roof: beam, roof.
it
a rafter were) by impl.

;
enemies
substance.
qeyam (Chald.),
an edict
Iceh-yawm'; from 6966;
in law):
(as arising
7034. Slbp
fig.
7010. DJp
decree,
1 a prim, root; to be ; light (as implied in rapid motion), but only {be [caus. hold] in contempt): base, con-
qalab, kaw-law
temn, despise, lightly esteem, set

7035.
light,
seem
vile.
6983.
trap:
ttjlp
a prim, root; to bend; statute. used only as denom. for 3369, to set a 7011. S"p
qowsb,
snare.
koshe;
Sbp qalahli,
qayaiu
6966;
lay a
(Chald.), kah-yawm'; from permanent (as rising firmly): sted- 7036.
kaw-lah'; for6950; toassemble:gather together.
6984. 1!T12J1p
3050;
qnwshayahuw, koo-shaw-yaw'-
fast, sure.
hoo; from the pass. part, of 6983 and 7012. STS^p qiymab, kee-maw'; from 6965; an urising: rising up. entrapped of Jah; Kushajah, an Isr.:Kush7037. llS'Wp Qiymowsb See 7057. aiah. 6990 in the kat; from sense of abUp 6985. qat, 7013. qayln, kah'-yin; from 6969 in the orig. 7038. breviation; a little, i.e. (adv.) merely: striking
kaw-lone'; from 7034; disgrace; (by impl.) the pudenda; confusion, dishonour, ignominy, reproach, shame.
ybp qalown,
nnbp qallacbatb, Ubp

maim:lacking
kal-lakh'-ath;
appar.
yp
yp
but a form for 6747; a kettle: caldron. qalat, kaw-lat'; a prim, root; to
in his parts.
sense
of
fixity;
a lance
(as
very.
fast):spear.
7039. TJp qaliy, kaw-lee'; or

kah'-yin; the
6986.
5Up
qeteb, keh'-teb; from an unused root 7014. mean, to cut off; ruin:destroying,
Qayln,
same as
;
7013 (with
a play upon the affinity to 7069) Kajin, the
destruction.
IS^bp qaliy', kaw-lee ; from 7033; roasted ears of grain:parched corn.

1
name
ko'-teb;
6987.
SUp qofeb, q
from the same as
6986;
extermination:
destruction.
from
6999;
of the first child, also of a place in Pal., an Oriental tribe: Cain, Kenite (-s).
and
of
7040. "'bp Qallay, kal-lah'ee; from 7043; frivolous; Kallai,
6988. JTliUp 6989. fTTIUp
e towrab, ket-o-raw 1 ;
perfume;incense.
kee-naw'; from 6969; a dirge (as accompanied by beating the breasts or on instruments): lamentation.
7015.
Fl^p qiynab,
an
7041. iTpbp
laiah.
Qelayab,
Isr. :Kallaikay-law-yaw '; from

1
7034;
insignificance; Kelajah,
an Isr.:Kefrom
7038;
Qe tnwrab,
ket-oo-raw1 ;
tern.
7016.
FW'p Qiynab,
fcee-n.au;','
the
same as 7015;
perfumed; Ketu7017. "^p,

root; to clip
off.
Kinah, a place in Pal. : Kinah.
7042.
Isr.
NU^bp
Qeliyta,
maiming;
kel-ee-taW';
Kelita, the
rah, a wife of Abraham: Keturah. 6990. UUp qataf, kaw-tat'; a prim,

off, i.e. (fig.)
name
of three
Qeyniy,
kay-nee'; or
(1
:
:Kelita.
Chron. 2 55), kee-nee'; pat- 7043. b^p qalal, kaw-lal'; a prim, root; to be (caus. make) light, lit. (swift, small, ron, from 7014; a Kenite or member of 6991. bUp qaâl, kaw-tal'; a prim, root; prop, to sharp, etc.) or flg. (easy, trifling, vile, etc.):abate, the tribe of Kajin:Kenite. cut off, i.e. (flg.) put to death:Mil, slay. 7018. ]5"p. Qeynan, kay-nawn'; from the same make bright, bring into contempt, (ac-) curse, despise, 2. bUp qe tal (Chald.), ket-al'; corresp. to 6991; as 7064; fixed; Kenan, an antediluvian: (be) ease (y, -ier), (be a, make, make somewhat, to kill: slay. move, seem a, set) light (-en, -er, -ly, -ly afflict, -ly Cainan, Kenan. 3. bUp qefel, keh'-tel; from 6991; a violent 7019. y?p qayits, kah'-yits; from 6972; harvest esteem, thing), X slight [-ly], be swift (-er), (be, be death: slaughter. more, make, reO vile, whet. (as the crop), whether the product (grain 6994. "|Up qa|oii, kaw-tone'; a prim, root [rather 7044. bbp qalal, kaw-lawl ; from 7043; brightened or fruit) or the (dry) season: summer (fruit, house). denom. from 6996]; to diminish, i.e. be (as if sharpened) :burnished, polished. 7020. yîp qiytsown, kee-tsone'; from 6972; (caus. make) diminutive or (fig.) of no account: be 7045. Flbbp qlalab, kel-aw-law'; from 7043; terminal:out- (utter-) most. a (make) small (thing), be not worthy. vilification:(ac-) curse (-d, -tag). 7021. y^p^p qiyqayown, kee-kaw-yone' ; perh. 6995. ]Up qftfen, ko'-ten; from 6994; a pettiness, from 7006; the gourd (as nauseous): 7046. Obp qalac, kaw-las'; a prim, root; to disi.e. the little finger:little finger. parage, i.e. ridicule: mock, scoff, scorn. gourd. 6996. 'JUp qaluil, kaw-tawn'; or 7022. ybp^p qiyqaldwn, kee-kaw-lone' ; from 7047. top qelec, keh'-les; from 7046; a laughingstock:derision. 7036; intense disgrace; shameful l'Up qaton, kaw-tone'; from 6962; abbreviated, i.e. diminutive, lit. (in quantity, spewing. kal-law-saw' ; 7048. !"tDil^ qallacab, intens. from 7046; ridicule: mocking. Size or number) or flg. (in age or importance) : least, 7023. T*jJ qiyr, fceer; op
destroy.
-
be cut
"^P Qiyniy
less (-ser),
little
(one), small (-est, one, quantity,

"I)?
thing),
young
(-er, -est).
qir
(Isa.
22
5),
keer; or (feu.)
"Tfl? qirrah, kee-raw'; from 6979; a wall (as built in a trench): h mason, side, 7050. 3>bp qela<, keh'-lah; from 7049; a sling; also clud. the art.']. town, x very, wall. a (door) screen (as if slung across), or the Qiyr, keer; the same as 7023; fortress; uaZue"(of the door) itself :hanging, leaf, sling. 6998. ]Up qatapb, kaw-taf; a prim, root; to 7024. strip off:crop oft, cut down (up), Kir, a place in Ass.; also one in Moab: 7051. 5*bp qallae, kal-law'; intens. from 7049; a
6997.
"Up Qafan, kaw-tawn';
the same as 6996; small; Katan, an Isr.: Hakkatan [in-
kaw-lah'; a prim, root; to sling; also to carve (as if a circular motion, or into light forms) :carve, sling (out).
7049.
SOp qala,
Tp
pluck.
Kir.
Comp.
7025.
slinger: slinger.
104
7062. b]5b|>
Kelokale
Kawshar

from
7048;
eloqel, fcet-o-*a2e';
in-
7078.
substantial:light.
qenets, y5p v
keh'-nets;
WSp
W'Sp
qtgly<ah, keU-ee-aW; from
7106;
root prob, mean, to wrench; perver-
cassia (as peeled; plur. the bark):
7053. \ilBVp
I.e.
sion: end. from an unused root mean, to prick; a prong, 7079. Hip
qlll^shown,
kil-lesh-one';
Qeriatb, ken-awth'; from 7069; possession; Kenath, a place E. of the Jor-
7103.
hay-fork: fork.
dan:
e <J tsiya,h, kets-ee-avcf ; the same as 7102; Ketsiah, a daughter of Job:
7064. !"TOp
4&mah, kaw-rnaw'; fern, of act. part, of 6965; something that rises, i.e. a stalk of grain: (standing) corn, grown up, stalk.
Kenath.
DOp qacam,
kaw-sam'; a prim, root; prop. to distribute, i.e. determine by lot or
7080.
from 7112; 7104. 'pllp fteteiyta, kets-eets1 ; abrupt; Keziz, a valley in Pal. :Keziz.
7105. Tit]? qatsiyr, kaw-tseer'; from 7114; sew. ered, i.e. harvest (as reaped), the crop, the time, the reaper, or fig. ; also a limb (of a tree, or simply foliage): bough, branch, harvest (man). 7106. yjij? qatsa<, kaw-tsah'; a prim, root; to
strip off,
i.e. (partially) scrape; by impl an angle):cause to scrape, corner.
magical scroll; by impl. to divine: divine (-r, -ation), 7055. bNIMj? <l e muw>el, kem-oo-ale'; from 6966 and 410; raised of God; Kemuel, the prudent, soothsayer, use [divination]. name of a relative of Abraham, and of two 1st.: 7081. DDp qecem, keh'-sem; from 7080; a lot; Kemuel. also divination (includ. its fee), oracle: (reward of) divination, divine sentence, witchcraft. 7056. kaw-mone';
"JTOJ5
Qamown,
elevation;
from 6965; an
Kamon, a place
kim-moshe
1
E. of the
7082.
DDp qacac,
kaw-sas'; a prim, root; to lop

keh'-seth;
to segregate (as
Jordan: Camon.
7057.
off : cut off.
TOp qiiumowsU
IBTO^j?
7083.
;
or
HDP qeceth,
7107. E]3tp
prop, a cup,
qatsapb, kaw-tsaf; a prim,

crack
off, i.e. (flg.)
root; to
(be) anger (-ry), displease, fret self, (provoke to) kee-moshe'; from an ink-stand: inkhorn. wrath (come), be wroth. unused root mean, to sting; a prickly 7084. nb^yp Qetiylah, keh-ee-law'; pern, from 7108. E]itp qHsapb (Chald.), kets-af; corresp. to plant:nettle. Comp. 7063. 7049 in the sense of inclosing; citadel; 7107; to become enraged;be furious. 7058. ttnp qemacb, fceJi'-mafcft; from an unused KeKlah, a place in Pal.:Keilah. 7109. C]Jtp qnsaph (Chald.), kets-af; from 7108; root prob. mean, to grind; flour: flour, 7085. 3*pyp qa*aqa<, kah-ak-ah'; from the same rage: wrath. meal. |-mark. as 6970; an incision or gash: 7110. E]lp qetsepb, keh'-tsef; from 7107; a splin7059. t3M)5 qamal kaw-maV; a prim, root; to 7086. irrn^p qe arab, keh-aw-raw'; prob. from ter (as chipped off); flg. rage or strife: pluck, i.e. destroy: cut down, fill with 7167; a bowl (as cut out hollow): foam, indignation, X sore, wrath.
8563 (or as 7185);
from the same as i.e. an
burst out in rage:
qiymowsb,
wrinkles.
charger, dish.
tip
7060. b53p 7061. VM]5 7062. VlSp
qamal. kaw-maV;
qamats,
qdmets,
i.e.
a prim, root; to
wither: hew down, wither.

kaw-mats'; a prim, root; to grasp with the hand:take an handful
k&-mets; from 7061; handful: handful.
a.
q qfipb. See 6971. 7107; a, fragment: bark [-edj. 7087. NS)? qaptaa*, kaw-faw'; a prim, root; to 7112. V^J> qatsats, kaw-tsats'; a prim, root; to shrink, i.e. thicken (as unracked wine,
7111.
kets-aw-faw 1 ;
ctiop off
(lit.
tIBBp
e taapbab,
from
curdled milk, clouded sky, frozen water): congeal,

curdle, dark
,
pieces, in sunder, off),
grasp,
settle.
or flg.):cut (asunder, in utmost.

,-
7088.
"IS]5
qapbad,
contract,
7063.
7114. "ISP qatsar, kaw-tsar'; a prim, root; to dock off, i.e. curtail (trans, or intrans., shrinking, i.e. terror: destruction. lit. or flg.) ; espec. to harvest (grass or grain): X at 7064. "]]>_ qfen, feme; contr. from 7077; a nest (as 7090. "TlBp qtppowd, kip-pode'; or all, cut down, much discouraged, grieve, harvestfixed), sometimes includ. the nestlings; kip-pode'; from 7088; a species man, lothe, mourn, reap (-er), (be, wax) short (-en, qippod, 13p nest, room. flg. a chamber or dwelling: of bird, perh. the bittern (from its con- -er), straiten, trouble, vex. 7065. fcOp qana>, kaw-naw 1 ; a prim, root; to be t 7115. *lJZp qotser, ko'-tser; from 7114; shortness tracted form): bittern. (caus. make) zealous, i.e. (in a bad (of spirit), i.e. impatience: anguish. 7091. TlSp qlppowz, kip-poze'; from an unused sense) jealous or envious: (be) envy (-ious), be root mean, to contract, i.e. spring for- 7116. "iSp qataer, kaw-tsare'; from 7114; short (move to, provoke to) jealous (-y), X very, (be) (whether in size, number, life, strength ward; an arrow-snake (as darting on its prey): zeal (ous). or temper): few, hasty, small, soon. great owl. 7066. N3JJ q e na> (Ohald.), ken-aw'; corresp. to 7092. VDp qapbata, haw-fats'; a prim, root; to 7117. riilp qe tsatb, kets-awth'; from 7096; a ter7069; to purchase: buy. mination (Jit. or flg.) ; also (by impl.) a draw together, i.e. close; by impl. to 7067. IS3p_ qauna', kan-naw1 ; from 7065; jealleap (by contracting the limbs) ; spec, to die (from portion; adv. (with prep, pref.) after:end, part, ous: jealous. Comp. 7072. gathering up the feet): shut (up), skip, stop, take X some. 7068. InNJp qln'ab, kin-aw'; from 7065; jealousy out of the way. 7118. niip q<*satb (Chald.), kets-awth'; corresp. or envy:envy (-ied), jealousy, X sake, to 7117:end, partly. 7093. Vp. qets, kates; contr. from 7112; an exzeal. tremity; adv. (with prep, pref.) after: 7119. 1p_ qar, fcar; contr. from an unused root 7060. H3p qanah, fcaw-naw'; a prim, root; to mean, to chill; cool; flg. quiet: cold, exerect, i.e. create; by extens. to procure, -f- after, (utmost) border, end, [in-] finite, X process. Vp qfits. See 6975. cellent [from the marg.]. espec. by purchase (caus. sell) ; by impl. to own: attain, buy (-er), teach to keep cattle, get, provoke to 7094. !35|p qataab, kaw-tsab'; a prim, root; to IP qir. See 7023. jealousy, possess (-or), purchase, recover, redeem, clip, or (gen.) chop:cut down, shorn. 7120. ip qdr, fcore; from the same as 7119; cold,' X surely, X verily. 7095. Slip qetseb, keh'-tseb; from 7091; shape (as cold. 7070. !"I3JJ qaneh, kaw-neh'; from 7069; a reed if cut out); base (as if there cut off): 7121. N"1)5 qara', kaw-raw 1 ; a prim, root [rather (as erect); by resemblance a rod (espec. bottom, size. ident. with 7123 through the idea of acfor measuring), shaft, tube, stem, the radius (of the 7096. Silt]? q atari Ii kaw-tsaw'; a prim, root; to costing a person met] to call out to (i.e. prop, adarm), beam (of a steelyard): balance, bone, branch, c4 off; (fig.) to destroy; (partially) to dress by name, but used in a wide variety of applicacalamus, cane, reed, x spearman, stalk. scrape off :cut off, cut short, scrape (off). tions): bewray [self], that are bidden, call (for, 7071. !l3p Qanab, kaw-naw 1 ; fern, of 7070; reed- 7097. FlSip, qatseb, kaw-tseh'; or (neg. only) forth, self, upon), cry (unto), (be) famous, guest, ininess; Kanah, the name of a stream and Flltp. qfetseb, kay'-tseh; from 7096; an ex- vite, mention, (give) name, preach, (make) proclaim of a place in Pal. :Kanah. tremity (used in a great variety of ap- (-ation), pronounce, publish, read, renowned, say. 7072. N"l3p qannow', fca-no'; for 7067; jealous plications and idioms; comp. 7093): X after, border, 7122. N'lp qara', kaw-raw'; a prim, root; to enangry: jealous. or counter, whether accidentally or in a e naz, ken-az'; prob. from an unused brim, brink, edge, end, [in-] finite, frontier, outmost 7073. TiJ? coast, quarter, shore, (out-) side, X some, ut (-ter-) hostile manner:befall, (by) chance, (cause to) come root mean, to hunt; hunter; Kenaz, the (upon), fall out, happen, meet. most (part). name of an Edomite and of two Isr.: Kenaz. 7098. ttSZp^ qataab, kaw-tsaw 1 ; fem.of 7097; a 7123. N'lp qe ra> (Chald.), ker-aw", corresp. to 7074 "y$\> enlzziy, ken-iz-zee'; patron, from 7121:call, cry, read. termination (used like 7097):coast, 7073; &Kenizzite or desc. of Kenaz: corner, (selv-) edge, lowest, (uttermost) part. 7124. tflp qore, ko-ray 1 ; prop. act. part, of 7121; Kenezite, Kenizzites. a caller, i.e. partridge (from its cry); 7099. 15Jp qetaev, keh'-tsev; and (fem.) 7075. ^3p qlnyan, kin-yawn'; from 7069; creapartridge. See also 6981. tion, i.e. (concr.) creatures; also acqui!Tl5ip qltsvab, kits-vaw'; from 7096; a 7125. ?1N*1p qir'ah, keer-aw'; from 7122; an emsition, purchase, wealth: getting, goods, X with limit (used like 7097, but with less vacountering, accidental, friendly or money, riches, substance. riety):end, edge, uttermost part. hostile (also adv. opposite): x against (he come), 7076. ITOSp qinnamown, fcin-naio-mone'; from 7100. tlltp qetaacb, keh'-tsakh; from an unused help, meet, seek, x to, x in the way. an unused root (mean, to erect); cinroot appar. mean, to incise; fennel7126. Snp qarab, kaw-rab'; a prim, root; to namon bark (as in upright rolls):cinnamon. flower (from its pungency):fitches. approach (caus. bring near) for what7077. ")352 Qanan, kaw-nan'; a prim, root; to 7101. "P^p qatsiyn, kaw-tseen'; from 7096 in the ever purpose:(cause to) approach, (cause to) bring erect,' but used only as denom. from sense of determining; a magistrate (as (forth, near), (cause to) come (near, nigh), (cause to) 1064; to nestle, i.e. build or occupy as a nest:make deciding) or other leader: captain, guide, prince, draw near (nigh), go (near), be at hand, join, be nean, ruler. Comp. 6278. offer, present, produce, make ready, stand, take.
1TlZ373p
qhnmashown,
kim-maw-shone'
7057;
i.e. roll
kaw-fad'; a prim, root; to together: cut off.
7113.
yiip qe tsats
:
(Chald.), Jtets-ats1
corresp. to
7112: cutoff.
from the same as
a prickly 7089. !"HSp
qepbadab, kef-aw-daw';
from
7088;
plant:thorn.

7127. a'lp
near.
Kelokale
Kawshar
105
7169; extirpa-
qfx&b
(Chald.), ker-abe'; corresp.
to
7151.
city.
"IpP qlryab,
kir-yaw1 ; from 7136 in the

i.e.
7126: approach,
come
(near, nigh),
draw
7152.
sense of flooring,
building;
city:
7171.
yip
qereta,
tion (as
if
keh'-rets;
from
by constriction): destruction.
(as
7128. 7129.
y$) qerab,
yyp qerab
*
:
ker-awb';
from
7126;
hostile
encounter: battle, war.
two
(Chald.), ker-awb'; corresp. to
ker-ee-yoth' ; plur. of 7151 buildings; Kerioth, the name of places in Pal. :Kerioth, Kirioth.
;
nipp Qe riy6wth,
7172. S'p'lp qarqa, kar-kah'; from 7167; floor

if
a pavement of pieces or tesseroe), of a building or the sea:bottom, (X one side of the)

floor.
7128: war.
7153. SUSpSt
posed)
FVpp Qlryatb 'Arba,
keer-yath'
7173. Sp'lp
pref.),
ar-bah'; or (with the art. inter-
7130. S'lp qereb, keh'-reb; from 7126; prop, the nearest part, i.e. the centre, whether lit., flg. or adv. (espec. with prep.): X among, x before, bowels, x unto charge, eat (up), x heart, x him, X in, inward (X -ly, part, -s, thought), midst, out of, purtenance, X therein, X through, X within self.
Qarqa', kar-kah'; the same as 7172; ground-floor; Karka (with the art.
7131.
Sip
a'*VJ5
Qarqor, kar-kore'; from 6979; founOfeh. 11 25), keer-yath' hawdation; Karkor, a place E. of the Jorfrom 7151 and 704 or 702; city of Arba, or + dan: Karkor. city of the four (giants); Kirjath-Arba or Kirjath-ha7175. Upp qeresb, keh'-resh; from an unused Arba, a place in Pal. : Kirjath-arba. root mean, to split off; a slab or plank; qareb, kaw-rabe'; from 7126; near: 7154. bsa npp Qtryatb Ba'al, keer-yath' by impl. a deck of a ship: bench, board. approach, come (near, nigh), draw near. bah'-al; from 7151 and 1168; city qarob See 7138. of Baal; Kirjath-Baal, a place in Pal. : Kirjath-baal. 7176. rpp qeretb, keh'-reth; from 7136 in the
7174. Ip^lp
5>3>"|SS3
npp
a place in Pal.:Karkaa.
dlryatb
:
ba-'Arba<
ar-bah';
7132. tt?"Ji?
qTabab,
qorban,
from 7126; approach; approaching, draw near.

ker-aw-baw
1
7155.
nijm
npp
Qiryatb Cbutso wth,
keeryath' khoo-tsoth'; from 7151 and
sense of building; a city:city.
7177. 7178. 7179.
!tnpp Qartab,
kar-taw';
from
7176;
cit;
7133.
'VVl'j?
kor-bawn'; or
the f em. plur. of 2351 ; city of streets; Kirjath-Chutsoth, a place in Moab:Kirjath-huzoth.
Kartah, a place in Pal.: Kartah.
IFpp Clartan,
123p
keer-yaw-thah'"]5pp qnrban, koor-bawn' ; from 7126; yim; dual of 7151; double city; Kirsomething brought near the altar, i.e. a jathaim, the name of two places in Pal. : Kiriathaim, sacrificial present: oblation, that is offered, offering. Kirjathaim. 7134. Q'Pp qardSm, kar-dome'; perh. from 6923 7157. Dp3>? Qlryatb TT e <ariym, keerin the sense of striking upon; an axe: yath' yeh-aw-reem' ; or (Jer. ax. 26 20) with the art. interposed; or (Josh. 18 : 28) 7135. tTip 9 ariah> kaw-raw'; tern, of 7119; cool- simply the former part of the word; or
7156.
D'npp Qlryatbaylm,
plot; Kartan, a place in Pal.
kar-taum'; from 7176; cityKartan.

:
qasb,
kash; from 7197; straw (as dry):
stubble.
npp
ness.' cold.
7136. TXyp
kaw-raw'; a prim, root; to light upon (chiefly by accident) ; caus. to bring about; spec, to impose timbers (for roof or floor):appoint, lay (make) beams, befall, bring, come (to pass unto), floor, [hap] was, happen (unto), meet, send good speed.
kaw-reh'; from 7136; an (unfortunate) occurrence, i.e. some accidental (ceremonial) disqualification: uncleanness that chanceth.
qarab,
Dp? npp Qiryath

aw-reem
1
'Ariym,
from
7151
keer-yath'
kish-shoo'; from an unused root (mean, to be hard); a cucumber (from the difficulty of digestion): cucumber. 7181. 31IJp qastaab, kaw-shab'; a prim, root; to prick up the ears, i.e. hearken: attend, (cause to) hear (-ken), give heed, incline, mark (well),
7180. NISp
qlsbsbn',
and the regard.

7182. Slap,
plur. of 3293 or 5892; city afforests, or city of towns;
Kirjath-Jedrim or Kirjath-Arim, a place in Pal.:

Kirjath, Kirjath- jearim, Kirjath-arim.
qesheb, keh'-sheb; from 7181; ahearkening: X diligently, hearing, much
heed, that regarded.

keer-yath'
7158. !l3p
npp npp
Qlryatb Cannab,
san-naw' ; or
7183. Sffip
qaahsbab,
kash-shawb'; or
kash-shoob';
(-ive).
7137. !"pp
qareb,
IBD
fern,
Qiryath Cipher,
say'-fer;
keer-yath'
31Bp qashshiib,
7184.
Fillip
from
7181;
from
7151
5612; city
tTnp qdrab.
7138.
See
6982.
5577, or (for of branches, or of a book; Kirjath-Sannah or Kirjath-Sepher, a place in Pal.: Kirjath-sannah,
from the same as
and a simpler the latter name)
hearkening: attent
qasab,
kaw-saw'; or
mipp qasvan, kas-vaw';

its
from an unused
Slip qatowb, fcato-rooe'; or Inp qarob, kaw-robe'; from 7126;

place,
Kirjath-sepher.
root mean, to be round; a jug (from shape):cover, cup.

!"I123p
7159.
D^p qaram,
kaw-ram'; a prim, root; to

root; to push
near
(in
cover: cover.
7160.
kindred
or
time): allied,
ap-
any of kin, kinsfolk (-sman), (that proach, at hand, is) near (of kin), neighbour, (that is) next, (them that come) nigh (at hand), more ready, short (-ly).
7139.
7140.
yyp qaran, kaw-ran'; a prim,
or gore; used only as denom. from 7161, to shoot out horns; flg. rays: have horns, shine.
1 a prim, root; ; prop, to be dense, i.e. tough or severe (in various applications):be cruel, be fiercer, make grievous, be ([ask a], be in, have, seem, would) hard
7185.
qashab, kaw-shaw
(en, [labour],
-ly, thing),
be
sore, (be,
make)
stiff
fpp qaracb,
kaw-rakh'; a prim, root; to

(self) bald.
7161.
pp
qeren,
keh'-ren;
from
7160;
a horn (as
(-en, [-necked]).
depilate: make
fpp qeracb, keh'-rakh; or fpp qiiracb, ko'-rakh; from
7139;
ice (as
projecting) ; by impl. a flask, cornet; by resembl. an elephant's tooth (i.e. ivory), a corner (of the altar), a peak (of a mountain), a ray (o light); flg. power: X hill, horn.
if bald, i.e. smooth); hence, hail; by resemblance, rock crystal: crystal, frost, ice. 7141. THp Qoracb, ko'-rakh; from 7139; ice; Korach, the name of two Edomites and three Isr. : Koran.
7162.
pp
qeren
7161;
(Chald.),
(lit.
keh'-ren; corresp. to
kaw-sheh'; from 7385; severe various applications):churlish, imcrueL grievous, hard ([-hearted], thing), heavy, pudent, obstinate, prevailed, rough (ly), sore, sorin trouble. rowful, stiff ([-necked]), stubborn,
7186. !lfflp
qasheb,
(in
a horn
or for sound):horn,
keh'-ren
7187. UilBp
Ei'lfip
qegbowf (Chald.),
kesh-oW; or
cornet.
7163. "pB'TI
pp. qeren bap-puwk,
qeshdf
71*39;
(Chald.), besh-ote'; corresp. to
7142.
(head).
Tpp
qSrSacb,
kay-ray'-akh;
from
71S9;
hap-pook'; from 7161 and 6320; Tiorn of cosmetic; Keren-hap-Puk, one of Job's
fidelity:truth.
7188.
TTllJp
qasbacb,
kaw-shakh'; a prim, root;
bald (on the back of the head):bald
daughters: Keren-happueh.
7164. 0*yp
to be (caus. make) unfeeling:-harden.
qarac,
kaw-ras'; a prim, root; prop.
7189. EUJp qosbef, ko'-shet; or
7143.
rpp QarSacb,
kaw-ray'-akh: from 7189; bald; Karedch,'a Isr. : Careah, Kareah.
to protrude; used only as denom.

7165 (for alliteration with 7167), to hunch,
i.e.
from
UlDp qosbf,
weighed),
i.e.
kosht;
from an unused root

equity (as evenly
be humpa knob or
7190.
mean, to
U'JSP
"'llip
ftaiance,"
7144. Fltpp
qorcbab,
from
7139;
kor-khaw'; or
:
backed: stoop. 7165. Cnp qerec,
reality: certainty, truth.
keh'-res;
from
its
7164;
Krpp qoreba'
X
utterly.
(Ezek. 27
31), kor-khaw'; baldness:bald (-ness), tache.
qoshot. See 7187.
belaying-pin (from
swelling form):
qe shiy,
kesh-ee';
from
7185;
obstin-
7145.
"Tpp Qorebiy,
7141;
O"1 !?. Qe>6c.

kor-khee';
See
7026.
acy: sUibbonmess.
7191. "ji^lBp
patron,
from
7166. bfa'lp qarcol, kar-sole'; from 7164; an ankle (as a protuberance or joint): foot.
kaw-rah'; a prim, root; torend, lit. or flg. (revile, paint the eyes, as if enlarging them): cutout, rend, X surely, tear.
<lishy6wn,
or desc. of Korach:Korahite, Korathite, sons of Kore, Korhite.

(collect.)
a Korchite
kish-yone'; from 7190; hard ground; Kishjon, a place in
Pal.: Kishion, Keshon.
7146. ritflp qaraehatta, kaw-rakh' -ath; from 7139; a bald spot (on the back of the head); flg. a threadbare spot (on the back side of the cloth):bald head, bare within. eriy, ker-ee'; from 7136; hostile en7147.
7167.
3pp qarat,
7192. imîlip
qestyfah, kes-ee-taiv'
(silver).
from an un-
7168. 7169.
ynp
qera<, keh'-rah; from

piece, rag.
7167;
an ingot (as a rag: coin): piece of money

7193. niCpiSp
root; to
used root (prob. mean, to weigh out); definitely estimated and stamped for a
kas-keh'-seth; by refrom an unused root mean, pinch, i.e. (partially) to bite the lips, to shale off as bark; a scate (of a fish) hence a coat from 7121; called, 7148. blink the eyes (as a gesture of malice), or (fully) to of mail (as composed of or covered with jointed i.e. select: famous, renowned. squeeze off (a pieca of clay in order to mould a vessel plates of metal) : mail, scale. 7149. N"pp qlrya' (Chald.), keer-yaw'; or from it):form, move, wink. 7194. Tfflp qasbar, kaw-shar'; a prim, root; to VJP qlryab (Chald.), keer-yaw'; corresp. 7170. y*np q crats (Chald.), ker-ats'; corresp. to (gird, confine, compact) or tie, phys. to 7151:city. 7171 in the sense of a bit (to " eat the ment. (in love, league):bind (up), (make a) conspire e 7150. !"tN" Ti? q riy'ab, ker-ee-aW; from 7121; a morsels of " any one, i.e. chew him up [fig.] by slan- (-acy, -ator), join together, knit, stronger, work |- accuse proclamation:preaching. der): [treason].
pp q counter: contrary. Npp qariy', kaw-ree';
qasqesetb,
dupl.
VPp
qarats,
haw-rats';
a prim,
106
Kehsher
Rawzee

7218.
easily
7195. *W]? qesher, keh'-sher; from 7194; an (unlawful) alliance:confederacy, conspiracy, treason.
7236. *ia*l r e bah (Ohald.), reb-aw1 ; corresp. to 7196. Taj]? qUUxuiiAx, Msh-shoor1 ; tromnU; an tions, of place, time, rank, etc.): band, beginning, 7235: make a great man, grow. (ornamental) girdle (for women):at- captain, chapiter, chief (-est place, man, things), company, end, X every [man], excellent, first, forefront, 7237. HS1 Kabbah, rab-baw 1 ; fem. of 7227? tire, headband. great; Rabbah, the name of two places ([be-]) head, height, (on) high (-est part, [priest]), 7197. 125123)5 qashash, kaw-shash'; a prim, root; in Pal., E. and W.:Rabbah, Rabbatb. lead, x poor, principal, ruler, sum, top. X to become sapless through drought; 7238. 1*1*1 r e (Chald.), reb-oo'; from a root used only as denom. from 7179; to forage for straw, 7219. UJ8*1 rd'sh, roshe; or corresp. to 7235; increase (of dignity): stubble or wood; fig. to assemble: gather (selves) 1151*1 rowih (Deut. 38 : 32), roshe; appar. greatness, majesty. (together). the same as 7218; a poisonous plant, 7198. rraj]J qesheth, keh'-sheth; from 7185 in the prob. the poppy (from its conspicuous head); gen. 7239. 13*1 rlbbow, rib-bo'; from 7281; or orig. sense (of 6983) of bending; a bow, poison (even of serpents) :gall, hemlock, poison, SIS'! ribbdw', rib-bo'; from 7231; a myfor shooting (hence fig. strength) or the iris: venom. riad, i.e. indef large number: great X arch (-er), arrow, bow ([-man, -shot]). 7220. 1238*1 Rd'sh, roshe; prob. the same as 7818; things, ten ([eight] -een, [for] -ly, + sixscore, 7199. nlB]?_ qashshath, kash-shawth' ; intens. (as threescore, X twenty, [twen] -ty) thousand. Rosh, the name of an Isr. and of a for. denom.) from 7198; a bowman: nation:Rosh. 7240. 13*1 rlbbdw (Chald.), rib-bo'; corresp. to X archer. 1258*! re'sh. See 7389. 7239: x ten thousand times ten thou-
rd'sh, roshe; from an unused root appar. mean, to shake; the head (as most shaken), whether lit. or fig. (in many applica1258*1
ply, nourish, plenty (-ecus),
X process [of time], sore,
store, thoroughly, very.
bdw
sand.
7221.
7200. flN ! rii'ah, raw-out; a prim, root; to
lit.
1
J"I1258*1
the same as 7218; a beginning: beginning.
ri'shah, ree-shaw1 ; from
7241.
3*3*J
rabiyb,
(as
see,
7222.
*"1258*1
rd'shah, ro-shaw
head: head
raw-beeb'; from 7231; a rain an accumulation of drops):
fem. of 7218; the
shower.
or
fig. (in
rect and implied, trans.,

self,
appear, approve, behold, X certainly, consider, discern, (make to) enjoy, have experience, gaze, take heed, X indeed, X joyfully, lo, look (on, one another, one on another, one upon another, out, up, upon), mark, meet, x be near, perceive, present, provide, regard, (have) respect, (fore-, cause to, let) see (-r, -m, one another), shew (self), X sight of others, (e-)
spy, stare,
numerous applications, diintrans. and causat.): advise 7223.
[-stone].
"11138*1
",1238"!
ri'shdwn,
ri'shda,
in
7242.
ree-sftone';
IPS! rabiyd,
raw-beed'; from 7234; a col-
or
lar (as spread around the
neck):
place,
from 7221; first, chain. time or rank (as adj. or 7243.

ree-sftome';
(-time), begin-
*2>**1*|
re biy<iy,
also
refi-ee-ee';
or
noun):ancestor, (that were) before

ning, eldest,
first,
fore
[-father]
(-most),
former
7223;
"5*3*!
i*bity, reb-ee-ee'; from 7251; fourth;

(fractionally)
(thing), of old time, past.
a fourth:fourreb-ee-ah'ee;
7224
""'1238*1
ri'shdaiy,
first:first.
square, fourth (part).

ree-sho-nee';
from
surely,
think, view, visions.
7244. ""?*3*! i*biyay

7245. 21"3*J
Rabbith.
(Chald.),
7301. *1*1 WW ra'ah, raw-am'; from 7200; ubirdot prey (prob. the vulture, from its sharp
sight):glede.
Comp.
1676.
7225. "1*1258*1 re'shiyth, ray-sheeth'; from the same as 7218; the first, in place, time, order or rank (spec, a firstfruit):beginning, chief
(-est), first (-fruits,
corresp. to 7243:fourth.
Rabbfyth,
rab-beeth';
from
7831;
multitude; Rabbith, a place in Pal.:
7302.
i"IN*l
r&'eh, raw-eh'; from

experiencing: see.
7200; seeing, i.e.
part, time), principal thing.
7203. "18*1 rfi'eh, ro-eh';

vision:vision.
a seer (as often rendered); but also (abstr.) a

act. part, of 7200;
7226. niaiS'1
bolster.
ra'ashdth, 7218; & pillow
rah-ash-oth' ; from (being for the ftead"):
7246. *[2*1
is) fried.
rabah, raw-bak'; a prim, root; to soak (bread in oil): baken, (that which
7204. fINh
Ro>eh,
ro-ay>;
for 7203;
prophet;
7227. 3*1 rab, rao; by contr. from 7231; abundant

quantity, size, age, number, rank, quality): (in) abound (-undance, -ant, -antly), captain, elder, enough, exceedingly, full, great (-ly,
(in
7247.
!"tb*l*!
Riblah,
rib-law';
from an unused
Roeh, an Isr. :
7205. "318*1
Re'irwbe*ii, rehoo-bane'; from the
Haroeh [includ. the art.]
root mean, to be fruitful; fertile; Riblah, a place in Syria: Riblah.
taper, of 7200 and 1181; see ye a son; man, one), increase, long (enough, [time]), (do, have) Reuben, a son of Jacob: Reuben. many (-ifold, things, a time), ([ship-]) master, reh-oo-bay-nee'; 7206. ""318*1 RÂwbdniy, mighty, more, (too, very) much, multiply (-tude), patron, from 7205; a Reiibenite or officer, often [-times], plenteous, populous, prince, desc. of Reilben:children of Reuben, Reubenites.
process [of time], suffice
(-ient).
7248.
rah-mawg'; from 7227 and a for. word for a Magian; chief Magian; Rab-Mag, a Bab. official: Rab-mag.
Jfljf
SO Bab-Hag,
7249. D"*)D"*J*J
nuch;
chief
Rab-Cariyc,
rab-saw-reece';
7207. STINT
ra'avah, rah-av-aw
from
7200;
from 7227 and a for. word for a euchamberlain; Rab-Saris, a Bab. offi-
sight, i.e. satisfaction: behold.
7228.
Si rah,
raft;
by
contr.
from
7232;
:
an cial:Rab-saris.
7250. 5*3*} rabat, raw-Soft'; a prim, root; to squat or lie out flat, i.e. (spec.) in copulation:
let
7208. "TO18*1
Reiiwmah,
Reumah.
pass. part, of 7213; raised;
reh-oomaw 1 ; fem. Beumah, 7229.
Si rah
a Syrian woman:
7209.
"'8*5
archer [or perh. the same as 7227] archer. (Chald.), rab; corresp. to 7227: cap tain, chief, great, lord, master, stout.
gender,
lie
down.
r*'iy, reh-ee'; from 7200; a mirror (as seen):looking glass.

ro-eef;
3*1 rib.
See
7378.
;
7230.
*1"1
7210. "Syn rft'iy,
from
7200; sight,
whether
rob, robe; from 7231 abundance (in any respect):abundance (-antly), all, x comexcellent,
abstr. (vision) or concr. (a spectacle):
mon
[sort],
great
(-ly,
-ness,
number),
gazingstock, look to, (that) see (-th). e 'ay&h, reh-aw-yaw'; 7211. *V8*1
from
7200
huge, be increased, long, many, more in number, most, much, multitude, plenty (-ifully), X very [age].
7251. 5*3*1 rata*, raw-bah'; a prim, root [rather ident. with 7350 through the idea of sprawling " at all fours" (or possibly the reverse is the order of deriv.); comp. 708]; prop, to be four (sided); used only as denom. of 7853; to be quadrate:(four-) square (-d).
and
3050;
Jah has
seen; Beajah, the
name
7231. 33*1
rabab, raw-bob
a prim, root; prop.
7252. 5*3*! rebat, reh'-bah;
of three Isr.: Reaia, Reaiah.
from
7250;
prostra-
7212. 11*8*! l*>iyth, reh-eeth'; from 7200; sight:

beholding.
to cast together [comp. 7241], i.e. increase, espec. in number; also (as denom. from 7233) to multiply by the myriad: increase, be many
(-ifold),
tion (for sleep):lying down.
7213. 08*J ra'am, raw-am'; a

rise.- be lifted up.
prim, root;
to
be more, multiply, ten thousands.
7253. 3*3*1 reba*, reh'-bah; from 7251; a fourth (part or side):fourth part, side, square. 7254. 53*1
7214. DN*1
B*.8*l
iwJm, reh-ame';
reym, rame;
7232.
SSl rabab,
ident.
or
raw-bab'; a prim, root [rather with 7231 through the idea of pro-
Reba<,
reh'-bah; the same as 7853; Reba, a Midianite:Reba.
t^'Sym, reh-ame1 ; op
or
bull (from
jection] ; to shoot
an arrow: shoot.
7233. 11SS1
D**l
D*)
rm, rame; from 7213; a wild

its
conspicuousness):unicorn.
reb-aw-baw'; from 7231; abundance (in number), l.e. (spec.) a myriad (whether def. or indef.):many, million, X multiply, ten thousand.
r*babah,
7255. 5*3*1 rdba', ro>-bah; from 7251; a quarter :fourth part.
7256. 5J3*1 ribbea', rib-bay'-ah; from 7251; a descendant of the fourth generation, ie. great great grandchild:fourth.
"5*3*)
1
7215. ""W8 ")

1
ra'mah, raw-maw
from
i.e.
7213;
7234. *D*1
rabad,
spread:
raw-bad'; a prim, root;
to
in-
something high in value,

coral;coral.
7216. rvtTJ8")
perh.
deck.
+
i*biyiy.
See
7248.
7235. T(Sl rabah, raw-baw1 ; a prim, root; to
crease (in whatever respect): [bring in] archer [by mistake for 7282], abundance (X -antly), 11*28*1 7215; be in authority, bring up, x continue, enlarge, excel, heights; Ramoth, the name of two exceeding (-ly), be full of, (be, make) great (-er, -ly, places in Pal.:Ramoth. X -ness), grow up, heap, increase, be long, (be, give, 7217. 1258"! re'sh (Ohald.), raysh; corresp. to 7218; have, make, use) many (a time),(any be, give, give the, the head; fig. the sunt;chief, head, have) more (in number), (ask, oe, be so. gather, over, take, yield) much (greater, more), (make to) multisum.
RA'mowtb, raw-mdift'; or Ramoth, rauMnoth'; plur. of
7257. ""3 ! rabats, raw-bats'; a prim, root; to crouch (on all four legs folded, like a
recumbent animal); by impl. to recline, repose, brood, lurk, imbed:crouch (down), fall down, make a fold, lay, (cause to, make to) lie (down), make to
rest, sit.
7258. y*l*1 rebets, reh'-bets; from 7857; a couch or place of repose:where each lay, lie
down in, resting place.

Ribqah, rib-haw'; from an unused root prob. mean, to clog by tying up the fetlock; fettering (by beauty); Bibkah, the wife
7259.
*""]23*1
Kehsher
Rawzee
*11*1
107
corresp.
7285.
1253*1
regesb,
reh'-ghesh; or (fern.)
7808.
ruwacb
(Chald.), roo'-akh;
S11235*]
rlgsbab,
of Isaac:Bebekah.
rection.
from 7283; a tumultuous crowd: company, insur- 7309.

rig-shaw';
to 7307: mind, spirit, wind.

fl)J1*1
r*Tachah,
r*rayab,
rev-aw-khaw' ;
fern.
Of
7305; relief: breathing, respite.
7260. 333*1
rabrab
7229;
(Chald.),
(in size)
;
huge
rab-raV; from domineering (in
7286.
character):(very) great (things).
raw-dad'; a prim, root; to tread in pieces, i.e. (fig.) to conquer, or (spec.) to overlay: spend, spread, subdue.
Ill radad,
7310. iTJfl 7311. dl*l
rev-aw-yaw'; from 7301; satisfaction:runneth over, wealthy.
7261. 13*795
rabroban
from
7260;
ruwm, room;
act. to rise
(Chald.),
rao-reo-aim';
tread down, ie. subjugate; spec, to tions, lit. or fig.): bring up, exalt (self), extol, give, crumble off: (come to, make to) have dominion, go up, haughty, heave (up), (be, lift up on, make on, from 7227 and 8248; chief butler; prevail against, reign, (bear, make to) rule, (-r, over), set up on, too) high (-er, one), hold up, levy, lift (-er) up, (be) lofty, ( X a-) loud, mount up, offer (up) preSabshakeh, a Bab. official; Rabshakeh. take, sumptuously, (be) promote (-ion), proud, set up, tall * 35*1 reh'-gheb; from regeb, an unused root 7263. 7288. 5*3 Badday, rad-dah'ee; intens. from (-er), take (away, off, up), breed worms. mean, to pile together; a lump of clay: 7287; domineering; Baddai, an Isr.: 7312. d1*1 ruwm, room; or clod. Raddai.
a magnate:lord, prince.
7287. STI1 r ad all, raw-daw'; a prim, root; to
a prim, root; to be high or raise (in various applica-
7262. iliJlBD"!
BabsbaqSh,
rab-shaw-kay'
|1
ragaz, raw-gaz'; a prim, root; to quiver (with any violent emotion, espee. anger or fear) :be afraid, stand in awe, disquiet, fall out, fret, move, provoke, quake, rage, shake, trem7264.
T3*l
ble, trouble,
7289. "PI*! radiyd, raw-deed'; from 7286 in the sense of spreading; a veil (as expanded):vail, veil.
d ! rum, room; from 7811

1 '
(flg.)
(lit.) elevation or elation: haughtiness, height,

;
Xhigh.
be wroth.
7265.
13*1
r e gaz (Chald.), reg-az'; 7264:provoke unto wrath.

lent
7290. d*1*l radam, raw-dam'; a prim, root; to 7313. dll stun, i.e. stupefy (with sleep or death): corresp. to (be fast a-, be in a deep, cast into a dead, that) sleep 7314. dll
(-er, -eth).
ruwm (Chald.), room; corresp. to 7311;

(flg.
only): extol,
(Chald.),
lift
up
(self), set
up.
(Jit.)
ruwm
room; from
7318;
altitude:height.
7266. *fjh regaz (Chald.), reg-az1 ; from
7265; vio-
7291. 111*1
fig. [of
radapb, raw-daf;
:
a prim, root; to
hostile intent;
7315.
&11
rdwm, rome;
(adv.) aloft:
from
7311; elevation, Le,
anger: rage.
(after, on),
run after (usually with
7267. fan rogez, raf-ghez; from 7264; commotion, restlessness (of a horse), crash (of thunder),
(-ing),
chase, put to flight, follow time] gone by) hunt, (be under) persecute (-ion, -or), pur-
7316. SIM!*!
on high. Buwmab, roo-maw';

height;
from
7311;
Rumah, a
place in Pal.:Hu-
disquiet,
anger:tear,
noise,
rage,
trouble
sue
(-r).
man.
wrath.
t*t*3
7268.
raggaz,
timid:
rag-gawz'; intens. from 7264; trembling.

rog-zaw'; fern, of 7267; trep-
raw-hob'; a prim, root; to urge severely, i.e. (flg.) importune, embolden, capture, act insolently: overcome, behave
7292. 3*1*1
rabab,
7317. *1"011
rdwmab,
elation,
i.e.
ro-maw 1 ;
fem. of
7815;
self
proudly,
make
sure, strengthen.
proudly: haughtily. 7318. BM1*1 rowmam, ro-mawm'; from 7426; exaltation, i.e. (flg. and spec.) praise:
(adv.)
7269. S1T3*1
rogzab,
idation:
trembling.
(i.e.
7293. 3n*1
rabab,
rah'-hab; from 7292; bluster
be extolled.
(-er): proud, strength.
7319. S1B7211
rowme mab,
act.
ro-mem-aw
fem.
Le.
7270. 53*1 ragal, raw-gal'; a prim, root; to walk along; but only in spec, applications, to
reconnoitre, to be
7294. 3*1*1
Babab,
Bahab
rah'-hab; the
boaster),
same as
part, of
7426;
exaltation,
7298;
denom. from 7272) to lead about: backbite, search, Egypt:Bahab. slander, (e-) spy (out), teach to go, view. 7295. 3*1*1 rabab, raw-hawb'; from
7271. 55*1 r*gal (Chald.), reg-al'; 7272: foot.
'
tale-bearer
slander); also (as
(i.e.
an epithet of
7292;
praise: high.
7320. *1W
"Fffi)i*1
Bowmamtiy
<Ezer
(or
inso-
corresp.
to
lent:proud.
ro-mam'-tee eh'-zer; from 7311 and 5828; I have raised up a help; Romamti-Ezer, an Isr.: Bomamti-ezer.
TÔMT Bamamtiy),
ruwa',
(espec.
7296. 3*1*1 7297.

71*1*1
rabab,
strength.
ro'-hab;
from
1
7292;
pride:
root; to
7321. 21*1
roo-ah'; a prim, root; to
mar
7272. 55*1 regel, reh'-gel; from 7270; a foot (as used in walking); by impl. a step; by euphem. the pudenda: x be able to endure, x according as, X after, X coming, x follow, ([broken-])
foot ([-ed,
leg,
-stool]),
rabab, raw-haw
fear: be
afraid.
a prim,
flg. to split the ears (with sound), i.e. shout (for alarm or joy) : blow an alarm, cry (alarm, aloud, out), destroy, make a joy-
by breaking);
great toe,
haunt,
journey,
+ piss, + possession, time.

7272;
7278. iTm"! ragliy, rag-lee'; from
foot-
rah' -hat; from an unused root appar. mean, to hollow out; a channel or watering-box; by resemblance a ringlet of hair (as forming parallel lines): gallery, gutter, trough.
7298. fj*! !
rabaf
ful noise, smart, shout (for joy),
sound an alarm,
triumph.
7322.
]1*1
ruwpb,
man (soldier): (on)

7274 d^jH
roof; a prim, root; prop, to triturate (in a mortar), i,e. (flg.) to agi-
foot (-man).
7299.
1*1
r6v
(Chald.), rave;
from a root corresp.
tate (by concussion) :tremble.
plnr. of act. part, of 7270; fullers (as tramping the washing); Rogelim, a place E. of the Jorcloth In
roots; a prim, root; to run (for whatever reason, espec. to rush):break 7300. Ill ruwd, rood; a prim, root; to tramp down, divide speedily, footman, guard, bring hastily* dan:Bogelim. about, i.e. ramble (free or disconso- (make) run (away, through), post, stretch out. 7275. D 5*1 ragam, raw-gam'; a prim, root [comp. late) :have the dominion, be lord, mourn, rule. 7324. pl*l ruwq, rook; a prim, root; to pour out 7263, 7321, 7551] to cast together (stones), (lit. or flg.), i.e. empty: x arm, cast 7301. Sill ravah, raw-vaw ; a prim, root; to X certainly, stone. l.e. to lapidate: slake the thirst (occasionally of other out, draw (out), (make) empty, pour forth (out). 7276. t3J1 Begem, reh'-gem; from 7275; stone- appetites): bathe, make drunk, (take the) fill, satiate, 7325. *11*1 ruwr, roor; a prim, root; to siauer heap; Begem, anlsr.: Begem. (with spittle), i.e. (by analogy) to emit a (abundantly) satisfy, soak, water (abundantly). 7277. !TT0a*1 rigmab, rig-maw ; fern, of the same 7302. illl raveb, raw-veh'; from 7301; sated fluid (ulcerous or natural):run. as 7276; a pile (of stones), i.e. (fig.) a (with drink): drunkenness, watered. 7326. 12)11 ruwsb, roosh; a prim, root; to 6e throng:council. destitute;lack, needy, (make self) poor 7303. *15*li*1 Bowhagah, ro-hag-aW; from 7278. *"|b,M d5*1 Begem Melek, reh'-gem meh>an unused root prob. mean, to cry (man).
Bogeliym, ro-gel-eem';
to 7200; aspect: form. 31*1 ruwb. See 7878.
7823.
yV\ ruwta,
'
lek;
from
7276
and
4428;
king's
out; outcry;
heap; Begem-Melek, an Isr.: Regem-melech. 7279. 12*l r&gan, raw-gan'; a prim, root; grumble, i.e. rebel;murmur.
Bohagah, anlsr.: Bohgah.
1231*1
rdwsh.
See
7219.
7304. till
to
freely,
i.e.
7280. "to*} raga, raw-gah'; a prim, root; prop, to toss violently and suddenly (the sea with waves, the skin with boils) fig. (in a favorable manner) to settle, i.e. quiet; spec, to wink (from the motion of the eye-lids):break, divide, find ease, be a moment, (cause, give, make to) rest, make suddenly. 7281. 5*3*1 rega, reh'-gah; from 7280; a wink (of the eyes), i.e. a very short space of time: instant, moment, space, suddenly. 7282. *S>5*1 ragea*, raw-gay' -ah; from 7280; restful,
;
be refreshed,
7305.
111*1
raw-vakh'; a prim, root 7327. [rather ident. with 7806]; prop, to breathe revive; by impl. to have ample rooms7328.
large.
ravacb,
nil Buwtb,
T*l
rooth; prob. for 7468; friend;
Buth, a Moabitess:Buth.
raz
(Cbald.), raw;
from an unused root

i.e.
revacb,
lit.
prob. mean, to attenuate,

reh'^vakh;
(flg.)
from
7304;
room,
hide;
a mystery:
(an interval) or
flg.
(deliverance):
secret.
razah,
enlargement, space.
ruwacb, roo'-akh; a prim, root; prop. to blow, i.e. breathe; only (lit.) to smell (by impl. perceive (flg. to anticipate, enjoy): or accept, smell, X touch, make of quick understanding.
7306.
trill
raw-zaw"; a prim, root; to emaciate, i.e. make (.become) thin dlt or flg.): famish, wax lean.
7329. tlTI
7330. *1T*1
11T*1
razeb,
lean.
raw-zeh';
from
7329;
thin:
7307.
*11*1
ruwaeh,
roo'-akh;
from
i.e.
by resemblance
breath,
7331. 7806; wind; a sensible (or
Bezdwn, rez-one'; from

Bezon, a Syrian:
7836; prince;
Bezon.
X
scant.
i.e.
peaceable:that are quiet.
7283.
1*J5*1
raw-gash'; a prim, root; to be tumultuous: rage.
ragasb,
r e gasb
even violent) exhalation; fig. life, anger, unsub- 7332. stantiality; by extens. a region of the sky; by resemblance spirit, but only of a rational being (includ. its 7333.
expression and functions): air, anger, blast, breath, X cool, courage, mind, X quarter, x side, spirit ([-ual]), tempest, x vain, ([whirl-]) wind (-y).
1"|T*1
razdwn, raw-zone';
ness; leanness,
from 7329; from

7336;
tftitt-
111"!
raiown, raw-zone';
nitary:
7284.
1*53*1
(Chald.), reg-ash';
corresp. to
7283; to gather tumultuously:assemble
7334.
prince.
1
dig.
razty, raw-zee
leanness.
from 7829; thinness;
(together).
108
7335.
Rawzam Raw am.

DTI razam, raw-zam'; a prim,
root;

to
7358. &n*1
twinkle the eye (in mockery):wink.
rechem, rekh'-em; from 7355; womb [conip. 7356]: matrix, womb.
the
7336.
ruler.
'Jt'1
razan,
raw-zan'; a prim, root; prob. to

i.e.
be heavy,
7337.
(fig.)
honorable:prince,
7359. drft r e chem (Chald.), rekh-ame'; corresp. to 7356; (plur.) pity:mercy.
dee-fath'; of for. or.; Biphath, a grandson of Japheth and his desc.: Riphath.
riB^ Diyphath,
7360. dtTJ
a prim, root; to broaden (intrans. or trans., lit. or flg.): be an en- (make) large (-tag), make room, make
(open) wide.
SCl rachab, raw-khab';
TTBITn
racham, raw-khawm'; or (fem.) rachamah, raw-khaw-maw' from

;
7385. p"1 ^ rtyq, reek; from 7324; emptiness; flg. a worthless thing; adv. in vain:empty, to no purpose, (in) vain (thing), vanity. 7386. p" ^ rfeyq, rake; or (shorter)
1 1
7355;
tender towards
its
a kind of vulture (supposed to be young): gier-eagle.

fem. of
p
7387.
]!
7338. Sttt
rachab,
rakh'-ab; from width: breadth, broad place.
7837;
7361. tTDTtl
rachamah, rakh-am-aw';
7356;
a maiden;
damsel.
fi)5
,,
req, rake; from 7824; empty; flg. toortfcles3: emptied (-ty), vain (fellow, man). '1 reyqam, ray-kawm'; from 7386;
emptily;
flg. (obj.)
ineffectually, (subj.)
7339. ah*} r e chob, rekh-obe'; or
7362. "'iMIlll
rachmanty,
7355;
rakh-maw-nee 1 ; from compassionate: pitiful.

raw-khaf; a prim, root; to by impl. to be relaxed: flutter,
aitTl r e chdwb, rekh-obe'; from 7337; a width, i.e. (concr.) avenue or area: broad place (way), street. See also 1050.
7340.
7363. Ip^)
rachaph,
brood; move, shake.
undeservedly:without cause, empty, in vain, void. 7388. T^l riyr, reer; from 7325; saliva; by resemblance broth;spittle, white [of an egg], 7389. tt?*3 reysh, raj,sfc; or
ffiN !
1
Re chdb, rekh-obe'; or SltTl R chowb, rekh-obe';

3rn
e 7339;
Bechob, the name of a place in Syria, also of a Syrian and an Isr.: Rehob.
7364. YTVl rachats, raw-kiwis'; a prim, root; to lave (the whole or a part of a thing): the same as bathe (self), wash (self).
re'sh, raysh; or poverty:^pov-
V*] riysh, reesh; from 7326;

erty.
7365.
yn
-}
r e chats (Chald.), rekh-ats 1 ; corresp.
7390.
Sp
I
7341. S1T1
rdchab,
(Jit.
ro'-khab;
from
7337;
width
or flg.):breadth, broad, largeness,
to 7364 [prob. through the accessory idea of ministering as a servant at the bath]; to at-
rak, rale; from 7401; tender (lit. or flg.); by impl. weak:faint [-hearted], soft, ten-
der ([-hearted], one), weak.
thickness, wideness.
tend upon: trust.

7366. ytl5 rachats, rakh'-ats; bath:wash[-pot] 7367. flJini! 7368. pfl *1
7391. 3
t
l
rok, roke; from

tenderness.
7401;
softness (flg.):
7342.
irn rachab,
Rachab,
7342;
raw-khawb';
from
7337;
lit.
from
1
7364;
a
of
roomy, in any (or every) direction, or flg.:broad, large, at liberty, proud, wide.
7343. 2TT1
ravi-khawb';
7392. 25*1
;
rakab,
(on
raw-kab'; a prim, root; to ride

in
the
same as
fem. 7366; a bathing'p\aoe: washing.
rachtsah, rakh-tsaw
an animal or
vehicle); caus. to
proud; Bachab, a Canaanitess:

rekh-o-both'; or
rachaq,
Rahab.
7344. niaiTl
R'chobowth,
rOt"H
e ch6b6th, rekh-o-both'; plur. of
7339; streets; Bechoboth, a place in Assyria and one in Pal.:Rehoboth. 7345. iTin'l It' eh a 1> j ah. rekh-ab-yaw '; or
1
(lit. or fig., of place or relation): (a-, be, cast, drive, get, go, keep [self], put, remove, be too, [wander], withdraw) far (away, off), loose, x refrain, very, (be) a good way (off).
widen (in recede or (trans.) remove
place upon (for riding or gen.), to despatch:bring raw-khak'; a prim, root; to (on [horse-] back), carry, get [oneself] up, on [horse-] any Edirection), i.e. (intrans.) back, put, (cause to, make to) ride (in a chariot, on,
-r),
set.
7393.
X? ! rekeb,
1
reh'-keb; from 7392; a vehicle; by impl. a team;hy extens. cavalry; by

i.e.
analogy a rider,
(upper)
7369. pITH
raw-khake'; mote:that are far.
racheq,
from
7868;
re-
millstone,
the upper millstone: chariot, multitude [from the marg.],
wagon.
7394. 22/1
ray-kawb'; from 7392; rider; Bekab, the name of two Arabs and of two Isr. :Recbab.
rekh-ab-yaw 1 hoo; from 7337 and 3050; Jah has enlarged; Bechabjah, an Isr. : Eehabiah. e chab'am, rekh-ab-awm'; from 7346. DyiH ! 7337 and 5971 a people has enlarged;
ItTSftl
'
Rechabyabu.w,
pITl rachoq.
7370.
fflrjn
See
7350.
Rehab,
rachash,
to
raw-khash';
rakh'-ath;
a prim,
root;
gush:indite.
7395.
7371.
nrn rachath,
as ! rakkab,
1
from
7306;
a
chariot,
1
rak-kawb'; from 7392; a charioteer:chariot man, driver of a
winnowing-tork (as blowing the chaff
Bechabam, an
nh'lTl
away):shovel. 7396. nap ! rlkbah, rik-bavf; fem. of 7893; a 7372. 50*\ rafab, raw-tab'; a prim, root; to be chariot (collect.):chariots. moist: be wet. 7397. rl^l Rekah, ray-kaw': prob. fem. from 7347. ITn^l recheh, ray-kheh'; from an unused 7373. Û^ riifob raw-tobe'; from 7378; moist root mean, to pulverize; a miM-stone: 7401 softness; Bekah, a place in Pal.:
Isr.
king:Rehoboam.
See
horseman,
Rechobdth.
e chowb.
7344.
mill (stone).
(with sap):green,
nifTn
7348. &1tVl
See R Beehnwm, rekh-oom';
Rechah.
7398.
7339, 7340.
a form of 7349; Bechum, the name of a Pers. and

rakh-oom'; from 7355; compassionate: full of compassion,
7374. ESp^J reêt, reh'-tet; from an unused root mean, to tremble; terror:tear.
VB~\ r ekirwh,
of
7892;
rek-oob';
from pass. part. vehicle (as ridden on):
7375.
tt5B
EH ruwf aphash,
roo-taf-ash' ; a root 7373
chariot.
of three Isr. :Rehum.
compounded from
be rejuvenated: be fresh.
and
3954;
to
7399. Uto"1 r e kawh, rek-oosh'; or
7349.
din^ rachawm,
7376.
7377. 7378.
ttSttj^
merciful.
7350. pi)"H
p'tTl
rnchdwq,
rachoq,
*|b
raw-khoke'; or
rafash, raw-tash'; a prim, root; to dash down: dash (in pieces). riy, ree; from 7301; irrigation, I.e. a
shower:
U53 "} r e knsh, rek-oosh'; from

1
pass. part, of
7408;
property
(as
gathered): good,
riches, substance.
raw-khoke'; from 7368; remote, lit. or flg., of place or time; spec. precious; often used adv. (with prep.): (a-) far (abroad, oft), long ago, of old, space, great while to
watering.
reeb; or
ST] rtyb,
SI
1
7400. biS ! rakfyl, raw-keel'; from 7402; a scandal-monger (as travelling about): slander, carry tales, talebearer.
1
come.
7351.
CTtT
1
r^hlyt,
7298;
rekh-eeV; from the
Bame as
a
panel
(as
resembling
roob; a prim, root; prop, to grapple; mostly flg. to wrangle, i.e. hold a controversy; (by impl.) to defend: adversary, chide, complain, contend, debate, X ever, X lay wait, plead, rebuke, strive, X thoroughly.
"!
ruwb,
toss, i.e.
7401. tp'l
rakak,
raw-kak'; a prim, root; to soften (intrans. or trans.), used flg.:
(be) faint ([-hearted]), mollify, (be,
make) soft
(-er),
be
tender.
7402. b5"1 7403.

1
rakal,
trough) :
rafter.
rachiyq
(Chald.), rakh-eek'; corresp.
7379.
3^
rtyb, reeb; or
raw-kal'; a prim, root; to travel for trading : (spioe) merchant.
7352. JJ^tTH
to 7350:far.
7353. bfl*! rachel, raw-kale'; from an unused root mean, to journey; a ewe [the females being the predominant element of a flock] (as a good traveller): ewe, sheep.
7354. bn"l
from 7378; a contest (personal or legal): 1- adversary, cause, chiding, contend (-tfon), controversy, multitude [from the marg.], pleading, strife, strive (-ing), suit.
5*1 rib, reeb;
bS ! Rakal,
raw-kawV; from
7402;
merpass.
chant; Bakal, a place in Pal.:Rachal.
7404. nbi'l
merchandise,
7405. C2/1 7406.
1
rekullah,
part,
traffic.
rek-ool-law' ; fem.
of 7402;
trade (as peddled):

1
7380. ^3*1 7381.

tl"1 "!
Riybay,
reyach,
if
ree-bah'ee;
from
:
7378;
con-
tentious; Bibai,
Rachel,
an
Isr.
raw-khale'; the same as 7353; Bachel, a wife of Jacob: Rachel.
Ribai.
corresp. to
rakac, raw-hat
tie: bind.
a prim, root;
to
ray'-akh; from 7306; odor (as blown): savour, scent, smell.

(Chald.), ray'-akh;
OS ! rekec, reh'-kes; from 7405;
a mountain
7355. firfl
racham,
raw-kham'; a prim, root; to
fondle; by impl, to love, espec. to compassionate:have compassion (on, upon), love, (And, have, obtain, shew) mercy (-iful, on, upon), (have)
pity,
7382. IT !
1
reyach
ridge (as of tied summits): rough place.
7381: smell
7407. 03"l rdkec, ro'-kes; from 7405; a snare (as

7214.
O*! reym. 9^) reya.
See
of tied meshes): pride.
7408.
1255*3
Ruhamah, x
rakasb,
lay up,
i.e.
surely.
See
7453.
raw-kash'; a prim, root; to collect:gather, get.
rakh'-am; from 7355; com1t 7409. IBS'! rekesh, reft'-fcesfc.; from 7408; a relay 7383. !HB' 1 riyphah, ree-faw1 ; or the plur.); byextens. the of animals on a post-route (as stored up womb (as cherishingVae foBtus); by impl. a maiden: ["IS ! riphah, ree-faw/; from 7322; (only for that purpose); by impl. a courser:dromedary, bowels, compassion, damsel, tender love, (great, tenplur.), grits pounded):ground mule, swift beast. (as der) mercy, pity, womb. corn, wheat. Ufa ! rekfinh. See 7399. 7357. dttn Racham, raJcV-am; the same as 7856; 7384. ns^n Rtyphath, ree-fath'; or (prob. by 6*3 rem. See 7211. Raham. an Isr.: pity; Bacham, orth. error)
7356.
BtH racham,
passion
(in

rawm; act. part, of 7311; Bam, the name of an Arabian and 1ST.:Ram. See also 1037.
7410.
Rawam
VI
rSa, ray'-ah; or
Rawzam
109
01
Bam,
high; of an
raw-mas'; a prim, root; prop, i.e. to crawl or move with short steps by analogy to swarm:creep, move.
7430. totfl
to glide swiftly,
;
ramas,
7453.
yi
other.
r6ya, ray'-ah; from 7462; an associate (more or less close): brother, companhusband, lover, neighbour,
Ol runt.
7411. TOil
betray (as
if
See
7311.
7431. VXlil
remes,
reh'-mes;
from
7430;
reptile
ion, fellow, friend,
(an-)
ramah,
raw-maw'; a prim, root; to
or any other rapidly moving animal: that creepeth, creeping (moving) thing.
hurl; spec, to shoot; fig. to delude or causing to fall): beguile, betray, [bow-] man, carry, deceive, throw.
7454. 2>1 rea', ray'-ah; from 7462; a thought (as

association of ideas):thought.
7432. TW21
Remeth,
height;
reh'-meth;
from
7411;
Bemeth,
a place in Pal.:
7413.
mi mi
mi
i*mah
Remeth.
(Ctaald.), l-em-ow'; corresp. to
(flg.)
7411; to throw, set,
assess;cast
(down), impose.
7433. nhi (or moth 611<ad
rrtai
(3
Bam6wth) q n&:
roa, ro'-ah; from 7489; badness (as marring), phys. or mor. : X be so bad, badness, (x be so) evil, naughtiness, sadness, sorrow,
7455.
wickedness.
VI
7413.
ramah,
7311;
raw-maw'; fern. act. part, of a height (as a seat of idolatry):
higb place.
5), raw-moth' gilawd'; from the plur. of 7413 and 1568; heights of Oilad; Bamoth-Gilad, a place B. of the Jordan: Ramoth-gilead, Ramoth in Gilead. See also 7316.
Chron. 33
7414.
Ramah,
7413;
raw-maw1 ; the same as Ramah, the name of four places
7434.
nsS^rj ran
a prim, root; to hunger: (suffer to) famish, (be, have, suffer, suffer to) hunger (-ry). Ramath ham-lHits- 7457. 33p ra'eb, raw-abe'; from 7456; hungry peh, raw-math' ham-mits(more or less intensely):hunger bitten,
7456. 2)3)1 ra6h, raw-abef;
hungry.
in Pal.: Ramah.
from 7436 in the sense of breeding [comp. 7311] ; a maggot (as rapidly bred), lit. or flg.:worm.
7415.
7416. \fl2l
mi
peh'; from 7413 and 4707 with the art. interp. ; height of the watch-tower; Bamath-ham-Mitspeh, a place in
Pal. : Ramath-mizpeh.
rimmah, rim-maw';
7435. ''tyal
Ramathiy,
of 7414;
raw-maw-theef'; patron, a Bamathite or inhab. of Ra-
7458. 'JSI ra'ah, raw-awb'; from 7456; hunger (more or less extensive): dearth, famine, famished, hunger.
7459.
yO$1 ro'abdwo, reh-aw-bone'; from 7456;

famine:famine.
ruomown,
rim-mone1 ; or
mah :Ramathite.
7436. D-'SiX WT\121
T2*l rlmmon, rim-mone'; from 7436; a pomegranate, the tree (from its upright growth) or the fruit (also an artificial ornament): pomegranate.
Ramathaylm Tsowphiym,
7413
raw-maw-thah'and the plur. of the act. part, of 6822; double height of watchers; Bamathajim-Tsophim, a place in Pal. : Ramathaim-
7460. 13>"l ra'ad, raw-ad'; a prim, root; to shudder (more or less violently):tremble.
yim
tso-feem';
from the dual of
7461. 11S1 ra'ad. rah'-ad; or (fem.)
mi>1 re adah,
shudder:
7417. ftefl
yiSI
Biminowu,
rim-mone'; or (shorter)
1
zophim.
reh-aw-dawf; from 7460:

fear, trembling.
Rlmuiiiu, rim-mone
or
7437.
''Jib
DM } Ramath Lechiy,
1
raw'-math
3895; height
7463. TiVI
(lit.
ra'ah, raw-aw>; a prim,

a flock,
i.e.
root; to tend
lekh'-ee;
from
7413
iSi'H'l
Blmmownow
[77]),
and
pasture
it;
intrans. to graze
Bimmon, the name places in Pal :Remmon, Rimmon. The

"-methoar"
(Josh. 19
:
(1 Chron. 6 : 63 rim-mo-no'; the same as 7416; of a Syrian deity, also of five
of a jaw-bone; Bamath-Lechi, a place in Pal.: Ramath-lehi.

"\1
addition
13) is
7438.
"\1
"iSriTSn
ham-m
e th6*ar,
ham-meth-o-
or flg); gen. to rule; by extens. to associate with a friend): X break, companion, keep company with, devour, eat up, evil entreat, feed, use as a Ban. See 1028. friend, make friendship with, herdman, keep [sheep] ron, rone; from 7442; a shout (of deliver- (-er), pastor, shearing house, shepherd, wander, ancessong. waste.
(as
art ; the (one) marked off, taken for part of the name.
awr'; pass. part, of 8388 with the i.e. which pertains; mis-
7439. Tlil 7440.

f"!3*l
ranah,
raw-nan?; a prim, root;
to
7463.
Wl
T&1
whiz:rattle. rlnnah, rin-naw1 ; from

creaking (or
re'eh, ray-eh'; from companion: friend.
7462;
(male)
7442; prop,
a 7464.
re'ah, ray'-aw; fem. of
7453;
a female
nirn
7418.
Bimowth.
See 7418,7433.
SMTHO"! Ramowth-Negeh, raw-mothneh'-gheb; or
shout (of joy or grief):cry, gladness, joy, proclamation, rejoicing, shouting, sing (-ing), triumph.
shrill sound), i.e.
associate:companion, fellow.
7441.
f1S"1
Rlnnah,
rin-naw'; the same as 7440;
raw'-math neh'-gheb; from the plur. or construct, of 7413 and 5045; heights (or height) of the South; Bamoth-Negeb or Bamath-Negeb, a place in Pal.:south Ramoth, Ramath of the south. 7419. tVtOl ramuwth, raw-mooth'; from 7311 a heap (of carcases):height. 7430. TVQ1 r&maeh, ro'-makh; from an unused root mean, to hurl; a lance (as thrown); espec. the iron point: buckler, javelin, lancet, spear. " 7431. f>p1 rammiy, ram-mee'; for 761; a Bamite,
333 XVZl
Raniath
Negeb,
Binnah, an Isr.: Rinnah. 7443. "|31 ranan, raw-nan'; a prim, root; prop, to creak (or emit a stridulous sound), i.e. to shout (usually for joy): aloud for joy, cry out, be joyful, (greatly, make to) rejoice, (cause to) shout
(for
joy), (cause
7465. T\i>1 ro'ah, ro-aw1 ; for 7455; breakage: broken, utterly. e <nw, reh-oo'; for 7471 in the sense of 7466. 7453; friend; Beu, a postdiluvian patriarch: Reu.
WH B
to)
sing
(aloud,
for
joy, out),
from the friend of God; Beuel, the name of Moses' father-in-law, also of an Edomite and an Isr. : Raguel, Reuel.
7467.
reh-oo-ale 1 ;
410;
bNWn Roiu^l,
same as
7466
and
triumph.
7443.
3*1_
renen,
reh'-nen;
from
1
7442;
an
ostrich
7444. ypl
7445.
(from its wail): x goodly. rannen, ran-nane ; intens. from

shouting (for joy): singing.
from 7463 in the sense of 7453; a female associate; gen. (- another, mate, neighbour. an additional one:
7468.
TW1 rMnwth, reh-ooth';
7443;
7469. T?(S1
râwth, reh-ooth';
a feeding upon,
i.e.
prob. from 7463;
i.e.
Aramaean: Syrian.
Tim
grasping after:
r e nanah, ren-aw-naw'; from
7442;
a vexation.
shout (for joy):joyful (voice), singing, 7470. nWI rnwth (Chald.), reh-ooth'; corresp. ram-yaw'; from 7311 and Jah has raised; Bamjah, an triumphing. to 7469; desire:pleasure, will. 7446. 713"! Blccah, ris-saw ; from 7450; a ruin 7471. y$~[ riy, reh-ee'; from 7463; pasture: Isr.: Ramiah. (as dripping to pieces); Bissah, a place 7433. fljtfl r e miy&h, rem-ee-yaw 1 ; from 7411; pasture.
7432.
S"P5?*1
Ramyah,
3050;
7473. "Vfl R6iy, ray-ee'; from 7458; social; Bel, 0^01 raîyc, raw-sees'; from 7450; prop. an Isr.: Ret dripping pieces, i.e. also a to a ruin; ram-mawk'; of for. or.; a 7434. WSH rammak, 7473. ijfa ro'ty, ro-ee'; from act. part, of 7462; dew-drop: breach, drop. mare: dromedary. brood pastoral; as noun, a shepherd: shepe malyahnw, rem-al-yaw'-hoo; 7448. ^0*1 re9en, reh'-sen; from an unused root 7435. IflÊ'l herd. halter restraining) mean, to curb; a (as ".(from an unused root and 3050 (perh. 7474. tVVI ra'yah, rah-yaw'; fem. of 7453; a mean, to cfccfc),' /aft Aas bedecked; Remaljah, an Isr.: by impl. the jaw: bridle. female associate: love.
-fully), false, guile, idle, slack, slothful.
remissness,
treachery:deceit
(-ful,
in the
Desert:Rissah.
7447.
Remaliah.
7449.
Ipl Becen,
7436. 0121
lift
ramam,
rise
(lit.
raw-mam'; a prim,
root; to
reh'-sen; the same as 7448; Besen, a place in Ass.:Resen.
7475. "p" ? !
1 1
ra'ydwn,
raft-yone';
from 7463 in the

cor-
sense of 7469; desire:vexation.
up (self), mount
or fig.):exalt, get [oneself] up, up.
7437. nan'"l
lifting
romemuth,
See
ro-may-mooth'; from
7450. DD*1 racac, raw-sasf; a prim, root; to comminute; used only as denom. from 7447, to moisten (with drops):temper.
ra, rah; from 7489: bad or (as noun) evil (nat. or mor.): adversity, affliction, bad, calamity, displease (-ure), distress, evil ([-f avouredness], man, thing), 4 exceedingly, x great, grief (-vous), harm, heavy, hurt (-ful), ill (favoured),
7476. ifryi
ra'ydwn
(Chald.),
rah-yone';
i.e. (fig.)
resp. to 7475;
a grasp,
mental
the act. part, of 7436; ezottation.-
7451.
$1
conception: cogitation, thought.

7477.
hVI hSI
up of self.
"5721
rlmmon.
"J%Tl
7416.
i.e. (flg.)
ra'al, raw-al'; a prim, root; to reel, to brandish:terribly shake.

raal, rah'-al; from 7477; a reeling (from intoxication):trembling.
ra'iilali rah-al-aw 1 ; fem. of 7478; & long veil (as fluttering): muffler.
7478.
7438.
yiB
Rimmfin
peh'-rets; mark, mischief (-vous), misery, naught (-ty), noi- 7479. pomegranate of the breach; Bimmon-Perets, a place some, + not please, sad (-ly), sore, sorrow, trouble, in the Desert:Rimmon-parez. vex, wicked (-ly, -ness, one), worse (-st), wretchedness, 7480.
Perots, rim-mone' from 7416 and 6556;
ThSI
7439.
e <elayah, reh-ay-law-yaw' from t^tt?"! '; 7477 and 3050; made to tremble (1.6. raw-mas'; a prim, root; to wrong. [Incl. fem. TlSI ra'ah; as adj. or noun.] Jah; Beelajah, an Isr. : Reeliah. tread upon (as a potter, in walking or 7452. VI r6a, ray'-ah; from 7331; a crash (of fearful) of 7481. t)S'1 Ira'am, raio-am'; a prim, root; to abusively) : oppressor, stamp upon, trample (under thunder), noise (of war), shout (of joy): tumble, i.e. be violently agitated; spec. feet), tread (down, upon). X aloud, noise, shouted.
CDl ramac,
110
make
Kaham
Shawbeece

anger): 7504. SIB !
1
to crash (of thunder); fig. to irritate (with to fret, roar, thunder, trouble.
rapheh,
(in
raw-feh'; from body or mind):weak.
7503;
slack
7533.
Y^*l ratsats,
crack in pieces,
7497, 7498.
1
raw-tsats'; a prim, root; to lit. or flg.: break,
7482. 03*5
ra'am, rah' -am; from thunder: thunder,
7481;
a pea! of
7482;
FE^ raphab, Baphah.

MB"1 rlphah.
See
7333.
See
bruise, crush, discourage, oppress, struggle together.
7534.
J?
7483. 'IUDS'I
ra'mah, rah-maw
the
fern, of
! raq, rak; from 7556 in its orig. sense; emaciated (as if flattened out):lean
mane
of a horse (as quivering in
7505. SWB"1
Raphiiw',
7495;
the wind):thunder.
raw-foo'; pass. part, of cured; Baphu, an Isr. : Raphu.
([-fleshed]), thin.
raft,' the same as 7534 as a noun; prop, leanness, i.e. (fig.) limitation; only adv. merely, or con], altliough: but, even, except, howbeit howsoever, at the least, nevertheless, nothing but, notwithstanding, only, save, so [that], surely,
7484. tTOS !
rah-maw'; the same as 7483; Bamah, the name of a grandson of Ham, and of a place (pern, founded by him):
Ba'mah,
7506. DB"1
reh'-fakh; from an unused root appar. mean, to sustain; support;

Isr.
Rephaeh,
7535.
P ! raq,
1
Bephaeh, an
: Rephah.
Raamah.
7485. tl^'py'l
amjah, an Isr. 7486. DDnSt!
rah-am-yaw'; from and 3060; Jah has shaken; BaRaamiah. 7508. d'T'B'n
7481
Ba'amyab,
ref-ee-daw'; from 7507. FITS'! r c phiydah, 7502; a railing (as spread along): bottom.
yet
(so),
in
any
wise.
R phiydiym,
e
7536. p~\ roq, 7537. SPJ"}

1
roke;
from
7556;
spittle:spit
ref-ee-deem'
of the
Ra<m
or.
;
6 ;ec, rah-mes-ace' ; or
7507; ballusters;
plur, of the masc.
same as
(-ting, -tie).
DO??? !
Batamfec,
Bephidim, a place in the Desert:

ref-aw-yaw'; from 7495
raqab,
decay
(as
raw-kab';
1
a prim, root;
to
rah-am-sace''; of Eg. Barneses or Raamses, a place in
Rephidim.
Egypt: Baamses, Rameses.

1
7509. FlJB'l
ROphayah,
by worm-eating): rot. 7538. Sp ! raqab, raw-kawb ; from 7537; decay

(by caries): rottenness (thing).
and 3050; Jah has cured; Bephajah, the 7487. "jS?. ^ ra'anan (Chald.), rah-aw-nan'; cor- name of five Isr. : Rephaiah. resp. to 7488; green, i.e. (flg.) prosper7510. ITS"! rlphyown. rif-yone'; from 7503;
ous .'flourishing.
slackness:
7539.
Y"fij5"l
riqqabfiwn,
7538;
rik-kaw-bone' ;
from
decay {by caries):rotten,

raw-had'; a prim, root; prop. i.e. to spring about (wildly or
rak-kaw'; fem. of 7584; prop. the side of the head:
rak-kone';
rah-an-awn'; from an un7511. 08*1 rapha?, raw-fas'; a prim, root; to used root mean, to be green; verdant; trample, i.e. prostrate:humble self, by anal, new; flg. prosperous:green, flourishing. submit self. 7489. V^l ra'a', raw-ah'; a prim, root; prop, to 7512. OB") i^phat: (Chald.), ref-as'; corresp. to spoil (lit. by breaking to pieces) flg. to 7511: stamp. make (or be) good for nothing, i.e. bad (phys., soc. 7513. FFTDS ! raphcodah, raf-so-daw'; from or mor.):afflict, associate selves [by mistake for 7511; a raft (as flat on the water): 7462], break (down, in pieces), -4- displease, (be, bring, flote. do) evil (doer, entreat, man), show self friendly [by mistake for 7462], do harm, (do) hurt, (behave self, 7514. PB/I raphaq, raw-fdk'; a prim, root; to recline: lean. deal) ill, X indeed, do mischief, punish, still, vex, (do)
7488. 'pS'3
;
1
ra'anan,
feebleness.
7540. 1p_"l
raq ad,
to stamp,
1
for joy): dance, jump, leap, skip.
7541.
flj? !
raqqah,
thinness,
i.e.
temple.
7542.
I"!/?
Raqqown,
raqach,
thinness; Bakkon,
from 7534 a place in ral.:
Rakkon.
7543.
tlp_"l
raw-kakh'; a prim, root; to
perfume: apothecary,
compound,
wicked (doer,
7490. S>?"1
-ly),
be
(deal, do)
worse.
reh-ah'; corresp.
7515.
to
"3}ift
raphas,
trample,
raw-fas'; a prim, root; to

roil
make
ra
(Chald.),
i.e.
7489:break, bruise.
7516. IliSl
root; to
rephesh,
(as roiled) :
reh'-fesh;
7491. SCOl
ra'aph, raw-af; a prim,

drip .-distil, drop (down).
1
mire.
water:foul, trouble. from 7515; mud
[ointment], prepare, spice. 7544. tip*} reqacb, reh'-kakh;
perfumery,
flavor): spiced.
i.e.
from 7543; prop. (by impl.) spicery (for

from
7542;
7517. JIB"!
repheth,
7492. VS'n ra<ats, ram-ats ; a prim, root; to break in pieces; flg. harass:dash in
pieces, vex.
prob. from 7503; a stall for cattle (from their resting

reh'-feth;
7545.
FlP_"l
roqach,
ro'-kakh;
an aro-
maticconfection, ointment.
7546. FIP !
7547.
Flj? !
1
there): stall.
raqqach
rak-kawkh'; from 7548; a
7518. V"} rats, rats;
contr.
from
male perfumer; apothecary.

7538;
a frag
7493.
also
UiS* "!
ra'ash, raw-ash
undulate
a prim,
root;
to
ment: piece.
7519. NSi'l ratsa>, raw-tsaw'; a prim, root; to run; also to delight in: accept, run. 7520. *l^ ratsad, raw-tsad'; a prim, root; prob. to look askant, i.e. (flg.) be jealous:
raqqnaeh,
rak-koo'-akh; from 7543; a scented substance: perfume.
(as the earth, the sky, etc.;
of grain), partic. through fear; spec, to spring (as a locust):make afraid, (re-) move, quake, (make to) shake, (make to) tremble.
field
7548. SlflP'n
fectioner.
raqqachah,
of
7547;
rak-kaw-khaw' ; fem. a female perfumer:con-
7494. EJy'l ra'ash, rah'-ash; from 7493; vibration, bounding, uproar: commotion,
leap.
7521. Sllfn
ratsah, raw-tsaw'; a prim,
root; to
confused noise, earthquake, fierceness, quaking, rattling,
raw-kee'-ah; from 7554; prop, an expanse, i.e. the firmament or (apparently) visible arch of the sky: firmament.
7549.
*$] raqtya',
rushing, shaking.
7495. NB"1
f"IB"l
rapha', raw-faw'; or
1 a prim, root; ; prop, to mend (by stitching), i.e. (flg.) to cure;cure, (cause to) heal, physician, repair, X thoroughly, make whole. See 7503.
raphab, raw-faw
be pleased with; spec, to satisfy a debt:(be) accept (-able), accomplish, set affection, approve, consent with, delight (self), enjoy, (be, have a) favour (-able), like, observe, pardon, (be, have,
take) please (-ure), reconcile self.
7522.
pB !
1
rat sown,
as
raw-tsone'; or
7521; delight
7550. P'1 )?'! raqtyq, raw-keek'; from 7556 in its orig. sense; a thin cake: cake, wafer. 7551. &p_"l raqam, raw-kam'; a prim, root; to variegate color, i.e. embroider; by impl. to fabricate:embroiderer, needlework, curiously work.
'JB'l
ratson, raw-tsone'; from

(espec.
7496. NB"1
7495 in the sense of 7503; prop, lax, i.e. (flg.) a ghost (as dead ; in plur. only): dead, deceased.
rapha', raw-faw'; from
acceptable (-ance, -ed), delight, desire, favour, (good) pleasure, (own, self, voluntary) will, as . . . (what) would.
shown): (be)
reh'-kem; from 7551; versiBekem, the name of a place in Pal., also of a Midianite and an Isr.: Rekem. rik-maw ; from 7551; 7553. FIBP "! rlqmah,
7552. fiP"l
Reqem,
color;
7497. KB*! rapha.', raw-faw 1 ; or
7523. tlSt^
ratsach,
raw-tsakh'; a prim, root;

i.e. kill
T\H ra.pb.ab., raw-faw'; from 7495 In the sense of invigorating; a giant: giant,
Rapha, Rephaim
7498. NB"1
US'"!
(-s).
prop, to dash in pieces,

being), espec. to
(a
human
(man-)
murder:put
to death,
kill,
variegation of color; spec, embroidery:broiderei (work), divers colours, (raiment of) needlework (on both sides).
See also
slay
1051.
1
Rapha', raw-faw
or
murder (-er). 7524. n~) retsach,

(-er),
crushing; spec,
ter,
Raphab,
raw-faw'; prob. the same
sword.
as 7497; giant;
Rapha
or Baphah, the
pass.
7525. NJfc'l
name
of
two
Isr.: -Rapha.
7499. FINS'!
[-ed],
r'phn'ah,
part, of
ref-oo-aw'; fem.
7526.
fSfi
R e tslyu,
7554. ypjj raqa<, raw-kah'; a prim, root; to from 7523; a pound the earth (as a sign of passion) a murder-cry: slaugh- by analogy to expand (by hammering); by impl. to overlay (with thin sheets of metal): beat, make Bltsya', rits-yaw'; from 7531; de- broad, spread abroad (forth, over, out, into plates), light; Bitsjah, an Isr. :Rezia. stamp, stretch.
reh'-tsakh;
rets-een';
7495;
a medicament:heal
Isr.: Reaan.
rif-ooth';
Betsin, the
name
prob. for 7522; of a Syrian and of an

root;
7555. SP'l rlqqfia*, rik-koo'-ah; from 7554; beaten out, i.e. a (metallic) plate:
broad.
medicine.
7500.
mNSn
ripb'Awtb,
cure:health.
from 7495; a 7527. yS!^ ratsa*, raw-tsah'; a prim,

pierce: bore.
to
7556. PP_"1
1
raqaq, raw-kaW; a
spit:
prim,
root;
to
spit.
rak-kath';
7501. VlW'l
e pha'el, 410;
and
Isr.:Rephael.
ref-ato-ale'; from 7495 God has cured; Bephael, an
7528.
ST|3*n
ratgaph, raw-tsaf; a denom. from 7557. rip ! Raqqath,

i.e.
from
7556 in its
7529; to tessellate, with bright stones):pave.
embroider (as
if
a beach (as expanded shingle); Bakkath, a place in Pal. : Rakkatb.

orig. sense of diffusing;
7502. 1B"1
comfort,
rapbad,
spread
(a
make
raw-fad'; a prim, root; to by impl. to refresh; [a bed], spread.

bed);
7529. t]S") retseph, reh'-tsef; for 7565; a red-hot stone (for bakinf,):coal.
7558. TPfi"]
rishydwn,
rish-yone'; from an unused root mean, to have leave; a
7530. tfjtl
Retseph,
raw-faw'; a prim, root; to slacken (in many applications, lit. or flg.): abate, cease, consume, draw [toward evening], fail, (be) faint, be (wax) feeble, forsake, idle, leave, let alone (go, down), (be) slack, stay, be still, be slothSee 7495. ful, (be) weak (-en).
7503. F!B*1
raphab,
reh'-tsef; the same as 7529; Betseph, a place in Ass. :Rezepb.
permit:grant.
7559. Sliyn
rasham,
7531. ilBSÎ rltspah, rits-paie 1 ; fem. of 7529; a hot stone; also a tessellated pavement: live coal, pavement.
raw-sham'; a prim, root; to record: note.
7560. 61B^
SHI?'!
i*ham
(Chald.), resh-am'; corresp.
to 7559: sign, write.
7532. FlBJt'1
Rltspah,
rits-paw';
the
same as 7561.
rashat, raw-shah'; a prim,
7531; Bitspah,
an Israelitess: Rizpah,
root; to be (caus, do or declare) wrong: by imnl

Co disturb, violate:condemn,
Ranam
Shawbeece
ill
make trouble, vex,

(-ly, -ness).
be
7589. tONIB
despite
(-ful).
(commit, deal, depart, do) wicked
sb e>at, sheh-awt'; from an unused root mean, to push aside; contempt:
7613. riNiB seth, seh-ayth'; from 5875; an elevacheerfulness;

rising.
7562. yaj"1 reslia', reh'-shah; from 7561; a wrong

(espec.
tion or leprous scab; flg. elation or exaltation in rank or character:be
moral):Iniquity, wicked
(-ness).
7563. 3>1B^ rasha<, raw-shaw'; from 7561; morally wrong; concr an (actively) bad person: condemned, guilty, ungodly, wicked (man), that did wrong
7590. C2N10 sha't, shawt; for act. part, of 7750 [comp. 7589]; one contemning:that
(which) despise
(-d).
accepted, dignity, excellency, highness, raise
up self,
7591. iTSjtlD
sh e 'iyah,
desolation:
sheh-ee-yaw 1 ; from 7582;
destruction.
7614. Naili Sh<"ba>, sheb-aw'; of for. or.; Sheba, the name of three early progenitors of tribes and of an Ethiopian district: Sheba, Sabeans. 7615. ""Nail!
7564. Fl^tth rish'ah, rish-aW; fem. of 7562; wrong (espec moral):fault, wickedly
(-ness).
7592. bNlB sba'al, shaw-al'; or
Sheba'iy,
7614;
sheb-aw-ee'; patron,
Sheba'ite or desc. of
from Sheba:
7565.
W&l resheph,
coal;
(as flashing
reh'-shef;
from
8313;
live
arrow
an flg. through the ail); spec, fever:spark, hot arrow, (burning) coal, burning heat,
by analogy lightning;
to
'
thunderbolt.
charge, consult, demand, desire, X earnestly, en quire. greet, obtain leave, lend, pray, request, salute, X straitly, X surely, wish. require,
bKID sha'el, shaw-ale'; a prim, root; to Sabean. inquire; by impl. to request; by extens. 7616. aaU3 shabab, shaw-bawb'; from an unused demand: ask (counsel, on), beg, borrow, lay to root mean, to break up; & fragment, i.e.
+ +
ruin:broken in
7617. 7"Dtt5
pieces.
7566. $*\ 7567. Hi"!
Resbeph, reh'-shef; the same as 7565;

Besheph, an
Isr.
7593. 3811)
: Resbeph
7594. bNl!5
sh e 'el (Chald.), sheh-ale'; corresp. to 7592: ask, demand, require.
1 ; a prim, root; to transport into captivity : (bring away, carry, carry away, lead, lead away, take) captive (-s),
shabab, shaw-baw
drive (take) away.
rashash,
raw-shash'; a prim, root;
Sh e'Al.
Sheiil,
sheh-awV; from 7692; request;

Isr.
to demolish: impoverish.
7618. *D11J
an
: Sheal.
shebiiw,
root
(prob.
sheb-oo';
ident.
from an unused
7568. np'n resheth, reh'-sheth; from 3423; a net (as catching animals):net [-work],
bklU sh e '61. See 7685.

7595.
7569. piFrt 7570.

1
rattowq
ratbacb,
rat-toke';
from
7576;
8biW3 sh e 'ela>
7593;
chain: chain.
ffln "}
(Chald.), sheh-ay-law 1 ; from prop, a question (at law), i.e.
with that of 7617 through the idea of subdivision into flashes or streamers [comp. 7632]) mean, to flame; a gem (from its
sparkle), prob. the
agate: agate.
sheb-oo-ale 1 ; or
raw-thakh'; a prim, root;

7570;
judicial decision or
mandate: demand.
7619. bNiatD
bstailD
Shbw'el,
to boil: boil.
7596. !"fcNlIJ sh e 'elah, sheh-ay-law 1 ; or
Shuwba'el,
7571. tiri^ retbacb, reh'-thdkh; from

boiling:
7617 (abbrev.) or 7725

flbllj T
shoo-baw-ale' ; from and 410; captive
7572.
H^^T
X [boil] rattiyqah,
7576;
well.
rat-tee-kaw 1 ;
from
7573. dn*1 7574. 6rYn
ratbam,
yoke up
a chain: chain. raw-tham'; a prim, root; to

the pole of a vehicle) : bind.
reh'-them; or
ro'-them; from broom (from its
7573;
Sam. 1 17), shay-law ; (or returned) of God; Shebuel or Shubael, the name a petition; by impl. a loan: of two Isr.: Shebuel, Shubael. loan, petition, request. 7620. S'Oip shabiiwa'. shaw-boo'-ah; or sheh-al-tee-ale' 7597. btrnb^TIJ Sh e 'aHiy'el,
1
ghelah
from
(1
7592
or
3?ai*J
sbabna',
shaw-boo'-ah; also (fem.)
(to
retbem,
biOFbp
Shedltiel,
Shaltiy'fel,
7592
shal-tee-ale' ;
from
and
410;
I have asked God;

(Chald.),
dn"l
rdtbem,
Spanish
(tree).
the
an
Isr. : Shalthiel, Shealtiel.
pole-like
7598. biTFlb&Sia
tiel.
Sh e >aHiy'61
sheh-al-
sheb-oo-aw'; prop. pass, a denom. of 7651 ; lit. sevened, i.e. a week (spec, of years): seven, week. fem. 7621. Tiyiap sh ebftwah, sheb-oo-aw1 ;
part, of 7650 as
fWSti sh ebiiah,
stems):juniper
7575. STjrVn
tee-ale'; corresp. to
7597: Shealsworn,
i.e.
prop, something
fem. of 7574; Bithmah, a place in the Desert:
Rlthmab. rith-maw';
7599.
"|N115
sha'an, shaw-an'; a
loll,
i.e.
Eithmah.
7576.
raw-thakf; a prim, root; to fasten: bind. 7577. flpO'l r e thuqah, reth-oo-kaw' ; fem. pass. part, of 7576; something fastened,
i.e.
be peaceful:be
1052.
prim, root; to at ease, be
an oath: curse, oath, X sworn. 7622. rVDlD sh ebuwth, sheb-ooth'; or
pni ratbaq,
quiet rest.
See also
rVilB sh e biyth,
sheb-eeth';
from
7817;
a chains-chain.
retfc-ajrffc';
7578. nit*] J*theth,

trembling.
for 7374;
exile: concr. prisoners; fig. a former 7600. "pNlIJ sha'anan, shah-an-awn' ; from 7599; state of prosperity:captive (-ity). secure; in a bad sense, haughty: that 7623. 113113 shabach, shaw-bakh'; a prim, root; Comp. 7946. is at ease, quiet, tumult. prop, to address in a loud tone, i.e. 7601 0iX12J sha'ac, shaw-as'; a prim, root; to (spec.) loud; flg. to pacify (as if by words):complunder: spoil. terror:mend, glory, keep in, praise, still, triumph. 7602. lt$UJ sha'aph, shaw-af; a prim, root; to 7624. rD^Jshebach (Chald.), shebakh': corresp. inhale eagerly flg. to covet; by impl. to to 7623; to adulate, i.e. adore:praise. angry; also to hasten:desire (earnestly), devour,
be
haste pant, snuff up, swallow up.
7625.
U3UJ sh e bat
7626;
3312?
(Chald.), sheb-at'; corresp. to
7579.
water).
3NtliJ
sha'ab, shaw-ab'; a prim, root; to bale up water: (woman to) draw (-er,
sha'ag, shaw-ag'; a prim, root; rumble or moan: x mightily, roar.
to
7603. *1Ntp g e '6r, seh-ore'; from 7604; barm or yeast-cake (as swelling by fermentation):leaven.
a clan:tribe.
shay'-bet;
7626.
shebet,
from an unused
7604.
3N12*i
'HNllJ
sha'ar, shaw-ar'; a prim,

to swell up,
i.e.
7580.
root; prop. be (caus. make) redun-
root prob. mean, to branch off; a scion, i.e. (lit.) a stick (for punishing, writing, fighting, ruling, walking, etc.) or (flg.) a clan: x correction,
dart, rod, sceptre, staff, tribe.
dant: leave,
the
rest.
(be) left, let, remain,
remnant, reserve,
7581. 713NU5 nh.<&g&tk, sheh-aw-gaic'; from 7580; a rumbling or moan: roaring.
7605.
rest.
IStttJ
sh e 'ar,
sheh-awr';
from
7604;
re-
7627. U3UJ Shba.t, sheb-awt'; of for. or.; Shebat, a Jewish month:Sebat.

sheb-ee'; from 7618; exiled;captured; as noun, exile (abstr. or concr. and collect.) by extens. booty: captive (ity), prisoners, X take away, that was taken.
7582. r"IN1D
sha'ab, shaw-aw'; a prim, root; to rush; by impl. to desolate: be desolate, (make a) rush (-ing), (lay) waste.
sha'ab, shaw-aw';
a
prim,
mainder: x
7606. "1NU5
rest.
other, remnant, residue,
7628.
*<311)
rsh e biy,
;
7583. flNlS
root [rather idtnt. with 7582 through the idea of whirling to giddiness] ; to stun, i.e. (intrans.) be astonished:wonder.
7605:
she 'ar (Chald.), sheh-awr'; corresp. to X whatsoever more, residue,

sh e 'Sr,
flg.
7629. "'iia
sheh-ayr';
Shobfy,
Shobi, an
sho-bee';
from
7617;
captor;
7607. 'INIB
from
7604; flesh (as
Ammonite: Shobi.
sho-bah'ee; for 7629; Shobai,
swelling out), as living or for food; gen.
7630.
"
3i25
Shobay,
an
Isr.
7584.
tTTSfljS
gha'avah,
shah-av-aw'; from 7582; a tempest (as rushing); desolation.

sheh-ole'; or
food of any kind;

kin]
kindred by blood: body, flesh, food, (near) kin (-sman, -swoman), near (nigh) [of 7631.
7608. JTHNTIJ
: Shobai.
a^to
7585.
bltSlli
sb e '6wl,
s ebiyb (Chald.), sebêb 1 ; corresp. to 7632:flame.

shaw-beeb'; from the same as 7616; flame (as split into tongues):
shib-yaw'; or concr.
biTO she '6l,

ranean
grave,
sha'arah, shah-ar-aw
7607;
sheh-ole 1 ;
the world of the dead (as

retreat), includ. its
hell, pit.
blfctll)
hades or if a subteraccessories and inmates

7592;
:
from
'; fem. of female kindred by blood:near

1
7632.
îlB shabiyb,
kinswomen.
7609. rfHNlJp
She6rah,
sheh-er-aw 1 ; the
same as 7633. frail) shlbyah,

exile (abstr.
fem. of 7628;
7608; Sheerah,
an Israelitess: Sherah.
sheh-awr'
captives
(-ity).
and
collect.):
7586.
Sha'iiwl, shaw-ooV;
7592;
Isr.
pass. part, of
7610. aiUJ"; 1Kl*i
She'ar Yashuwb
Edomite and two

7587. "blNTlS
Shaul:
asked; Shaiil, the : Saul, Shaul.
from
Sha'awliy, 7856; a
Shaulites.
"}iS*125
7588.
sha'own,
shaw-onef; from 7582; up;
yaw-shoob'; from 7605 and 7725; 7634. trail? Shobyah, shob-yaw'; fem. of the same as 7629; captivation; Shobjak, a remnant will return; Shedr-Jashub, the symbol, an Isr. : Shachia [from the marg.J. shaw-oo-lee' ; patron. name of one of Isaiah's sons: Shear-jashub. Shaulite or desc. of 7611. rP**J*tf"15 sb e 6riyth, sheh-ay-reeth' ; from 7635. bâiB shabfyl, shaw-beel'; from the same as 7640; a track or passage-way (as if 7604; a remainder or residual (surviving, final) portion: that had escaped, be left, flowing along):path.
of an
posterity,
name
tion:
roar (as of rushing) by impl. destruchorrible, noise, pomp, rushing, tumult 7612.
remain (der), remnant, residue,
rest.
7636. DâiD
riNlI)
(X
-uous).
slie'th, shayth; from 7582; devastation:desolation.
shabtyc, shawbeece'; from an unused root mean, to interweave; ~ a netting for the hair: caul.
112
7637.
Shebeeee
Shooname

7654.
*p3$
shebiy<Sy, sheb-ee-ee>; or
sh e bi e iy, sheb-ee-ee';
7657;
nyaiB sob<ah,
Vap
sob-au>'; fem. of 7648; satiety: (to have) enough, X till ... be
7676. nap"
ahabbath,
7678;
shab-bawth';
i.e.
interns,
from
Sab-
intermission,
(spec.) the
ordinal
from
full, [un-] satiable, satisfy,
seventh:seventh (time).
WaP
7655. TtyaiB
sufficiently.
7651.
bath; (
7677.
+ every) sabbath.
shdb-baw-thone';
slill.'ali
See
IV'aP she biyth. See 7623.

7638. "5jap safoali, saw-baivk'; from an unused root mean, to intwine; a netting (ornament to the capital of a column) : net.
linaP shabbathdwn,
from
7676;
shlb'ah
(Chald.), shib-aw 1 ; corresp.
a sabbatism or special
shab-beth-ah'ee;
holiday:rest, sabbath.
7678.
to 7651: seven (times).
7656.
Wai23 Shib'ah,
seven (-th);
shib-aw';
masc. of 7651; Shebah, a well in Pal. :

See See
7630.
TiaP ShabbHhay,
from
of
7676; restful; Shabbetliai, the
name
three Isr.: Shabbethai.
N?ap
7639.
sabbeka'. See
5443.
Shebah.
rWa/BJ
seb-aw-kaw'; tern, of 7838; a net-work, Le. (in hunting) a snare, (in arch.) a ballustrade; also a reticulated ornament to a pillar: checker, lattice, network,
snare, wreath (-enwork).
sh e ba<ah. shebiy<iy.
7651;
SlSap s<=bakah,
"Wip
7657.
7637.
7679. iOffi saga', saw-gaw'; a prim, root; to grow, i.e. (caus.) to enlarge, (flg.) laud: increase, magnify.
multiple of threescore
fiâP shlb<iym,
-teen).
shib-eem';
7680.
NSp
seventy:
seventy,
;
s e ga> (Chald.), seg-aW; corresp. to 7679; to increase: grow, be multiplied.

shaw-gay';
prob.
and ten (+
7681.
prol.
NSp Shage',
sagab,
(caus.
from
7686;
7640.
bap
shebel,
show'-bel;

7659.
;
!"I53>aT25
shlfo'anah, shilww-naw' ;
for the masc. of 7651
erring; Shage, an Isr.: Shage.
root mean, to flow; a lady's train (as

trailing after her):leg.
seven: seven.
shib-aw-thah'-
7682. S4T2J
dWaiZJ shlb<athaylm,
yim;
(-fold, times).
make)
saw-gab'; a prim, root; to be lofty, espec. inaccessible;
7641. VaiB shlbbol, shib-bole

rfc'aiB
or(fem.)
dual (adv.) of 7651;
seven-
byimpl.
set
safe, strong;
used
strong.
lit.
and
flg.
times:seven
exalt, be excellent, (be, set on) high, lofty,
: defend, be safe,
shibboleth,
same as
7640;
shib-bo'-leth;
from the
a stream
(as flowing) ;
;
an ear of grain (as growing out) by anal, a branch:branch, channel, ear (of corn), ([water-]) flood, Shibboleth. Comp. 5451.
also
shaw-bats 1 ; a prim, root; to interweave (colored) threads in squares; byimpl. (of reticulation) to inchase gems in gold: embroider, set.
7660.
V3p
up (on high), be too
shabats,
7683. iTji shfigag, shaw-gag'; a prim, root; to stray, i.e. (flg.) sin (with more or less apology): x also for that, deceived, err, go astray,
sin ignorantly.
7642.
Its
blbaP shabluwl,
same as
7640;
shab-looV;
from the 7661. yaiS shabats,

anguish.
sftaw-bawts';
i.e.
from 7660;
in-
7684. !"!J3P
shegagah, sheg-aw-gaw
from
7688;
a mail
(as if floating in
tanglement,
(flg.)
perplexity:
a mistake or inadvertent
7685.
transgres-
own
slime): snail.
sion:error, ignorance, at unawares, unwittingly.
riVail?
shibboleth. See 7641.

seb-awm'; or (fem.)
7662.
pap
7643.
MP
Se bam,
remain:
sh e baq. (Chald.), sheb-aJC; corresp. to the root of 7783; to quit, i.e. allow to leave, let alone.
Mjp sagah, saw-gaw';

!"I312)
a prim, root; to enlarge (espec. upward, also fig.):grow
(up), increase.
sib-maw'; prob. from 1818; spice; Sebam or Sibmah, a place In Moab:Shebam, Shibmah, Sibmah.
!"TOaU5
Sibmah,
7663. ""Dp. sabar, saw-bar1 ; erroneously
7644 SaP Shebna',

ftiaiB
sheb-naw'; or
1
Shebnah, sheb-naw ; from an unused root mean, to grow; growth; Shebna or Shebnah, an Isr.: Shebna, Shebnah.
7645.
shabar (Neh. 2 13, 15), shaw-bar1 ; a prim, root; to scrutinize; by impl. (of watching) to expect (with hope and patience) :hope, tarry, view, wait.
""iaU5
:
shagah, shawgauf; a prim, root; to stray (caus. mislead), usually (flg.) to mistake, espec. (mor.) to transgress; by extens. (through the idea of intoxication) to reel, (flg.) be enraptured: (cause to) go astray, deceive, err, be ravished, sin through ignorance, (let, make to) wander.
7686. 7687.
7664.
""fito
seher, say'-ber; from

tion:hope.
ai3p S e guwb,
Segub, the
fl312J
seg-oob';
7663;
expecta-
name
of
from 7683; aloft; two Isr.:Segub.
tTOap Sh ebanyah,
7688.
shagach,
sheb-an-yaw' ; or
sheb-an-yaw'hoo; from the same as 7644 and 3050; Jah has grown (i.e. prospered); Shebanjah, the name of three or four Isr.:Shebaniah.
IFFSaP Shebanyahuw,
1 a prim, root; to ; or fig.):break (down, off, in pieces, up), broken ([-hearted]), bring to the birth, crush, destroy, hurt, quench, x quite, tear, view [by mistake for 7668].
7665. "laiB
shabar, shaw-bar
(lit.
to peep, i.e. glance
shaw-gakh'; a prim, root; sharply at:look
burst
(narrowly).
7689. 7690.
NVp
saggiy>.ag-oftee'; from 7679; (superlatively)
mighty:
excellent, great.
nummany, much, from
N^Sp saggiy'
(Chald.), sag-ghee'; corresp.
7646. 3>aP saha', saw-bah'; or

3>ail5
7666. laffl
root; to
fig.):
shabar, shaw-bar
7668; to deal in
1 denom. ; grain: buy, sell.
from
sore, very.
to 7689; large (in size, quantity or

ber, also adv.): exceeding, great (-ly),
sabSa', saw-bay'-ah; a prim,

sate,
i.e. fill
to satisfaction
(lit.
or
7667. laiB sheber, sheh'-ber; or
7691. JlSOjp
sh e giy'ah,
7686;
sheg-ee-aw';
*iatp sheher, shay'-ber; from 7665; & frachave enough, fill (full, self, with), be (to the) full (of), ture, flg. ruin; spec, a solution (of a 7692. have plenty of, be satiate, satisfy (with), suffice, be dream): affliction, breach, breaking, broken [-footweary of.
a moral mistake:
error.
T^Sp shlggayown,
shig-gawyone' ; or
shig-gaw-yo-naw1 ;
7647. yai^p safest', saw-haw ; from 7846; copiousness: abundance, plenteous (-ness, -ly).
1
ed, -handed], bruise, crashing, destruction, hurt, in-
Wv&p shlggaydnah,
terpretation, vexation.
7648. 5>ato sdba<, so' -bah; from 7646; satisfaction (of food or [flg.] joy):fill, full (-ness), satisfying, be satisfied. 7649. 3>afe sahea, saw-bay'-ah; from 7646; satiated (in a pleasant or disagreeable sense):full (of), satisfied (with).
7668. "lap sheber, sheh'-ber; the same as 7667; grain (as if broken into kernels): corn,
victuals.
from 7686; prop, aberration, i.e. (tech.) a dithyramb or rambling poem: Shiggaion, Shigionoth.
7693.
?3p shagal,
shaw-gal'; a prim, root; copulate with: he with, ravish.
to
7669.
lap
Sheber,
Sheber,
sheh'-ber;
the same as 7667;
an Isr.:Sheber.
shib-rone';
7694. 53p shegal, shay-gawl' ; tromlSM; a queen (from cohabitation) : queen.
7670. "piaiB
shlbrown,
rupture,
i.e.
a prim, root; 7650. yaiU shaba, shaw-bah'; prop, to be complete, but used only as a denom. from 7661 ; to seven oneself, i.e. swear (as if by repeating a declaration seven times):adjure, charge (by an oath, with |an oath), feed to the full [by mistake for 7646], take an oath, X straitly, (cause
to,
a pang;
flg.
from 7665; ruin:
7695.
7696.
baP shegal
3*312)
(Chald.), shay-gawl'; corresp. to 7694; a (legitimate) oueeji:wife.
breaking, destruction.
7671. Dâttj
sheb-aw-reem' ; plur. of 7667; ruins; Shebarim, a place in
Sh ebariym,
shaga*, shaw-gah'; a prim, root; to rave through insanity: (be, play the)
mad
(man).
Pal.: Shebarim.
7697. "jiy^p
(Chald.), sheb-ash'; corresp.
i.e.
shlgga<6wn,
shig-gaw-vone' ; from
make
7672. 12JaP
astonished.
sh e bash
to 7660;
7696; craziness:furiously,
madness.
to)
swear.
to intangle,
perplex:be
7698. '"DP sheger, sheh'-ger;

finally
from an unused
7651. #3125 sheba*, sheh'-bah; or (masc.)
CBGP
shlb'ah,
shib-aw';
from
7650;
7673. na\2J
shabath,
to repose,
root prob. mean, to eject; the foetus (as expelled): that cometh of, increase.
shaw-bath';
i.e.
prim, cardinal number; seven (as the sicred/uHone); also (adv.) seven times; byimpl. a week; by extens. an indefinite number: (-f- by) seven
([-fold], -s, [-teen, -teenth], -th, times).
desist
a prim, root; from exertion;

flg.
7699. *lP
sbad, shad; or shod,

sense) contr.
Comp.
7658.
or spec.): (cause to, let, make to) cease, celebrate, cause (make) to fail, keep (sabbath), suffer to be lacking, leave, put
used in
many impl.
relations (caus.,
shade; prob. from 7736 (in its orig. the breast of a woman or animal (as bulging):breast, pap, teat.
;
^P
7652. 3>aiB sheba, sheh'-bah; the same as 7651; seven; Sheba, the name [Of a place in Pal, and of two Isr.:Sheba.
3>aiZ5
away
7674.
(down), (make
to) rest, rid, still,
take away.
7673; rest,
sit still,
7700.
1p
naiB shebeth,
sheh'-beth;
from
shed, shade; from 7736; a doemon (as malignant) : devil.
interruption, cessation:cease,
loss of time.
7701.
TP
*TTTl5
shdd,
shode; or
shabdae. See 7630.

7647; '.sati-
sSiowd
violence,
(Job 5
21), shade,-
from 7736;
destruc-
7675.
nap" shebeth,
7653. FIJP3TB slb'ah, sib-aw'; fem. of ety: fulness.
sheh'-beth; infln. of 3437; prop, session; but used also concr. an

seat.
ravage: desolation,
tion,
oppression, robbery, spoil
(-ed, -er, -ing),
wast-
abode or locality:place,
Comp.
3439.
ing.

7702.
Shebeeee
Shooname
113
"VW sadad,
abrade,
saw-dad';
i.e.
a prim, root; to 7725. harrow afield: break clods,

lit.
21113
harrow. a prim, root; prop, to be burly, i.e. (fig.) powerful (pass, impregnable); by impl. to ravage:dead, destroyer), oppress, robber, spoil (-er), x utterly, (lay) 7703.
waste.
tyD shadad,
shaw-dad';
or fig. the starting point); gen. to retreat; often adv. again: ([break, build, circumcise, dig, do anything,
ahunb, shoob; a prim, root; to turn back (hence, away) trans, or intrans., (not necessarily with the idea of return to
feed, lay
7746. firniXS
Shuwchah,
Sbuchty,
7744;
shoo-khaw>; the same as 7745; Shuchah, an Isr.: Shuah.

shoo-khee'; patron,
desc. of
7747. "'IVPD
Shuhite.
a Shuehite or
from Shuach:
do
evil,
down,
lie
rejoice, send, take,
weep])
in
down, lodge, make, again, (cause to) an(wise),
7748. tajRB"
Shuwcham,
from
swer (+ again),
any case
at
all,
7743;
shoo-khawm'; from humbly; Shucham, an Isr.: Shuham.
averse, bring (again, back,

STlil?
home
again), call
[to
7704.
sadeh,
saw-deh'; or
saw-dah'ee; from an unused root mean, to spread out; a field (as flat): country, field, ground, land, soil, X wild.
*TO saday,
mind], carry again (back), cease, x certainly, come again (back) X consider, -f continually, convert, deliver (again), -|- deny, draw back, fetch home again, X fro, get [oneself] (back) again, X give (again), go again (back, home), [go] out, hinder, let, [see] more,
7749. "WIlllS
Shuwcbamiy,
patron,
7748;
shoo-khaw-mee'
a Shuchamite
(collect.) : Shuhamites.
shlddah, shid-dah'; from 7703; wife (as mistress of the house) : X sorts, musical instrument.
7705.
STjffl
a
all
or (by perm.) a primitive root; to detrude, derelict i.e. (intrans. and fig.) become X needs, be past, X pay, pervert, pull in again, put (again, up again), recall, recompense, recover, re- (wrongly practise; namely, idolatry):turn aside to. fresh, relieve, render (again), X repent, requite, 7751. t3111S shoot; a prim, root; prop, to
31113
7750.
tWt, soot;
soot;
DID ciw(,
7706.
"H1Z5
shad-dah'ee; from 7703; the Almighty: Almighty.
Sbadday,
7707.
shed-ay-oor'; from the same as 7704 and 217; spreader of light; Shedejur, an Isr.: Shedeur.
""WTO Sh'dey'uwr,
Slddiym,
same as
rescue, restore, retrieve, (cause to, make to) return, reverse, reward, + say nay, send back, set again, slide back, still, x surely, take back (off), (cause to, make to) turn (again, self again, away, back, back again, backward, from, off), withdraw.
shnwt,
push forth; (but used only fig.) to lash, i.e. (the sea with oars) to row; by impl. to travel:go (about, through, to and fro), mariner, rower, run to and fro.
7752.
131115
show,, shote; from 7751; a lash (lit. or

fig.): scourge, whip.
5N3TO Shuwba'el.
7726. aniUJ
See
7619.
7708. D^lllS
sid-deem'; plur.
flats;
from the
7704;
Siddim, a valley
sbdwbab,
apostate,
in Pal.: Siddim.
7709.
field.
FIM"111)
sh e demah,
frowardly, turn
away
sho-bawb'; from 7725; idolatrous: backsliding, [from marg.].

i.e.
7753. Tptt)
suwk,
i.e.
sook; a prim, root; to entwine, shut in (for formation, protection or
restraint): fence,
(make an) hedge
(up).
shed-ay-maw'; appar.
from 7704; a cultivated field: blasted,

7710. tplB
7727. 5Sitt3
Showbab,
7726;
sfto-oawb'; the
rebellious;
same as Shobab, the name of

from
7725;
7754.
TjlilS
sdwk,
soke; or(fem.)
S"DT9
sdwkah,
branch
so-kaw';
sbadapb,
two
shaw-daf; a prim, root; to
Isr.
: Shobab.
sho-babe';
(as interleaved)
so-ko'; or
from 7753; :bough.
a-
scorch: blast.
7728. SSiUi shdwbeTb,

apostate,
i.e.
7755. SlbiilS
S1D115 131115
Sowkoh,
Sokofa.
7711. SlB^llS
'yiB'TO
sh e dephah, shed-ay-faw' ; or
shid-daw-fone' from 7710; blight: blasted (-ing).
heathenish or (actually)
so-ko'; or
so-ko';
heathen: backsliding.
7729. FDIIIS
7730.
shlddaphown,
shuwbah,
sowbek,
i.e.
shoo-bawf;
from
7725;
Sowkow,
from
7753;
Sokoh
return:returning.
TjaiilS
so'-6efc;
or Soko, the name of two places in Pal. :Shocho, Shochon, Sochoh, Soco, Socoh.
7713. 11115
from a name corresp. to 7754 7713. Wjltp s e derah, sed-ay-raw'; from an un- 7731. fills' Showbak, sho-bawW; perh. for (fern.); a Sukathite or desc. of an unknown Isr. named Sukah: Suchathite. used root mean, to regulate; a row, 7730; Shobak, a Syrian : Shobaeh. i.e. rank (of soldiers), story (of rooms);board, range. 7757. blllS shawl, shool; from an unused root 7732. blTto' Showbal. sho-bawl'; from the same mean, to hang down; a skirt; by impl. a 7714. 'Sp'lttj Sbadrak, shad-rak'; prob. of for. as 7640; overflowing; Shobal, the name
interlaced
sbdar (Chald.),1 shed-ar1 ; root; to endeavor: labour.
a prim,
for 5441; & thicket, branches: thick boughs.
7756. "'rOlilS
Sawkathiy,
patron,
soo-kaw-thee' ; prob.
or.
Shadrak, the Bab.
name
of one of
of
an Edomite and two

pllTtlS
Isr.
Shobal.
sho-bake'; act. part,
bottom edge:hem,
7758. bblllS
skirt, train.
Daniel's
companions: Shadrach.
7733.
(Chald.),
showlal,
7997;
sfco-iatol';
or
shay-lawl';
7715.
^TpS Sbadrak
Showbeq.,
from
bb^lB
shad-rak';
the
7662);
same as 7714: Shadrach.

7716. Fife aeb, seh; or
**tt?
a prim, root mean, to leave (comp. forsaking; Shobek, an Isr.: Shobek.
shSylal (Mic.
nude
8),
(espec. bare-foot);
from by impl.
7734. S1U5
in^,
soog;
a prim, root; to retreat:

root; to hedge
captive; spoiled, stripped.

7759. rroblttS
shoo-lammeeth'; from 7999; peaceful (with the art. always pref., making it a pef, name); the Shulammith, an epithet of Solomon's queen: Shulamite,
a flock, ewe, lamb, sheep.

7717.
1S111S
8 ^y, say; prob. from 7582 through the idea of pushing out to graze a member of i.e. a sheep or goat: (lesser, small) cattle,
;
turn back.
Shnwlammiyth,
7735. 7736.
SVO siiwg, soog; a prim, in: make to grow.

1111)
shtrwd, shood; a
swell up,
i.e. fig.
sabfed, saw-hade'; from an unused root mean, to testify; a witness;
prim, root; prop, to (by impl. of insolence)
7760. DlilS
tjiiB
uwm,
in
soom; or
to devastate: waste.
Till)'
record.
showd.
shavah,
See
7699, 7701.
fig.,
7718.
tJSl'123
shoham, sho'-ham; from an unused root prob. mean, to blanch; a gem,

its
infer,
7737. SITUS
semble;
shaw-vaw'; a prim, root;

i.e.
root; to put (used a great variety of applications, lit., and ellip.): X any wise, appoint, bring,
siym, seem; a prim,
prob. the beryl (from
pale green color):onyx.

sho'-ham;
the
prop, to level,
equalize; fig. to re-
7719. dSTUS 7720.
Shoham,
7718;
same as Shoham, an Isr. : Shoham.

sah-har-one' ;
from the same as 5469; a round pendant for the neck: ornament, round tire like the moon.
"pSjIllS
saharon,
by impl. to adjust (i.e. counterbalance, be suitable, compose, place, yield, etc.):avail, behave, bring forth, compare, countervail, (be, make) equal, lay, be (make, a-) like, make plain, profit, reckon.
7738.
S"I11B
shavab,
destroy:
shaw-vaw'; a prim, root; to X substance [from the

shev-aw 1 ; corresp. to
like.
name], care, cast in, change, charge, commit, disguise, dispose, do, consider, convey, determine, get, give, heap up, hold, impute, lay (down, up), name, x on, ordain, leave, look, make (out), mark, paint, place, preserve, purpose, put (on), order, -j- regard, rehearse, reward, (cause to) set (on, up), tread down, shew, -f stedfastly, take, x tell, ([over-]) turn, X wholly, work.
call [a
TO ehav.
See
7723.
marg.'].
7761. OlilS
nwm
7760:
(Chald.),
soom,*
corresp.
to
7721. NTU5 6w', so; from an unused root (akin to 5375 and 7722) mean, to rise; a rising; arise.
7739.
S11115
sh e vah
7737; to
(Chald.),
command,
give, lay,
make,
resemoie:make
-f
name,
+ regard, set.
shawm,
shoom; from an unused root mean, to exhale; garlic (from its rank
7722. N1113
ibow'
sho; or (fern.)
7740. STTO Sliaveli. shaw-vay'; from 7737; plain; Shaveh, a place in Pal.: Shaveh.
7762. D1113
fINTO shdw'ah, sho-aw'; or

S*iN'tt5
7741.
aw*!]?
SITUS'
Shaveh
shaw-vay'
Qiryathaylm,
kir-yaw-thah'-yim;
odor) : garlic.
7763. TnillS
"173113
sho'ah, sho-aw from an unused root

1
Showmer,
Shomer,
sho-mare'; or
mean, to rush over; a tempest; by impl. devastation:desolate (-ion), destroy, destruction,
storm, wasteness.
and the dual of 7151; plain of a double city; Shaveh-Kirjathajim, a place E. of the Jordan: Shaveh Kiriathaim.
from the same as
7740
sho-mare'; act. part, of 8104; keeper; Shomer, the name of two
Isr.:-"- Shomer.
7723. N111J bar', sAojctv or
7742.
111113
suwach,
soo'-akh; a prim, root;
to
7764.
"'31115
Shnwniy, shoo-nee';
from an unused
muse pensively: meditate.

7743. H1113
root mean, to rest; quiet; Shuni, an
lit.
shav. shav; from the same as 7722 in the sense of desolating; evil (as destructive), (ruin) or mor. (espec. guile) ; fig. idolatry (as false,
1113
lie,
nhdwaeh,
sink,
lit.
shoo'-dkh;
fig.:
or
bow
a prim, root; to Isr. : Shuni. down, incline, 7765. "OIllS
Shnwmy,
7764;
shoo-nee';
humble.
7744. TIIUS
a \Shunite
(collect.)
patron, from or desc. of
sub}.), uselessness (as deceptive, obj.;
vain): false (Jy),
also adv. in lying, vain, vanity.
Shuwach,
shoo'-akh;
from
7743; dell;
Shuni
7766.
Shudch, a son of Abraham:

SlfllllS
Shuah.
Shunites. faplllS Shuwnem,

the
shoo-name'; prob. from

quietly;
7724.
Mill)
Sh*va, shev-aw'; from the same as 7745 7723; false; Sheva, an Isr.: Sheva.
shnwchah.sftoo-fcTiaic'; from 7748; a chasm: ditch, pit.
same as place in Pal.: Shunem.
7764;
Shunem, a
114
7767.
Shoonammeeth Shawkayakh

shoo-nam- 7794.
11129
rPSUIB Shawnammiyth,
sbdwr,
a
shore;
from 7788; a oultocfc (as 7816. nini29 shechuwth, sftefcfc-ootfe'; from 7812;
cow, ox, wall
7817. ninto
7786 in the
i.e.
meeth'; patrial from 7766; &8hunammitess, or female inhab. of Shunem: Shunamite.
traveller) ;bull (-ock),
pit; pit.
shaw-khakh'; a prim. root; to sinfc or depress (reflex, or caus.):bend, bow (down), bring (cast) down, couch, humble self, be (bring) low, stoop.
[by mistake for 7791].
shachach,
7768.
root; prop. to be free; but used only causat. and reflex, to halloo (for help, i.e. freedom from some
3*1129
ahavat, shaw-vah'; a prim,
7795. Flllto
Bowrah, soâw
from
prim, sense of 5493; prop, a ring, (by analogy) a row (adv.):principal.
trouble):cry (aloud, out), shout.
Plito sdwreq.
See
8321.
7769.
3J1129
sbawa<,
shoo'-ah;
from
7768;
halloo:cry, riches.
7796. pllto
same as 8321; a vine; Sorek, a valley in Pal.: Sorek. 7819.

so-rake'; the
SdwrSq,
7818. fJBto s&obaf, saw-khat'; a prim, root; to tread out, i.e. squeeze (grapes):press.
1271129
7770.
?1125
Sbdwat,
Ihonat,
shoo'-ah; the
same as
7769;
Shua, a Canaanite:Shufl, Shush.

7771. ?il25
aho'-ah;
7797. tolto store, soos; or
sacre):kill,
shaw-khat'; a prim, root; slaughter (in sacrifice or masoffer, shoot out, slay, slaughter.
to
shachaf,
to n i29 siys, sece; a prim, root; to be bright, 7820. 311125 shachaf, shaw-khat'; a prim, root from 7768 in the orig. Le. cheerful:be glad, X greatly, joy, [rather ident. with 7819 through the sense of freedom; a noble, i.e. liberal, idea of striking] to hammer out:beat. opulent; also (as noun in the derived sense) a hal- make mirth, rejoice. loo:boantitai, crying, rich. 7798. NlDlto Shavsha'. shav-shaw 1 ; from 7797; 7821. nU^rilB sbecbiytab, shekh-ee-taw>; from 7819; slaughter:killing. joyful; Shavsha, an Isr.-Shavsha. 7773. 5fY125 Sbowat, sho'-ah; the same as 7771; 7822. I^flip sh e ehiyn, shekh-een'; from an unrtcft; %oa, an Oriental people: Shoa. 7799. 1125112 shuwshan, shoo-shan'; or used root prob. mean, to burn; inflam7773. 5*1125 sbeva', sheh'-vafc; from 7768; a halmation, i.e. an ulcer:boil, botch. 11291129 showshan, sho-shawn'; or
;
loo:cry.
7774
fcWlto
Sh&wa,
wealth; Shua,
sJioo-aw';
from
1129129
shdshan,
sho-shawn'; and
7823. D^rllS
(fern.)
7768;
Sl3129il29
showshaimah, sho-shan-naw' used root appar. mean, to sprout, from 7797; a lily (from its whiteness), after-growth:(that) which springeth of the same. as a flower or arch, ornament; also a (straight) trum- 7824. hallooing: crying. Ipni29 shachtyph, shaw-kheef; from the pet (from the tubular shape):lily, Shoshannim. same as 7828; a board (as chipped 7776. bSnii) ahuw'al, shoo-awl'; or 7800. 11291129 Sbawshan, shoo-shan'; the same thin):deled with. Shushan, Persia: a place in 53*125 sfau'al, shoo-awl'; from the same as as 7799; 7825. nTllp ebecbijrtb,sfcefcft-eeflk';from7812;a
an
Israelitess: Shua.
125^nD
shachfyc, shaw-khece'; or cachiysh, saw-kheesh'; from an un.
7775. t"B>lto
shaT'ah,
Aa-a;'; fern, of 7773;
8168; aj'acfcat
(asafiurrower):fox.
shoo-awl';
Shushan.
7801.
*<pai291129
pit-fall
(lit.
or fig.):destruction,
pit.
7777.
b^ 111) Sbftw'al,
7776;
Shual, the name
the same as of an Isr. and of
Sliiiwshankiy
unknown
(Chald.),
shoo.
7826. bflto
shan-kee'; of for. or. ;

(collect.)
a Shushankite
7827.
from an unused root prob. mean, to roar; a lion (from

shakh'-al;
sbacbal,
a place in Pal. : Shual.

7778. "Willi
15>5ZJ
or inhab. of some
11291129
place in Ass.: his characteristic roar): (fierce) lion.
show'er,
Susanchites.
sho-are'; or
7802.
nns>
Shuwshan
<duwth,
d-
shower, sho-are'; act. part, of 8176 (as denom. from 8179); a Janitor;door- of former)
shoo-shan' ay-dooth'; or (plur.
shekh-ay'-leth; appar. from the same as 7826 through some perh. obscure idea, that of peeling off by concussion of sound; a scale or shell, i.e. the aromatic mussel:
rbniB she cheleth,
keeper, porter.
ni"!3> t3*>3toi!29
sftoo/;
Showshanniym
uwth,
onycha.
7828.
]fl29
sho-shan-neem' ayand 5715; lily (or trumpet) of asto gape, i.e. snap at; fig. to over- dooth'; from 7799 semblage; Shushan-Eduth or Shoshannim-Eduth, whelm:break, bruise, cover. the title of a popular song:Shoshannim-Eduth, Shu7780. TjEillS Sbdwpbab, iho-fawk'; from 8310; sban-eduth. poured; Shophas, a Syrian:ShoSee 7895. P12?1129 Shuwshaq. phach. shoo-theh'-lakh; 7803. rferVVttj Shuwthelach, shoo-faw-mee' 7781. iHBlto Sbuwphamiy, prob. from 7582 and the same as 8520; patron, from 8197; a Shuphdmite crash of breakage; Shuthelach, the name of two (collect.) or desc. of Shephupham: Shuphamite. Isr. :Shuthelah. )Sitt5 Showphan. See 5855. 7804. UT129 sh e zab (Chald.), shez-ab'; corresp. to
7779.
|lto
ahawph,
a prim,
root; prop.
sbaebapb,
shakh'-af;
from an uni.e.
used root mean, to pee!,

the gull (as thin):
emaciate;
cuckoo.
7829. riBniB shachepheth,sftafe%-eb'-.fetn;from the same as 7828; emaciation:consumption.
7830. y'fllB
haughtiness
pride.
sbacbats,
shakh'-ats;
from an unstrut;
used root appar. mean, to (as evinced by the attitude):
lion,
7831. DiltriB
Shachatsowm,
shakh-ats-ome'
from the same as 7830; proudly; Shachatsom, a place in Pal.: Shahazimah [from 7805. E1T125 shazaph, shaw-zaf; a prim, root; to the marg.]. IS "sbdpbar, sho-far'; from 8231 in the tan (by sun-burning); fig. (as if by a orig. sense of incising; a cornet (as giv7832. pTIlB sachaq, saw-khak1 ; a prim, root; to piercing ray) to scan:look up, see. ing a clear sound) or curved horn: cornet, trumpet. laugh (in pleasure or detraction); by 7806. 1T129 shazar, shaw-zar 1 ; a prim, root; to impl. to play: deride, have in derision, laugh, make 7783. pTO shuwq, shook; a prim, root; to run twist (a thread of straw):twine.
7782. IBito
sbowpbar,
sho-far1 ; or
5800;
to leave,
i.e.
(caus.) free:deliver.
after or over,
l.e.
overflow:overflow,
7783;
water.
7807.
7808.
t1129
sbacb,
shakh; from 7817; sunk, Le. |- humble. downcast:
7784. pito
sbuwq, shook; from run over): street.

showq,
leg (as
merry, mock (-er), play, rejoice, (laugh in (make) sport.
to) scorn,
be
street (as
71129
s&ach, say'-akh; for

i.e. (reflex.)
7879;
communion,
7833. pniB
meditation.' thought
shachaq, sliaw-khak'; a prim, root; to comminute (by trituration or attrisbacbaq,

powder
7785. pito
thigh.
from 7788; the (lower) 7809. a runner}:hip, leg, shoulder,

shoke;
"TTI1I5
shaw-khad'; a prim, root; to donate, I.e. bribe:hire, give a re-
sbaebad,
tion):beat, wear.
7834. ptlto
thin vapor; by extens. 7786. 11129 sftwr, soor; a prim, root; prop, to 7810. Itlto sbaebad, shakh'-ad; from 7809; a dust, heaven, sky. vanquish; by impl. to rvXe (caus. donation (venal or redemptive):bribe phto s^bftq. crown):make princes, have power, reign. See 5493. (-ry), gift, present, reward.
ward.
(as beaten small);
from 7833; a by anal, a the firmament:cloud, small

shakh'-ak;
See 7814.
prim, root
7787. 11129 sftwr, soor; a prim, root [rather ident. with 7786 through the idea of reducing to pieces; comp. 4883]; to saw: cut.
7811. tint?
sacbab, saw-khaw'; a prim, root; to swim; caus. to inundate: (make to)
7835.
1(1125
sbacbar, shaw-khar1 ; a
swim.
7812. Fillip
7788.
'11129
sbuwr,
turn,
i.e.
travel about (as merchant): go, sing. See also 7891.
to depress, i.e. prostrate (espec. reflex. in homage to royalty or God): bow (self) down, 7789. 11129' sbuwr, shoor; a prim, root [rather crouch, fall down (flat), humbly beseech, do (make) ident. with 7788 through the idea of obeisance, do reverence, make to stoop, worship. going round for inspection]; to spy out, i.e. (gen.) 7813. into saehuw, saw'-fcTioo; from 7811; a survey, (for evil) Iwrfc for, (for good) care for:-bepond (for swimming) :to swim in.
shoor; a prim, root; prop, to a harlot or a
shachah,
shaw-khaw'; a prim, root;
[rather ident. with 7836 through the idea of the dustiness of early dawn]; to be dint or dark (in color):be black.
sbacbar, shawJehar1 ; a prim, root; prop, to dawn, i.e. (fig.) be (up) eariy at any task (with the impl. of earnestness); by extens. to searcA for (with painstaking): [do something] be times, enquire early, rise (seek) betimes, seek dili7836. Iflto
gently) early, in the morning).
hold, lay wait, look, observe, perceive, regard, see.
7790.
"11129
sbfiwr,
shoor; from 7789;
a foe
lying in wait):enemy.
7791. 11125
7792. 11129
sbuwr,
shoor; from 7788; a

(Chald.),
waB
going about):wall.
sbacbar, shakh'-ar; from 7886; dawn (lit., fig. or adv.):day (-spring), early, prrto se choq, sekh-oke'; from 7882; laughter light, morning, whence riseth. (in merriment or defiance) :derision, Into Sbfcbdr. See 7883. (as laughter (-ed to scorn, -tug), mocked, sport.
7814. pinto se chowq,
efcA-oke';
or
7837. 1Qto
(as
shnwr
shoor;
corresp.
to
7815. 1ini2J
.
sh e ch6wr,
dinoiness,
i.e.
shekh-ore';
from
7885;
7838. into
sbacbdr,
shaw-khare'; or
,
7791:wall.
perh. soot:coaL
7793. 11129
Sh&m, shoor; the same as 7791;

a region of the Desert:Shur.
liTTO
Shur,
shichdwr.
See 7888.
linto
black.
ghachowr
thaw-khore1 ; from 7885;
prop, dusky, but also (absol.) jetty:
ITtto
shachowr.
See783&

7889. nVltJffi
Shoonamnieeth
Shawkayakh
115
appar.
shach&ruwth,
from
7836;
shakh-ar-ooth'
i.e. (flg.)
7864.
tna o Sheya',
a dawning,
ju-
sheh-yaw'; for 7724; Sheja, an Isr.: Sheva [from the marg.].

see-ohn';
7889.
pn,
12J
Shiymown,
for 3452;
shee-mone';
desert;
Shimon, an Isr.:
venescenee;youth.
Shimon.
7890. T^B
7865.
shekh-ar-
lîB Siy'on,
Sion, the
from
of Mt.
7863;
peak;
7840. rn'rnniB
black.
shecharehoreth,
kho'-reth;
summit
Hermon:
from
7835;
swarthy:
Slon.
shayln, shah'-yin; from an unused root mean, to urinate; urine; piss.
7866.
fUMf Shi'yown,
same as 7722; shekh-ar-yaw' shuwr (1 Sam. 18 6), shoor; a prim. and 3050; Jah has sought; Pal.: Shihon. root [rather ident. with 7788 through Shecharjah, an Isr.: Shehariah. 7867. H s O styb, see6; a prim, root; prop, to be- the Idea of strolling minstrelsy] to sing:behold [by come aged, i.e. (by impl.) to grow mistake for 7789], sing (er, -ing man, -ing woman). 7842. D"^nO Shacharaylm, shakh-ar-ah'-yim; dual of 7837; double dawn; Shachar- gray: (be) grayheaded. 7892. TO' shiyr, sheer; or fem. ajim, an Isr.: Shaharaim. 7868. I" !!) siyb (Chald.), seeb; corresp. to 7867: FlTO shiyr ah, shee-raw'; from 7891; a elder.
7841. !"P"ir!ip
Shecharyah,
7836
from the shee-ohn'; ruin; Shijon, a place in
7891. "PIS shiyr,
s/ieer;
or (the orig. form)

:
from
shaw-khath'; a prim. root; to decay, i.e. (caus.) ruin (lit. or fig.): batter, cast off, corrupt (-er, thing), destroy (-er, -uction), lose, mar, perish, spill, spoiler, X ut-
7843. rXVli
shachath,
7869. S"ip seyb, sabe; from 7867; old age;-age.

7870.
tivity.
song; abstr. singing; musical
(-ick),
sing (er, -ingi, song.
FDÔ shiybah,
7735;
fTa"<lfl
shee-baw'; by perm,
(of
from
7893.
WO
Tli^lt?
siys.
See
7797.
a return
property): cap-
terly,
waste
(-r).
shaylsh,
shah'-yish;
from an unused
whiten; white,
7844. nniD
7845. nnia
sh e chath
(Chald.), shekh-ath'; cor-
7871.
shiybah,
seybah,
resp. to 7843: corrupt, fault.
from shee-baw 1 ; residence: while lay.

. .
3427;
i.e.
root mean, to bleach, marble: marble. See 8336.
i.e.
shachath, shakh'-ath; from 7743; a flg. destrucpit (espec. as a trap); tion:corruption, destruction, ditch, grave, pit.
J2T15
7872. r-nîO
age: (be) gray

(bead, -ed), old age.
say-baw'; fem. of 7869; old (grey, hoar, -y) hairs
7894.
Np">p Shiysha>, shee-shaw

same as
7893;
whiteness;
from the Shisha, an
Isr.: Shisha.
seeg;
7846.
set, sayte; or
7873.
iPO siyg,
from
7734;
a withdrawal
(into a private
place): pursuing.
7895.
pWO
Shiyshaq,
shee-shak'; or
I3D ct, sayt; from 7750;

right,
i.e.
a departure from
aside.
sin:revolter, that turn

saw-taw';
7874.
"TO siyd,
boil
seed; a prim, root prob.

7736);
mean, to
up (eomp.
used only as denom.
pO<lO Shuwshaq,. shoo-shak'; of Eg. der.; Shishak, an Eg. king: Shishak.
7847. FlUiU
turn.
satah,
a prim, root;
to
from
7876; to plaster: plaister.
deviate from duty: decline, go aside,
rHO shiyth,
(to
1
7875. "PtD siyd, seed; from 7874; lime (as boiling when slacked): lime, plaister. 7876.
sheeth; a prim, root; to pfoce a very wide application) : apply, ap(up),

let
set,
7848.
JT30 sblttab,
shit-taw'; [only in the plur.
fern, of
deriv.
point, array, bring, consider, lay
alone,
?WS shayah,
fceep in
:
shaw-yaw
a prim, root; to
D^tpO sliUtiTm shit-teem', mean, the der Deut. 32 18, 7897. rPU! shiyth, sheeth; from sticks of wood] from the same as 7850; lect; and (yet) tbou hast forgotten," etc.] put on): attire. the acacia (from its scourging thorns) :shittah, shit- 7877. NTÔ Sbiyza', sftee-zaai'; of unknown der.;
tim.
memory: be unmindful. [Ren- be " A Rock bore thee, thou must recol-
look,
make, mark, put
(on),
regard,
shew,
stayed,
take.
7896;
a dress
(as
Bee also
1029.
Shiza, an Isr. : Shiza.

see'-akh; a prim, root; to ponder, i.e. (by impl.) converse (with oneself, and hence aloud) or (trans.) utter: commune, complain, declare, meditate, muse, pray,
7898.
rPO shaylth,
7849. nUlli
stretch out.
shatach,
shaw-takh'; a prim, root; to expand: all abroad, enlarge, spread,
7878.
HÔ siyach,
briers (as if
shah'-yith; from 7896; scrub or trash, i.e. wild growth of weeds or put on the field): thorns.
7850.
pierce;
UUO
7899.
Ô
shotet,
sho-tate';
act. part,
of an
otherwise unused root mean. (prop, to but only as a denom. from 7752) to flog; a
speak, talk (with).
7900. "riO
see'-aifcfc;
"8k, sake; from 5526 in the sense of 7753; a 6rier (as of a hedge): prick. nok, soke; from 5626 in the sense of 7753;
a booth
lie
goad:
7851.
tim,
scourge.
CaiB Sblttiym,
shit-teem';
7879.
fPp styacb,
from 7878; a con7901. 3DU5 shakab, shaw-kab'; a prim, templation; by impl. an utterance:
(as
interlaced): tabernacle.
root; to
(for rest, sexual connection,
the same as
babbling,
communication,
complaint,
meditation,
asfiooi
(gen.)
down
the plur. of 7848; acacia trees; Shita place E. of the Jordan: Shittim. 7852. Dt?il3 8a(am, saw-tam'; a prim, root; prop. to lurk for, i.e. persecute:bate, oppose
self against.
prayer, talk.
decease or any other purpose):
at
all,
cast down,
7880. rpto siyach, see'-akh;

(as if uttered or
from
put
([over-]) lay (self) (down),
7878;
to sleep,
stay.
still,
forth),
(down, down with), lodge, ravish, take rest, sleep,

to) lie
(make
I.e.
shrubbery: bush, plant, shrub.

7881. Firpia
siychah,
reflection;
see-khaw';
fem. of 7879;
7902.
riaÔ *liliab;h,
7901
;
7853. "]JO
resist.
satan,
attack,
saw- tan'
(fig.)
a prim, root; to accuse: (be an) adversary,

;
by extens. devotion: medshee-khaW;

for
7745;
a lying down
shek-aw-baw'; from (of dew, or for the
itation, prayer.
sexual act):
carnally, copulation,
X x
lay, seed.
7882. rTTPp
7854.
^HO satan,
shiychah,
a
pt'i-fall:pit.
7903. 7904.
rOpO sh ek6beth,
shek-o'-beth;
from 7901;
saw-fatim'; from 7853; an opponent; espec. (with the art. pref.)
a (sexual) lying with:
lie.
Satan, the arch-enemy of .good:adversary, Satan,

withstand.
7883.
"rim Shiychowr,
TlfTO
shee-khoref; or
ft50 shakab, shaw-kaw'; a prim, root; to roam (through lust): in the morning
Shichowr,
7835;
shee-khore'; or
7855. Timia sitnah, sit-naw'; from 7853; opposition (by letter): accusation.
I'np Shichdr,
dark,
shee-khore';
i.e.
prob.
turbid;
7856. JtDUTB Sitnah, sit-naw'; the same as 7855; Sitnah, the name of a well in Pal.
:
stream of Egypt: Shihor, Sihor.

7884.
[by mistake for 7925]. 7905. !"130 sukkah, sook-kaw'; fem. of 7900 in from the sense of 7899; a dart (as pointed Shichor, a like a thorn): barbed iron.
Sitnah.
njab lirPU)
Shiychowr
Llbnath,
from
7906.
ISO Sekiiw,
say'-koo;
from an unused
7857. EfflO
shaw-taf; a prim, root; to gush; by impl. to inundate, cleanse; by (over-) flow anal, to gallop, conquer: drown, (-whelm), rinse, run, rush, (throughly) wash (away).
7858. S|0O
shataph,
shee-khore' lib-nawth';
the same as 7883 and 3835; darkish whiteness; Shichor-Libnath. a stream of Pal. : Shihor-libnath.
root appar. mean, to surmount; an observatory (with the art.); Seftu, a place in Pal.: Sechu.
7885.
tTO
sbaylt, shah'
yit;
from
7751;
anoor;
sbefeph.
deluge
(lit.
sheh'-tef; or
also (comp. 7752)
a scourge"
(flg.): oar,
mind: heart.
7908.
ing.
7907. "HlpO sekviy, sek-vee'; from the same as 7906; observant, i.e. (concr.) the
scourge.
E|UO shgfeph,
overflowing.
shay'-tef;
from
7857;
or flg.) :flood, outrageous,

of uncert. of an
7886. ribip Shiyloh, shee-lo'; from 7951; tranquil; Shiloh, an epithet of the Messiah: Shiloh.
biDO silk owl
shek-ole';
infln.
of 7921:
spoil-
bereavement: loss of children,

7909.
7859. "lUO
7860.
"ItSttJ
sh e tar
der.
:
(Chald.), shet-ar';
7887. riynti Shiyloh,

HbttJ
shee-lo';
or
VlSO shakknwl,
shak-kool'; or
a side: side.
sho-tare';
act.
sh6ter,
part,
Shiloh,
shee-lo'; or
530 shabknl,
or
children (whelps).
from 7921; bereaved:barren, bereaved (robbed) of

shak-kool';
write; prop, a scribe,

cial
otherwise unused root prob. mean, to i.e. (by anal, or impl.) an offisuperintendent or magistrate: officer, overseer,
"
l
TDÔ Shiylow,
"ftp
shee-lo';
Shil6w,
,,
shee-lo';
ruler.
7886; Shiloh,
"Ttai25
from the same as a place in Pal. : Shiloh.

shee-lo-nee'; or
7910. *li30
shlkbowr,
fo
shik-kore';
or
ISO shlkkor, shik-kore';

'cated, as
7861.
Shltray,
shit-rah'ee;
from the same
7888.
"
i
a'fc 125
Shlylowniy,
Shiyloniy,
a state
from 7937; inor a habit: drunk
as 7860; magisterial; Shitrai, anlsr.:

Shitrai.
(-ard, -en, -en
man).
1j3", ffi
shee-lo-nee' ; or
7911.
7887;
7862. "'O 7863.
sbay,
shah'ee;
prob. from 7737;
a gift
lonite.
"'WID
Shi] oil iy
Shilonite
shee-lo-nee';
from
(as avai&abZe):
present.
by
or
inhab.
7758.
of
Shiloh:Shi-
fDO shakach, shaw-kakh'; or HSO shakeack, shaw-kay'-akh*

root; to mislay,
i.e.
a prim,
6PO
perm.
siy', see; from the same as 7721 elevation: excellency. ;
V>p
sbeylal. See
from want of memory

to) forget.
to be oblivious of, or attention: X at all, (cause
116
7912. fOti
of a
Shekakh
Sawmal

(Chald.), sfcefc-afch'; corresp.
shekach
7935. rT33125
Shekanyah,
(prol.)
shek-an-yaw';
or
7957. rabbit)
to 7911 through the idea of disclosure covered or forgotten thing; to discover (lit. or
shalhebeth, shalheh'-beth; from the same as 8851 with sibilant pref.;
fig.): find.
7913. rpiO
ehakeach,
7911
;
shaw-kay'-akh;
from
oblivious:-forget.
1!"P33125 Sh ekanyahuw, shek-an-yaw'hoo; from 7931 and S050; Jah has dwelt; Shekanjah, the name of nine Isr. : Shecaniab, Shechaniah.
a flare of Are: (flaming) flame.

tbia
shalav. See 7951.

elav, sel-awv 1 ; or
1
7958.
lbl25
7914. tTOia se kiyah, sek-ee-yaw>; fem. from the same as 7906; a conspicuous object:
picture.
7936. 13123 sakar, saw-kar'; or (by perm.)

(Ezra 4 : 5), saw-kar'; a prim. root [appar. akin (by prosthesis) to 3789 through the idea of temporary purchase; comp.
7937];
130 cakar
perh. from the same as 7906 in the sense of 7758; a knife (as pointed or edged) : knife.
sale-keen'; intens.
7915.
^Sia sakkiyn,
"pbto se layv, sel-awv ; by orth. var. from 7951 through the idea of sluggishness; the quail collect, (as slow in flight from its weight):
quails.
7916.
TSIB sakiyr,
saw-keer'; from 7936; a man at wages by the day or year:hired

sek-ee-raw';
to Aire.-earn wages, hire (out surely.
self),
reward,
7959. iblB sheler, sheh'-lev; curity: prosperity.

ibia
from
7951;
se-
7937. 13123
ihakar,
shaw-kar'; a prim root; to
Shildw. See 7887.
(man, servant), hireling.

7917.
tTVaia s ekiyrah,
7916;
fem.
of
a hiring: that
lay)
is hired.
7918. IplD
shakak, shaw-kaW; a
weave
(i.e.
a trap;
fig.
;
idea of secreting) to allay (passions
prim, root; to (through the phys. abate a
become tipsy; in a qualified sense, to 7960. iblB shalaw (Chald.), shawAoo 1 ; or satiate with a stimulating drink or (fig.) influence: shaw-looth'; (be filled with) drink (abundantly), (be, make) drunk niblB shaluwth (Chald.), from the same as 7955; a fault:error, (-en), be merry. [Superlative of 8248.]
X fail, thing amiss. 7938. 13123 seker. seh'-ker; from 7936; wooes; reward, sluices. 7961. iblS ahalcT, shaw-lave'; or
.7939. 13125J
7936; payment of contract; concr. salary, fare, maintenance; by impl. compensation, benefit:hire, price, reward [-ed], wages, worth.
flood):appease, assuage,
make
to cease, pacify, set.
7919. boil) sakal, saw-kal'; a prim, root; to be (caus. make or act) circumspect and hence intelligent: consider, expert, instruct, prosper, (deal) prudent (-ly), (give) skill (-ful), have good success, teach, (have, make to) understand (-ing), wisdom, (be, behave self, consider, make) wise (-ly), guide wittingly.
sakar, saw-kawr'; from
TvlB shalSyv, shaw-lave1 ; fem.

rtlbll)
h leTah,
e
tranquil;
shel-ay^vaW; from 7951;
(in
a bad sense)
ease,
careless;
(in)
7940. "DTD Sakar, saw-kar ; the same as 7939; prosper recompense; Sakar, the name of two
1
abstr.
security: (being)
(-ity),
at
peaceable,
quiet (ness), wealthy.
Isr.: Sacar.
7962. fnblS
shalrah,
shal-vaw';
from
7951;
security (genuine or false): abundance,
7920. baip skal (Chald.), sek-al'; 7919: consider. 7921. bblB shakol, shaw-kole';
corresp.
to
7941. 13125
skekar, shaykawr'; from
7937;
an peace
(-ably), prosperity, quietness.
a prim, root; prop, to miscarry, i.e. suffer abortion; by anal, to bereave (lit. or fig.):bereave (of children), barren, cast calf (fruit, young), be (make) childless, deprive, destroy, X expect, lose children,
miscarry, rob of children, spoil.
intoxicant, i.e. intensely alcoholic liquor: strong drink, drunkard, strong wine.
7963. fnbia
See also
7961.
sh^levah (Chald.), shel-ay-vaw1 ; corresp. to 7962; safety;tranquillity.

shllluwach.
(only in plur.)
shil-loo'-akh;
13123
shlkkdr. See
7943;
7910.
7943. 1113123
in Pal.
ShikkTown,
shlkkarown,
from
7937;
7964. rnblU
shik-ker-one';
or
7971;
for
drunkenness; Shikkeron, a place
Hbia ehlllnach,
wife) divorce (espec. the
ter)
shil-loo'-akh;
from
l.e.
: Shicron.
shik-leaw-rone' ;
a dismissal,
;
7922. SSia sekel,

53125
seh'-kel;
or
7943. 1113125
sekel.
ligence;
say'-kel;
from
7919;
intel-
intoxication: (be) drunk-
document) also dower:presents, have sent back.
(of
(of a a daugh-
by impl. success:discretion,
en
(-ness).
7965. OlblB
tibia
shalowm,
shalom,
i.e.
shaw-lome1 ; or
knowledge, policy, prudence, sense, understanding, wisdom, wise.
7944. blU nlial, shal; trom7952abbrev.;a/ault:

error.
(fig.)
i.e.
well,
shaw-lome'; from 7999; safe, happy, friendly; also

prosperity,
b31B shakkul. nibsiB

7923. fi^bSIB
See
7909.
7945.
pron.
bffl
shel,
shel; for the rel. 834;

of,
used with (abstr.) welfare,
health,
peace:
slkluwtb
prep, pref.,
See
and often followed by some

whatsoever, whichsoever:
5531.
aff.
on account
from 7921; childlessness (by continued 7946. IJNbuJ shal'inau. shal-an-awn' ; for 7600; fare, (x all is, be) well, X wholly. 7966. OlblB shllluwm, shil-loom'; or tranquil: being at ease. bereavements) :to have after loss of others. e T924. 13^3312) sokl thannw (Chald.), sok-leth- 7947. 35125 slut la l> shawlab'; a prim, root; to tibia skill um, shil-loom'; from 7999; a reaw-noo'; from 7920; intelligence: space off; intens. (evenly) to make equiquital, i.e. (secure) retribution, (venal) a
shikkiiltym,
shik-koo-leem' ; plur.
cause, sake.
greet, (good) health, (x perfect, such as be at) peace (-able, -ably), prosper (-ity, -ous), rest, safe (-ly ), salute, wel-
do, familiar,
fare, favour,
+ friend, x
understanding.
distant: equally distant, set in order.
fee:recompense, reward.
7967. Olbl23
shaw-kam'; a prim, root: prop, to incline (the shoulder to a burden); but used only as denom. from 7926; lit. to load up (on the back of man or beast), i.e. to start early
7925. 03125
in the
shakam,
7948. SblU T T
shaw-lawb'; from 7947; a spacer or raised interval, i.e. the stile in
shalab,
Shalluwm,
shal-loom'; or (shorter)
morning:{arise, be up, get [oneself 1 up, rise up) early (betimes), morning. 7926. 03125 sb ekem, shek-em'; from 7925; the neck (between the shoulders) as the place of burdens; fig. the spur of a hill: back,
!
tibia Shallum, shal-loom'; the same as a frame or panel: ledge. 7966; Shallum, the name of fourteen 7949. Mil) shalag, shaw-lag'; a prim, root; prop. Shallum. mean, to be white; useo only as denom. Isr.: rraiblf) Shldwmiyth. See 8019. from 7950; to be snow-white (with the linen clothing of the slain): be as snow. 7968. Tibia Shalluwn, sftal-loon',- prob. for 7867; 7950. Mil) sheleg, sheh'-leg; from 7949; snow Shallun, an Isr.: Shallum.
(prob.
from
its
whiteness):snow
1
(-y).
conBent, portion, shoulder. e kem, shek-em'; the same as 7926; 7927. D31B : ridge; Shekem, a place in Pal.: She-
7969.
12)1511)
12)512)
shalowsh,
shaldsh,
shaw-loshe'; or
7951. tlblH
15125
shalab, shaw-law
Sh
or
shaw-loshe 1 ; masc.
tniUlbllJ sh e ldwshah, shet-oshaw1 ; or
t1ia512i
chem.
7928. 031B
Shekem, sheh'-kem; for 7926;

the
Shekem,
Isr.:
(Job 8 26), shaw-lav 1 ; a prim, root; to be tranquil, i.e. secure or successful:be happy, prosper, be in safety.
:
shalaT
sh e 16shah,
number;
shel-o-shaw' ;
fork,
a prim.
name
of
Hivite and
two
Shechem.
7929. fl3125 7930. "'MSIB
shlkmah, shik-maw';
Sblkmiy,
7928;
fem. of 7926;
shaw-law'; a prim, root [prob. rather ident. with 7958 through the idea of educing] ; to mislead: deceive, be negliSibil)
7952.
shalah,
three; occasionally (ordinal)
third, or (multipl.) thrice:
|-
third, thir [-teen, -teenth], three,

7991.
+ often [-times], + thrice. Comp.

shel-o-sheem'; or
the sftotiMer-bone:shoulder blade.

shik-mee'; patron,
(collect.),
gent.
from 7953. tibia shalah,
a Shikmite
or desc. of
root
7901
Shekem :Shichemites.
7931.
"|3125
ihakan,
[appar.
shaw-kan'; a prim, akin (by transm.) to

:
shaw-law'; a prim, root [rather cognate (by contr.) to the base of 5394, 7997 and their congeners through the idea of extracting] ; to draw out or off, i.e. remove (the soul by death) : take away.
7970. EPiaiblB
sh el6wshiym, sh
el6shiym,
tiple of 7969;
OH55125
shel-o-sheem';
thirty;
7991.
mulor (ordinal)
thirtieth: thirty, thirtieth.
Comp.
See
through the idea of lodging; comp. 5531, 7925] to reside or permanently stay (lit. or fig.) : abide, continue, (cause to,
7954. flblU
tibia
sh elah
7951
;
(Chald.), shel-aw 1 ; corresp. to
niblB
7971.
tlbll)
shaluwth.
shalach,
send away,
for,
7960.
to be secure: at rest.
make to) dwell (-er), have
habitation,
Shildh.
See
7887.
inhabit, lay, place, (cause to) remain, rest, set (up).
7932. "plli 7933.

13125*
shekan
sheken,
(Chald.), shek-an'; corresp. to
7955.
amiss.
flbl25
shalah
(Chald.),
7931:cause to dwell, have habitation.

sheh'-ken;
root corresp. to 7952;
shaw-law 1 ; from a a wrong:thing
shaw-lakh'; a prim, root; to or out (in a great variety of applications): X any wise, appoint, bring (on the way), cast (away, out), conduct, X earnestly, forsake,
give (up),
looBe),
grow long,
lay, leave, let
from
1
7931;
resi-
push away, put (away,
depart (down, go, forth, in, out), reach
forth, send (away, forth, out), set, shoot (forth, out), dence:habitation. shaken, shaw-kane ; from 7931; a 7956. t"lbl25 Shelah, shay-law'; the same as 7596 sow, spread, stretch forth (out). resident; by extens. a fellow-ciiizen: (shortened); request; Shelah, the name 7972. tibia shelach (Chald.), shel-akh'; eorrerr~ to 7971 :put. send. inhabitant, neighbour, nigh. of a postdiluvian patriarch and of an Isr.: Shelah.
tibia
shelah. See 7596.
7934. IplB
'

7978. nbti shelach, sheh'-lakh; from 7971;
missile of attack,
i.e.
'"
Shekakh
Sawmal
117
the 8020. lablD Shalman, shal-man'; of for. der.; a 7996. refeia ShaUeketh, shal-leh'-keth; ~ Shalman, a king appar. of Assyria: same as 7995; ShaUeketh, a gate in a Shalman. Comp. 8032. shoot ot growth, i.e. branch:dart, plant, X put off, Jerus. .-ShaUeketh. sword, weapon. 7997. bbia" shalal, shaw-lal'; a prim, root; to 8021. "jfebp shalmdn, shal-mone'; from 7999; a 7074. nblD Sbelach, sheh'-lakh; the same as bribe: reward. drop or strip; by impl. to plunder;let
spear; also
(fig.)
7978;
arch: Salah, Shelab.

7975.
rfelfi
a postdiluvian Comp. 7975. Shlloach, shee-lo'-akh; or (in

Shelach,
patri-
fall,
make self a prey, x
of purpose, (make a, [take])
8022. "nONMblB
Shalman'ecer,
Comp.
8020.
shal-man-eh'-
spoil.
ser; of for. der. ; Shalmaneser,
an
imita-
tion of 7974)
ttblO
Sbelacb
from
shaw-lawl'; 7998. bbltj sbalal, booty:prey, spoil.
from
7997;
Ass. king:Shalmaneser.
8023.
"
;btt!
Shllonfy
Shelaniy,
a
shee-lo-nee' ; the
same as
(Neh.
15),
sheh'-lakh;
7971; riiJ; Shiloach,
a fountain of
Jerus.:Shiloah, Siloah.
-
TjblB
sl.Uluaeh
See
7964.
7976. firfenj
-
shlllnchah,
shil-loo-khaw>;
fern.
ot7964; a shoot:branch.
7977. IjblB Shilchiy, shil-khee'; from 7973; missire,

i.e.
shaw-lam'; a prim, root; to be safe (in mind, body or estate); fig. to be (caus. make) completed; by impl. to be friendly; by extens. to reciprocate (in various applications): make amends, (make an) end, finish, full, give again, make good, (re-) pay (again), (make) (to) (be at) peace (-able), that is perfect, perform, (make) prosper
7999. tiblB
shalam,
7888; Shiloni,
anlsr.:Shiloni.
8024. ''ibia
Shelanite
shay-law-nee'; from 7956; desc. Of (collect.), or
Shelah
Shelanites.
shalaph,
pull out,
8025. tibia
up, pluck
off.
shaw-laf! a prim, root; to

off:draw
(off),
up or
grow
ex-
armed:
Shilchi,
an Isr.:
plur. of Shilchim,
(-ous),
recompense, render, requite, make restitution,
8026. nbia sheleph,

tract;
sheh'-lef!
from
8025;
Bhilhi
restore, reward,
surely.
Sheleph, a
son of Jokthan:
7978. DTlblB
Shllchiym,
shil-kheem';
7973 ; javelins or sprouts;
8000. Dbia*
finish.
h e lam (Chald.), shel-am';

7999;
corresp. to
Sheleph.
a place in Pal. : Shilhim. 7979. ^TOlB shuleban,

meal:
to comptete, to restore: deliver,
8027. labia
sbalasb, shaw-lash'; perh. orig. to intensify,
a prim, root
i.e.
treble;
but
sftoot-fcftaum';
a table (as spread out);
from 7971; by impl. a 8001.
tiblB
sh elam
shelem,
requital,
(Chald.), shel-awm';
corresp.
table.
8002. labia
to 7965; prosperity:peace.
7980. tibia shalaf, shaw-lat'; a prim, root; to dominate, i.e. Govern; by impl. to permit; (bear, have) rule, have dominion, give (have) power. 7981. tibia shl6t (Chaid.), shel-ate'; corresp. to 7980: have the mastery, have power, bear rule, be (make) ruler.
i.e.
sheh'-lem; from 7999; prop. a (voluntary) sacrifice In
appar. used only as denom. from 7969, to be (caus. make) triplicate (by restoration, in portions, strands, days or years):do the third time, (divide into, stay) three (days, -fold, parte, years old).
8028. 1B51B Shelesh, sheh'-lesh; from 8027; triplet; Shelesh,
thanks:peace
8003. tibia
offering.
an Isr.: Shelesh.
7969.
shaw-lame'; from 7999; complete (lit. or flg.); espec. friendly;full, just, made ready, peaceable, perfect (-ed), quiet, Shalem {by mistake for a name], whole.
shalem,
labia
.
ebaldsh. See
7982. tibia sbelet,

person): shield.
7983. TtablB
sheh'-let;
from
i.e.
shield (as controlling,
7980; prob. a protecting tbe
8004. Dbia
Shalem,
8003;
shaw-lame'; the same as peaceful; Shalem, an early name
1BS1B shlllesh, shil-laysh'; from 8027; a desc. of the third degree, i.e. great grandchild:third [generation].
8030. niablB
Shllshab,
shil-shavr; fem.
from
of Jerus.: Salem.
shil-tone';
the same as 8028; triplication; Shilshah, an Isr.: Shilshah.
mbllfdwn,
from 7980; a
tibia
shalom. See 7965.

Bblllem, shOJame", from
quital: recompense.
7999; re-
potentate:power.
7984. VitablB
Itlbia
8031. itiabia 8005. tiblB
Shalishah,
from
shaw-lee-shaw1 ; fem.
shlltown
sbtlton,
7983:ruler.
8027; trebled land; Shalishah,
(Chald.), shil-tone'; or
place in Pal. : Shalisha.

ftiabia
shil-tone';
corresp.
to
7985.
'Jtibia
sholf&n
7981;
(Chald.), shol-tavm';
from
8006. tibia Shillem, sMJ-tome'; the same as 8005; " ' Shillem, an Isr.: Shillem. SblB shlllum. See 7966.
-
shaldshah.
shllshom,
See
7969.
8032.
Drab IB shllshowm,
tiiablB
sM-sftome'; or
from the i.e. (in time) day 8007. NKlbia Salma', sal-maw ; prob. for 8008; before yesterday: h before (that time, -time), excel7986. ritiVUJ shaUefeth. shal-leh'-teth; tern, from clothing; Salma, the name of two lent things [from the marg.], heretofore, three 7980; a vixen.: imperious. Isr.:Salma. days, time past. 7987. ""blB" sh e liy, shel-eef; from 7951; privacy ;- 8008. trrdbia salmah, sal-maw'; transp. for 8071; bîablB" sh el6shiym. See 7970. + quietly. a dress: clothes, garment, raiment. 7988. flT?ia shllyah, shil-yaw'; fern, from 7953; 8009. iTiblB Salmah, gat-mats'; the same as b^FiblB Shaltiyel. See 7597. a fcetus or babe (as extruded in 8008; clothing; Salmah, an Isr. : SalDlB sham, shawm; a prim, particle [rather birth):young one. mon. Comp. 8012. from the reL 884]; there (transf. to time) VblB s elayv. See 7958. 8010. nfa'blB Sh e 16mdh, sheUwno'; from 7965; then; often thither, or thence:in it, thence, there peaceful; Shelomoh, David's succesVbia shaieyv See 7961. (-in, of, out), thither, whither. sor: Solomon. 8034. til|3 shem, shame; a prim, word [perh. 7989. CblB shalliyf, shal-Uet'; from 7980; po- 8011. TTOblB shlllnmah, shil-loo-matv' ; fem. of rather from 7760 through the idea of defi7966; retribution: reward. tent; concr. a prince or warrior:govnite and conspicuous position; comp. 8064]; an appelernor, mighty, that hath power, ruler. 8012. VlKlbia Salmoirn, sal-mone'; from 8008; investiture; Salmon, an Isr.:Sal- lation, as a mark or memori"l of individuality; by 7990. trbia shalliyf (Chald.), shal-leet'; corresp. impl. honor, authority, character: [in-] f- base, to 7989; mighty; abstr. permission; mon. Comp. 8009. fame [-ous], name (-d), renown, report. 8013. ninbia 8h e 16m6wth, shel-o-moth'; fem. concr. a premier: captain, be lawful, rule (-r). 8035. BIB Shem, shame; the same as 8034; name; piur. of 7965; pacifications; SJmlo7991. ttSibffl ghaliysh, shaw-Uesh'; or Shem, a son of Noah (often includ. his moth, the name of two Isr. :Shelomith [from the posterity): Sem, Shem. Qjibia shaldwsh (1 Chron. 11 : 11; 12 18), marg.], Shelomoth. Comp. 8019. 1 shaw-loshe ; or 8036. DlB shnm (Chald.), shoom; corresp. to shaldsh (3 Sam. S3 13), shaw-loshC; 8014. 1-gbiB Salmay, sal-mah'ee; from 8008; ttSbia' 8034:name. clothed; Salmai, an Isr.:Shalmai. from 7969; a triple, i.e. (as a musical 8037. M13U3 Shamma>, sham-maw ; from 8074; Sli'lomiy, shel-o-mee'; from 8015. ''riblB' 7965; instrument) a triangle (or perh. rather t/w-ee-stringed desolation; Shamma, an Isr.:Shampeaceable; Shelomi, an Isr.: Shelomi. ma. lute); also (as an lndef. great quantity) a three-tola measure (perh. a treble ephah) 'also (as an officer) a 8016. "dtp Shlllemfy, shiUay-mee'; patron. 8038. 1tlKnu3 Shem'Sber, shem-ay'-ber; appar. from 8006; a Shilemite (collect.) or general Of the third rank (upward, i.e. the highest): from 8034 and 83; name of pinion, captain, instrument of musick, (great) lord, (great) desc. of Shillem: Shillemites. i.e. illustrious; Shemeber, a king of Zeboim:Shemmeasure, prince, three [from the marg.]. shel-oo-mee-ale' 8017. bNTtibia Sb e lumty>el, eber. from 7965 and 410; peace of God; 8039. ftttttlB Shlm'ah, shim-aw'; perh. for 8093; 7992. ''la^bia sh e liyshiy, shel-ee-shee'; ordinal from 7969; third; fem. a third (part); Shelumiel, an Isr. :Shelumiel. Shimah, an Isr.: Shimah. Comp. 8043. by extern, a third (day, year or time); spec, a third- 8018. HTliVia Shelemyah, shel-em-yaw> ; or story cell):third (part, rank, time), three (years old). 8040. VlNfeip g"m6'wl, sem-ote'; or shel-em-yaw'IrTVabia Sheleinyahuw, 7993. TjblB shalak, shaw-lak'; a prim, root; to biSWiB s'mS'l, sem-ole'; a prim, word hoo; from 8002 and 8050; thank-offthrow out, down or away (lit. or flg.): [rather perh. from the same as 8071 (by
empire (abstr. or eoncr.):dotibia
Shalltim. See 7967.

1
shil-shome 1 ;
minion.
same as
8028; trebly,
adventure, cast (away, down, forth, pluck, throw.
off, out),
hurl,
ering ofjah; Shelemjah, the Shelemiah.
name
of nine
Isr.:
7994. ^bl" elialab shaw-lawk'; from 7983; bird of prey, usually thought to be the pelican (from casting itself into the sea): cormorant,
8019. rPKlbia
Shelomiyth. shel-o-meeth' or nrSTbip" Sh e ldwmiyth (Ezra 8 10), shel;

:
insertion of ) through the idea of wrapping up]; prop, dark (as enveloped), i.e. the north; hence (by
orientation) the left
8041. btroiB
left
hand: left (hand, side). sama'l, sawmal'; a prim,

[rather
o-meeth';
from
7965; peaeeableness;
denom. from
7995. rOblB shalleketh,

7993;
shal-leh'-keth;
from Shelomith, the name of

esses:Shelomith.
five Isr.
and three Israelit-
hand or pass in that
root to use the direction):(go, turn) (on

8040];
a felling (of trees):when cast.
tbe. to the) left.
118
Semawlee Sehawraw

sbe miyiiy,
tell), X indeed, listen, make (a) noise, (be) obedient, obey, perceive, (make a) proclaim (-ation), publish, regard, report, shew (forth), (make a) sound, X surely, tell, understand, whosoever [heareth],wit-
8042. "^Naip s e ma>ly, sem-aw-lee'; from 8040; 8065. 'pBlIJ sbamayln (Chald.), shaw-mah'-yin; corresp. to 8064:heaven. situated on the left side: left 8043. DNaffi
hear (-ken,
Staim'am, shim-awm';
[oomp.
38];
for
8039
8066. a^Blfj
shem-ee-nee' ;
from
Shimam,
an
Isr.:
8083; eight: eight.
Shimeam.
8044.
""iSaffi
8067. mpiMffi
sh c miyniytb,
shem-ee-neeth'
Sbamgar, sham-gar'; of uncert.der.;

Shamgar, an
Isr.
3>Bffi
judge: Sbamgar.
fem. of 8066; prob. anetgftt-stringed lyre : Sheminith.
she (Chald), shem-ah'; to 8085:hear, obey.

Shema',
8088;
ma<
corresp.
8045. TH1B
Hhamad,
shaw-mad'; a prim, root;
to desotate:destroy (-uction), bring to nought, overthrow, perish, pluck down, X utterly.
8046. "TOU3
MattJ
bmad
ahameh.
(Chald.),
shem-ad'; corresp.
shaw-meer'; from 8104 in the orig. sense of pricking; a thorn; also (from its keenness for scratching) a gem, prob. the diamond: adamant (stone), brier, diamond.
8068. "TOTI?
to 8045: consume.
8069.
"PJ31Z3
See
8064.
sheh'-mah; for the same as Shema, the name of a place in Pal. and of four Isr. : Shema. 8088. 3>B1I3 shema', shay'-mah; from 8085; something heard, i.e. a sound, rumor, anSbamiyr, shaw-meer'; the same as nouncement; abstr. audience: bruit, fame, hear 8068; Shamir, the name of two places (-ing), loud, report, speech, tidings.
8087. Saffi
sbamiyr,
8047. Fiaui
shammah,
sham-maw'; from
In Pal.: Shamir.
8074;
Comp.8058.
rutn; by impl. consternation: astonishment, desolate (-ion), waste, wonderful thing.
8070. niB'T'BIB
Shm!yram6wth,
raw-moth'; or
shem-ee-
8089. Tato" glioma', sho'-mah; report: fame.
from
8085;
8090. 3>73U5 Sh e ma<, shem-aw ; for 8087; Shema, shem-awa place in Pal.: Shema. ree-moth'; prob. from 8034 and 8091. SBffi Sliama', shaw-maw ; from 8085; obeas 8047; plur. of 7413; name of heights; Shemiramoth, the dient; Shama, an Isr.: Sbama. Edomite and four Isr. -Shammah. name of two Isr. Shemiramoth. 8092. N3>B1ZJ Shlm<a>, shim-aw'; for 8093; Shima, 8049. rWiaffi Sbambuwtb, sham-hooth'; for 8071. TOWUS Blmlab, sim-law'; perh. by perm. the name of four Isr. : Shimea, Shidesolation; Shamkuth, an 8048; for the fern, of 5566 (through the idea mei, Shamma. Isr. : Shamhuth. of a cover assuming the shape of the object beneath) 8093. !"!5>BU3 Shlm'ah, shim-aw'; fern, of 8088; 8050. bNTONJ Sbe mww>61, shem-oo-ale' ; from a dress, espec. a mantle: apparel, cloth (-es, -ing), Shimah, an Isr.: annunciation; the pass. part, of 8085 and 410; heard garment, raiment. Comp. 8008. Shimeab. ofOod; Shemuel, the name of three Isr.: Samuel,
1
8048. ITOffl
Shammab,
:
sham-maw ; the same SiamBoli, the name of an

1
riW'TOffl
Sh e inariymowtb,
Sbemuel.
8072. Tlbaffi
Samlah.
Samlah,
sam-law';
;
Win
STJTOIlS
ah'mowneli.
same as 8071
See See
8088.
prob. for the 8094. TiViyai Shma<ah, shem-aw-aw'; for Samlah, an Edomite: Shemaah, an Isr. : Shemaah.
8093;
8095. fiS*BlB
Shim'own,
hearing;
shim-one
from
8085:
sb c ni6wnah.
8083. 8084.
8073. "bat)
Sbamlay,
shaniem,
BaiaUJ sh e mowniym. See

8051.
2*15311?
sham-lah'ee; for 8014; Shamlai, one of the Nethinim:Shal-
Shimon, one of Jacob's
sons, also the tribe desc.
mai [from the marg.'].

shaw-mame'; a prim, root; to stun (or intrans. grow numb), i.e. devastate or (flg.) stupefy (both usually in a passive sense): make amazed, be astonied, (be an) astonish (-ment), (be, bring into, unto, lay, lie, make) desolate (-ion, places), be destitute, destroy (self), (lay,
lie,
8096. "^Bffi
Isr.
Sbammiiwa', sham-moo'-ah; from

8074;
8074. QUffi
from him: Simeon. Sblm'Iy, shim-ee'; from 8088; famous; Shimi, the name of twenty
renowned; Shammua, the name
: Shimeah [from the marg.], Shimei, Shimhi,
8053.
i.e.
of four Isr. : Shammua, STWWttJ sbe
Shammuah.
shem-oo-aw'; tern. something heard, bruit, doctrine, fame, men-
Shimi.
muwab,
8097. "tfBia
Shlm'ly,
8096;
shim-ee';
patron,
from
a Shimite
(collect.)
or desc. of
an announcement: rumor, tidings. 8053. "1*10113 Shamnwr, shaw-moor'; pass. part.

tioned, news, report,
Shimi: of Shimi, Shimites.

8098. iTSaffi
make) waste, wonder.

fJBffi
8075.
sb emam
(Chald.),
shem-am'; corresp.
8074;
of 8103; observed;
Shamur, an Isr.:
8076. SBlU sham-moth'; plur.
Isr.:
to 8074; be astonied.
VP3>Hll5
1
Sh'ma'yah, shem-aw-yaw' ; or Sh B ma'yahiiw, shem-aw-yaw'-
Shamir [from the marg.].

8054.
ni'TStt)
himem, shaw-mame'; from

ruined: desolate.
Sbammdwtb,
of 8047; ruins;
Shammoth, an
8077. fTOWlB
"1BBT23
Shamoth.
8055. tlMUJ
aamach,
saw-makh'; a prim, root;
make)
(have,
blithe or gleesome:
prob. to brighten up, i.e. (fig.) be (caug. cheer up, be (make) glad,
make) joy
(ful),
be (make) merry, (cause
to,
make to) rejoice. X

8056. nnffl
blithe
very.
8099. littffl Sbirn'oniy, shim-o-nee'; patron. from 8095; a Shimonite (collect.) or of 8076; devastation; fig. astonish- desc. of Shimon: tribe of Simeon, Simeonites. tern, of ment:(laid, X most) desolate (-ion), waste. 8100. rgaiB Shlm'ath, shim-awth'; 8088; annunciation; Shimath, an Am8078. "paBlZJ ahinuuamown, shim-mawmone'; from 8074; stupefaction: monitess: Shimath.
8be mamab, shem-aw-maW ;
hoo; from 8085 and 3050; Jah has heard; Shemajah, the name of twenty-five Isr.: Shemaiah.
or
shimamah,
shee-mam-aW;
fern,
sameacb,
or
saw-may'-akh; from 8055;

-ily),
astonishment.
8101. TIJKlffi
Shim'athiy,
tron,
shim-aw-thee' ;
pa-
gleeful;<be) glad, joyful,

rejoice (-ing).
8079.
(making) merry ([-hearted],
8057. FltroilJ
simchab, sim-khaw'; from 8056; blithesomeness or glee, (religious or
sem-aw-meeth'; prob. from 8074 (in the sense of poisoning) ; a lizard (from the superstition of its noxiousness) : spider.
nâaia s e inamiytU,
from 8093; a Shimathite (collect.)

sheh'-mets;
or desc. of Shimah:-Shimeathites.
8102. VB1Z3
inkling:
shemets,
from an un-
used root mean, to emit a sound; an
festival): X exceeding (-ly), gladness, joy (-fulness), mirth, pleasure, rejoice (-ing).
sbamaf, show-mat'; a prim, root; to fling do-wn; incipiently to jostle; fig. to let alone, desist, remit: discontinue, overthrow, re8058. fjaiB
shaw-man'; a prim, root; to (by anal.) be (caus. make) oily or gross: become (make, wax) fat.
shine,
i.e.
8080. âiTJ
shaman,
sbemen,
fig.
little.
8081.
'jaifl
sheh'-men;
crease, espec. liquid (as
from from the
8080;
olive,
8103. ilXBffi nh.liatsa.il, shim-tsaw'; fern, of 8102; scornful whispering (of hostile spectators): shame.
lease, let rest, shake,
stumble, throw down.
often perfumed);
(things),
8059. F02115
sbmlttab,
;
shem-iUaw
from
fruitful, oil
richness: anointing, ([-ed]), ointment, olive,
fat
+ pine.
8080;
8058 remission (of debt) or suspension
8082.
ygO shamen,
greasy,
i.e.
of labor):release.
shaw-mane'; from gross; flg. rich:fat,

shem-o-neh'; or
lusty,
plenteous.
ghaut-mar1 ; a prim, root; prop, to hedge about (as with thorns), i.e. guard; gen. to protect, attend to, etc. beware, be circumspect, take heed (to self), keep (er, self), mark, look narrowly, observe, preserve, regard, reserve, save (self), sure, (that lay) wait (for), watch
8104.
"1H125
:
sbamar,
8060. "'Wlp
Sbammay,
destructive;
sham-mah'ee; from 8073;
8083. FttnlB
Shammai, the name of

shem-ee-daW; appar.
FDBffi
hOTSffi
sh m6neh,
e
(-man).
8105.
tTSTOffll she
three Isr.: Shammai.
8061.
Synp Sbe miyda,

Isr.
from 8034 and 3045; name of knowing;

Shemida, an : Shemida, Shemidah.
e mtyda<iy,
m6wneh, shem-o-neh'; fern. shemdnah, sftem-o-najo', or

-
sheh'-mer; from 8104; something preserved, i.e. the settlings (plur. only) of wine:dregs, (wines on the) lees.
"IB17J
gbemer,
8106.
'laffi
Sbemer,
sheh'-mer; the
sh e mowiiah, shem-o^naw'; appar.
Shemer, the
name
same as 8105; of three Isr.:Sha-
from 8082 through the idea of plump- mer, Shemer. shem-ee-daw-ee' 8062. "Waia Sb patron, from 8061; a Shemidaite ness; a cardinal number, eight (as if a surplus above 8107. ""ITSffi shlmmur, shim-rnoor'; from 8104; an the "perfect" seven); also (as ordinal) eighth; observance: x be (much) observed. . (collect.) or desc. of Shemida: Shemidaites.
8063.
fD^Mto s e miykab,
5564; a
sem-ee-kaw';
from
eight ([-een, -eenth]), eighth.
laffi
Shomer.
unused
See
7763.
rug
(as sustaining the Orien-
8084. B'aaiB
D'aiaffi
sh e mdnfym, shem-o-neem';
sh e m6-wniym,
or
8108. iTTiaffi
sbomrah,
shom-raw'; fem. of an
8104
tal sitter):mantle.
shem-o-neem';
noun from
mean, a
8064.
fcTBl*J
sbamaylm,
sbameb,
shaw-mah'-yim; dual
of an unused sing.
mult, from 8083; eighty; also eightieth: eighty (-ieth), fourscore.
guard; watchfulness: watch.

8109. STjaifi sh em<irah, shem-oo-raw' ; fem. of pass. part, of 8104; something guard,
ed,
i.e.
shaw-meh'; from an unused root mean, to be lofty; the sky (as aloft; the dual pern, alluding to the visible arch in which the clouds move, as well as to the higher ether where the celestial bodies revolve):air, X astrologer,
S"IB1I3
8085. 3>B1B
shama, shaw-mah'; a prim, root; to hear intelligently (often with impl. of

tell,
an eye-lid:waking.
attention, obedience, etc.; caus. to

tentively, call (gather) together,
tainly, consent, consider,
etc.):
carefully,
be content, declare,
X atx cerX diltoi
8110. "piaffi
Shinirown, shim-rone'; from 8105

in
its
orig.
sense;
guardianship;
heaven
(-s).
igently, discern, give ear, (cause to, let,
make
Shimron, the Shimron.
name
of
an Isr. and of a place in Pal.:

Shom'rown, sho-mer-one'; from the act. part, of 8104; watch-station; Shomeron, a place in Pal.: Samaria.
8111.
1'V"17Sft25
Semawlee Sehawraw
f1I33123
119
8137.
Isr.
'1SSN3123
Slienatstsar,
par.
shen-ats-tsar' ; ap-
8161.
of Bab. or.;
Shenatstsar, an
clatter (of
: Senazar.
713123
sba'atab, shah'-at-aw; fem. from an unused root mean, to stamp; a hoofs) :stamping.
fold, i.e. duplicate (lit. or fig.); by impl. for. der.; linsey-woolsey, i.e. cloth of shim-rone' mer-one'; from to transmute (trans, or intrans.): do (speak, strike) linen and wool carded and spun together:garment of and a der. of 4754; guard of lashing; Shimronagain, alter, double, (be given to) change, disguise, divers sorts, linen and woollen. Meron, a place in Pal.: Shimon-meron. (be) diverse, pervert, prefer, repeat, return, do the 8163. TyiB sa'iyr, saw-eer'; or 8113. ^TSIB Sbimrly, shim-ree'; from 8105 in its second time.
8113.
')iK'"l
"P*T?ia
Sblmrown
M rd'wn,
e
8138.
sli a mill,
shaw-naw'; a prim, root; to 8162. tSpyiB sba'afnez, shah-at-naze' ; prob. of
8110
orig.
sense;
watchful;
Shimri,
the
name
8114.
of four Isr. : Shimri.
8139.
713123
sli'
nab
(Chald.), shen-aw'; corresp.
hoo; from 8104 and 3050; Jah has guarded; Shemarjah, the name of four Isr.: Sham'
Sb IfT'lWSJ Sb e maryabiiw, T
7T''"172125
''
e maryab, shem-ar-yaw' ; or
to 8142: sleep. 8140. 713113 sn c (Chald.), shen-aw'; corresp.
nan
sa'lr, saw-eer'; from 8175; shaggy; as noun, a he-goat; by anal, a faun: devil, goat, hairy, kid, rough, satyr.
'ISJIB
shem-ar-yaw'-
to 8141:year.
8141.
tl.3113
slianeh
(fem.)
(in plur. only),
shaw-neh'; or
8164. T'SIB sa'iyr, saw-eer'; formed the same as 8163; a shower (as tempestuous);.small
rain.
ariah, Shemariah.
rfl73 1 'nl3125
tiSIB
ihanah, shaw-naw
from
:
8138;
\-
8165.
TyiB
Sbemariymowtb.
(Chald.),
See
8070.
age,
8115.
flni? Shomrayin
year (as a revolution of time) long, old, year (x -ly).
whole
shom-rah'.
and its
SS'iyr, say-eer 1 ; formed like 8163; rough; Seir, a mountain of Idumeea aboriginal occupants, also one in Pal.: Seir.
yin\ corresp. to 8111; Shomratn, a place in Pal.: Samaria. 8116. rPlttlli Sbimriytb, shim-reeth'; fern, of
8113;
8142.
713125
ghenah,
shena>
shay-naw'; or
:
N3123
(Psa. 127
2),
shay-naw'; from
shen-hab-beem'
8166. tTT'SIB e iyrab, seh-ee-raw'; fem. of 8168; a she-goat:kid. 8167.

tT"P3>12)
3462; steep: sleep.
S e iyrah,
seh-ee-raw';
formed
as
female guard;
Shimrith, a
1
8143. D^STISTB
sbenhabbiym,
8166; roughness; Se'irah,
a place in
Moabitess: Shimrith.
8117. ''ihBllS
!
Shimroniy,
shim-ro-nee ';
patron.
desc.
from 8110; a Shimronite of Shimron: Shimronites.
(collect.)
from 8127 and the plur. appar. of a for. word; prob. tooth of elephants, i.e. ivory or tusk:ivory. 8144. ''SIB slianiy shaw-nee'; of uncert. der.;
crimson, prop, the insect or
stuff
its color, also
Pal.: Seirath.
8168. 55123 sbo'al, sho'-al; from an unused root mean, to liollow out; the palm; by extens, a handful:handful, hollow of the band.
5J/125
8118. "O'TOIB
lect.)
Sbomeroniy,
trial
sho-mer-o-nee' ;
pa(col-
from 8111; a Shomeronite or inhab. of Shomeron: Samaritans.
dyed with it: crimson, scarlet

''SIB
(thread).
8138;
sluVal. See 7776.
8145.
sbeniy,
double,
shay-nee';
8119. rflQlIJ T
'
shim-rawth'; from 8104; guardship; Shimrath, an Isr.:

sta e
Sblmratb,
i.e.
prop. second; also adv. again:
from
8169. S'ObyiB
pjjfegtiS
Sba<albiym,
plur.
shah-al-beem' ; or
shah-al-ab-been'
again, either [of them], (an-) other, second (time).
Sha'alabbiyn,
from
Shimrath.
8146. STSIB saniy', saw-nee'; from 8130; hated:
7776; fox-holes;
Shaalbim
8120.
12372125
:
mash
(Chald.),
shem-ash';
cor-
resp. to the root of 8121 through the idea of activity implied in day-light; to seme:minister.
8147.
13^3125
hated. sb e naylm,
or Shaalabbin, a place in Pal.. Shaalabbin, Shaalbim.
shen-ah'-yim;
dual
of
8170. "'ShbyiB
sheh'-mesh; from an unused root mean, to be brilliant; the sun; by impl. the east,- fig. a ray, i.e. (arch.) a east side (ward), sun ([risnotched battlement:-
8121.
12573123
sbemesfa,
two; also twofold: both, couple, double, second, twain, -f twelfth, twelve, twenty (sixscore) thousand, twice, two.
(as
d^HlB
8145; fem. e ttayim, shet-tah'-yim;
Sha'alboniy,
patrial
shah-al-bo-nee'
sb
from
8169;
a Shaalbonite or
inhab. of Shaalbin: Shaalbonite.
ordinal)
8171. D^bSTB
Pal.: Shalim.
8baaliym,
7776;
foxes;
Shaalim, a
shah-al-eem' ; plur. of place in

root; to
8148.
!"IS"'312J
ing]), 4-
west (-ward), window.
See also
1053.
shen-ee-naw' ; from 8150; something pointed, i.e. a, gibe:
sb e iuynah,
8172.
"|3>1D
tha'an, shaw-an'; a prim,

support one's
8122.
8123.
12572125
sbemesh
resp. to 8131
;
(Chald.), sheh'-mesh;
cor-
byword, taunt.
8149.
b
T'3123
self : lean, lie, rely, rest
the
sun;sun.
shim-shone';
Sbeiiiyr,
(on, self), stay.
shen-eer'; or
1112373123
Sbimshown,
8121; sunlight;
from
8173. yyiB slia'a', shaw-ah'; a prim, root;

complacency),
i.e.
Shimshon, an Isr.:
1030.
T3123 Se niyr, sen-eer'; from an unused root mean, to be pointed; peak; SJienir or
Senir, a
(in a good acceptation) to look upon (with
fondle, please or
7768],
amuse
i.e.
(self)
(in
Samson.
'1B73125
summit
of
Lebanon: Senir,
(trans,
Shenir.
a bad one)
(out) [by
to look about (in dismay),
stare: cry
(self),
Sbimsbiy.
See
8150. ]31B
Shimshai,
sbanan,
point
shaw-nan'; a prim, root; to

or
intrans.); intens.
(-en),
confusion with
dandle, delight
8124. "'TOIB
''
Sbimshay
from
8122;
(Chald.), shim-shah'ee;
to
play, shut.
C|yi23
'
sunny;
pierce;
flg.
to inculcate:
prick,
sharp
teach
sa'ipb. See 5587.
Samaritan:
Shimshai.
diligently,
whet.
8125.
sherai,
*H12!73'JJ
Staamsh e ray,
sham-sher-ah'ee; appar. from 8121; sunlike; Sham-
8151. D31B
shanac,
shaw-nas'; a prim, root; to compress (with a belt) : gird up.
8174.
EJJJ123
Sba'aph,
shah'-af;
from 5586;
fluctu-
ation; Shaaph, the
name of two Isr.:
Shaaph.
8152. 'lySIB Sbln'ar, shin-awr'; prob. of for. an Isr. : Shamsherai. der. ; Shinar, a plain in Bab. : Shinar. 8126. T73125 Shtlmattaiy, shoo-maw-thee' ; pae shen-awth'; from 3462; tron, from an unused name from 7762 8153. 113125 sh natb, sleep: sleep. prob. mean, gaj-Kc-smell; a Shumathite (collect.) or 8154. 7101B sbacab, shaw-saw'; or desc. of Shumah: Shumathites. 8127.
crag,
1125
sa'ar, saw-ar'; a prim, root; to storm; by impl. to shiver, i.e. fear: be (horribly) afraid, fear, hurl as a storm, be tempestuous, come like (take away as with) a whirlwind.
8175.
"IJJTB
shSn,
shane; from 8150;
X forefront, ivory, X 8128. TO sh^n (Chald.),

a
tooth:
sharp); spec, (for 8143) sharp, tooth.
a tooth (as ivory; flg. a cliff:
71123123
shasah
shacac,
plunder:
(Isa.
10
13),
shaw-saw'; a
prim, root; to plunder:

spoil (-er).
destroyer rob,
root; to
sha'ar, shaw-ar'; a prim, root; to spKt or open, i.e. (lit., but only as denom. from 8179) to act as gate-keeper (see 7778); (flg.) to estimate: think.
8176.
'IJjTB
shane; corresp. to 8127;
tooth.
8155. D01B
shaw-sas';
a prim,
8177.
8178.
rifle, spoil.
X
from
8156;
13J125
sar
8181;
(Chald.),
seh-ar 1 ;
corresp.
to
hair:hair.
8129. TO Shell, shane; the same as 8127; crag; Shen, a place Id Pal.: Shen. 8130. N31B sane', saw-nay'; a prim, root; to hate (personally) enemy, foe, (be) hate (-fill,
:
8156. 3?D1B shacac, shaw-sah'; a prim, root; to split or tear; flg. to upbraid: cleave,
(be) cloven ([footed]), rend, stay.
'IS'IB
sa'ar, sah'-ar; from 8175; a tempest;

also a terror: affrighted,
horribly,
sore, storm.
1
See
8181.
8157.
8158.
pieces.
3>D125
sbeca,
sheh'-sah;
fis-
8179.
city,
")3>1D
-r),
odious,
:
utterly.
sure:cleft, clovenfooted.
sen-ay';
sense;
sba'ar, shah'-ar; from 8176 in its orig. an opening, i.e. door or gote.*
(
8131. N3i2J s e ne' (Chald.), 8130: hate,
corresp.
to
10123
sbacapb,
shaio-saf; a prim, root; to cut in pieces, i.e. slaughter:hew in

1
door, gate, port
-er).
8180. 'UJIB iha'ar, shah'-ar; from

-I?i23
8176;
a mea-
8132. K3125
shana', shaw-naw
alter: change.
a prim, root; to
sure (as a section): [hundred-] fold.

713^12
8133. N31B
N3123
snena'
sliona'
(Chald.), shen-aw'; eorreBp. to
8132: alter, change, (be) diverse.
See
8142.
iha'ah, shaw-aw ; a prim, root; to gaze at or about (prop, for help); by impl. to inspect, consider, compassionate, be nonplussed (as looking around in amazement) or bewildered: depart, be dim, be dismayed, look (away),
8159.
s&<tr.
See
8163.
8181. 'ISIS se'ar, say-awr'; or

Igifi
sa'ar (Isa.
20),
sah'-ar;
from 8176
hair (aa
m
f
prob. from 8132 regard, have respect, spare, turn. 8134. and 1; & father has turned; Shinab, a 8160. 713>125 sha'ah (Chald.), shaw-aw'; from a Canaanite: Shinab. root corresp. to 8159; prop, a look, i.e. a 8135. 7183123 sin'ah, sin-aw'; from 8130; hate: moment:hour. exceedingly, hate (-ful, -red).
311X3125
Shln'ab, shin-awb 1 ;
the sense of dishevelling; tossed or bristling): hair (-y), x rough.

'"lSflB
sho'er.
See
7778.
"TOIB s(6wr.
See
8182. iyi23 sbo'ar, sho-awr'; from 8176) or horrid, i.e. offensive: vile.
8184.
tottft
shin-awn'; 8136. ^NSlrf snin'an, change, i.e. repetition:-
from
8132;
angels.
iTliyOS
s<6wrab.
8183. TTnyiB
See
8184.
s e arab, seh-aw-raw';
fem. of 8178;
a hurricane: storm, tempest
Sehoraw
Sheroshoo

!"PI3B1I5
8184 STJ&B sc '6rh, seh&raW; or

WjTSto a^dwrab,
grain); also
Sbepbatyab, shef-at-yaw>;
or
mean. the plant); and (masa. mean, the

seh-o-raur' (tern.
' hoo; from 8199 and 8050; Jah has judged; Shephatjah, the name of ten Isr.: Shepha"'
Sbpbatyabuw, WBBlB T
8229. ttyBl abipb'afa, shif-aW; fem. of 8233-, copiousness:abundance, company,

multitude.
shef-at-yaW-
VB1B Sblpb'iy, sftj/-ee'; from 8328;

ous; Shiphi, an Isr.:Shiphi.
copi>
*^TU5 aee 6r, seh-ore'; or

TiSilJ
tiah.
ae dwr,
seh-ore';
from
8175 In the
8204
tan.
")t3B'i5
Sblpbjan,
judge-like;
shif-taum';
from
8199;
pBTS aapbaq. See 5606.

1B12J
sense of roug/mess;
losey. barley.
barteu (as viU
Shiphtan, an Isr.: Shiph-
abapbar,
show-far';
a prim,
root; to
glisten, i.e. (flg.) be (cans,

""BUS*
mate) fair:
8185. Stjgfe sa'arab,
safc-ar-aio';
fern,
of 8181;
8205.
abepbiy,
shef-ee';
from 8192; bareness;
goodly.
*"lBtt3
hairiness;hair.
stick out.
concr. a bare bill or plain: high place,
(Chald.), shef-ar1 ; corresp. sbe to 8231 ; to be beautiful:be acceptable,
pbar
8186. rTnTOll5
abaarftwrab,
or
sftafc-ar-oo-rato';
8206.
,
fiiSttS
Sbuppiym, shoop-peem';
plur. of
an
please,
+ think good.
'-IB125
SlJT*!!^ 8haai4yriyali,ftaft-a -ee-reejow'; or
flTJS^ aba*ariiritb,
shah-ar-oo-reeth'
unused noun from the same as 8207 8233. and mean, the same; serpents; Shuppim, an Isr,: Shuppim. 8234.
8207. "JB^BUJ
7779;
sbepber,
beauty:
sheh'-fer;
from
8281;
goodly.
"lBtt5
Sbepber,
fem. from 8176 in the sense of 8175; something fearful;horrible thing.
from an unused root mean, the same as

shef-ee-fone';
sbepbiypb6n,
sheh'-fer; the same as 8233; Shepher, a place in the Desert;Shap-
per.
8187. rt^^tt)
Shearjah,
Sbetaryab,
8176
from 8231; 8208. TBTB Sbapbiyr, shaf-eer 1 ; an Isr.:Sheariah. beautiful; Shaphir, a place in Pal.: 8188. S^yilS 8e 6riyni, seh-o-reem'; masc. pmr. Saphir.
of 8184; barley grains; Seorim, an
Isr.: Seoiim.
and
3050;
a kind of serpent shehrar-yaw'; from adder: Jah has stormed; rastes or horned
(as snapping), prob. the ce-
1BTI5
sbopbar.
See 7782.
shif-raw/;
adder.
ST^BIli
sblpbrab,
from
8231;
brightness: garnish.
!l*1BU)
rah.
Sblpbrab,
shif-rauf; the
same as
8209. "PSUS
tiful; taXr.
abapplyr
tens. of
(Chald.), shap-peer';
in-
8235; Shiphrah,
an
Israelitess: Shiphshaf-roor';
i.e.
8189. fi'ViyiB
Sba'araylm,
sftofc-ar-afc'-yim;
a form corresp.
to 8208; beau-
8237,
TllBlS 5 Isbapbrnwr,
8231;
dual of 8179; double gates; Shaarafim, a place in Pal.: Shaaraim.
8210.
'TIDTB
sbapbak,
shaw-faW; a prim, root;
splendid,
from a tapestry or
to spill forth (blood, a libation, liquid 8238. "IB^BTS sbepbarpbar (Chald.), s?ie/-armetal; or even a solid, i.e. to mound up); also (fig.) /ar'; from 8231; the dason (as to expend (life, soul, complaint, money, etc.); intens. FfTJ0 ahaarftritb. See 8186. brtTCant with aurora) ; X very early in the morning. to sprawl out:cast (up), gush out, pour (out), shed of 8190. lltSyW Sha'asbgaz, shah-ash-gaz' ; n&U) sbapbatb, shaw-fath'; a prim, root; (-der, out), slip. Pers. der.; Shaashgaz, a eunuch of to locate, i.e. (gen.) hang on or (flg.) 8211. TlBltj ebepbefc, sheh'-fek; from 8210; an Xerxes : Shaashgaz. emptying place, e.g. an ash-heap:are establish, reduce:bring, ordain, set on. 8191. SttWlB Bliii'sima', shah-shoo'-ah; from poured out. 8240. riBlS ahapbatb, shaw-fawth'; from 8239; 8173; enjoyment:delight, pleasure. a (double) stall (for cattle); also a (two8212. J-DB1B sbopbkab, shof-kaw'; fem. of a hook (for flaying animals on):hook, pot. 8192. flEp abapbab, shaw-fauf; a prim, root; der. from 8210; a pipe (for pouring pronged) to abrade, i.e. bare:nigh, stick out. 8241. C|S1B sbetsepb, sheh'-tsef; from 7857 (for forth, e.g. wine), i.e. the penis:privy member. alliteration with 7110); an outburst (of 8193. !"JSip aapbab, saw-fauf; or (in dual and 8213. 5B123 abapbel, shaw-fale'; a prim, root; to plur.) depress ot sink (espec. flg. to humiliate, anger):little.
canopy.royal pavilion.
f^T^S^' aba'ariyriy&b.
See 8186.
n^to aepbetb,
sef-eth';
prob.
from
5595
intrans. or trans.): abase, bring (cast, put)
or 8192 through the idea of termination (comp. 5490); the lip (as a natural boundary); by imp!, language; by anal, a margin (of a vessel, water, cloth, etc.):band, bank, binding, border,
brim,
brink,
debase,
(-er).
humble
(self),
be
(bring, lay,
8214
5B115
shephal
(Chald.),
down, 8242. piS saq, sak; from 8264; prop, a mesh (as allowing a liquid to run through), i.e. make, put) low coarse loose cloth or sacking (used in mourning and for bagging); hence a bag (for grain, etc.):sack shef-aV; corresp. to
(-cloth, -clothes).
8213:abase, humble, put down, subdue.
edge, language,
lip,
prating, ([sea-])
shore, side, speech, talk, [vain] words.
8215. b>Bll5 abe pbal (Chald.), shef-al';
from 8214; 8243.

8213;
pffi
abaq
(Chald.), s/tawfc;
corresp. to 7785;
8194. SHS1D
shaphab, shaw-faw"; the sense of clarifying; strained from the whey):cheese.

8195.
IBIIJ
low:basest.
the (eg: leg.
from 8192 in 8216. a cheese (as
bsiij
shepbel,
shay'-fel;
from
an 8244.
8245.
1)211)
aaqad,
saw-lead';
a prim,
root; to
humble rank:
low estate (place).

Tj?tt5
fasten; bind.
Sbepbow, shef-o
8217. bBffl
abapbal,
pressed,
lit.
or low
(-er, -ly).
shaw-fawl'; from 8213; deor flg.:base (-st), bumble,

shif-law'; tern, of 8216;
abaqad,
be alert,
(for).
shaw-kad'; a prim, root; to
IB Sta epbiy, shef-ee'; from 8192; baldness [comp. 8205]; Shepho or Shephi, an Idumsean: Shephi, Shepho.
sleepless; hence to be on the lookout (whether for good or ill):hasten, remain,

I.e.
8218. tlbBUJ
8219.
ilbBttp*
ablpblab,
wake, watch
8246. TJ?P
depression;low place.
shef -ay-law1 ; from 8218; Lowland, I.e. (with the art.) the maritime slope of Pal.:low country, (low) plain, vale (-ley).
abaqad,
8247;
shaw-kad'; a denom. from

be (intens.
8196. UiBllS
ClBTl)
abe pbowf shef-ote>; or she phuw(, shef-oot'; from

,
BbephSlAhi,
to
make)
almond-
judicial
sentence,
i.e.
8199; a punishment:
shaped:make monds.
8247. Tpll5
in
like (unto, after the fashion of) al-
Judgment
8197. SB1B115
SUeplnawpham,
at
shef-oo-fawm';
shef-oo-faum';
8220.
rvftfittj
ahlpbluwtb,
8213;
shif-looth';
from
ahaqed, shaw-kade'; from 8245; the almond (tree or nut; as being the earliest
(tree).
remissness:Idleness.
shef-aum';
bloom): almond
guajf,
Sbe pbfiwpban,
8221. BB12
Sbepbam,
from the same as 8207; serpent-like; Bhephupham or Shephuphan, an Isr.:Shephuphan, near Pal :Shepham. Shupham. 8222. DEIS aapbam, saw-fawm'; from 8193; the beard (as a Kp-piece):beard, (upper) 8198. nriBtp abipbcbab, shif-khaw'; fem. from an unused root mean, to spread out lip. (asa/amiZg; see 4940); e. female slave (asamember 8223. fiBlB Sb&pbam, shaw-fawm'; formed like of the household) : (bond-, hand-) maid (-en, -ser8221; baldly; Shapham, an Isr.: vant), wench, bondwoman, womanservant. Shapham. 8199. 25125 abapbaf shaw-fat'; a prim, root; to 8224. PTOBTD Slpbmowtb, sif-rndth'; fem. judge, i.e. pronounce sentence (for or plur. of 8221 Siphmoth, a place in against); by impl. to vindicate or punish; by extens. Pal. :Siphmoth. to govern; pass, to litigate (lit. or fig.): f- avenge, "'MBIS Sblpbmiy, shif-mee'; patrial from X that condemn, contend, defend, execute (judg8221; a Shiphmite inhab. of She, ;
prob. from 8192; bare spot; Shepham, a place in or
8248. rtjJS)
abaqab,
i.e.
(caus.) to irrigate
shaw-kaw'; a prim, root; to or furnish

let,
a potion to:cause
8249.
"1)511?
to (give, give to,
make
to)
drink, drown, moisten, water.
See
7937, 8354.
abiqqfrr, shik-koov'; from 8248; (plur. collect.) a draught:drink. 8250. "HJPUJ Bhiqqawy, shik-ko&ee; from 8248; a
beverage; moisture,
i.e.
(fig.)
refresh-
ment:drink, marrow.
8251. "ppilj ablqqftwta, shik-kootsf; or
V)5115 sliiqqrits,
shik-koots';
from
8262;
disgusting,
i.e.
filthy; espec. idolatrous

filth (idol, -ation),
or (concr.) an idol: abomi table

detestable (thing).
ment), (be a) judge (-ment),

rule.
needs, plead, reason,
pham :Shiphmite. IBlB aaphan,

"JtolB
8252.
sato-/an';
a prim, root; to
8200. I3BU5 *lip phat (Cbald.), shef-at>; corresp. to 8199; to judge: magistrate.
QBIIJ
conceal (as a valuable): treasure.

slnipliriii shaw-fawn'; from 8226; a species of rock-rabbit (from its Aiding), prob. the hyrax:coney.
3>B1I5
abaqat, shaw-kat'; a prim, root; to repose (usually flg.):appease, idleness, (at, be at, be in, give) quiet (-ness), (be at, be in, give, have, take) rest, settle, be still.
H]?ll?
sbepbef
tence,
i.e.
sheh'-fet;
from
8199;
a seni.e.
8253. Uj?!B abeqef, sheh'-ket; from 8258; tranquillity:

5)5.115
injflieiion:judgment.
quietness.
BâJ Sbaphaf, shaw-fawt';

judge;
tar.:Shaphat.
from
8199;
8228.
sbepbat,
Shaphat, the
name
of four
from an unused 8254. root mean, to abound; resources;

sheh'-fah;
abaqal,
spend,
shaw-kal';
a prim,
root; to
suspend or poise ( espec.

J-r),
in trade):pay,
receive
throughly, weigh.

6255.
Sehoraw
Sheroshoo
T*jtt5
121
8324 in
h]W
sbeqel,
weight;
sheh'-kel; from 8354; prob. a 8281. used as a commercial stand-
ITlttS
sbarab, shavMraW; a prim, root;

free: direct.
to
sbarfyr,
shovuM-eer';
from
ard: shekel.
8256. 0]?9
thaqam, shaw-kawm'; or (fern.) rTOpTZJ gbiqmab, shik-maw'; of uncerfc.

der.;
8282.
cess,
fTltt)
sarab,
mistress,
saw-raw'; fern, of 6369;

i.e.
a cord,
i.e.
the orig. sense as in 8270 (pomp. 8836)5 (by anal.) sinew:navel.
female noble:lady, prin- 8307. niTnilJ

i.e.
sberiyrawtb,
from
sfcer-ee-rooft';
queen.
8334 in the sense of twisted,
a sycamore (usually the tree):

shaw-kah'
FH1ZJ
Sarab, saw-raw
sycamore
8257.
(fruit, tree).
1 ; the same as 8382; Sarah, Abraham's wife: Sarah.
firm; obstinacy: imagination, lust.
(abbrev. Am. 8 : 8); a prim, root; to subside; by impl. to oe overflowed, cease; caus. to abate, subdue: make deep, let down, drown, quench, sink. 8258. S-nWiyB sbe qaruwrab, shek-ah-roo3>J?1S
8308. 'alia
sarak,
saw-rak'; a prim, root; to in-
sbaqa',
STHttJ
sbarab, shaw-raw
prob. fern, of ; 7791; a fortification (lit. or flg.):sing
terface:traverse.
!"TOT2)
sh eremab,
sher-ay-maw1 ;
prob.
[oy mistake for 7891], wall.
by orth. error for 7709; a common:

1
8285. JTniB
(as
sberab, shay-raw
raw'; from
hollow strake.
8257;
a depression:
8286.
Serug.
orig. sense of pressing;
compact or clasping):
bracelet.
from 8324 in its field. a wrist-Band 8310. d"O0TJ? Sarc ekiym,

for. der.;
sar-seh-keemf; of Sarsekim, a Bab. gen-
sbaqaph, shaw-kaf; a prim, root; prop, to lean out (of a window), i.e. (by Impl.) peep or gaze (pass, be a spectacle):appear, look (down, forth, out).
8259. V\pb
Wife S e ruwg,
Serug,
seroog'; from 8276; tendril; postdiluvian patriarch:
eral: Sarsechim.
8287. inillij
8260. C]pa
sbeqepb,
sheh'-kef;
from
8359;
loophole (for looking out), to admit light
and air: window.

8261.
8260]
E]j?U?
shaw-roo-khen'; prob. from 8 n 81 (in the sense of dwelling [comp. 8271]) and 2580; abode of pleasure; Sharuchen, a plac in Pal. : Sharuhen.
Sbaruwchen,
8311. 5>1TD sara, saw-rah'; a prim, root; toprolong, i.e. (reflex.) be deformed by excess of members:stretch out self, (have any) superfluous
thing.
8312.
I^to arapb,
tion:
(caus. set)
shaqftpb, shaw-koof;
pass. part, of
8288. TjiTO s e rowk, ser-oke'; from 8308; athong

.'
thought.
X
sar-af; for 5587; cogita-
8259; an embrasure or opening [comp. with bevelled jam:light, window.
(as laced or tied): ([shoe-]) latchet.
8313. ptt)
sarapb, saw-raf; a
utterly.
prim, root; to 6e
to,
8289.
the
jm3 Sharown,
8262. YJÔ sbaqats, shaw-kats'; a prim, root; to be filthy, i.e. (intens.) to loathe, pollute:abhor, make abominable, hare in abomination,
detest,
name
prob. shaw-rone'; abridged from 3474; plain; Sharon, of a place in Pal. :Lasharon, Sharon.
on fire: (cause
make
a)
burn
([-ing], up), kindle,
8290. ''iilU)
Shardwniy,
shaw-ro-nee' ; patrial
8263.
from 8289; a Sharonite or inhab. of Sharon: Sharonite. color): fiery (serpent), seraph. sheh'-kets; from 8262; jBfft, sbeqets, y 8291. pi"llZ) sariiwq sar-ook'; pass. part, from 8315. Epili Sarapb, saw-raf; the same as i.e. (fig. and spec.) an idolatrous ob1 T Saraph, an Isr.:Saraph. the same <is 8831 a grapevine: prinject: abominable (-tion). 1 cipal plant See 8320, 8321. 8316. TSn.b s e repbab, ser-ay-faw ; from yjptfi sblqquts. gee 8251.
utterly.
burnpoisonous (serpent); spec, a saraph or symbol, creature (from their copper
8314. t\~\b
sarapb, saw-rawf; from 8313;

i.e. (flg.)
ing,
jjljj
8314;
8318;
8292. FtpVlTS"
sb e ruwqab, sher-oo-kaw' ;
or (by
cremation:
burning.
shaw-kak'; a prim, root; to course (like a beast of prey); by impl. to seek greedily:have appetite, justle one against another, long, range, run (to and fro).
8264. PJ5J0
sbaqaq,
perm.)
Mp^ffl sb e riyqab,
scorn);
fern, sher-ee-kaw'; pass. part, of 8319; a whistling (in
by anal, a piping: bleating, hissing.
8317. y*fll5 sbarats, shaw-rats'; a prim, root; to wriggle, i.e. (by impl.) swarm or abound:breed (bring forth, increase) abundantly (in abundance), creep, move.
I.
*1^5to
saqar,
i.e.
saw-kar'; a prim, root; to ogle, blink coquettishly: wanton.
8293. tVtlb
8294.
sberawtb,
IJJIB
sbaqar,
cheat,
shaw-kar'; a prim, root; to
shay-rooth'; from 8381 abbrev.; freedom: remnant.
8318.
mals:
yilB sberets,
swarm,
i.e.
sfteft'-refs;
active
from 8317; a mass of minute ani-
sbaraq, shaw-rak'; a prim, root; words):fail, deal falsely, Me. prop, to be shrill, i.e. to whistle or hiss Sarah, Serah. 8267. Tglfl sbeqer, sheh'-ker; from 8266; an un(as a call or in scorn):hiss. 8295. CTO saraf, saw-rat'; a prim, root; to truth; by impl. a sham (often adv.): saruq, sau>-roofc'; from 8319; bright gash: cut in pieces, make [cuttings] 8320. y\b without a cause, deceit (-ful), false (hood, -ly), red (as piercing to the sight), i.e. bay: pieces. lie, lying, vain (thing), wrongfully. feignedly, liar, speckled. See 8291. 8296. tS'lte seret, seh'-ret; and 8268. npti sboqetb, sho'-keth; from 8248; a 8321. p"W soreq. so-rake'; or trough (for watering): trough. nU'lfe saretetb, saw^reh'-teth; from 8395; P^TUS sowr&q, so-rake 1 ; and (fern.) an incision: cutting. 8269. *Y8J sar, sar; from 8323; a head person (of any rank or class):captain (that had 8297. l^b Saray, saw^rah'ee; from 8269; dominSHplUJ sdrfeqab, sc~ray-kaw'; from 8319 In rule), chief (captain), general, governor, keeper, lord, ative; Sarai, the wife of Abraham: the sense of redness (comp. 6320) a ([-task-]) master, prince (-ipal), ruler, steward. SaraL vine stock (prop, one yielding purple grapes, the "vjb Sbaray, shaw-rah'ee; prob. from 8324; richest variety):choice (-st, noble) wine. Comp. 8270. "I'tS sbor, shore; from 8324; a string (as twisted [comp. 8306]), i.e. (spec.) the 8291. hostile; Sharay, an Isr.: Sharai. umbilical cord (also fig. as the centre of strength): sariyg, saw-reeg'; from 8276; a ten- 8322. Tt^yb sberqab, sfter-atf-fcato'; from 8819; v navel. a derision:dril (as intwining): branch. 8271. N'HIB sber6> (Chald.), sher-ay'; a root cor- 8300. T*TO sariyd, saw-reed'; from 8277; a sur- 8323. TltD sarar, saw-rar'; a prim, root; to have (trans, exercise; reflex, get) dominion: resp. to that of 8293; to free, separate; vivor: x alive, left, remain (-ing), flg. to unravel, commence; by impl. (of unloading remnant, rest. X altogether, make self a prince, (bear) rule. beasts) to reside: begin dissolve, dwell, loose. 8301. Tito Sariyd, suio-reed',- the same as 8300; 8324. *Y3I2J sbarar, shaw-rar'; a prim, root; to 8272. IXNI.U? Shar*etgar, shar-eh'-tser; of for. be 'hostile (only act. part, an oppo. Sarid, a place in Pal.: Sarid. der. Sharetser, the name of an Ass. 8302. Ip^yb nent): enemy. sblrydwn, shir-yone'; or and an Isr. Sharezer. 8325. *\"Vb Sbarar, shaw-rawr'; from 8324; hotV^l? sblryon, shir-yone'; and 8273. i'Hip sbarab, shaw-rawb'; from an unused tile; Sharar, an Isr. :Sharar. root mean, to glare; quivering glow (of 8326. T$S sborer, sho'-rer; from 8824 in the X^Vli sbiryan, shir-yawn'; also (fern.) the air), espec. the mirage:heat, parched ground. sense of twisting (comp. 8270); the umiT'ltp sblryab, shir-yaw'; and 8274. tT'i'TtB Sberebyab, shay-rayb-yaw' ; from bilical cord, i.e. (by extens.) a bodice:navel. 8273 and d050; Jah has brought heat; from 8327. Vi'VO sbarasb, shaw-rash'; a prim, root; Ini^lU siiir-j/o-naw';
i.e.
6e
untrue
(usually
in
nib
Seracb,
seh'-rakh;
superfluity;
by perm, for 5629; Serach, an Israelitess:
creep (-ing thing), move (ing creature).
8319. PIIB
Fib
Sherebjah, the
'
name of two Isr.:Sherebiah.
sblryonab,
8281 in the orig. sense of turning/;
a
(out).
to root, impl.) to pluck
i.e.
strike into the soil, or (by
8275. Wl3!*ib sharbiyf, shar-beet'; for 7626; a corslet (as if twisted) : breastplate, coat of mail, rod of empire: sceptre. habergeon, harness. See 5C30. 8276. jIÛJ sarag, saw-rag'; a prim, root; to in8303. ')T1 *TI2J Sblrydwn, shir-yone'; and twine: wrap together, wreath. "plfe Sirydn, sir^yone'; the same as 8302 8277. 1T2J sarad, saw-rad'; a prim, root; prop. sheeted with snow); Shirjon or (i.e. to puncture [comp. 8279], i.e. (flg. through the idea of slipping out) to escape or sur- Sirjon, a peak of the Lebanon:Sirion. vive:remain. 8304. iT^fe S e rayab, ser-awânf; or
.
from it:(take, cause to
take) root
8328.
root.
bjb
sberesb, sheh'-resh; from a root (lit. or flg.):bottom, deep,
8327;
heel,
8329. 8330.
b~\b Sberesb, sheh'-resh;

Sheresh,
the same as 8328;

corresp.
an
Isr.
:Sharesh.
Be rad, ser-awd'; from 8277; stitching e to 8338: root. ser-auyyaw'-hoo; 11n', li23 S rayabuw, (as pierced with a needle): service. from 8280 and 3050; Jah has pre- 8331. Tibyb sharshab, shar-shav/; from 8327; 8279. Tjto cered, seh'-red; from 8377; a (carpen- vailed; Serajah, the name of nine Isr.: Seraiah. a chain (as roofed, ie. linked): ter's) scribing-awl (for pricking or 8305. ilp" *]!!) s e riyqab, ser-ee-kaW; from the Chain. Comp. 8333. scratching measurements): line. same as 8321 in the orig. sense of 8332. *tbhtb hr6shBW (Chald.), sfteIVMftoo, Wjtt? sarab, saw-raw ; a prim, root; to piercing; hetchelling (or combing flax), i.e. (concr.) from a root corresp. to 8327; eradicahave power (as a prince). prevail.' tow (by ertens. linen cloth):fine. tion, i.e. (flg.) exile:banishment.
8278.
Ty
b^b
sbdresb (Chald.), sho'-resh;
122
Sharsheraw
Takhanee
!Tlffl*ltt5

"TB
Hhamh^Tjih, thar-sher-aw'; from

8387 [comp. 83311;
sbnbty,
ture,
i.e.
sheth-ee>;
a chain;
(arch.)
the
warp
in
from 7896; a fixweaving: warp.
n3$n ta'anah, tahan-aw ;

1
or
S79;
prob. a garland;chain.
nSM'n to'anah, to-an-aw'; from

opportunity
occasion.
an
flTTO sh e thiyah,
shaw-rath';
sheth-ee-yaw' ; fern, of
or
(subj.)
purpose:
8334. rniB
sbaratb,
a prim, root;
fi^F)T23'
8358;
potation: drinking.
See
8147.
to attend as a menial or worshipper; flg. to contribute to:minister (unto), (do) serve (-ant, -ice, -itor), wait ou.
shHtaylm.
8386.
ing.
rpvNn ta'anfyah,
578;
tah-an-ee-yaw' ;
from
8335. rnU5
sbareth,
service (in
shaw-rayth'; infln. of 8334; the Temple):minister (-ry).
8361. PFllB sblttiyn (Chald.), shit-teen'; corresp. to 8346 [comp. 8353]; sixty: threescore.
lamentation:heaviness, mourntah-am-
8387. mT23
7012) Hi) a tit a I
nSNn Ta'anath Shiloh,

ath' shee-lo';
approach of Shiloh; Taanath-Shiloh, a place in 4897) Pal. : Taanath-shiloh. Snil) sbtbiyl, sheth-eeV; from 8868; a 8388. 1NF1 ta'ar. taw-ar'; a prim, root; to delinee "<12)1B sb sbiy, shesh-ee'; for 7893; bleached sprig (as if transplanted), i.e. sucker: stuff, i.e. white linen or (by anal.) ate; reflex, to extend; be drawn, mark out, [Rimmon-] methoar [by union with 7417]. marble: X blue, fine ([twined]) linen, marble, silk. plant. 8364. Tlbnp Shathalchiy, shoo-thal-kee' ; pa- 8389. IN'n to'ar to'-ar; from 8388; outline, i.e. 8337. 1Z31ZS slicsli. shaysh; masc. tron, from 7803; a Shuthalchite (colfigure or appearance: h beautiful, 71113113 shisbsbah, sMsMiato'; a prim, lect.) or desc. of Stmthelach: Shuthalbites. X comely, countenance, +- fair, x favoured, form, number; six (as an overplus [see 7797] &r_1T2) satbam. See 5640. X goodly, X resemble, visage. beyond five or the fingers of the hand); as ord. tah-ar-ay'-ah; perh. from 8365, SnTC shatham, shaw-tham'; a prim, root; 8390. S^Nn Ta'area', sixth: six ([-teen, -teenth]), sixth. 772; Taarea, an Isr.: Tarea. See 8475. to unveil (flg.): be open. 8338. N12)lB shawsbaw, shaw-shaw'; a prim. teh-ashshoof; 8391. "VTO&KFI t e asbsbuwr, 1,11123 sbatban, shaw-than'; a prim, root; root; appar. to annihilate: leave but from 888 a species of cedar (from its (caus.) to make water, I.e. urinate: the sixth part [by confusion with 8341]. erectness): box (tree). shaysh-bats8339. '"iSatpU' Sbesb batstsar, 8392. !"Qn tebah, tay-baw'; perh. of for. der.; a pnia 8367. shathaq, root; shaw-thak'; a prim, of for. Sheshbatstsar, tsar'; der. box: ark. subside: to be calm, cease, be quiet. Sheshbazzar. Zerubbabel's PerB. name: 1 e 8368. 1ni23 sathar, saw-thar ; a prim, root; to 8393. HNian t buw'ah, teb-oo-aw ; from 935; 8340. ISaiBlB Sbesbbatstsar (Chald.), shaysh. income, i.e. produce (lit. or flg.): break in :have out an eruption) (as bats-tsar'; corresp. to 8339: Shesh8336.
1BT2)
sbesb,
shaysh; or (for alliteration with
shaw-thal';
transplant:
plant.
a prim, root; to
from
8885
and
7887;
bazzar.
[one's] secret parts.

T T
fruit, gain, increase,
revenue.
MlBlB
8341.
71113TB
ihasah
sbasbab,
from
8337;
See
8154.
8369.
"111123'
Shethar,
shay-thawr'; of for. der.; Shethar, a Pers. satrap: Shethar.
8394. TQFl
tabiiwu,
te
taw-boon'; and
(fern.)
njISFl
l>uwnah,
teb-oo-nato'; or
shaw-shaw';
a denom. 8370.
"'Jjia 121123
Sbtbar
ar'
Bdwzenay,
sheth-
to sixth or divide into

saw-sone'; or
sixths:give the sixth part.
bo-zen-ah'ee; of for. der.; Shethar-Bozenai, a Pers. officer: Shethar-boznai.
HD3in t6^vbftna.b,
995;
to-boo-naw';
intelligence;
by
impl.
from an argu-
8342.
11123123
1123123
tarnwu.
sason,
ness; spec,
8371.
liriltS
shathath,
root;
set.
shaw-thath';
i.e.
saw-sone';
from 7797; cheerfulwelcome;gladness, joy, lie;be laid,
to place,
ment; by extens. caprice: discretion, reason, sinfula prim. ness, understanding, wisdom. array; reflex, to 8395. 7101321 t ebftwcab, teb-oo-saW; from 947; a treading down, i.e. ruin; destruc-
mirth, rejoicing.
tion.
8343.
shai.
1&& Sbasbay,
8336;
shaw-shah'ee; perh.
whitish; Shashai,
from an Iar.: Sha- 8372. NPl ta', taw; and (fern.)

flNFI
8396.
13), toto-aw','
8344. 'TBC
8345.
(part).
ÎSll)
Sbeshay, shay-shah'ee; prob. for 8843;

Sheskai,
ta'ab
(Ezek. 40
from a
taw-bore'; from a root corresp. to 8406; broken region; Tabor, mountain in Pal., also a city adjacent:Tabor.
"TOn Tabowr,
a Canaanite: Sheshai. sbisbsbly, shish-shee'; from

sixth, ord.
(the base of) 8376;
a room
(as
circum- 8397.
fusion.
bin
tebel,
ture,
teh'-bel;
scribed): (little) chamber.

8337;
i.e.
unnatural
appar. from 1101; mixbestiality:con-
or
(fern.)
fractional: sixth
8373. 3NF1 ta'ab, taw-ab'; a prim, root; to desire;long.
8398.
Van
tebel, tay-bale'; from 2986; the earth
8346. B^lBll) 8347.
sblsbsbtym,
tiple of 8887;
shish-sheem' ;
mul-
8374. 3NFI ta'ab,
sixty:sixty, three score.
1JT13113
Shesbak,
Sheshak,
shay-shah'; of for. der.; symbol, name of Bab.:
taw-ab'; a prim, root [prob. rather ident. with 8373 through the idea of puffing disdainfully at; comp. 340]; to loathe (mor.):abhor.
(as moist and therefore inhabited); by extens. the globe; by impl. its inhabitants; spec, a partic. land, as Babylonia, Pal. :habitable part,
world.
Sheshach.
8. 111312)
8375.
fQKn
>"IN11
tafil.au
[comp. 15] ;
Sheshan,
7799; lily;
ehay-shavm'; Sheshan, an Isr.:
tah-ab-aw 1 ; from desire:longing.
8374
ban Tubal.
8399.
See
8422.
perh.
for
n^ban tabltytb,
tab-leeth';
from
1086;
SheBhan.
8376.
out.
ta'ab,
taw-aw1 ; a prim,
root;
to
IIBili
9.
Sbdsban.
mark
8877.
'1NFI
off, i.e. (intens.)
See
designate; point
8400.
7799.
bban
consumption: destruction. teballul, teb-al-looV ; from 1101 in the orig. sense of flowing; a cataract (In
tefc' -ben;
i.e.
pTBTB Sbasbaq., shaw-shak'; prob. from the base of 7785; pedestrian; Shashak, an Isr.:Shashak. 8350. TttJlZ) sbasbar, shaw-shar'; perh. from the base of 8324 in the sense of that of 8320; red ochre (from its piercing color): Vermillion.
fow,
teh-o';
and
the eye) : blemish. prob. from 1129; prop. refuse haum or stalks of grain (as chopped in threshing and used for fodder):chaff, straw, stubble.
Sin
stripe
t&W
(the orig. form), toh; from 8376; a species of antelope (prob. from the white
8401. l|Sn teben,
material,
(spec.)
8378. ST1KFI
8351. nil)
sheth (Num.
tumult:
24
17),
shayth; from 7582;

7896;
Sbeth.
shayth;
8352.
nit)'
Sheth,
on the cheek): wild bull (ox). ta'avah, tah-av-aW; from 188 (ab8402. "OSFl Tlbnl, tib-nee'; from 8401; strawy; brev.); a longing; by impl. a delight Tibni, an Isr. : Tibni. (subj. satisfaction, obj. a charm):dainty, desire, rPMFI tabniyth, tab-neeth'; from 1129; 8403. exceedingly, X x greedily, lust pleasant.
(tog),
from
See
put,
i.e.
also 6914.
substituted; Sheth, third son of

Seth, Sheth.
Adam:
8379.
Irmn ta'avab,
limit,
i.e.
tah-av-awf;
from
8376;
structure; by impl. a model, resemblance;figure, form, likeness, pattern, similitude.
full
8353. nT23
sbetb
shith
extent:utmost bound.
8404.
rWSn
yan
Tab'erab.
tab-ay-raw'; from 1197;
(Chald.), shayth;
(Chald.),
or
corresp.
8380. &1NFI
to
ta'dwm,
taw-ome'; or
8382;
mi
8854.
burning; Desert: Taberab.
Taberah, a place in the
sheeth;
8337:six (-th).
7111123
&NFI ta'om, taw-ome'; from

(in plur. only), Ut.
a twin 8405.
Tebcts,
lay-bates';
banquet,
surely.
X
*
'
sham-thaw'; a prim, root; to imbibe (lit. or flg.): x assuredly, certainly, drink (-er, -ing), drunk (x -ard),
ehathab,
or flg.:twins.
948; whiteness; Tebets,
from the same as a place in Pal.:
[Prop, intensive of 8348.]
8355. riniB'
8356. TWlt)
port.'
shHhah (Chald.), sheth-auf;

to 8354: drink.
corresp.
shaw-thaw'; from 7896; a or moral supfoundation, purpose.

basts, i.e. (flg.) political
shathab,
8381. ttbtjtn ta'alab, tah-al-aw'; from 422; an Tbebez. imprecation: curse. 8406. lin" tbar (Chald.), teb-ar'; corresp. to 8382. d$tn ta'am, taw-am'; a prim, root; to be 7665; to be fragile (flg.): broken. complete; but used only as denom from 8407. lONbB nban Tlglatb PU'ecer, tig8380, to be (caus. make) twinned, i.e. (flg.) duplicate lath' pil-eh'-ser; or or (arch.) Jointed; coupled (together), bear twins. e IDbs nban Tlglatb lecer, tig-lath
&NF1
8383.
"JISFT
ta'om
te 'tin
ness,
i.e.
See
8380.
pel-eh -ser; or
8867.
firiTIS
shay-thaw'; from 7896; the seat (of the person):buttock.
shethah,
teh-oon'; toil:lie.
from
(in
806; naughtt.
IDNjbB
mbn
Tllgatb Plln>ecer,
gath' pil-neh-eh'-ser; or
til-
l^n
713NF1
t*6n, teh-ane'; or
the sing.,
fern.)
IDSbB TSbn Tllgatb
Pllnecer,
til-
8858. VHP*
sbtbiy,
sheth-ee';
from 8354; intoxi-
cation;drunkenness.
teh-ay-naw'; perh. of for. der.; the flg (tree or fruit):flg (tree).
t"nah,
gath' pil-neh'-ser; of for. der. Tiglath-Pileser or Tilgath-pilneser, an Assyr. king: Tiglath-pUeser, Tilgath-pilneser.

8408.
"517331?
Sharsheraw
Takhanee
123
(by-
tagmuwl, tag-maol'; from 1580; a

bestowment:
i.e.
8431.
nbnin towcheleth,
3176;
to-kheh'-leth;
from 8450. Iin
benefit.
towr
(Chald.),
fore;
corresp.
expectation:hope.
perm.) to 7794; a bull: bullock, ox.
8409. FHSFl tigrab, tig-raw 1 ; from 1624;

infliction:blow.
strife,
în towk. See 8496.

taw'-vek; from an unused root mean, to sever; a bisection, i.e. (by impl.) the centre: among (-st), X between, half, X (there-, where-) in (-to), middle, mid [-night], midst (among), X out (of), X through, X with (-in).
8451. Tlin
?T"in
towrab,
torab,
to-raw'; or
no'iatl
Tdgartnab.
8432.
în tavek,
See 8425.
from 8384; a precept or statute, espec. the Decalogue or

to-raw';
8410. "Ifftn tldbar, tid-hawr'; appar. from 1725; enduring; a species of hard-wood or lasting tree (pern, oak):pine (tree).
fed-ee-raw'; 8411. from 1753 in the orig. sense of enduring; permanence, i.e. (adv.) constantly:continually.
(Chald.),
Pentateuch :law. 8452. !"Hin 8453.
towrah,
to-raw'; prob. fem. of 8448;
ST-in
t e diyra'
8433. !"irpin
towkgcbab, to-kay-khaw' and nn?in towkacbath. to-kakh'-ath; from

;
a custom: manner,
Ham
SIIJFI
towsliab,
to-shawb'; or
8412. *KTW\
Tadmor,
tad-more'; or
:
^fepp
Tammor
(1 Kings 9 18), tarn-more'; appar. from 8558; palm-city; Tadmor,
chastisement; fig. (by words) correction, refutation, proof (even in defence): argument, X chastened, correction, reasoning, rebuke, reproof, X be (often) reproved.
8198;
a place near Pal. : Tadmor.
"'Sin
perh.
tuwkkiy
Towlad,
terity;
See
1), to-shawb'; dweller (but not outlandish [5237]); espec. (as distinguished from a native citizen [act. part, of 3427] and a temporary inmate [1616] or mere lodger [3885]) resident alien:for-
tosbab
from
(1
Kings 17
3427;
8500.
eigner, inhabitant, sojourner, stranger.
8413.
Tidal.
bSHn Tld'al,
tid-awl';
from
1763;
fearfulness;
Tidal,
a Ganaanite:
8434. ibin
to-lawd';
from
3205;
pos-
Tolad,
8454. fTlBin
tuwsbiyab,
too-shee-yauf ; or
place in Pal.: Tolad.
8414. Itin
from an unused root waste; a desolation (of surface), i.e. desert; fig. a worthless thing; adv. in wain. confusion, empty place, without form, nothing, (thing of) nought, vain, vanity, waste, wilderto'-hoo;
lohnw,
mean, to
Comp.
513.
iTlpn tushiyah,
lie
8435. fribin
towl e dah,
only) descent.
to-led-aw'; or
(in
too-shee-yaw' ; from an unused root prob. mean, to substantii.e.
ate; support or (by impl.) ability,
(direct) help,
tTlb'n tol e dab, to-led-aw'; from 8205; (plur.

I.e.
family;
(fig.)
his-
tory: birth, generations.

8436.
purpose) an undertaking, (intellectual) understanding: enterprise, that which (thing as it) is, substance, (sound) wisdom, working.
ness.
8415.
tililFl
te
b6wm, teh-home'; or
teh-home'; (usually fem.)
(as
pbin" TdwIod,
too-lone';
from
8524; sus-
pension; Tulon, anlsr.: Tilon [from

to-lawl';
8455.
darts.
nnin tdwtbacb,
to-lhawkh'; from an unused root mean, to smite; a club:
fitin te
bom,
from 3213; causing 8456. TTn tazaz, taw-zaz'; a prim, root; to lop an oppressor:that wasted. water), espee. the deep (the main sea or the subteroff: cut down. 5>bin to-law'; and 8438. t6wla<, (fem.) ranean water-supply): deep (place), depth. 8457. niiTn taznuwth, taz-nooth'; or e 8416. Flbfin t billab, teh-hil-law'; from 1984; tlSbin towleâb, to-lay-aw'; or laudation; spec, (concr.) a hymn; PSTn tazmtttb, taz-nooth'; from 2181;
1949;
an abyss
from the marg.]. a surging mass of 8437. bbin towlal,

to howl,
i.e.
praise.
rSbin towla<atb,
tob61ab,
used noun
i.e.
to-lah'-ath;
or
harlotry,
i.e.
(fig.)
idolatry:fornica-
8417. ilbilFl
to-hol-aw'; fem. of (appar. from 1984)
an unmean.
with
bluster; braggadocio,
(by impl.) fatuity: folly.
tion, whoredom. nsb'n tola'ath. to-lah'-ath; from 3216; a maggot (as voracious); spec, (often 8458. ttbann tacbbulab, takh-boo-law'; or
8418.
FDbnri tabftliikab,
from
1980;
tah-hal-oo-kaw'
a procession:
8415.
x
1
went.
Shn
te bom.
of 8144) the crimson-grub, but used only connection) of the color from it, and cloths dyed therewith: crimson, scarlet, worm.
ellips.
flbl2tin
tacbbnwlab,
from
2254 as
takh-boo-law';
(in this
See
8439.
Tola.
8419. fl^BlTiri
froward (-ness, 8430. ID tav, tawv; from 8427; a mark; by impl. a signature: desire, mark.
8421.
tah-poo-kaw '; from 2015; a perversity or fraud: (.very) thing), perverse thing.
tabpnkab,
Sbin Tdwl&, to-law>; the same as 8438; worm; Tola, the name of two Isr.:
denom. from 2256; (only in plur.) prop, steerage (as a management of ropes), i.e. (fig.) guidance or (by impl.) a plan:good
advice, (wise) counsels.
8440.
"Win Towla'iy,
8439;
to-law-ee'; patron,
(collect.)
from
8459.
inn Tocbiiw,
to'-khoo;
from an unused
abasement,
Tolaite
or desc. of
Tola: Tolaites.
8441. tn55>in
root mean, Tochu, an Isr.:Tohu.
to
depress;
SW tuwb (Chald.),
to
come back;
spec, (trans,
iooo; corresp. to 7725; and ellip.) to
toWclmh
to-ay-baw/; or
8460.
ninn fchowth
Finn
!
(Chald.), tekh-Bth';
or
reply:answer, restore, return (an answer). 8422. bain Tuwbal, too-bal'; or

prob. of for. der.; Tubal, a postdiluvian patriarch and his posterity:Tubal.
too-bal';
V3n Tubal,
tl33jn tiVebiili, to-ay-baw'; fem. act. part. of 8581; prop, something disgusting (mor.), i.e. (as noun) 'an abhorrence; espec. idolatry or (concr.) an idol: abominable (custom, thing), abomination.
tecb6tb (Chald.), tekh-6th'; corresp,

to 8478; beneath:under.
8461.
"TOSHn Tacbb e m6niy,

nee';
prob. for 2453;
tdkh-kem-osagacious;
Tachkemoni, an
Isr.
:Tachmonite.
8442.
Win
tow'ab,
8582;
8423.
I^âin Tfiwbal Qayln,
too-bal' kah'(political)
to-aw'; fem. act. part, of mistake, i.e. (mor.) impiety, or
yin; appar. from 2986 (comp. 2981) and 7014; offspring of Cain; Tubal-Kajin, an antediluvian patriarch: Tubal-cain.
!"S2:nn
injury:error, hinder.
8443. JlBISHn
iness, i.e.
tow'aphah,
3286;
toil
8462. fibrin t e cblllab, tekh-il-law' ; from 2490 in the sense of opening; a commencement; rel. original (adv. -ly): begin (-ning), first
(time).
to-aw-faw';
from
wear-
(only in plur. collect.)
towbunah.
See
8394.
(by Impl.)
(treasure so obtained) or
8463. Nlbrjn
tacbaluw',
fafcfc-ol-oo';
or
8424. !"I5W tfiwgab,
too-gaw'; from 3013; depression (of spirits) ; concr. a grief: heaviness, sorrow.
speed: plenty, strength.

8444. !"!NlTin
towtsa'ah,
to-tsaw-aw'; or
8318;
Sbrjn tacbftlu', takh-al-oo'; from 2456; a malady: disease, X grievous, (that

are) sick (-ness).
tINJth totsa'ab, to-tsaw-aw'; from
8425. FIKftlin
Towgarmah,
to-gar-maw 1 ; or
FWlSri T6ganna.li, to-gar-maw'; prob. graphical) of for. der.; Togarmah, a son of source: border outgoings. Gomer and his posterity:Togarmah.
8426. fTTin
(only in plur. collect.) exit, i.e. (geoboundary, or (fig.) deliverance, (act.)

(-s),
going
(-s)
forth (out),
towdab, to-daw'; from 3034; prop. 8445. nSl]5in Towqabatb, io-kah'-ath; the same as 3349; obedience; Toko- Tahan. an extension of the hand, i.e. (by impl.) 8466. iljQn tacb&nab, takh-an-aw'; from 2583; avowal, or (usually) adoration; spec, a choir of wor- hath, an Isr. : Tikvath [by correction for 8616]. (only plur. coll.) an encampment: ahippers: confession, (sacrifice of) praise, thanks 8446. "Iln tttwr, toor; a prim, root: to meander (caus. guide) about, espec. for trade or camp. (-giving, offering). tavab, taw-vaw'; a prim, root; to reconnoitring:chap [man], sent to descry, be ex- 8467. rrartn te chinnab, tekh-in-nawf; from 8427. 2603; graciousness; caus. entreaty: mark out, i.e. (prim.) scratch or (def.) cellent, merchant [-man], search (out), seek, (e-) spy
tacbmac, takh-mawce'; from 2554; a species of unclean bird (from its issues, m'oience), perh. an owl:night hawk. 8465. TOn Tacban, takh'-an; prob. from 2583; station; Tachan, the name of two Isr.: from
8464. DMtin
mn
(out). imprint: scrabble, set [a mark]. 8428. fnn tava.li, taw-vaw'; a prim, root [or 8447. perh. ident. with 8427 through a similar to grieve:limit [by idea from scraping to pieces] confusion with 8427].
;
"TO
*"lh
tow,
tore;
or
favour, grace, supplication. e cblnnab, 8468. riSTin
same as
tor, tore; from 8446; a succession, i.e. a Tehinnah. string or (abstr.) order:border, row, 8469. ]15Hn
"'
8467;
tekh-in-naw' ; the Techinnah, an Isr.:
8429.
Win
te
vabh
tUTD.
tachannwn,
(fem.)
takh-an-oon';
or
"
(Chald.), tev-ah'; corresp. to
8539 or perh. to 7582 through the idea of sweeping to ruin [comp. 8428] ; to amaze, i.e. (reflex. by impl.) take alarm:be astonied.
8448. 'lin 8449. *rin
lowr, tore; prob. the same as 8447; a manner (as a sort of turn): estate. towr, tore; or
dove,
ST1SHFI
tacnannwnah,
naw'; from
takh-an-oo-
2603; earnest
prayers
8430.
nin Tftwacb,
to'-akh;
from an unused
root mean, to depress; humble; Toach, an 1st.:Toah.
tdr, tore; prob. the same as 8447; a ringoften (fig.) as a term of endearment: (turtle) dove.
In
intreaty, supplication. 8470. , inn Tach&nty, takh-an-ee'; patron,

8465;
from
a Tachanite
(collect.)
or desc of
Tachan:Tahanites.
Takhpankhace
Tiflaw

takh-pan-khace'
CEzek. 30
8471. Dn?SriFl
OriDSriFl
Tachpanchec,
or
8491
a
"^Fl Tiytsiy,
tee-tsee'; patrial
or patron,
Tecbapbme chSc
tekh-af-nekh-ace' ; or Tactap e ncc (Jer. 2
ace';
18),
Titsite
from an unused noun of uncert. mean. or desc. or inhab. of an unknown Tits:
8517. sbjn ' t elag (Chald.), tet-ag1 ; corresp. to 79605 snow: snow.
nsbpl Tllgatb.
See
8407.
8435.
Tizite.
tiyrosta, tee-roshe'; from 3423 in the of expulsion; must or fresh Tahapanes, Tahpanhes, Tehaphnehes. grape-juice (as just squeezed out); byimpl. (rarely) e 8472. O^Btiri Tachp neyc, takh-pen-ace' ; of fermented wine: (new, sweet) wine. Tachpenes, Eg. der.; an Eg. 8493. N"1 , ri Tiyr e ya, tee'-reh-yaw' ; prob. from woman: Tahpenes.
IIJ'TFI
: 16), takh-penof Eg. der. ; Tachpanches, Techaphneches or Tachpenes, a place in Egypt:
D35nri
8492. IDiTFl
tiyrowsh,
sense
STjbh tor data

tee-roshe'; or
See
8518. Inbn talah, taw-law'; a prim, root; to pend (espec. to gibbet):hang (up).
8519. !lllbFl t'lu wiiali tel-oo-naw'; or
sus-
nj5n
bling:
t e lnnnah, tel-oon-naw' ; from 3885 in the sense of obstinacy; a grum-
8473.
ti'lllFl
tacb&ra', takh-ar-aw
3372; fearful; Tirja,

1
an Isr.: Tiria.
prob.
of
for.
murmuring.
Telach,
teh'-lakh; prob.
';
from
2734 in
corslet (as white or hollow):
the orig. sense of 2352 or 2353; a linen habergeon.
8494.
CPFI Tiyrac,
der.; Tiras,
tee-rawce';
8520. nbf]
from an unbreach;
a son of Japheth: Tiras. See

8492.
8474. ITinFl
tacharab,
tious root
WTI
UJ^FI
used root mean, to dissever; Telach, an Isr. : Telah.

8521. NTli'in 5FI
tiyrosta.
takh-aw-raw' ; a facti-
from 2734 through the idea 8495. of the heat of jealousy; to vie with a rival: close,
contend.
taylsb,
tah'-yeesh;
from an unused
root mean, to butt; a buck or he-goat (as
given to butting): he goat.
Tel Charstaa', tale kharshaw'; from 8510 and the fem. of 2798; mound of workmanship; TeUCharsha, a place in Bab.:Tel-haresha, Tel-harsa.
8522. ''bn t e liy,
tel-ee';
8475. S'ltlF) 8476.

USriFl
Tachrea',
Tachred, an
takh-ray'-ah; for 8390;

Isr.
8496. Tjn tok, take; or

"niFl
prob.
from
8518;
a quiver
:Tahrea.
prob. of for. fur, prob. a
(as slung):
tacbasb,
der.
;
towk
quiver.
tel-ee-thah'ee; or
(Psa. 72
14),
take;
takh'-ash;
from the 8523. "Tnbn t e liytbay(Chald.),

'
same base as
8497.
t"E3Fl
8432 (in the sense of cutting

"TlbFl taltiy (Chald.), tal-tee'; ! " 8532; third:third.
(clean)
animal with
species of antelope:
badger.
to pieces); oppression: deceit, fraud.
ordinal
from
8477. 125nn
Tacbasb,
8476
;
takah,
strew,
i.e.
taw-kaw';
takh'-ash; the same as Tachash, a relative of Abraham :
a prim, root; to 8524. encamp: sit down.

adjustment,
store.
i.e.
bbn
talal, taw-lal'; a prim, root; to pile

up,
i.e.
Thahash.
8498. J-UISri
ture;
fkuwnah, tek-oo-naw'; fem. pass.

part, of 8505;
elevate:
eminent.
Comp.
2048.
struc-
8478. nnFl tacbatb, takh'-ath; from the same as 8430; the bottom (as depressed); only adv. below (often with prep, pref underneath), in lieu
.
by impl. equipage: fashion,
8499.
WDFl fbuwnab,
3559;
i.e.
tek-oo-naw';
from
8525. dbln telem, teh'-lem; from an unused root mean, to accumulate; a bank or terrace:furrow, ridge.
or prob. ident. with 8498; some-
8526.
inbg Talmay,
ridged;
tal-mah'ee;
from
8525;
of,
etc.: as, beneath,

. . .
x
.
flat, in (-stead), (same) place

. . .
thing arranged or fixed,
a place: seat.
or
prob. of for.
(where
is),
room, for
.
sake, stead of, under,
unto, X fore, with.
when
was mine, whereas, [where-]

(Chald.), takh'-ath; corresp.
8500. iSFl
"'Sin
takkiy,
der. ;
toofc-feee';
tuwkkiy,
takak,
root
took-keef;
8479. nnFl
tacbatb
some imported
taw-kawk';
creature, prob. a
to 8478: under.
peacock:
peacock.
mean, to
Talmai, the name of a Canaanite and a Syrian:Talmai. 8527. Tnbrj talmiyd, tal-meed'; from 3925; a pupil: scholar. 8528. tlba bn Tel Melach, tale meh'-lakh;
8480.
nng Tacbatb, takh'-ath; the same as 8478;

Tachath, the
8501. iTSFI
ceitful.
from 8510 and 4417; mound of salt; from an unused Tel-Melach, a place in Bab. : Tel-melah.
i.e.
name
of a place in the
dissever,
crush: de-
Fisbn t elnnnab.
See
8519.
Desert, also of three Isr. :Tahath.
nhri t e cbdth. See 8460.

8481.
"pFlflFI
jtiriFI
8502. !"iban tlklata, tik-law'; from 3615;

pleteness :
perfection.
tak-leeth';
8529. Sbpl tala', taw-law'; a denom. from 8438; comto crimson, i.e. dye that color:
tachtown,
tachton,
bottommost:
X
from
3615;
scarlet.
takh-tone'; or
8503.
8478;
mbpFl takliytb,
(-ion).
takh-tone';
from
completion; by impl. an extremity:

nether
end, perfect
nyb'Fl tola "a tli
See
8438.
lower
(-est),
(-most).
8504. nbOFl t ekeletta,

7827;
tek-ay'-leth;
prob.
for
8482.
(fig.
^FiriFI
a pit,
tachtiy, takh-tee'; from 8478; lowermost; as noun (fern, plur.) the depths the womb); low (parts, -er, -er parts, -est),
Dentin
color with:
(iriolet)
the cerulean mussel, i.e. the obtained therefrom or stuff dyed there-
8530. FPBbFJ talpiyata, tal-pee-yaw' ; fem. from an unused root mean, to tower; something tall, i.e. (plur. collect.) slenderness: armoury.
Ifebn
8531. nbri
T e lassar,
See
8515.
blue.
TjDF\
t e lath (Chald.), tel-ath';

tertiary
from 8532; a
nether (part).
8483.
'Wn
Tacbtiym
cbodshfy,
takh-teem' khod-shee'; appar. from the plur. masc. of 8482 or 8478 and 2320; lower (ones) monthly; Tachtim-Chodshi, a place in Pal. : Tahtim-hodshi.
taw-kan'; a prim, root; U>baU ance, i.e. measure out (by weight or dimension); flg. to arrange, equalize, through the idea of levelling (ment. estimate, test):bear up, direct, be ([un-]) equal, mete, ponder, tell, weigh.
8505.
taban,
rank:third.
8532.
nbn
t e latb (Chald.), tel-awth'; masc.
Inribri t e
lathab
(Chald.), tel-aw-thaw' ; or
(Chald.), tel-aw-thaw'; cor-
Nnbri t elatha
three.
8506. "pFl
8507. "pFI
token,
to' -ken;
from
tale.
8505;
a fixed
resp. to 7969;
"'Flbn tally.
three or third:third,
8484.
fCTl tiybown,
'p'TI
quantity: measure,
tee-kone'; or
Token,
tiykdn,
tee-kone';
from
8432;
cen-
to'-ken; the same as 8506; Token, a place in Pal. : Tochen.
See
8523.
tra;: middle (-most), midst.
8533.
thirty.
"pnbn
8508.
rPSDn tokntyth,
tok-neeth';
i.e.
from
8506;
8485. NM'TI TejrmA', fay-maw 1 ; or
t e lathiyn (Chald.), tel-aw-theen'; mult, of 8532; ten times three:

tal-tal';
NMFI Tenia', tay-maw'; prob. of for. der.; Tema, a son of Ishmael, and the region 8509. TP^dFl takriyk, tak-reek ; appar. from an unused root mean, to encompass; a settled by him:Tema. wrapper or robe: garment. 8486. "pO^Fl te) man tay-mawn'; or a by contr. from 8524; 8510. bn tel, tale; tay-mawn'; denom. from ^73F1 teinan, mound:heap, X strength. 3225; the south (as being on the right 8511. Nbn tala', taw-law'; a prim, root; to susband of a person facing the east): south (side, -ward, pend; flg. (through hesitation) to be un1
admeasurement, tion: pattern, sum.
consumma-
8534. brferi taltal,
by redupl. from
8524
through the idea of vibration; a ing bough (as pendulous): bushy.
trail-
8535. ftp tarn, tawm; from 8552; complete; usually (mor.) pious; spec, gentle, dear: coupled together, perfect, plain, undeflled, upright.
8536. dlj tain (Chald.), tawm; corresp. to 8033; there: x thence, there, X where.
wind).
certain;
by
8487. JKPFl
"J73FI
8512. i^SJ bn Tel 'Abiyb, tale aw-beeV; from cence:full, integrity, perfect (-ion), simplicity, upmound of green right (-ly, -ness), at a venture. See 8550. 8510 and 24; Teman, the name of two Edomites, and Natl Tema'. See 8485. of the region and desc. of one of them: south, growth; Tel-Abib, a place in Cnaldaea: Tel-abib. Teman. 8513. iTINbn t elaata, tel-aw-aw'; from 3811; dis- 8538. 7THF1 tuiiimali toom-maw'; fem. of 8587; "OM^fl T6yme niy, tay-men-ee'; prob. for tress:travail, tra*"*., trouble. innocence: integrity. 8489; Temeni, an Isr.: Temeni. 8514. STilsbn tal'ftwban, tal-oo-baiv' ; from 8539. STOFI tamahta, taw-mah'; a prim, root; to " M" F1 Teymaniy, tay-maw-nee' ; patron, 3851 desiccation:great drought. be in consternation:be amazed, be asfrom 8487; a Temanite or desc. of 8515. iteNbn tonished, marvel (-lously), wonder. Tela'ssar, teUas-sar'; or
I
Teyman, tay-mawn'; or Teman, tay-mawn'; the same as 8486;
ate:be bent, bang
impl. (of ment. dependence) to habitu(in doubt).
8537. fin torn, tome;

flg.
from
8552;
prosperity;
usually
completeness; (mor.) inno-
Teman:Temani, Temanite.
tTHTQFl
8490,
tTWPl tiymarah,
timarah,
same as
S55S;
tee-maw-raw'; or
liEDFl
Telassar,
tel-as-sar';
of for. der.;
8540. rTOn t e
wonder.
mahh
(Chald.),
tem-ah';
Telassar, a region of Assyria:Tel-
root
corresp.
to 8539;
from a a miracle:
tee-maw-raw'; from the a column, i.e. cloud:
8516. infflabn
talbdsbetb,
3847;
tal-bo' sheth;
from
8541. piTHFl
ment.
tlmmataown,
tim-maw-hone';
TuUav.
a garment .'clothing.
from 8539; consternation:astonish

8643. TTOP
Takhpankhace
Tiflaw
125
(-y),
Tammiwi,
der.;
tam-mooz'; of uncert.
iTTOFI
timmorak
(sing,
and
plur.),
tim-
(-red), (be,
commit more, do) abominable
ut.
Tummuz, a Phoenician deity:
Tammuz.
8643.
mo-raw'; from the same root as 8558; (arch.) a palm-ttke pilaster (i.e. umbellate):palm
tree.
terly.
riay'n
to'ebab
See
1
S441.
bian
t e m6wl, tem-oZe'; or
tem-ole'; prob. for 865; prop. a (short or long) time since;
Iten
Tamiuor
See
8412.
8582.
b^FI 1*1061,
0O,
i.e.
!TTOP timarah. See 8490.

8562.
espec. yesterday, or (with 8082) do 6e/ore yester^y; (-before (-time), these [three] days, heretofore, +- time past, yesterday.
plIMn tamrnwq,
pÎMP" taniriyq
tam-rooW; or
1
to vac; a prim, root; or stray (lit. or flg.); also caus. of both: (cause to) go astray, deceive, dissemble, (cause to, make to) err, pant, seduce, (make to) stagger, (cause to) wander, be out of the way.
J"!J>n illate, i.e. reel
ta'iib. taw-aw
P'TMP tamrnq, tarn-rook

prop, a scouring,
or
8583.
e 8544- 713*0313 t mu\rnan, tem-oo-nauJ', or

fashioned) phantom, or (spec.) out, as a shape, i.e. (indef.) embodiment, or (fig.) mant/estoiion (of favor):im'
Wn
"3/P
To'uw, to'-oo;
or
tarn-reek';
from
4838;
t'mftnan, nron *s
tem-oo-naw 1 ; from
(i.e.
4327;
something portioned
fumery for the bath

8563.
flg.
i.e. soap or pera detergent: X cleanse,
T6iy, to'-ee; from 8582; error; To& or Toi, a Syrian king:Toi, Tou.
t e <uwdah,
5749;
(thing for) purification (-tying).
8584.
STJWP
teh-oo-daw 1 ;
i.e.
attestation,
from a precept, us-
TM3FI tamruwr,
tam-roor
from
4848;
age, likeness, similitude.
age: testimony.
8585. rfjSP t e alah, teh-aw-law'; from 5927; a channel (into which water is raised for irrigation) ; also a bandage or plaster (as placed upon a wound): conduit, cured, healing, little river,
trench, watercourse.
bitterness (plur. as collect.):
X most
8545- ff-flnn
'
^mnwran,
4171
;
tem-oo-raw';
from
(ex-)
bitter (-ly).
barter,
compensation:
PTfflP
,b
tamrnq, and
See
8562.
change
(-ing),
recompense, restitution.
8546. rUTTOn
die.
t'mfrwthan,
tem-oo-thaw' ; from
P TOP taniriyq
8564. TllMF)
4191; execution (as
a doom):
death,
tamrnwr,
same
tam-roor 1 ;
from the 8586. blbyn ta'iilnw],

erection,
i.e.
tah-al-ool';
fit
from
i.e.
6958;
root as 8558;
an
caprice (as a
tion; concr. a
coming
on),
vexa-
8547. ttOFl
'
Temach,
tamiyd,
teh'-mdkh; of uncert. der.
pillar (prob. for a guide-board):high heap.
tyrant; babe, delusion.
Temach, one of the Nethinim:Tamah,
8565.
113
Thamah.
taw-meed'; from an unused root mean, to stretch; prop, continuused only (attributively ance (as indef. extension); but adv. eonstan%); ellipt. the as adj.) constant (or regular (daily) sacrifice:alway (s), continual (employment, -ly), daily, ([n-]) ever (-more), perpetual.
tan, tan; from an unused root prob. 8587. TTHpyp ta'Unmmah, faft-at-oom-mow'; from 5956; a secret:thing that Is mean, to elongate; a monster (as preterhid, secret.
8548. "P53P
naturally formed), i.e. a sea-serpent (or other huge marine animal); also a. jackal (or other hideous land
8588.
3WP
"W33JP
ta'innwg,
tah-an-oog'; or
animal): dragon, whale. 8566. f"I3P

*
Comp.
8577.
33SP ta<anng,
a prim, root; to
i.e.
tah-an-oog';
and (fem.)
tanah,
taw-naw';
6549. ft^MFl T
tamiym,
tire
(lit., fig.
taw-meem'; from
8B53; en-
present (a mercenary inducement), bargain with (a harlot): hire.
ta'anugah,
6026;
tah-an-oog-aw 1 ; from
luxur y: delicate, delight, pleas
or mor.); also (as noun)
8567. 712P
tanan,
;
ant.
integrity, truth: without blemish, complete, full, perfect, sincerely (-ity), sound, without spot, undented, upright
(-ly),
ident. with 8566
taw-naw'; a prim, root [rather through the idea of ati.e.
whole.
tributing honor] to ascribe (praise), commemorate: lament, rehearse.
celebrate,
8589. rP3S>n ta&niyth, tah-an-eeth' ; from 6081; affliction (of self), I.e. fasting:heaviness.
8650.
D n 53n
"
Tummiym,
of complete
toom-meem';
plur. of
8568.
run tannan,
8569. ilSWP t^nnw'ah, ten-oo-ato',- from 6106; Truth:Thummim. alienation; by impl. enmity:breach tamak, taw-mak'; a prim, root; to of promise, occasion. 8591. ta<a*, taw-ah'; a prim, root; to cheat: 8551. W2n T " sustain; by impl. to obtain, keep fast; 8570. F013P t e nnwbah, from by anal, to maltreat: deceive, misuse. fenoo-ftato'; close:(.take, up-) hold (up), main5107; produce:fruit, increase. 8592. rTOJtyn ta*atsnmah, tah-ats-oo-maw' flg. to help, follow from 6105; miaftt (plur. collect.): 8571. "HIDFl te nnwl, ten-ook'; perh. from the tain, retain, stay (up). same as 594 through the idea of pro- power. bbn t'mfil. See8B43. traction; a pinnacle, i.e. extremity:tip. 8593. "llPr! ta'ar, tah'-ar; from 6168; a knife or taw-mam'; a prim, root; to tamam, 8552. BMFl razor (as making bare); also a scab ~ T 8572. S"TO*i3P t e nnwmah, ten-oo-maw'; from complete, in a good or a bad sense, lit. 5123; drowsiness, i.e. steep: slum- bard (as 6eino 6are, i.e. empty): [pen-] knife, rasor, (as follows):accomplish,
as an
S537; per/ections,i.e.(techn.)oneofthe epithets of the objects in the high-priest's breastplate
tan-naw'; prob. fem. of 8565; a female jackal: dragon.
8590. ^33>n
Ta'anak,
Ta'nak,
tafc-an-awft';
or
emblem
tah-nawk1 ; of uncert. der.; "!JDyn Taanak or Tanak, a place in Pal.: Taanach, Tanach.
Wn
or
flg.,
trans, or intrans.
consume, have done, (come cease, be clean [pass-] ed, fail, come to the full, to an, have an, make an) end, perfect, be be all gone, X be all here, be (make) upright, be wasted, whole. spent, sum, be (shew self)
ber
(-ing).
scabbard, shave, sheath.
8573. 71B*0P t e nuwphah, ten-oo-faw'; from 5130; a brandishing (in threat); by impl. tumult; spec, the official undulation of sacrificial offerings: offering, shaking,
8594. Infi'lSR.
pledge:
1-
ta<aruban.
6148;
tah-ar-oo-baw '; from

1
suretyship,
i.e.
(concr.)
a
a
hostage.
pn
!
tfcman,
leman.
See
8486, 8487.
wave
(offering).
8595.
?Wn
tatua<, tah-too'-ah; from

8608 contr.;
8591;
8574.
"113FI
tim-naW; from 4487; a 8553. !"1MFI T portion assigned; Timnah, the name 8575. Thimnathah. of two places In Pal. :-Timnah, Timnath,
SlJMin
Tinman,
tan-noor'; fire-pot: furnace, oven.
tannuwr.
from
5216;
fraud:error. 8596. Vp\ tdpn, tofe; from

rine:
a tambou-
BltlJri
6.71313
tanchuwm, tan-khoom';
tanchum,
or
8597.
tabret. timbrel.
tif-aw-raw'; or
tif-eh'-reth;
temanah.
Timniy,
gee
8544.
tan-khoom'; and (fem.)
TTlNSn tlpn'aran,
r'nNSn tlph'ereth,
8554. ÛMn
" !
'
tim-nee'; patrial from 8553; a Timnite or inhab. of Timnah:Tim-
TTOinSP tanchuwman, tan-kho&maw' T from 5162; compassion, solace:com:
from
fort, consolation.
nite.
8555. 5>5MFI T
:
Timna, Hm-naw
straint;
from
4513;
re-
8576.
Isr.
PMTOP Tanchumeth,
for
8575
(fem.);
6286; ornament (abstr. or concr., lit. or fig.): beauty (-iful), bravery, comely, fair, glory (-ious), honour, majesty.
tan-khoo'-meth;
Timna, the name of two Edomites:Tirana, Timnah.

'
Tanchumeth, an
:Tanhumeth.
8556.
&^n
''
r07pri
'
Timnatn
kheh'-res: or
Cherec, tim-nath
8577. "PpP
taimiyu,
lntens.
tcm-neen'; or
(Ezek. 29
:
tap-poo'-akh; from its fragrance), i.e. the fruit or the tree (prob. includ. others of the pome order, as the quince, the orange, etc.):apple
5301;
8598. 0*1313
lappuwaeli
an apple (from
tan-neem'; (tree). See also 1054. a marine 8599. rnSP] Xappuwach, tap-poo'-akh; the seh'-rakh; from 8553 and 2775; or land monster, i.e. sea-serpent or jackal:dragon, same as 8598; Tappudch, the name of two places in Pal., also of an Isr.:Tappuah. portion of (the) sun; Timnath-Cheres, a place in sea-monster, serpent, whale. Pal. :Timnath-heres, Timnatb-serah. 8578. "p3P tfnyan (Chald.), tin-yawn'; corresp. 8600. illtiBr) te phowtsah, tef-otsaw'; from 6827; a dispersal: dispersion. to 8147; second:second. 8557. D13FI temec, teh'-mes; from 4529; liquefac' ' tion, i.e. disappearance.' melt. 8579. fWOri tlnyanuwth (Chald.), tin-yaw- 8601. "pBFl tapniyn, too-feen'; from 644; eooife.
8),
tUlO rOOTl '

' '
Tlmnath Ceraeh, tim-nath
6 , 3F1 tanniym
from the same as
8565;
8558. "TOFt T T
tamar,
root mean, to be erect; a

1
taw-mawr'; from an unused palm tree: again.

the same as
palm (tree).
8559.
Tamar, the name of three women and a place:Tamar. 8560. T?in tomer, to'-mer; from the same root ' as 8558; a palm trunk:palm tree.
8558;
Tamar, taw-mawr ; IMP 1 T
ery, i.e. (concr.) a cake: baked piece. 8602. 5Bri tapnel, taw-fale'; from an unused root mean, to smear; plaster (as gummy) tan-sheh'-meth; 8580. PKI1233P tanahemeth. from 5395; prop, a hard breather, or slime; (flg.) frivolity:foolish things, unsavoury, untempered. i.e. the name of two unclean creatures, a lizard and a bird (both perh. from changing color through their 8603. 5D'n Tophel, to'-fel; from the same as irascibility), prob. the tree-toad and the water-hen: 8602; quagmire; Tophel, a place near the mole, swan. Desert:Tophel.
nooth';
from
8578;
a second time:
8561.
"17215
Omrnor
(fem.)
(plur.
only), tim-more';
or
8581. 3U>P, ta'ab, tatu-ao'; a prim, root; to loathe, 8604. !"!5BF1 tlphlan, tif-law'; from the same as i.e. (mor.) detest: (make to be) abhor 8602; frivolity:folly, foolishly.
; ;
126
8605. rtSFl
Tefillaw
Tattenahee

tef-il-law';
fpblllab,
intercession, supplication;
hymn:prayer.
from 6419; 8631. C]pn tqepta (Chald.), tek-afe'; corresp. to 8653 by impl. a 8630; to become (caus. make) mighty or obstinate:make firm, harden, be (come) (flg.) 8654.
strong.
nbsnn
tar'elab, tar-ay4aw'; from 7477-, reeling: astonishment, trembling.

teer-aw-thee' ;
patrial
"W'lP Xlr'atbiy,
8606. riSbsn tipbletsetb, tif-leh'-tseth; from 6426; fearfulness: terrible.
8632. t|pri t e
qoph
(Chald.), tek-ofe';
corresp. to
from an unused name mean, gate; a Tirathite or inhab. of an unknown Tirah: Tirathite.
8655. fiiB^Fl t e rapbiym, ter-aw-feme' ; plur. per. from 7495; a healer; Teraphim (sing, or plur.) a family idol: idols (-atry), images, teraphim.
8656. SlS'lFl XIrtsab, ieer-tsaw'; from 7521; delightsomeness; Tirtsah, a place in Pal. also an Israelitess : Tirzah.
;
8607. JlDSn
Tiphcacb,
tif-sakh';
from
6452;
8633;
power: might,
to' -kef;
strength.
8630;
ford; Tiphsach, a place in Mesopota-
8633
C|pri
toqepb,
(fig.)
mia:Tipsah.
taw-faf; a prim, root; to drum, i.e. play (as) on the tambourine: taber, play with timbrels.
8609. "IBR 8608. |BP
might or positiveness: authority, power,

See
8622.
from
taphapb,
strength.
ilBpn
t e qnpbab.
"in tdr.
See
8447, 8449.
tapbar,
tapbas,
taw-far'; a prim, root;

(together).
to
sew: (women that) sew

8610.
123BF1
8634.
Pal.
nbN*in Xar'alab,
8653;
s.
tar-al-aw';
reeling;
prob. for Taralah, a place in
8657. IZj^P
Xeresb,
resh,
teh'-resh;
of for. der.;
Te-
taw-fas';
i.e.
a prim,
root;
to
:Taralah.
a eunuch of Xerxes: Teresh.

tar-sheesh';
;
manipulate,
seize;
fig.
chiefly to cap-
ture, wield: spec, to overlay;
to use unwarrant-
8635. n'fi'lP
crease.
tarbnwtb,
ably: catch, handle,
(lay, take)
hold (on, over), stop,
tar-booth'; from 7235; multiplication, progeny: ini.e.
8658. IITUJ^P
tarsbiysb,
for. der.
prob. of
[comp. 8659]
a gem, perh.
the topaz: beryl.
surely, surprise, take.
8611. nBri
tabret.
topbetb,
8608;
to'-feth;
i.e.
a smiting,
from the base of (fig.) contempt:

the
8636.
rPS^n tarbtytb,
tar-beeth';
i.e.
from
8659.
7235;
IZJitfj'IP
Xarshiysb,
same as
tar-sheesh'; prob. the
multiplication,
bonus in addition to
gain.
percentage or principal: increase, unjust
8658 (as the region of the
8612.
VSh Topbetb,
to'-feth;
same as
8611;
Toplieth, a place near Jerus. : Tophet,
Topheth.
8637. birtn tlrgal, teer-gaV; a denom. from 7270; to cause to walk: teach to go. 8638. QS'HFl
transfer,
i.e.
a place on the Medi terranean, hence the epithet of a merchant vessel tat if for or from that port) also the name of a Persian and of an Isr. : Tarshish, Tharshish.
stone, or the reverse); Tarshish,
;
8660. Nnuj'iri
Xlrsbatha',
for. der.
;
8613.
nnBFl Topbteb,
of 8612;
prob. a form Tophteh, a place of crematof-teh';
tion:Tophet.
teer-gam'; a denom. from 7275 in the sense of throwing over; to translate: interpret.
tlrgam,
the
title
teer-shaw-thaw' ; of of a Pers. deputy
or governor: Tirshatha.
yvnn
8661. WftP.
tarteyn. See
8648.
8614. "TIBFl
sheriff.
tipbtay
from
8199;
iTin torab.
(Chald.), tif-tah'ee;
See
8451.
perh.
Tartan,
tan,
tar-tawn'; of for. der.; Tar-
judicial,
i.e.
a lawyer:
JtM'l'IP
tardemah,
7290;
tar-day-maw' ; from
or
(by
impl.)
an Assyrian: Tartan.
lethargy
In&jtSFI
totsa'ab.
See
8444.
trance:
deep sleep.
Xlrbaqab,
for.
8662. priori
Tartak.
Xartaq,
tar-tawk'; of for. der.; Tartak, a deity of the Awites:
8615. Fn)?ri tiqvab, tik-vaw'; from 6960; lit. a cord (as an attachment [comp. 6961]); expectancy: expectation ([-ted]), hope, live, fig. thing that I long for.
8616.
!"lTj?ri
8640. ripfl^ri
:
der.
teer-haw'-kaw; of Tirhakah, a king of
Kush Tirhakah.
8641. STOI'IFI t e
8663. !"I{JlBP t e ebu>ah, tesh-oo-aw 1 ; from 7722; a crashing or loud clamor: crying,
ruwmah, ter-oo-maw';
(Deut.
7311
;
or
ter-oo-
noise, shouting, stir.
Xiqvab, tik-vaw';
Tikvah, the
name
of
two
the same as 8615; Isr. : Tikvah.
ITO'in t e
rumab
12
11),
Stan tosbab. See 8453.

8664.
bite
8617. fflilpri t e 8618. finipri t e
iek-oo-maw'; from 6965; resistfulness: power to stand.
qnwmab,
a present (as offered up), espec. in sacrifice or as tribute: gift, heave offering ([shoulder]), oblation, offered
(-ing).
maw'; from
Tishbiy, tish-bee'; patrial from an unused name mean, recourse; a Tishor inhab. of Tishbeh (in Gilead):Tishbite.
"'ailJITl
q6wmm,
musical
6965;
e from 8642. ("POIITI t ruwmiyab, ter-oo-mee-yaw' 8665. y3tj3ri taslibets, tash-bates'; from 7660; formed as 8641 a sacrificial offeran opponent: rise up against. checkered stuff (as reticulated):
tek-o-mame';
ing:oblation.
8619. 5>ypF\
trumpet.
taqdwa',
the
taw-ko'-ah; from 8628 (in

sense);
broidered.
7321;
e a trumpet: 8643. inyilri t ruw'ab, ter-oo-aW; from
8620. 3>ipn
8621. "VftpFl
X eq6wa, tek-o'-ah;
a form of
8619;
Tekoa, a place in Pal. : Tekoa, Tekoah.
t'Q'TOP te shuwbab, tesh-oo-baw' ; or clamor, i.e. acclamation of joy or a flilpP fsbubab, tesh-oo-baw'; from 7725; battle-cry; espec. clangor of trumpets, as an alaa recurrence (of time or place); a rerum: alarm, blow (-ing) (of, the) (trumpets), joy, answer, be expired, return. jubile, loud noise, rejoicing, shout (-ing), (high, joy- ply (as returned):
from 7760; a deposit, i.e. pledging: from 8644. !lB11P t e ruwpbab, ter-oo-faw'; from 8620; a Teko'ite or inhab. of Tekoah: 7322 in the sense of its congener 7495; -f fellowship. a remedy;medicine. Tekoite. 8668. W<w5ri t'shuw'ah, tesh-oo-aw' ; or 8622. FtBlpFI t eqfiwpbab, tek-oo-faw'; or 8645. riT"in tirzab, teer-zaw'; prob. from 7329; a W125P fsbu'ab, tesh-oo-aw'; from 7768 in species of tree (appar. from its slenderSHBpFI te qupbab, tek-oo-faw'; from 5362;
lypFI
:
Xeq6w<iy, tek-oee'; or Xeqd'iy, tek-o-ee'; patron,
ful)
sound
(-ing).
8667. n52ltori t e suwnietb, tes-oo-meth';
a revolution, i.e. (of the sun) course, (of time) lapse:circuit, come about, end.
8623.
ness), perh.
the cypress: cypress.
pers., national
the sense of 3467; rescue (lit. or flg., or spir.):deliverance, help, safety,
CTpn taqqiypb,
tak-keef;
(Chald.),
from
8630;
powerful: mightier.
8624.
Xeracb, teh'-rakh; of uncert. der. Terach, the father of Abraham; also a place in the Desert: Tarah, Terah.
8646. rTnri
8647.
salvation, victory.
8669.
!-|]5TlUFI
fsbuwqab,
tesh-oo-kauf ;
from
Eppn taqqiypb
7783 in the orig. sense of stretching
tak-keef;
cor-
tlJH^P Xircbanah,
cert. der.;
teer-ftAan-aifl','
of un-
out after; a longing: desire.
resp. to 8623:mighty, strong.
Tirchanah, an Isr.:Tir-
8625. bpri t e qal (Chald.), tek-al'; corresp. to 8254; to balance:Tekel, be weighed.

6.
hanah.
8670. JYlllDP t e shuwrah, tesh-oo-raw1 ; from 7788 in the sense of arrival; a gift:
present.
8648. P'nn t e reyn (Chald.), ter-ane'; fem.

"priori
TOP taqan,
equalize,
taw-kan';
i.e.
a prim, root; to
(intrans.
straighten
or
tarteyn,
tar-tane';
corresp.
to
P1TOP tasbebetb.
!"P1ZJF1
See
516.
trans.); fig. to
compose:
set in order, make straight.

),
8147; too.'second,
+ twelve, two.
8671.
tusbiyab. See 8454.

t e sbiyty,
8672;
tesh-ee-ee';
8627.
"]p_FI
te qan (Chald
teit-o',i.e.
corresp. to 8626;
8649. Fttfin
tormab,
tor-maw'; and
tar-mooth'; or
to straighten up,
confirm:
establish.
iT&Fi
ord.
from
rVWlP" tarmuwtli,
rPU'nri
ninth: ninth.
See
8668.
8628. 3>pn taqa', taw-kah'; a prim, root; to clatter, i.e. slap (the hands together), clang
(an instrument);
etc.)
;
tarmiytb,
tar-meeth'; from 7411;

(-ful),
S"WlBn tsba<ab.
8672.
Sfflri
by anal, to drive (a nail or tent-pin, flHnri t e rumah. See 8641. by impl. to become bondsman (by handclasping):blow ([a trumpet]), cast, clap, fasten, 8650. yiFl toren, to'^ren; prob. for 766; a pole (as pitch [tent], smite, sound, strike, X suretiship, thrust. a mast or flag-staff): beacon, mast. or 9. S>pn teqa, tay-kah'; from 8628; a blast of a 8651. S^FI t e ra< (Chald.), ter-ah'; corresp. to (+ trumpet: sound. 8179; a door; by impl. a paiace: gate
a dart,
fraud: deceit
privily.
tfesba*, tay'-shah; or (masc.)
!"Wffiri
tlsb'ab,
tish-aw'; perh.
from
8159
full
through the idea of a turn to the next number ten; nine or (ord.) ninth:nine
-teen,
+ -teenth, -th).
tisb'iym,
8672;
^pFl
'.
X eqdiy.
8673.
fi^SJTlJri
tish-eem'; multiple
from
See
8621.
mouth.
''JFIEI
ninety:ninety.
npn taqapb,
overpower:
prevail (against).
taw-kaf; a prim, root; to 8652. S'lP tara (Chald.), taw-raw"; from 8651; a 8674. doorkeeper: porter.
Xatt e nay, tat-ten-ah'ee; of for. der/, Tattenai, a Persian: Tatnai.
A CONCISE
DICTIONARY
OF THE WORDS IN
THE GREEK TESTAMENT;

WITH THEIR RENDERINGS
IN
THE
AUTHORIZED ENGLISH VERSION.
JAMES STRONG,
mt
i
S.T.D.,
LLD.
NASHVILLE
ABINGDON PRESS NEW YORK
PREFACE.
This work
is
entirely similar in origin, method,
and design, to the author's
Hebrew
Dictionary,
and may be employed

serviceable to
separately, for a corresponding purpose
and with a
like result, namely, to be
many who have
not the wish or the ability to use a more copious Lexicon of New-
Testament Greek.
In this case also even scholars will find
many
suggestions and explanations not
unworthy
their attention.
-,
Copyright, 1890,
by Jambs Strong,
J.
MADISOK, H.
PLAN OF THE BOOK.

1. All the original words are treated In their alphabetical Greek order, and are numbered regularly from the first to the last, each being known
so plainly indicated that none can
fail
to apprehend
6.
Finally (after the punctuation-mark
:)
are
and apply it. The most approved sounds are adopted, given all the different renderings of the word in the as laid down in the annexed scheme of articulation, Authorized English Version, arranged in the alphathroughout by its appropriate number. This ren- and in such a way that any good Grsecist would betical order of the leading terms, and conveniently ders reference easy without recourse to the Greek immediately recognise the word if so pronounced, condensed according to the explanations given
notwithstanding the minor variations current among Immediately after each word is given its exact scholars in this respect. 4. Then ensues a tracing of the etymology, radical equivalent in English letters, according to the system of transliteration laid down in the scheme here fol- meaning, and applied significations of the word, justly lowing, which is substantially that adopted in the but tersely analyzed and expressed, with any other Common English Version, only more consistently important peculiarities in this regard. 5. In the case of proper names, the same method is and uniformly carried out; so that the word could readily be turned back again into Greek from the pursued, and at this point the regular mode of Ancharacters.
2.
below. By searching out these various renderings in the Main Concordance, to which this Dictionary is designed as a companion, and noting the passages to which the same number corresponding to that of any given Greek word is attached in the marginal
original
form thus given it. 3. Next follows the precise pronunciation, according to the usual English
glicizing
mode of sounding syllables,
it, after the general style of the Common English Version, is given, and a few words of explanation are added to identify it.
column, the reader, whether acquainted with the language or not, will obtain a complete Greek Concordance also, expressed in the words of the Common English Version. This is an advantage which no other Concordance or Lexicon affords.
GREEK ARTICULATION.
The following explanations are sufficient to show the mode of writing and pronouncing Greek words in English adopted in this Dictionary.
80,
21.
Y V * +
TJpsilSn (u'-pse-lon)
n, as
in
fvU
Fhl(fee)
pn = /
German ch *
4. The accent (stress of voice) falls on the syllable where it is written.* It is of three forms: the acute
(
' ),
82,
which is its substitute; and the circumflex ( * or ) r 1. The Alphabet is as follows: 23. Fsi (psee) pa which is the union of the two. The acute may stand 24. Omega (o'-meg-ah) 6, as in no. Name. Transliteration and Po-ver. No, Form, on any one of the last three syllables, and in case it a Alpha (al'-fah) a, as in Arm or 1. occurs on the final syllable, before another word in 2. The mark ', placed over the initial vowel of a the same sentence, it is written as a grave. The grave [jAn* Beta (bay'-tah) b 2. P word, is called the Bough Breathing, and is equivalent is understood (but never written as such) on every Gamma (gam'-mah) g hard t s. r Y to the English h, by which we have accordingly rep other syllable. The circumflex is written on any sylDelta (del'-tah) d 8 4. resented it. Its absence over an initial vowel is in- lable (necessarily the last or next to the last one of Epsilon (ep'-see-lon) &, as in mif dicated by the mark ', called the Smooth Breathing, a word), formed by the contraction of two syllables, B.E e which is unappreciable or silent, and is therefore not of which thejirst would properly have the acute. Zeta (dzay'-tah) x, as in cmzet 6. Z I represented in our method of transliteration.t S, as in thmy Eta (ay'-tah) 7. 1 5. The following punctuation-m&TkB are used: the 8or5 Theta (thay'-tah) th, as in thotJ e. 3. The following are the Greek diphthongs, prop- comma ( , ), the semicolon ( ), the colon or period
X *
X *
Chi
which
is
the only true accent; the grave
(ftftee)
( * )
B A
H
e
0.1
io.
Iota (ee-o'-tah)
1,
as
in
maI
erly so called
4
Form. Transliteration and Power.
It
13.
18.
E A
. ),
the interrogation-point
( ; ),
KOTfC
\
"
Kappa (cap'-pah) t Lambda (famb'-dah) 1
(chine
Form. Transliteration and Power.
also the exclamation-point, parentheses
and by some editors, and quota
M
N S
V
1
Mu (moo) Hu (noo)
Xi(fctee)
m
n
x = fe
<" al(afc'ee)[a+e] l el as in hmght oi ol, as in oiZ ui we, as in swset

,
ov ow>
tv
as in
now
tion-marks.
en, as in /etj<J
ou
on,
as in through.
in
14. 15. i6. 17. 18.
more rapid succession than otherwise. Thus midway between * in high, and ay In say.
ou is
Omikr5n(om'-e-cron) ft, as in not

Pi (pee)
n
P S T
it
p
r
sharp
From the difficulty of producing
the true sound of
Besides these.there are what are called improper dlph thongs, in which the former is a long vowel. In these,
9
<r, final S <r,flna
Bho (fcro)
Sigma (sig'-mah)
X, it is generally sounded like k. t These signs are placed over the eeoond diphthong. The same Is true of the accents.
vowel of a
f sounds like a 1
iju
sounds like n
+
-
cav
"
" 4~ v
The Sough Breathing always belongs to v initial. T Tau(foto) t1T 19. The Bough Breathing is always used with p, when it the second vowel, when t, Is written under the first (unbegins a word. If tbls letter be doubled in the middle of less that be a capital), and is silent; when v. It Is * o, when final, or before p final or followed by any a word, the first takes the Smooth, and the second the sounded separately. When the initial is a capital, the t Bough, Breathing. is placed after it, but does not take the breathing nor other consonant, Is sounded like a in Arm; elsewhere As these signs cannot conveniently be written over accent. like a in mAn. are in The sign ", called dicer'esis, placed over the latter of the of a word, when they first letter a capital, + y, when followed by y, k, x, or, is sounded like ng such cases placed before it. This observation applies two vowels. Indicates that they do not form a diphin kina. also to the accents. The aspiration always begins the thong. % i is always sounded like dz. * Every word (except a few monosyllables, called syllable. t never has the guttural sound, like th in tais. Occasionally, in consequence of a contraction (email), Aton'ics) must have one accent; several small words i has the sound of ee when it ends an accented syllathe Smooth Breathing is made to stand in the middle of (called Enclit'ics) throw their accent (always as an ble in other situations a more obscure sound, like i in a word, and Is then called Coro'nis. acute) on the last syllable of the preceding word (in adamiable or imbeoile. dition to its own accent, which still has the principal * The above are combinations of two short vowels, T t uever has a sibilant sound, like tin nation, nature. and are pronounced like their respective elements, but stress), where this is possible.
I
;
ABBREVIATIONS EMPLOYED.
ace.
abst.= abstract (-ly) accusative (case)

(ial) (ly)
dat.= dative (case)

derivation der.= K derivative ( derived
I
for.
= foreign
invol.=
|
adv. = adverb aff.= affinity
alt.= alternate
anal. = analogy
(-ly)
dim. = diminutive
dir. = direct
(-ly)
gen.= genitive (case) Gr.= Greek Wok i Hebraism ueD
gvoitoJfly
(-ly)
irr.= irregular
app. = apparent (-ly) caus. = causative (-ly)

(.,. oer
E.= East
eccl.
Hebrew 'd est i-S that

)
T isr
J Israelite (-s)
1
1sraelitish
= origin (-aD(-ly) = Palestine. part. = participle pass. = passive (-ly) perh. = perhaps
or.
refl.= reflexive (-ly)
Pal.
rel.= relative
(-ly)
Rom.=Roman
sing.=singular
spec. = special
(-ly)
%,e
is
= ecclesiastical
I
(-ly)
J
I
ceremony
ceremonial
(-ly)
Eg. = Egypt (ian)

ii p eu
taper. = imperative imperf = imperfect

.
Jer.= Jerusalem Lat.= Latin

lit.
pers. = person (-al) (-ly)
subj.= subjective
(-ly)
phys.= physical
pl.= plural pref.= prefix
(-ly)
sup. = superlative (ly)
= literal
(-ly)
Chald.= Cbaldee
Car. = Christian
coll.
impers.= impersonal
(-ly)
ellipsis
1 elliptical
(ly)
= collective (-ly)
(comparative
j
eq.= equivalent esp.= especially

(
tapHim$ef
incl.= including
mean. = meaning ment. = mental (ly) mid.= middle (voice) mor. = moral (-ly)
mult.
nat.
(-ed)
(-ly)
tech.= technical (ly) term. = termination

trans. = transitive (-ly)
pos.= positive
prim. = primary
prob.= probably
nrol p
trnnan transp.-
i j
transposed
trangp0siti0Il
euphemism
ind.= indicative (ly)

indiv.= individual (ly)
inf.
multiplicative
(-ly)
com P arativeIy comp.= ' i compare ( compound (-s)

concr. = concrete
corr.
(-ly)
euph.=
euphemistic euphemistically ext.= extension fern. = feminine

<
(
= =
natural
Prolongation i (prolonged
J
1
'
= infinitive
(-s)
neg. = negative
(-ly)
pron.:
pronominal pronoun
(-ly)
typ. = typical (-ly) unc = uncertain _ J variation

1
various
voluntarily
inh.= inhabitant
intens.
neut.= neuter
obj.
= intensive
(-ly)
objective
(-ly)
= corresponding
flg.= figurative
(-ly)
intr.= intransitive
(-ly)
obs.= obsolete
= properly redirol - ! reduplicated reaupi.prop.

-j
voc.= vocative
reduplioation
-! vol ""\
voluntary
SIGNS EMPLOYED.
+ (addition) denotes a rendering in the A. V. of one

Gr. words in connection with the one under consideration.
or
more
X (multiplication) denotes a rendering in the A. V. that results from an idiom peculiar to the Gr.
( ) (parenthesis), in the renderings from the A. V., denotes a word or syllable sometimes given in connection with the principal word to which it is annexed.
[ ] (bracket), in the rendering from the A. V., denotes the inclusion of an additional word in the Gr. Italics, at the end of a rendering from the A. V., denote an explanation of the variations from the usual form.
GREEK DICTIONARY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.

from aganaktesls, ag-anâk'-tay-sis; 49. d^vio-ads bagntsmAs, hag-nis-mos ^y; a cleansing (the act), i.e. (cer.) lustration: purifrom 23; indignation: indignation N B.The numbers not in italics refer to the words in fication. pern, from the Hebrew Dictionary. Significatlons'within quotation- SB. ayairaa agapad, ag-ap-ah'-o; marks are derivative representatives of the Greek. otyav agan (much) [or comp. 5689] to love (in a so- 50. CL7vo6k> agnAeo, ag-no-eh'-o; from r (as a neg. particle) and jS?9,' mot to know (through lack of incial or moral sense): (be-) love (-ed). Comp. 530$. 1. A a, alfah; of Heb. or.; the first letter of the intelligence); by impl. to ignore (through alphabet; fig. only (from its use as a numeral) the S6. dywrn agape, agah'-pay; from 25; &ot>e, x.e, formation or disinclination): (be) ignorant (-ly), not know, not unfirst:Alpha. Often used (usually dv an, before a affection or benevolence. fSaaBunsMyBi/ derstand, unknown. vowel) also in composition (as a contraction from
24. d-yavoKTno-is
1
';
;
(feast ofj'charnyTFaBly];,
427) in the sense of privation;
so in many words beginning with this letter; occasionally in the sense of union (as a contraction of 260).
#7.
&YairnT<Ss agapetAs, ag-ap-ay-tos' ; from sj; oeJoued. (dearly, well) beloved, dear.
;
51.
aTVonpa
agnAema,
i.e.
ag-no'-ay-mah; from jo;
a thing ignored,
shortcoming: error.
2.
"Aapuv Aaron,
'
ah-ar-6hn'; of Heb. or. [175];
58. "A/yop
Aaron, the brother of Moses:Aaron.

S.
AgaSSwv Abaddon
ab-ad-ddhn'; of Heb. or.
[11];
4.
a destroying angel:Abaddon.
or. [comp. 104]; prop, to be a courier, i.e., (by impl.) to press into public service:compel (to go).
52. a.'yvota agnAla, ag'-noy-ah; from jt; ignoAgar, ac/-ar; of Heb. or. [1904] Hagar, rance (prop, the quality):ignorance. the concubine of Abraham: Hagar. 53. ayvis bagnAs, hag-nos'; from the same as #0; 59. d/yâpevio aggareno, ang-ar-yeW'-o; of for. prop, clean, i.e. (fig.) innocent, modest,
perfect:
chaste, clean, pure.
h bares, ab-ar-ace'; from / (as a neg. 54. d7v6TT]s bagnAtea, hag-not'-ace; from 33; oyyos and 022; weightless, i.e. (fig.) not burden- 80. oyyetov aggeion, ang-eye'-on; from cleanness (the state), i.e, (fig.) blamelessness:pureaggAs (a. pail, perh. as bent; comp. the base of 43); ness. some: from being burdensome. a receptacle: vessel. 5. *Appd Abba, ab-bah'; of Chald. or. [2]; father 55. dyvus bagnos, hag-noce'; adv. from jg; 31. ayyeXCa aggella, ang-eUee'-ah; from 32; an purely, i.e. honestly: sincerely. (as a voc.): Abba. message. precept: 6. "APX. Abel, ab'-el; of Heb. or. [1893]; Abel, the announcement, i.e. (by impl.) 56". d.7V<i)o-Ca agnosia, ag-no-see'-ah; from j(as son of Adam: Abel. 35. dYyeXos aggelAs, ang'-eUos; from d77&X*> neg. particle) and 1108; ignorance (prop, the state): &rm0r tidcomp. (to from der. 71; the knowledge. [prob. ignorance, not "Apia 34] 7. Abla, ab-ee-ah'; of Heb. or. [29]; Abijah, aggello ings); a messenger; esp. an " angel "; by impl. a pas- 57. (vyVowTOS agnost As, ag'-noce-tos; from the name of two Isr. : Abia. 1 (as 8. ApiaBap Ablatbar, ab-ee-ath'-ar; of Heb. or. tor; angel, messenger. neg. particle) and 1110; unknown: unknown. [54]; Abiathar, anlsr.: Abiathar. 33. ays agS, ag'-eh; imper. of 7/; prop, lead, i.e. 58. 07000. agAra, ag-or-dh'; from &7Cp<t) 9. *APt\i|v^ Abilene, ab-ee-lay-nay' ; of for. or. ageiro (to gather; prob. akin to 1453); prop, the come on: go to. town-square (as a place of public resort): by imp], a [comp. 58] Abilene, a region of Syria: Abilene. 34. dyeXi) agele, ag-el'-ay; from 77 [comp. j*]; a market or thoroughfare:market (-place), street. 10. "APioilS Abioud, ab-ee-ood'; of Heb. or. [31];
ajfapifs
particle)
' ;
drove:
herd.
Abihud, an Isr : Abiud.

ab-rah-am'; of Heb. or. Abraham. [In [85] ; Abraham, the Heb. patriarch: Acts 7 16 the text should prob. read Jacob.] IS. oipwro-os abussAs, aV-us-sos; from z (as a neg. particle) and a var. of 1037; depthless, i.e. (spec.) (infernal) "abyss": deep, (bottomless) pit.
11. 'APpadp,
:
Abraam,
55. a-yevtoXi-yivros
agenealAgetAs,
al-og'-ay-tos; from / (as neg. particle) and 107s; registered as to birth:without descent.
ag-en-ehun-
B9. a70poci> agArazo, ag-or-ad'-zo; from 58; prop, to go to market, i.e. (by impl.) to pjtrctese; spec, to redeem:buy, redeem.
60. o/yopatos agAralAs, ag-or-ah'-yos; from j8; relating to the market-place, i.e. forensic (times); by impl. vulgar: baser sort, low.
36. d-yevijs
particle)
agenes,
ag-en-ace';
from /
(as
neg.
descent,
37.
13.
"A\apos
AgabAs,
ag'-ab-os;
of
Heb.
or.
and 1085; prop, without kin,i.e. (of unknown and by impl.) ignoble:base things. 61. a-ypo agra, ag'-rah; from 7/; (abstr.) a catcfta.y\A!t,a naglazo, hag-ee-ad'-zo; from 40; to ing (of fish) also (concr.) a haul (of fish):draught.
;
puri/y or consecrate; (mentally) 62. d7pa.np.aT05 agrammatAs, ag-ram -mat-os; from j (as neg. particle) and 1121; unlettered, i.e. #agatbAergeo, ag-ath-er-gheh'-o; to venerate:hallow, be holy, sanctify. ljf. a.ya!boipylu) 55. d-yicuruos baglasmAs, hagee-as-mos' ; from literate: unlearned. from 18 and 2041; to work good:do good.
[comp. 2285] ; Agabus, an Isr. :Agabus.
make
holy,
i.e.
(cer.)
15. etyaSoiroi&fl agatbApAleo, ag-ath-op-oy-eh'well-doer (as a favor or a duty) : 0; from 17; to be a
i.e. (the state) purity; concr. J7; prop, purification, (by Hebr.) a purifier .holiness, sanctiflcation.
63. &.ypa.v\io
agrauleo,
ag-roio-leh'-o;
from 63
and
the
64.
#2 (to the sense of

field.
833); to
camp out: abide to

to Aunt,
(when) do good
(well).
39. 0710V
haglAn,
(i.e.
hag'-ee-on; neut. of 40;

all),
sa-
16. d\o6oiroittt agatbApAUa, ag-ath-op-oy-ee'ah; from 17; well-doing, i.e. virtue:well-doing. 17. iyoOoirotos
cred thing sanctuary.
spot):holiest (of
holy place,
d7pev agreuo, ag^rew'-o; from bi;

to entrap: catch.
i.e. (fig.)
agathApAISs,
a
well-doer,
i.e.
ag-ath-op-oy-os'
from /* and that do well.

18. d"ya86s
4160;
virtuous:them
40. a-yios bagl As, hag'-ee-bs; (an awful thing) [comp. S3, 2282] ; sacred (phys. pure; mor. blameless or religious, cer. consecrated): (most)
from 070s
bagAs
65. &7piAaios agrlelalAs, ag^ree-el'-ah-yos; from 66 and 1636; an oleaster: olive tree (which is)
wild.
agatbAs,
any
ag-ath-os';
a prim, word; holy
(one, thing), saint.
u
hag-ee-ot'-ace;
66. cfypios
"good"
good
(-s,
(to
sense, often as noun):
benefit,
agrlAs,
ag'-ree-os;
lit.
from
oJ";
^1. 07161118
sanctity
(i.e.
haglotes,
from
#>;
pertaining to the country),

(fierce):wild, raging.
(jiainraZ)
wild (as or fig.
things), well.
Comp.
2370.
prop, the state):holiness.
19. dvaSoKrvVil agatbosime, ag-ath-o-soo'-nay; from 18 ; goodness, i.e. virtue or beneficence:goodness.
hag-ee-o-soo'-nay; baglosnne, ^?. aVyuoo-wn from #3; sacredness (i.e. prop, the quality):holiness.
driue for cattle); gen. the country; spec, a farm, i.e. ayKUrrpov agklstrdn, ang'-kis-tron; from hamlet: country, farm, piece of ground, land. from the same as 43; a Jtooft (as Sent) :hook. , 69. d7puirv agrupneo, ag-roopweh'-o; ulti51. dyaXXidu agalllao, ag-al-lee-ah'-o; from the same mately from 7 (as neg. particle) and J2J8; to 6e sJeep a-yav agan (much) and 242; prop, to jump for joy, 45. cfryKVpa agkura, ang'-koo-rah; less, i.e. fceep owiafce; watch. with exceeding joy, as 43; an "ancfcor" (as crooked):anchor. i.e. exult:be (exceeding) glad, 46. a7voj)os agnapbAs, ag'-naf-os; from 7 (as a 70. a7pinrv(a agrapnla, ag-roop-nee'-ah; from rejoice (greatly). atn/MiZed, 60; sleeplessness, i.e. a keeping awake:watch. 22. ctyapos agamAs, og'-am-os; from 1 (as a neg. neg. particle) and the same as 1102; prop. i.e. (by impl.) new (cloth):new. 71. o.yo ago, ag'-o; a prim, verb; prop, to lead; by particle) and 1062; unmarried:unmarried. aganabteo, ag-an-ak-teh'-o; .47. 071/8(0 bagneia, hagwi'-ah; tromss; clean, impl. to bring, drive, (reflex.) go, (spec.) pass (time), 23. dyovoicrû or (fig.) induce: be, bring (forth), carry, (let) go, liness (the quality), i.e. (spec.) chastity:purity. from 070V agan (much) and o\8os acbtbAg keep, lead away, be open. to be greatly afflicted,, 48. iyvlX,a nagnlzo, hag-nid'-zo; from ss! to
joy.
d-yaXXltKris agalliasls, ag-al-lee'-as-is; from si; exultation; spec, welcome:gladness, (exceeding)

50.
43. 07x0X11
agkale,
ang-kal'-ay;
from
agkAs (a tend,
"ache"); ah arm (as curved):arm.
67 Ayplinras Agrlppas, ag-rip'-pas; appar. from d6 and 2462; wild-horse tamer; Agrippas, one o the Herods: Agrippa. otyKOs 68. d7pd s agrAs, ag-ros'; from 77,- a jfield (as a
'-
44.
(grief;
akin to the base of 43);
i.e. (fig.)
indignant:-be
much
(sore) displeased,
have
twle
(self).
clean,
i.e. (fig.)
sanctify (cer. or mor.):purify
72. ayayi[
(he
moved
with, with) indignation.
bringing up,
agoge, ag-o-gay'; redupl. from fr; a i.e. mode of living;manner of life.
8
73.
A gone
Alaythace

98.
&y&v agon,
fig.
assembly (as
there) ;
if led),
an
ag-one'; from 71; prop, a place of i.e. (by impl.) a contest (held effort or anxiety:conflict, contention,
'ASpauvrrnvds
from
Adrnmntttnoe,
'ASpajivTreiov
ad-ram-
124.
Atyuimos Algnptioa,
123;
ahee-goop'-fee-os;
oot-tay-nos' ;
Adramnt-
from
an JBgyptian or inhab. of JSgyptus:
fight, race.
tfiion (a place in Asia Minor); Adramyttene or belonging to Adramyttium:of Adramyttium.

99.
Egyptian.
125. Atyuirros Alguptos, ah'ee-goop-tos; of uncert. der. ; JEgyptus, the land of the Kile.Egypt.
74. d-ywCa agonla, ag-o-nee'-ah; from 73; a struggle (prop, the state), i.e. (fig.) anguish: agony.
75. d-yuvtgouot agonlzdmal, ag-o-nid'-zomahee; from 73; to struggle, lit. (to compete fora prize), fig. (to contend with an adversary), or gen. (to endeavor to accomplish something) : fight, labor fervently, strive.
'ASpCas
Adrias,
od-ree'-os;
from 'ASpCa
Adrla (a place near its shore); the Adriatic sea (including the Ionian):Adria.
100. dSporns
126. dtSios aiidios, ah-id'-ee-os; from 104; ever-
during (forward and backward, or forward only):

eternal, everlasting.
hadrotes,
had-rot'-ace;
i.e. (fig.)
from
Ji&erat-
dSpos hadros (stout); plumpness, ity:abundance.

101.
sible.
76. "Afidu
Adam,
first
adorn';
of
Heb.
or.
[181];
dSworlu adnnateo,
i.e.
ad-oo-nat-eh'-o;
from
Adam,
man; typ. representative) :Adam.

the
77. dSdiravos
(of Jesus)
man
(as his
102; to be unable,
(pass.) impossible:
be
127. atSiis aldos, ahee-doce'; perh. from 7 (as a neg. particle) and 1492 (through the idea of downcast eyes); bash/ulness, i.e. (towards men), modesty or (towards God) awe.- reverence, shamefacedness.
impos128. AU)(oi|r
adapanfts,
ad-ap'-an-os;
i.e.
(as neg. particle) and nbo; costless,
without expense.
78.
ahee-thee'-ops; from from / 102. dSvvaros adanatos, ad-oo'-nat-os; from/ aC0a altbo (to scorch) and <m|/ ops (the face, from ,3700); an Êthiopian (as a fitaefcamoor):Ethiopian. gratuitous: (as a neg. particle) and 1413; unable, i.e. weak (lit. or
fig.);
Altblops,
pass, impossible: could not do, impossible, im-
ASSC Addi, ad-dee
prob. of Heb. or. [comp.
potent, not possible, weak.
6716];
Addi, an Isr.:Addi.
103. dT>
a do,
t
ad'-o;
a prim, verb; to sings-
79. aSc\<f>yj
adelpbe,
ad-el-fay1 ;
fem. of
*; a
(as
sing.
hah'ee-mah; of uncert. der.; or animals), fig. (the juice of grapes) or spec, (the atoning blood of Christ); by impl. bloodshed, also kindred:blood.
129.
ot|itt
lit.
balma,
men
blood,
(of
sister (nat. or eccles.): sister.
SO. d8tA<j>ds
adelpbos,
ad-el-fos';
from /
connective particle) and St\d>iis delpbua (the womb); a brother (lit. or fig.) near or remote [much
like 1] .--brother.
104- &*C ael, ah-eye'; from an obs. prim, noun (apmean, continued duration); " ever;" by qualification regularly; by impl. earnes. always, ever.
par.
ISO. aljiarticxvo-la halmatSkehnsia, haheemat-ek-khoo-see'-ah; from J2g and a der. of 1632; an

effusion of blood: shedding of blood.
105. dT<Ss aetds, ah-et-os1 ; from tbe.same as jog; an eagle (from its Mind-like flight):eagle.
131. at(ioppeo>
balmdrrbeo,
haheejmor-hreh'-o;
81. dStX^-rns
So;
adelpb&tes,
ad-el-fot'-ace;
from 106. avp,os

neg. particle)
brotherhood (prop, the feeling of brotherliness), i.e. the (Christian) fraternity: brethren, brotherhood.
82. aonXos adelda, ad'-ay-los; from r (as a neg. particle) and 1112; hidden, fig. indistinct: appear
aznmds,
ad'-zoo-mos; from 7 (as

i.e. (fig.)
from 720 and 4^?; to flow blood, i.e. Tiave a fwemorrhage: diseased with an issue of blood.
132.
uncorrupted; (in the neut. plur.) spec, (by impl.) the Passover week: unleavened (bread).
107.
and 2210; unleavened,
A Was
Mneas, an
Isr.
Aln6am,ahee-neh'-as; of uncert. der.; :jEneas.
7^.
atvoris alnSsls, ah'ee-nes-is; from 7^;
not, uncertain.
88.
d&n\dmjs adel&tes,
ad-ay-lot'-ace;
uncertainty:
84. i&f[\mt 86.
x uncertain.
adelos,
ad-ay'-loce;
from
82;
'A|up Azor, ad-zore'; of Heb. or. [comp. praising (the act), i.e. (spec.) a fftanfc (-offering): praise. 5809] Azor, an Isr.: Azor. 134- oXvivt alneo, ahee-neh'-o; from 136; to praise 108. "AJwtos Azotos, ad'-zo-tos; of Heb. or. [7B6] (God): praise. Azotus (i.e. Ashdod), a place in Pal. :Azotus. 109. dVjp aer, ah-ayr'; from dn|ii aeml (to 155. atwyiia alnlgma, ah'ee-nig-ma; from a
;
adv. from
82;
uncertain ^.'uncertainly.
breathe unconsciously, l.e. respire; by anal, to blow); "air" (as naturally circumambient) :air. Comp.
SS94-
der. of 7j6 (in its prim, sense);
an odscure saying
(" enigma"), Le. (abstr.) obscureness:
x darkly.
dStutoWu
ademdneo, ad-ay-mon-eh'-o: from
136. atvos
dfld
ader. of
heavy.
adeo, (to be sated to loathing); to be in distress (of mind): be full of heaviness, be very
hah'-dace; from 7 (as a neg. particle) and 1402; prop, unseen, i.e. "Hades" or the place (state) of departed souls: grave, hell.
86. d'Sns
dW
atba. 8ee3'34-
prop,
ath-an-as-ee'-ah;
particle)
(of
ah'ee-nos; appar. a prim, word; story, but used in the sense of 1808; praise
alnds,
110. dflavaorta
deathlessness:
atbanagla,
(as
God): praise.
aftee-noftn'; of Hebr. or. [a of springs]; JEnon, a place in
from a compound of /
a neg.
and 2288; 137. AlwSv Alnoo,

der. of 5869, place
h^des,
immortality.
atbmitog, ath-em'-ee-tos; from 1 Pal.:JSnon. 138. alplouai balredmat, hahee-reh'-om-ahee; a neg. particle) and a der. of W|us tbemls (staprob. akin to 142; to take for oneself, i.e. to prefer: 87. dSidicpiros adlakritds, ad-ee-ak-'ree-tos; tute; from the base of 3087); illegal; by impl. flagichoose. Some of the forms are borrowed from a cogfrom / (as a neg. particle) and a der. of 123s; prop. tious: abominable, unlawful thing.
111. dWiu-ros
(as
undistinguished,
tiality.
l.e. (act.)
impartial:without par-
112. dScos
particle)
atb&s,
ath'-eh-os;
from 1 (as a neg.
and 231b;
godless:
without God.
nate IXXouat bellAmal, hel' -lom-ahee; which otherwise obsolete.
is
88. dSidXetirros
from /
of 1223
(as
without ceasing, continual.
adlalelptoa, ad-ee-al'-ipe-tos; 118. aSco-uos atbesmds, ath'-es-mos; from 1 (as 139. alpEins balresls. hah'ee-res-is; from 138; a neg. particle) and a der. of a compound prop, a choice, i.e. (spec.) a party or (abstr.) disa neg. particle) and a der. 0I3087 (in the sense of enand 3007; unintermitted, i.e. permanent: union:heresy [which is the Gr. word itself], sect. acting); lawless, i.e. (by impl.) criminal:wicked.
114- 6Strlu>
89. dSioXelirTws adlalelptos, ad-ee-al-ipe'-toce; adv. from 38; uninterruptedly. I.e. without omission
(on
atbto,
ft
ath-et-eh'-o;
from a com- 140. atperCJw balretlzo, hahee-ret-id'-zo; from a

der. of 138; to
pound
00. dSicufiOopCa
an appropriate occasion):without ceasing. adlapbtbftrla, ad-ee-a/-fftor- to nought, reject. ee'-ah; from a der. of a compound of / (as a neg. par115. dWrnots at li fit" sis. ticle) and a der. of 1311; incorruptibleness, i.e. (fig.)
purity
(of
neg. particle) and a der. of 3087; to set aside, i.e. (by impl.) to disesteem, neutralize or violate:cast off, despise, disannul, frustrate, bring
of 1 (as
make a choice:choose. balretlbos, hahee-retê-kos"', from the same as 140; a schismatic:heretic [the Or.
141. alpemicds
ah'ee-ro;
ath-et' -ay-sis;
word itself], from 114; 142. atpo alro,

impl. to take
plur.
a prim, verb; to
fig.
lift;
by
doctrine):uncorruptness.
cancellation
(lit.
or fig.): disannulling, put away.

ath-ay'-nahee;
91. dSiK&D
to expiate sin: by Heb. 'AM[vn Athene (the goddess of wisdom, who was unjust, i.e. (act.) do wrong (mor., socially or phys.): away with, bear (up), carry, lift up, loose, make to Athencs, the capfounded the have city); to reputed hurt, injure, be an offender, be unjust, (do, suffer, doubt, put away, remove, take (away, up). ital of Greece:Athens. take) wrong. 143. ahrSdvouai alstbanomal, ahee-sthan'-omath-ay^nah'-yos; Atbenalds, 92. &oCKt|u,a adikema, ad-eekf-ay-mah; from or; 117. "AOnvoSos ahee; of uncert. der.; to appreftend (prop, by the Athense: inhab. of or Athenman a wrong done:evil doing, iniquity, matter of wrong. from 11b; an
adlkeo,
ad-ee-keh'-o;
from
116. 'AO^vot
04; to be
Atbenal,
of
to raise (the voice), keep in suspense (the mind); spec, to sail away (i.e.
up or away;
weigh anchor);
[comp. 537B]
senses) perceive.
:
93. dSilcCa
adikln,
ad-ee-kee'-ah;
from 04;
(legal)
Athenian. 118.
wrongfulness
94. oSucos
injustice (prop, the quality, by impl. the act); mor. (of character, life or act):iniquity,
i&Ma atbleo, ath-leh'-o; from
unjust, unrighteousness, wrong.
15b (a contest in the public lists) ; competitive games:strive.
dOXos atb- 144- ato-Ono-is alstbesls, ah'ee-sthay-sis; from perception, i.e. (fig.) discernment:judgment. to contend in the 143;
145. ato-9irnijpu>v alstheterlon, ahee-sthay-tay>-
particle)
from a der. of 143; prop, au organ of percepfrom / (as a neg. 119. aflXno-is atblesls, ath'-lay-sis; from 118; tion, i.e. (fig.) judgment: senses. by extens. wicked; by struggle (fig.) :fight. from a 146. at<rxpoKcpS4}S alscbr&kerdes, ahee-skhrokimpl. treacherous; spec, heathen:unjust, unright- ISO. dOuuiu atbnmeo, ath-oo-meh'-o; er-dace'; from 130 and wfpSos kerdoa (gain) sorcomp. of / (as a neg. particle) and 2372; to be spiriteous. did:given to (greedy of) filthy lucre. dismayed. be dislieartened: less, i.e. 95. oSCkus adlkos, ad-ee'-koce; adv. from 04; alscbrAkerdoa, aFiee121. aBuos atboAs, ath'-o-os; from 1 (as a neg. 147. afoxpoKcpSfis unjustly: wrongfully. prob. der. of 3087 (mean. a. penalty); skhrok-er-doce' ; adv. from 146; sordidly:tot filthy 96. &8oki|.o$ adoklmos, ad-ok'ee-mos; from / particle) and a
adlkos,
ad'-ee-kos;
ree-on;
and
1349; unjust;
(as
neg. particle) and 1384; unapproved, i.e. rejected; by impl. worthless (lit. or mor.):castaway,
not guilty:innocent.
122. at-yetos algeAs, ah'ee-ghi-os; from ol| alx, (a goaf); belonging to a goat:goat.
lucre's sake.
148. aio-xpoXovto.
og-ee'îh;
alscbr&l&gla,
ahee-skhrol-
rejected, reprobate.
from 130 and 3036;
vile conversation:
&
97. oSoXos
particle)
adAl&s,
od'-ol-os;
from 7
(as
a neg.
and 1388; undeceitful,
i.e.
(ng.) unadulter-
ated;sincere.
thy communication. 123. atyiaXds aiglalds, aftee-ghee-ai-os'; from dta-a-o a'isso (to rush) and 231 (in the sense of the 149. a&rxpdv alscbron, ahee-skhron'; neut. of 750; a shameful thing, i.e. indecorum:shame. tea); a beach (on which the waves dash):shore.

1607; unblamable:that cannot be condemned. 151. aUrxpinjs alscbrAtes, ahee-skhrot'-ace; 177. dKOTaKdXwirros akatakalnptAs, from 750; shame/ulness, i.e. obscenity: fllthiness. ak-atak-al'-oop-tos; from / (as a nog. particle) and a der. 152. aUrxwn alscbnne, ahee-skhoo'-nay; from of a comp. of 230b and 2572,' unveiled:uncovered. 'S3! shame or disgrace (abstr. or Conor.): dishon178. dxaraKpiTos akatakrltAs, ak-at-ak'-reeesty, shame. tos; from 7 (as a neg. particle) and a der. of 2632; 153. otcrxwonov alsebunAmal, ahee-skhoo'without (legal) trial: uncondemned. nom-ahee; from ato-\os alscbds (disfigurement, 179. dKardXuros akatalutAs, ak-at-al'-oo-tos; l.e.disgrace); to feelshame (for oneself): be ashamed. from 1 (as a neg. particle) and a der. of 2647; indis15Jf. atria alteo, ahee-teh'-o; of uncert. der.; to soluble, i.e. (fig.) permanent: endless. ask (in gen.):ask, beg, call for, crave, desire, re180. dKaTdirawrros akatapaastAs, ak-at-ap'quire. Comp. 4441. ow-stos; from 1 (as a neg. particle) and a der. of 155. atrtjua aitema, ah'ee-tay-mah; from 154; a 2664; unrefraining:that cannot cease. thing asked or (abstr.) an asking:petition, request, 181. dKOToo-rao-a akatastasla, ak-at-as-tah-
Ago ne Alaythace
150. aUrxp<5s alscbrAg, ahee-skhros' ; from the 176. aicaTdyvuo-TOs akatagnostAa, ak-at-ag'- 202. OKpoar^s akroates, ak-ro-at-ace1 ; from same as 133; shameful, i.e. base (spec, venal):filthy. noce-tos; from 7 (as a neg. particle) and a der. of dicpodouai akrAaAmal (to listen; appar. an intens. of 79/);
a hearer (merely):
hearer.
ak-rob-oos-tee'-
203. dicpofSvo-rCa
akrAbastla,
ah; from 206 and prob. a modified form of irder8i| pAsthe (the penis or male sexual organ); the prepuce; by impl. an uncircumcised (i.e. gentile, fig. unregenerate) state or person:not circumcised, uncircumcised [with 2ig2], uncircumcision.
204. dicpoyuviaios
nee-ah'-yos;
akrAgonlalAs,
77^7,"
from 206 and
ak-rog-obelonging to the ex-
treme corner;chief corner.

205. dicpoOCviov
akrAtblnlAn,
this
i.e.
afc-roHt-fn'-ee-on;
from 206 and

spoils.
9te
(a heap); prop, (in the plur.)
the top of the heap,
(by impl.) best of the booty:
required.
see'-ah;
from 182;
instability,
i.e.
disorder:commo-
156. atria altla, ahee-tee'-a; from the same as 154; a cause (as if asked for), i.e. (logical) reason (motive, matter), (legal) crime (alleged or proved):accusation, case, cause, crime, fault, [wh-]ere [-fore]. 157. atrtaua attiama, ahee-tee'-am-ah; from a a thing charged: complaint.
tion, confusion,
tumult.
182. &KaTdcrraTos
os;
from 1 (as a neg. constant: unstable.
akatastatAs, ak-at-as'-tatparticle) and a der. of 2323; in- 207. 'AicuXas Akulas,
206. OKpov akrAn, ak'-ron; neut. of an adj. prob. akin to the base of 188; the extremity: one end . . . other, tip, top, uttermost part.
ak-oo'-las; prob. for Lat.
aquila (an eagle); Akulas, an Isr.:Aquila.
183. dKO/rdo-xETOs
khet-os;
akatascbAtAs,
particle)
dk-at-as'-
208. ttKvpoo)
neg.
particle)
aknrAo,
and
2064;
ak-oo-ro'-o;
from 7
(as
der. of 136;
make of none effect. 209. dicuXvTos akAlntos, ak-o-loo'-toce; adv. Chald. or. [mean, field of blood; corresp. to 3506 and from a compound of 1 (as a neg. particle) and a der. of 2007; in an unhindered manner, i.e. freely:no 159. ctETios altlAs, ah'ee-tee-os; from the same as 1818]; Akeldama, a place near Jerus. : Aceldama. 134; causative, i.e. (concr.) a causer:author. 185. diclpaios akeralAs, ak-er'-ah-yos; from 1 (as man forbidding him. 160. aUj>vtSio$ alpbnldlAs, aheef-nid'-ee-os; a neg. particle) and a presumed der. of 2767: unmixed, 210. clkov akon, ak'-ohn; from 7 (as a neg. parunrestrainable: unruly.
158. afcrvov altlAn, ah'ee-tee-on; neut. of ija; a reason or crime [like #6]: cause, fault.
from 1
(as
a neg.
and a
der. of 2722;
to invalidate:
disannul,
IS4. "AiXSaud
Akeldama,
ak-el-dam-ah' ;
of
akllnes, ak-lee-nace'; from 7 (as a 211. dXdpacrrpov alabastrAn, al-ab'-as-tron; neut. of d\dpo<rrpos alabastrAs (of uncert. der.), neg. particle) and 2*27; not leaning, i.e. (flg.) firm: 161. al\]UxKmrla alcbmalosla, aheekh-maUo- without wavering. the name of a stone; prop, an " alabaster" box, i.e. see'-ah; from 164; captivity:captivity. 187. &K|idi> akmazo, ak-mad'-zo; from the (by extens.) a perfume vase (of any material):(ala162. alxuaXorciu alcbmaloteuo, aheekh-mal- same as 188; to make a point, i.e. (flg.) mature:be baster) box. 212. dXajjovfCa alazAnela, al-ad-zon-i'-a; from o-tewf-o; from. 164; to capture [like 163]:lead cap- fully ripe. tive. 188. dicu/fjv akmen, ak-mane'; accus. of a noun 213; braggadocio, i.e. (by impl.) self-confidence:
i8io\
(as a neg. particle) and 5310 [comp. (mean, non-apparent); unexpected, i.e. (adv.) suddenly: sudden, unawares.
from a comp. of 7
i.e. (fig.)
innocent:harmless, sample.
ticle)
and
163s; unwilling:
against the will.
186.
cLkXivi'is
alcbmalotlzo, aheekh-mal- (" acme") akin to did) ake (a point) and mean, the boasting, pride. 213. aXaXjiiv alazon, al-ad-ame'; from d\t| to make captive:lead away same; adv. just now, i.e. still:yet. captive, bringiinto captivity. {vagrancy); braggart:boaster. 189. dicorfj akAe, ak-o-ay'; from 797; hearing (the ale 164. atxp.aXo>T<Ss alcbmalotAs, aheekh-maUo- act, the sense or the thing heard):audience, ear, 214. d\aXdo> alalazo, al-al-ad'-zo; from oXoX^
163. <xiyy,a\m%<f>
o-tid'-zo;
from
164:
tos'; from alXMî alebme (a spear) and a der. of the same as 239; prop, a prisoner of war, i.e. (gen.) a
fame, which ye heard, hearing, preached, report, rumor.

190. dKo\ov84(i>
alale
(a shout,
"halloo"); to vociferate, Le. (by
impl.) to wail; flg. to
clang:tinkle,
wail.
captive:
captive.
akAlAothAo,
ak-ol-oo-theh'-o;
165. atiiv nion ahee-ohn'; from the same as 104; prop, an age; by extens. perpetuity (also past) ; by impl. the world; spec. (Jewish) a Messianic period (present or future): age, course, eternal, (for) ever (-more), [n-]ever, (beginning of the, while the) world (began, without end). Comp. 5530.
from 7
(as
a particle of union) and K&6V0OS
kelAnwith,
i.e.
tbAs
to
(a road); prop, to be in the
same way
215. dXdXnros alalet As, al-al'-ay-tos; from 7 (as a neg. particle) and a der. of 2080; unspeakable: unutterable, which cannot be uttered.
216. aXaXos alalAs, al'-al-os; from 1 (as a neg.
particle)
accompany (spec, as a disciple):follow,
reach.
166. atovtos aloniAs, ahee-o'-nee-os; from 163; perpetual (also used of past time, or past and future as well):eternal, for ever, everlasting, world
(began).
191. dicovo akiiuo. ak-oo'-o; a prim, verb; to hear (in various senses):give (in the) audience (of), come (to the ears), ([shall]) hear (-er, -ken), be noised, be reported, understand.
192. dxpturfa.
and 2080; mute: dumb.

fig.
217. oXets halas, hal'-as; from 231; salt;
pru-
dence:salt.
218. dXtbfxo
want
alwas-ee'-a; from 103; of self-restraint:excess, incontinency,
akrasia,
alAlpbo, al-i'-fo; from 7 (as particle of union) and the base of 3043 ; to oil (with perfume)
:
anoint.
167. dKoflapo-ttt
akatharsla,
quality),
ak-ath-ar-aee'-ah;
193. dKpdTt)s
particle)
akrates,
ak-rat'-ace;
i.e.
from 7
without
(as a 219. dXtKTopoiJKOvla

self-
alektArAphonla,
220
al-eki.e.
from
168.
ibg;
impurity (the
neg. phys. ormor.:un-
and
2004; powerless,
tor-of-o-nee'-ah;
from
and
545b; cock-crow,
cleanness.
control:Incontinent.
ak-ath-ar'-tace;
the third night-watch:cockcrowing.

ak'-rat-os;
OKo6aprqs
iog;
akatbartes,
state),
194- dxparos
neg. particle)
akratos.
from
7 (as
from
impurity (the
mor.:
fllthiness.
ak-ath'-ar-tos;
and a presumed
der. of
2767;
diluted: without mixture.
der. of 2508 (mean, cleansed); impure (cer., mor. [lewd] or spec, [daemonic]):foul, unclean.
169. dicdOapros akathartAs, from / (as a neg. particle) and a
a 220. dX&TUp alAktor, al-ek'-tore; from dMico - (to ward off) a cock or male fowl:cock. 221. 'AXeav8pris AlexandrSus, aUex^md; ;
presumed
195. dicp((3eia akribela, ak-ree'-bi-ah; from the reuce'; from 'AXeJdvSpeia (the city so called) an Alexandreian or inhab. of Alexandria:of Alexansame as 796; exactness:perfect manner. 196. &Kp(|3&rraTOS akrlbestatAs, ak-ree-bes'- dria, Alexandrian.
222. 'AXcgavSpCvos AlAxandrlnAs, aUex-anak-ahee-reh'-om- ta-tos; superlative of dupCPus akribes (a der. of dree'-nos; from the same as 221 Alexandrine, or bea neg. particle) and 2540 the same as 206); most exact: most straitest. longing to Alexandria: of Alexandria. (mean, unseasonable); to be inopportune (for one- 197. di<pi|&<rTcpov akrlbAsterAn, ak-ree-bes'223. 'AXSjavSpos Alexandras, al-ex'-an-dros; lack, opporoccasion: comparative the same as proper the of a neut. of 796; ter-on; self), i.e. to fail of from the same as (the first part of) 220 and 43s; man(adv.) more exactly:toots perfect (-ly). tunity. defender; Alexander, the name of three Isr. and one
170. aKotplonai
akalrcomai,
(as
ahee; from a comp. of 7
171. ducaCpus akalros, ok-oh'ee-roce; adv. from the same as 770; inopportunely: out of season.
198. dicpifidu
akrlbAo,
exact,
ak-ree-bo'-o;
from the
dili-
same as 796; to be
gently.
i.e.
ascer tain:enquire
other man:
Alexander.
alAarAn,
al'-yoo^ron;
172. okcikos
akakAs,
235b;
ak'-ak-os;
from / (as a neg.
224. aXcvpov
from
oVu
227;
not bad, i.e. (obj.l innocent or 199. dtcpifias akrlbos. ak^ree-boce' ; adv. from particle) and the same as 796; exactly: circumspectly, diligently, (subj.) unsuspecting: harmless, simple.
alAo
(to
grind); flour:meal.
173. cucavOa
the
same
ak'-an-thah; prob. from as 188; a thorn:thorn.

ak-an'-thee-nos;
akantha,
perfect
(-ly).
225. &X^8cia alethAla, al-ay'-thi-a; truth:true, X truly, truth, verity.
from
174-. axdvOivos akantblnAa, from 17s; thorny:of thorns.

175. oKdDiros
neg. particle)
200. dxpCs akrls, ak-rece!; appar. from the same 226. dXnOcvci) aletbAno, al-ayth-yoo'-o; from (in doctrine and profession):speak as 206; a locust (as pointed, or as lighting on the top 227; to be true (tell) the truth. of vegetation):locust. 201. dKOOirHjpiov
ree-on;
ing.
akarpAs,
aW-ar-pos; from 1 (as a
akrAaterlAn,
ak-ro-at-ay'-
and
2J90; barren, (lit or fig.):without
from 202; an audience-room:place of hear- neg.
227. dXnO^s aletbea, al-ay-thace' ; from 7 (as a particle) and 2000; true (as not concealing):
fruit, unfruitful.
true, truly, truth.
; ;
; ;
10
Alaytheenos

hal'-ohn; prob. from the base of 1307; a threshing-/oor (as rolled hard), i.e. (fig.) the grain (and chaff, as just threshed) :floor.
228. oXnflivds
ale thin As, al-ay-thee-nos' ; from 257. oXiov balon,
284- 'A|uva8d(J
Aminadab
am-ee-nad-ab' ;
237; truthful:true.
Heb.
285.
or. [5993];
cijjLjj.03
Aminadab, an Isr.:Aminadab.
229. dATJ6a> aletho, al-ay'-tho; from the same as

224; to
grind: grind.
258. dXirn
a fox,
i.e. (fig.)
alopex,
al-o'-pakes; of uncert. der.
sand
(as
ammAg, am'-mos; perh. from 260; heaped on the beach): sand.

amnAg,
am-nos'; appar.
280. d\i]8as alethog, al-ay-thoce' ; adv. from 237J truly; indeed, surely, of a surety, truly, of a (in)
truth, verily, very.
a cunning person:
fox.
286. ojivos
a prim, word;
djieCPu
259. dXwo-is halosis, hal'-o-eis; from a collateral form of 13S; capture: be taken.
a lamb:lamb.
257.
ofi.otp'ri
amAibe, amoy-bay'; from

exchange); requital:requite.
amfilbo
(to
SSI. oXiris
sottor (as
hallSns,
hal-ee-yoos' ;
from
i.e.
353-,"
engaged on the soli water),
(by impl.) a
fisher:fisher (-man).
0(1.0. liama. ham' -ah; a prim, particle; prop. at the " same" time, but freely used as a prep, or adv. denoting close association:also, and, together,
260.
232. dXieuu
be
haliSuo,
hal-ee-yoo'-o;
from 3?/; to
to
with
288. dfiireXos ampelis, am'-pel-os; prob. from the base of 207 and that of 237; a vine (as coiling about a support): vine.
(-al).
289. ajiireXoup-{6s
261. a(j.a8^s
ampelAurgos,
am-pel-oor-
a fisher,
i.e.
(by impl.) to fish:go a-flshing.

hal-id'-zo;
aiuatbes, am-ath-ace'; from 1 (as a
gos';
from 288 and 2041; a vine-worker,
i.e.
pruner:
2&1 d\C? halizo,

salt: salt.
2&J. oXCo-Y|ia
lution.
from
neg. particle) and.3i2g; ignorant:-unlearned.

2J7;
vine-dresser.
allsgema,
al-is'-ghem-ah;
dXwryew alisg&o
255.
(to soil); (eer.)
ampSlon, am-pel-ohn'; from s88; a vineyard:vineyard. less: that fadeth not away. 291. ApirXCas Vinpiias. am-plee'-as; contr. for defilement:pol263. du.dpa.VT0s amarantis, am-ar'-an-tos; Lat. ampliatus [enlarged]; Amplias, a Bom. Chr.: from 1 (as a neg. particle) and a presumed der. of Amplias.
from
262. apxipavrivos amaraiitinSs, am-ar-an'-teenos; from 263; " amaranthine", i.e. (by impL) fade290. au/ircXi&v
3133; unfading,
i.e.
dXXd alia,
otfter things, i.e. (adv.)
al-lah'; neut. plur. of 2^j; prop, contrariwise (in many rela-
(by impl.) perpetual:
that fadeth
292. dp.vvo|Jiai
amundmat,
ward
am-oo'-nom-ahee;
i.e.
not away. 264. oiioprAvw

ham-ar-tan'-o; perh. from / (as a neg. particle) and the base of 3313; prop, to miss the mark (and so not share in the prize), i.e. (fig.) to err, esp. (mor.) to sin.for your faults,
offend, sin, trespass.
tions): and, but (even), howbeit, indeed, nay, nevertheless, no, notwithstanding, save, therefore, yea,
yet.
2<?6. aXXdovro
hamartano,
mid. of a prim, verb; to protect: defend.
off (for oneself),
293. du<|>CpXT](rrpov
lace-tron;
amphlblestrdn,
fish):
am-fib'-
from a comp. of the base of 207 and god;

net (as thrown about the
allasso, make different: change.

243; from, elsewhere:
al-las'-so;
from
243;
to
(fishing)
net.
am-fee-en'-
294. apfyiiwoiLi
amphiennuml,
237.
some other way. (to invest); to enrobe: clothe. from 204; a sin (prop, concr.):sin. al-lay-gor-eh'-o; allego>o, Amphlpdlis, am-fip'-ol-is; 266. du.apTa hamartla, ham-ar-tee'-ah; from 295. 'A|u)>{iroXis (to harangue [comp. avop&o agorfio from 243 and from the base of 207 and 4172; a city surrounded by a 264; sin (prop, abstr.) : offence, sin (-ful). [the word be an allegory Or. allegorize: 5*]); to 267. cuidpTupos amarturds, am-ar'-too-ros; river; Amphipolis, a place in Macedonia: Amphifrom
aWaxofcv allachdthen,
al-lalch-oth'-en;
265. ap.dpri]pa
hamartoma,
ham-ar'-tay-mah;
noo-mee; from the base of 207 and i'vvu|u hennuml
238. aXXTryop&o
itself].
239. dXXijXovia allelouiia, al-lay-loo'-ee-ah; of Heb. or. [imper. of 1984 and 3050]; praise ye Jah!, an
from 1
tested:
(as
without witness.
<
a neg. particle) and a form of 3144; unat-
polis.
296. au.<|>o8ov
ham-ar-to-los'
adoring exclamation:alleluiah.
268. dp.apT(i>X6s
hamartolAs,
from 264; sinful, i.e. a sinner:sinful, sinner. 21fi. aXX^XttV allelon, al-lay'-lone; Gen. plur. amphoterds, am-fot'-er-os; 269. dfiaxos a ma li <>* am'-akh-os; from / (as a 297. dp.(f>6T6pos froma/yredupl.; one another: each other, mutual, compar. of dfwjjt amphi (.around); (in plur.) neg. particle) and 3163; peaceable: not a brawler. your-) (selves) other), (them-, selves, one another, (the both:both. 270. au.au amao, am-ah'-o; from 260; prop, to together [sometimes with 3326 or 4914]. 298. o.ju&|riyros amomet&s, am-o'-may-tos; from reap down. collect, i.e. (by impl.) reap: 241. aWo-yevfjs allogenics, al-log-en-ace' ; from 1 (as a neg. particle) and a der. of 3460; unblamea271. d(i6u<rTos :iiii< llnistos. am-eth'-oos-tos; 243 and 1083; foreign, i.e. not a Jew: stranger. ble:blameless. (as a neg. particle) and a der. of 3184; the from / dXXou,ai of 242. halldmal, hal'-lom-ahee; mid. (supposed to prevent intoxication): 299. d(iW|ios amomos, am'-o-mos; from z (as a "amethyst" verb; to jump; fig. gush: leap, to appar. a prim, neg. particle) and 3470; unblemished (ht. or fig.): amethyst. spring up. 272. d|xeX'(o amSlAA, am-eZ-eft'-o,- from 7 (as a without blame (blemish, fault, spot), faultless, un243. eiXXos all5s, al'-los; a prim, word; " else," blameable. neg. particle) and 31QQ; to be careless of: make light i.e. different (in many applications):more, one (an300. "Ap.ilv Anion, amône'; of Heb. or. [586]; of, neglect, be negligent, not regard. other), (an-, some an-) other (-s, -wise). 273. d(i6(iirros amemptAg, am'-emp-tos; from 1 Amon, a.n Isr.: Anion. aXXoTpieirio-Koiros allotrleplskdpds, al244a neg. particle) and a der. of 3201; irreproach- 301. Ap.i6s Amos, am-oce'; of Heb. or. [531]; lot-ree-ep-is'-kop-os; from 243 and ig&j; overseeing (as able:blameless, faultless, unblamable. Amos, an Isr. Amos. others' affairs, i.e. a meddler (spec, in Gentile cus274- d|i4|i.irTs amemptog, am-emp'-toce; adv. 302. av an, an; a prim, particle, denoting a suppotoms): busybody in other men's matters. sition, wish, possibility or uncertainty: [what-, 245. aXX6rpios alldtrlds, al-lot'-ree-os; from from 273; faultlessly: blameless, unblamably.
amphdddn, am'-fod-on; from the base of 207 and 339 s a fork in the road:where two ways meet.
',
not one's own; by extens. foreign, not akin, hostile: alien, (an-) other (man's, men's),
243: another's,
i.e.
275. dpiptjO'OS
strange
(-r).
am-er'-inunos; from / (as a neg. particle) and 330S; not anxious: without care (-fulness), secure.
amSrlmnda,
where-, whither-, whomsoever. Usually unexpressed except by the subjunctive or potential mood. Also
contr. for 1437.
;
24S. aXXd<|>vXos alldphulfls, al-lof>o-los; from 243 and 3443; foreign, i.e. (spec.) Gentile: one of another nation.
276. d|Td8T0s
from /
247. oXXois alios, al'-loce; adv. from 243; differently:
303. avd ana, an-ah'; a prim. prep, and adv. prop. a neg. particle) and a der. of 3346; un- up; but (by extens.) used (distributively) severally, or changeable, or (neut. as abstr.) unchangeabUity: im- (locally) at (etc.): and, apiece, by, each, every (man), In compounds (as a prefix) it often in, through. mutable (-ility).
ainetatht As,
am-et-ath'-et-os;
(as
otherwise.
dXodw aI5ao,
al-o-ah'-o;
248.
from the same as
277. d|j.ETa.KCvirros amtaklnetAs, am-et-ak-in'ay-tos; from 1 (as a neg. particle) and a der. of 3334;
means (by impl.)
repetition, intensity, reversal, etc.
237; to
tread out grain:
thresh, tread out the corn.
immovable:unmovable.
278. d|MTa.j'Xi]TOs
304. dva,pa0p.6 s anabathmds, an-ah-ath-mos' from 305 [comp. 808]; a stairway: stairs.
249. dXcyos alogos, al'-og-os; from 1 (as a neg. particle) and 3036; irrational: brute, unreasonable.
250. a\oi\
aloes (the
al5e,
al-o-ay'; of for. or. [comp. 174]
305. dvapaivw anabalno, an-ab-ah'ee-no; from el'-ay-tos; from / (as a neg. particle) and a presumed 303 and the base of 039; to go up (lit. or fig.):arise, der. of 3338; irrevocable: without repentance, not to ascend (up), climb (go, grow, rise, spring) up, come (up). be repented of.
amgtameletAg, dm-et-am-
gum): aloes.
279. d|iTav6t)Tos
ay-tos;
251. o\s halis. halce; a prim, word; "salf'i

salt.
ametanAetAs,
a neg.
particle)
am-et-an-6'-
from /
(as
and a presumed
306. dva.pdXXo|i,(u anaballtfmat, an-ab-al'-lomahee; mia. from 303 and 906; toputoff(for oneself):
defer.
der. of 3340;
unrepentant:
impenitent.
am'-et-ros;
252. oXvkos lialukos,
an-ob-ee-bod'-zo; a 307. dvaf3i|3dj> anablbazo, briny:salt. neg. particle) and 3338; immoderate:(thing) without from 303 and a der. of the base of ojg; to cause to go up, i.e. haul (a net): draw. 253. aXwirarspos alupAterAs, al-oo-pot'-er-os; measure. compar. of a comp. of 1 (as a neg. particle) and 3077; 281. ou,^ v amen, am-ane'; of Heb. or. [543]; prop. 308. ava,pX&r< anablfepo, an-ab-lep'-o; from 303 more without grief:less sorrowful. firm, i.e. (flg.) trustworthy; adv. surely (often as in- and ggi: to look up; by impl. to recover sight:loos. 264- oXimtis halnsis, hal'-oo-sis; of uncert. der.; terj. so be it):amen, verily. (up), see, receive sight. a fetter or manacle: bonds, chain. 809. dvdpXciJHS anablSpgls, 282. o.|iT|Tp
haUoo-kos';
from
251;
280. d(XTpos
ametros,
from 1
(as
255. aXvo-iTcX^s
alnsiteleg,
al-oo-sit-el-ace'
an-air-iep-sis; ametor, am-ay'-tore; from 1 (as a neg. particle) and 3384; motherless, i.e. of unknown 308; restoration of sight:recovering of sight.
from
from
1 (as
neg. particle) and the base oi3oSi; gain-
maternity:
without mother.
amlantAs,
am-ee'-an-tos;
der. of 33Q2; unsoiled,
i.e.
810. dvafioda
anabdao,
anâb-o-ah'-o;
less, i.e.
(by impl.) pernicious:unprofitable.
283. apCavros
of
from 7 and gg4; to
halloo:
cry (aloud, out).
from 303
256. 'AXj>atos
or.
Alphaios,
al-fah'-yos;
Heb.
(as
[comp, 2501]; Alphosus, an Isr.:Alpheus.
(flg.)
a neg. particle) and a pure:undeflled.
811. dvctfSoXrj anabdle, anrab-olay'; from 306; putting off: delay.

312.
Alaytheenos
Anatithemahee
11
dva-yyXXa>
anagg&Ho,
an-ang-el'-lo;
:
from
339. dva,Ka0Ci>
anakathlzo,
to set up,
an-ak-ath-id'-zo;
i.e.
der. of
303 and the base of 32; to announce (in detail) clare, rehearse, report, show, speak, tell.
de-
from 303 and 2323; prop,

up:
(reflex.)
to sit
a comp. of 473 not be spoken against.
and
4483; indisputable:
can-
sit
up.
313. dva-ytvvdw
anagAnnao,
x
again.
from 303 and
1080;
an-ag-en-nah'-o; to beget or (by extens.) bear
340. dvoKOtvCSw
an-ak-ahee-nid'zo; from 303 and a der. of 2337; to restore:renew.
anakainlzo,
369. dvavTip^Ttts anantlrrhetog, an-an-tirhray'-toce; adv. from 308; promptly:without gainsaying.
(again):beget, (bear)
<%7. avaKaivou
i.
anakalnAo,
an-ak-ahee-no'-o;
314. ovoîvAo-kw
anaginosko,
know again,
from 303 and read:read.

3i5.
1007; to
an*ig-in-oce'-ko; e tby extens.) to
trovo.303
and a
der. of 2337; to
renovate. renew.
an-ak-ah'ee-no-
anaxlAs, an-ax'-ee-os; from 1 (as a neg. particle) andj/#; unfit: unworthy.

370. avdios 371. avaU>s
342. dvaicaCvaxris
sis; froro.341;
anakalnosls,
anaxiog,
an-ax-ee'-oce; adv.
renovation:
renewing.
370; irreverently:
unworthily.
from
dvayK(S.(i>
anagkazo,
an-ang-kad'-zo; from
jj^; to necessitate;compel, constrain.
343. dvaKoViiprw
from 303
veil:
(in
316. ava-yxaios
anagkaios,
from 31S; necessary; by

317. avoYKO<rrs
adv.
3.ZS,
impl. close (of kin):
an-ang-kah'-yos; near,
open, ([un-]) taken away.
2. avdirawns anapansls, an-ap'-owsis; anakalupto, an-ak-al-oop'-to; the sense of reversal) and 2372; to nn- 373; intermission; by impl. recreation: rest.
from
373. avairavu
an-ak-amp'-to;
turn.
necessary, necessity, needful.
344- avaKap.irr
anakampto,
anakeinui,
and 3073;
(reflex.) to
from 303 and 2378; to turn back:(re-)

<?^5.
remain); by
an-ap-ow'-o; from 303 repose (lit. or fig. [be exempt], impl. to refresh:take ease, refresh,
anapano,
anagkastAs, an-ang-kas-toce'
compulsorily:by constraint.
from a
der. 01313;
avayK^ anagke, an-ang-kay'; from jcy and

;
an-ak-i'-mahee; from j<y and 27^9; to recline (as a corpse or at a meal): guest, lean, lie, sit (down, at meat), at the
table.
avaKeIp.cu
(give, take) rest.
374- dvaireC8ci>
anapeltho,
an-ap-i'-tho;
and 3082; to incite; persuade.
from 303
the base of 43; constraint (lit or fig.) by impl. distress: distress, must needs, (of) necessity (-sary),
346. dvaKstpaXotouai
ak-ef-al-ah'ee-om-ahee;
sense)
anakgphalalAmal,
needeth, needful.
319. ava^vwpCtojJtai
(oneself)
anagnorlzomai,
an-ag-
to
sum
from 303 and 2775 (in up.- briefly comprehend, gather to- 303
375. avaircp/iro anapempo, an-ap-em'-po; from to send up or back:send (again). an- 303 and 3002; 376. avdirnpos anaperAs, an-ap'-a^-ros; from its or.
(in
no~rid'~zom-ahee; mid. f rom 303 and no?; to mafce
gether in one.
(maimed)
the sense of intensity) and irf|pos ; crippled:maimed.
perAs
known:be made known. 347. avaKXCvw anakllno, an-afc-iee'-no; troTo.303 377. avairfar anaplpto, an-ap-ip' -to; from 303 anagnosls, an-ag'^no-sis; from and 2827; to lean back: lay, (make) sit down. and 4008; to fall back, i.e. lie doum, lean back: lean, 348. avandirrw anakApto, an-ak-op'-to; from sit down (to meat). j/^; (the act of) reading: reading. 378. avairXnooo) 321. dvd-yw anago, an-ag'-o; from 303 and 7/; to 303 and 2873; to beat back, i.e. check:hinder. anapleroo, an-ap-lay-r6'-o; 9. ava.Kpdo> anakrazo, an-ak-rad'-zo; lead up; by extens. to bring out; spec, to sail from from 303 and 4137; to complete; by impl, to occupy, supply; fig. to accomplish (by coincidence or obeaway:bring (again, forth, up again), depart, launch 303 and 2806; to scream up (aloud): cry out. (forth), lead (up), loose, offer, sail, set forth, take up. 350. dvaicpCvto anakrlno, an-ak-ree'-no; from dience) : fill up, fulfil, occupy, supply.
330. dvd'yvwcris
322. dvaScCKW|u aljarii'ikii
mui
mee; from 303 and nob; to exhibit, indicate, appoint:appoint, shew.

323. dvdSei|is
i.e.
an-ad-ike'-noo- 303 and 2070; prop, to scrutinize, i.e. (by impl.) inves(by impl.) to tigate, interrogate, determine:ask, question, discern, examine, judge, search.
379. avairoXdynros
ay-tos;
able.
anapAlAget As, an-ap-ol-og'-
from 1
(as
a neg. particle) and a presumed
der. of 626; indefensible:-without excuse, inexcuse-
anadfixis, an-ad' -ike-sis; from 351.

330;
dv&Kpicris
anafc rlsis
an-ak'-ree-sis;
from
322; (the act of) exhibition: shewing.
(judicial) investigation:
examination.
an-ak-oop'-to; from
i.e.
324. dva.8lxou.ai
receive.
anadSchAmai,
an-ad-ekh'-om-
352. dvaicvirra) 303

(in
anaknpto,
ahee; from 303 and ^^09; to entertain (as a guest):
rise; fig. be
the sense of reversal) and 2033; to unbend, elated; lift up, look up.
380. avairrworw anaptnsso, irom303 (in the sense of reversal) and (a scroll or volume): open. 381. avdirro
68/; to
an-ap-toos'-so;
4428; to unroll
anapto,
an-ap'-to;
light.
from 303 and

an-ar-ith'-
325. dva8CSci>|U
anadidoml,
an-ad-eed'-om-ee;
353. dvaXap.j3dv<
ban'-o;
analambano,
2o3?,
-
an-al-am-
enkindle: kindle,
from 303 and 1323; to tend over: deliver.

326. dvada> aaazao, an-ad-zah'-o; from 303 and 2/9J; to recover life (lit. or fig.): (be a-) live again,
revive.
from 303 and

unto, up).
to
fofte
ttp:receive up,
382. dvapC6p.T)Tos
anarlthmetAs,
take
(in,
354- dvdXin|ns analepsis, an-al''-ape-sis; from

333; ascension,taking up.
may-tos; from 1 (as a neg. particle) and a der. of 703; unnumbered, i.e. without number: innumerable.
327. dvaiftT&i) anazetAo, an-ad-zay-teh'-o; from joj and 2212; to search out: seek.
355. dvaXCo-Kio
i.e.
anallsko,
an-al-is'-ko;
from 303
383. dvacreiw anaselo, an-as-i'-o; from 303 and 079,' fig. to excite: move, stir up.
384' dvCKTKOidiJw anaskAnazo, an-ask-yoo-ad'zo; from 303 (in the sense of reversal) and a der. of 4632; prop, to pacfc up (baggage), i.e. (by impl. and flg.) to upset:subvert.
and a form of the alternate of

destroy:
138; prop, to use up,
3#3. dva<Jvvv(H
an-ad-zone'noo-mee; trow.303 and a22#; to gird afresh:gird up.
anazonnuml,
consume.
3#. dva<oirupea>
aHd-jzo-pooreft/-o; from 303 and a comp. of the base of 222b and 4442; to re-enkindle: stir up.
anazoporô,
356. avaXo-yla analftgla, an-al-og-ee'-ah; from a comp. of 303 and 3036; proportion:proportion.
357. dvo\o7C|op.ai analAglzAmal, an-al-og-id'zom-ahee; mid. from 336; to estimate, i.e. (fig.) contemplate;coomier.
anaspao, an-as-pah'-o; from 303 and 4083; to take up or extricate: dram up, pull out. 336. dvdo-Tao-is anastasls, an-as'-tos-is; from
385. dvo<nrda>
330. dvafidXXio
joj
anathallo,
an-ath-al'-lo;
and fldXXw tlialld
(to jfamrisft); to remiie.'
from 358. dvaXos anal As, an'-al-os; from 1 (as a neg. jijo; a standing up again, i.e. (lit.) a resurrection from death (individual, gen. or by impl, [its author]), particle) and 231; saltless, i.e. insipid: x lose saltness.
Sourish again.
or
(fig.)
a (moral) recovery (of
spiritual
truth):
331. avd9jj.o
J9<(,'
anatMma,
:
an-ath'-em-ah;
from
(religious) tan. or (concr.) ea:comwticated
(thing
or person)
accursed, anathema, curse,
great.
332. 6.vaSt\i.arlla
id'-zo;
from 331;
to declare or
execration: (bind
333. dvaOfupe'w
aiiatlifmal iz<>. an-ath-em-atvow under penalty of under a) curse, bind with an oath.
an-ath-eh-o-reh'-o;
(i.e.
anathAorAS,
from 303 and

(lit.
2334; to look again or fig.):behold, consider.
aitewtoueZy) at
359. dvdXixris analusls, an-al'-oo-sis; from 360; that should rise, rising again. departure: departure. o87. dvocrroTdo) anastatAo, an-as-tat-o'-o; from 360. avaXvu analuo, an-al-oo'-o; from 303 and a der. of 430 (in the sense of removal); prop, to drive 3o8g; to break up, i.e. depart (lit. or fig.) :depart, reout of home, i.e. (by impl.) to disturb (lit. or flg.): turn. trouble, turn upside down, make an uproar. 361. avap.dpTTjTOS anamartetAs, an-am-ar'-tay388. dvaoravpdu anastanrAo, an-as-tow-ro'-o; tos; from / (as a neg. particle) and a presumed der. from joy and 47/7; to recrucify (flg.):crucify afresh. of 264; sinless:that is without sin. 389. dvairrevdjw anastAnazo, an-as-ten-ad'-zo; 362. ava|ic'va> anemeno, an-am-en'-o; from 303 from 303 and 4727; to sigh deeply:sigh deeply.
raised to life again, resurrection, rise
from the dead,
and 3306; to await: wait

363. ava|U|iv^jo-Kto
334.
gift.
dvdS'np.a
1
394 pike j-j /,
an-ath'-ay-mah; from but in a good sense] ; a votive offering:
anathema,
890. dvcurrp&pu anastrephA, an-as-tref'-o; an-am-im- from 303 and 4762; to overturn; also to return; by nace'-ko; from joj and 3403; to remind; reflex, to impl. to busy oneself, i.e. remain, live:abide, behave recollect :call to mind, (bring to, call to, put in), reself, have conversation, live, overthrow, pass, return,
for.
anamimnesko,
335. dvaCScia
comp. of
337; (the act of)
an-ah'ee-die-ah' ; from a 364. avd|ivT|<ris anamnesis, an-am '-nay-sis; from a neg. particle [comp. 427]) and 127; recollection: remembrance (again). impudence, i.e. (by impl.) importunity:importunity. 363; 365. avavcoa) ananeAo, an-an-neh-b'-o; txoTa.303 336. dvaCpeo-is analresls, an-ah'ee-res-is; from and a der. of 3301; to renovate, i.e. reform: renew. killing: death.
analdAla,
member
(-branee).
be used,
/ (as
391. dvaorpotjnj
392. avarainro|iai
ahee; from 303 in order.
anastrAphe,
an-os-trof-ay';
from 300; behavior: conversation.
anatassAmal, an-at-as'-som-
and the mid. otso2i; to arrange:set
366. avavqibw ananepho, an-an-ay'-fo; from 337. dvaipe'u analrAo, an-ahee-reh'-o; from 303 j<y and jy.?jy to become sober again, i.e. (fig.) regain impl. i.e. adopt; by to take up, of) 138; and (the act. (one's) senses: recover self. to take away (violently), i.e. abolish, murder:put to 367. 'Avavtos Ananias, an-an-ee'-as; of Heb. or. death, kill, slay, take away, take up. Ananias. [2608] Ananias, the name of three Isr. 338. dvaCnos analtiAg, an-ah'ee-tee-os; from /
; :
393. dvoreXXa anatello, an-at-el'-lo; from 303 and the base of 3036; to (cause to) arise:{a-, make to) rise, at the rising of, spring (up), be up.
394. dvartOtfiai anatithemal, an-at-ith'-emahee; from 303 and the mid. of 3087; to set forth (for
oneself),
i.e.
(as a neg. particle)
and 139 (in the sense of
136);
inno-
368. avavrC^pi)TOs
hray-tos;
anantirrhetAs,
a neg.
particle)
an-an-tir'-
cent;blameless,
guiltless.
from
1 (as
and a presumed
propound: communicate,
declare.
12
Anatolay

an-at-ot-ay 1 ;
;
395. dvaToMj
rising of light,
anat Ale,
i.e.
dawn
(fig.)
by
impl. the east (also
inplur.):dayspring, east, rising.
from 303; a 421. dvix va<rTO s anAxlchnlastAn, an-ex-ikh- 447. dvb||u anleml, an-ee'-ajz-mee; from 303 and nee'-as-toe; from 7 (as a neg. particle) and a pre- l|J.i bleml (to send); to let up, i.e. (lit.) slacken, or sumed der. of a comp. of 1337 and a der. of 3487; not (fig.) desert, desist from:forbear, leave, loose.
tracked out, i.e. (by impl.) untraceable:past finding out, unsearchable.
396. dvaTpliru anatrepo, an-aUrep'-o; fromjoj and the base of Jiff! to overturn (fig.):overthrow,
subvert.
4^2. dveira(rxwTos
anepalschnntAs,
44S. dvCXcus aiiilSos, an-ee'-leh-oce; from / (as a neg. particle) and 2430; inexorable: without mercy. 449. aviirros
neg. particle)
ablution:
an-ep-
397.
dva.Tp<{><0
anatrSpho,
ah'ee-skhoon-tos;
an-at-ref'-o;
from presumed
der,
303 and 11421 to reor (pbys. or ment.) :bring up,

nourish (up).
ashamed, i.e. not to be ashamed.
from / (as a neg. particle) and a of a comp. of 7000 and 133; not (by impl.) irreprehensible:that needeth
anlptds,
an'-ip-tos;
from 7
(as a
and a presumed
unwashen.
anlsteml,
der. of 353s! without
460. dvCon]|u
an-is'-tay-mee;
from
398. dva<j>aCvo>
an-af-ah'ee-no; from 303 and j^/6; to show, i.e. (reflex.) appeor, or (pass.) have pointed out: (should) appear, discover.
anaphalno,
423. dveirCXiyirros aneplleptAs, an-ep-eel'-ape- 303 and 2470; to stand up (lit or fig., trans, or intos; from. 7 (as a neg. particle) and a der. of 1041}; not trans.):arise, lift up, raise up (again), rise (again), arrested, i.e. (by impl.) inculpable:blameless, unre- stand up (right).
451.
399. dvo.<Hpo> anaphero, an-af-er'-o; from 303 bukeable. and J242,' to take up (lit. or fig.):bear, bring (carry, J$4- dvep\ou,ai an&rchAmal, an-erkh'-om-ahee; dead) up, offer (up). from 303 and 2064; to ascend: go up.
400. ava^xavia anaphongo, an-af-o-neh'-o; 425. euwis angsis, from 303 and 5455; to exclaim: speak out.
an'-es-is;
"Avvo Anna,
an'-nah; of Heb. or.
[2584];
Anna, an Israelitess: Anna.

452.
"Awas Annas, an,'-nas;

(i.e.
ot Heb. or. [2608];
from
401. &v&xvo-is
anachusls,
tion or
(fig.) relief:
an-dkh'-oo-sis;
(to
from
426. dvcrdû
eased, liberty, rest.

;
447; relaxa-
Annas
367),
anlsr.:Annas.
an-o'-ay-tos;
453. dv<Sr]Tos
anAetAs,
(-ish),
from 7
(as
a comp. of 303 and X^*1

sion,
i.e. (fig.)
cheo
pour); prop. elu-
license:excess.
anAtazo, and Irdjw gtazd (to test)
an-et-ad'-zo;
from 303 neg.
particle)
and a
der. of 3330; unintelligent;
a by
to investigate (judicial-
impl. sejisjtaZ;fool
unwise.
402. &.va.yjt>pt<a anachorAA, an-akh-o-reh'-o; ly): (should have) examine (-d). from jcy and jjfe; to retire. depart, give place, go 4^7. dWi aiUii. an'-yoo; a prim, particle; with-
454. avoid
(as
(turn) aside,
withdraw
self.
out:
without.
1 (as
Comp.
7.
from a comp. of r a neg. particle) and 3363; stupidity; by impl. rage:folly, madness.
an'-oy-ah;
anAla,
403. dvdi|ruis anapsnxls, an-apsf-ook-sis; from 404; prop, a recovery of breath, i.e. (fig.) revival:
revival.
428. dvcuBcTos
aueutlK'ti'in,
an-yoo'-the-tos;
set, i.e.
465. dvotyo
anAlgo,
to
an-oy'-go;
from 303 and

or
fig.,
from
a neg. particle) and 2111; not well inconvenient: not commodious.
oiya Algo
(to open);
open up
(lit.
in var-
ious applications): open.
404. dvo<|rox anapsucbo, an-apsoo'-kho; from 429. dvcvpCcricca anAurlsko, an-yooris'-ko; from joj and J504; prop, to cool c#, i.e. (fig.) relieve: 303 and 2147; to find out: find.
456. dvoiKoSopio andtkAd5mo, an-oy-kodom-eh'-o; from 303 and 3018; to rebuild: build again.
refresh.
405. dv8pairo8io-T<js
od-is-tace' ;
andrapAdlstes, an-drap-
from a
(as
an enslaver
stealer.
06\
der. of a comp. of 433 and 4a?<?,' bringing men to his feet):men-
'AvSpôs Anilrfas. an-dreh'-as; from (Una particle of union) and an obsolete vîros iifpus ness. manly; Andreas, an 1st.: Andrew. (a brood); prop, akin, i.e. (spec.) a cousin:sister's 459. dvojios anAmAs, an'-om-os; from 7 (as a ^07. dv&p(o|MU andrlzdmai, am-drid'-aom- son. neg. particle) and 3331; lawless, i.e. (neg.) not subject from to ac< manly: aftee,' mid. quit like men. 433; to (the Jewish) law; (by impl. a Gentile), or (pos.) 432.
^ftS.
430. dve'xou.0.1 anechAmal, an-ekh'-om-ahee; 467. ovoiis an oixiH, an'-oix-is; from 433; openmid. from 303 and 2192; to hold oneself up against, ing (throat): X open. i.e. (fig.) put up with:bear with, endure, forbear, 468. dvou.(a anoiiilu. an-om-ee'-ah; from 439; ilsuffer. legality, i.e. violation of law or (gen.) wickedness: 431. dWifaos anepslAs, an-eps'-ee-os; from r (as iniquity, X transgress (-ion of) the law, unrighteous-
'AvSpdviKOs
from ^Hf and 3334; Isr. :Andronicus.

409. dv8po4>6vos
AndrAnlkAs, an-dron'-ee-kos; man of victory; Andronicos, an
or.;
avrfiov anethdn, an'-ay-thon; prob. of for. dill:anise.
wicked:without law, lawless, transgressor, unlawful,
433. dviJKu aneko, an-ay'-ko; from 303 and 2240; to attain to, i.e. (fig.) be proper: convenient, be fit.
434. dvfjuepos
(as
wicked.
460. dvd|io>$
lawlessly,
i.e.
anAmos,
(spec.)
an-om'-oce; adv. from
431;;
andrAphAnAs,
anegkletds,
an-drof-on'-os;
anemMi, an-ay'-mer-os;
T||ipos
from 7
(lame);
not amenable to (the Jewish)
from ^yjr and jô*; a murderer:manslayer.

Z0. dvyKVi|Tos
an-eng'-klay-tos;
a neg. particle) and savage:fierce.

;
hemerAs
law:without law.
461. dvop66u> anortlido, an-orth-o'-o; from 303 and a der. of the base 013717; to straighten up: lif t
(set)
from
7 (as
i.e.
cused,
a neg. particle) and a der. of 143S; unac(by impl.) irreproachable:blameless.
411. dveKSi^YHTOS ankdlegetAs, an-ek-deeay'-gay-tos; from / (as a neg. particle) and a presumed der. of rsssi not expounded in full, i.e. indescribable: unspeakable.
41S. dveicXdVnTos
tos;
435. avt\a aner, an'-ayr; a prim, word [comp. 444] a man (prop, as an individual male):fellow, husband, man, sir.
up,
make straight.
436. dvBto-rnp.
sist,
anthisteml,
anlh-isf -tay-mee;
i.e.
462. dvoouos anAslAs, an-os'-ee-os; from 7 (as a neg. particle) and 3741; wicked:unholy.
463.
from 473 and 2476; to stand against,

withstand.
oppose:
re-
dvox^
i.e.
an Ache,
an-okh-ay';
from
430; self-
restraint,
tolerance: forbearance.
an'klal."los. an-ek-lal'-ay- 437. dvOopoXoylopai

particle)
i.e.
from /
(as
a neg.
of 1583; not spoken out,
and a presumed der. anth-om-ol-og-eh'-om-ahee; from 473 and the mid. of nid'-zom-ahee; from 473 and 73; to struggle against (fig.) [" antagonize"] : strive against. (by impl.) unutterable: 3670; to confess in turn, i.e. respond in praise:give
thanks.
anthAmAlAgAAmal,
464. dvTaYO>vCJop.ai
antagonlzAmal,
an-tag-o-
unspeakable.
413. dvcKXtiirros
aii.'kleipl.'is.
particle)
465. dvTaXXa-j(ia
antallagma,
an-tal'-ag-mah;
an-ek'-lipe-tos;
438. dv6os
blossom:
anthAs,
anth'-os;
a prim, word; a from a comp.

som:
from 1
1387;
(as
a neg.
and a presumed
not
left out, i.e. (by impl.)
der. of inexhaustible: that
flower.
antbrakla,
anth-rak-ee-ah' ;
in exchange.
from
of 473 and 236;
an equivalent or ranan-tan-ap-
faileth not.
439. dvBpaKid
from
466. dvravair\r|p6u
lay-ro'-o;
antanaplerAo,
440; a bed of burning coals.Are of coals. 414. dveKTOTCpos anAktAterAs, an-ek-tot'-er-os; 440. av6pa| anthrax, anth'-rax; of uncert. der. compar. of a der. of 430; more endurable: more a live coal: coal of fire.
473
and
378; to supplement:fill up.
tolerable.
467. dvrairoBCSwpj, antapAdldoml, an-tap-odee'-do-mee; from 473 and j-97; to requite (good "or
evil):
415. dveXe^Jnuv
anel&emon,
particle)
from
41S.
/ (as
a neg.
and
an-el&h-ay'-mone; 1633; merciless:un-
merciful.
dvu.(
441- dvBpuirdpco-Kos anthroparAskAg, anthro-par1 -es-kos; from 444 and 700; maw-cowting, i.e. fawning:men-pleaser.
44S. dyfipwirivos
recompense, render, repay.
anemizo,
anJSmit,
an-em-id'-zo;
from
anthroplnAs,
468. dvrairoSojia antapAdAma, an-tap-od'-omah; from 467; a requital (prop, the thing):recompense.
anth-ro'-pee-
to toss with the wind:
drive with the wind.
417;
nos; from 444; human: human, common to man, man[-kind], [man-]kind, men's, after the manner of
469. dvrair(S8ocris
is;
antapAdAsls,
an-tap-od'-os-
from
467; requital (prop, the act) : reward.
an'-em-os; from the base of top; wind; (plur.) by impl. (the four) quarters (of the earth) : wind.
417. avc|M>s
men.
443. dvOpwiroKTOvos
ro-pok-ton'-os;
kill);
dWvStKTOs anfudektAs, an-en'-dek-tos; from 1 (as a neg. particle) and a der. of the same as
418.
'735!
anthropAktAnAs, anthfrom 444 and KTetvw ktiiuo (to

Comp. j\j<o6.
anth'-ro-pos;
470. dvTtMrOKpfvou.(u antapAkrlnAmal, amtap-ok-ree'-nom-ahee; from 473 and 611; to contradict or dispute: answer again, reply against.
a manslayer:murderer.
471. dvTro>
antepo,
unadmitted,
i.e.
(by impl.) not supposable:
impossible.
419. dv|epewnros
anexereunetAs,
an-ex-er-
yoo 1 -nay-tos; from / (as a neg. particle) and a presumed der. of 1830; not searched out, i.e. (by impl.) yoo'-o; from 446; to act as proconsul: be the deputy. 473. avrC antl, an-tee'; a prim, particle; opposite, inscrutable: unsearchable. 44-6. dvOviraros anthupatds, anth-oo'-pat-os; i.e. instead or because of (rarely in addition to). t$0. dveCicaKos anexlkakAs, an-ex-ik'-ak-os; from 473 and a superlative of 3228; instead of the for, in the room of. Often used in composition to from 430 and 2336; enduring of ill, i.e. forbearing: officer, i.e. (spec.) a Roman proconsul: denote contrast, requital, substitution, correspondpatient. deputy. ence, eta
472. dWxonai antechAmal, an-tekh'-om-ahee; ops (the countenance; from 3700); man- from 473 and the mid. of 2192; to hold oneself opposite faced, i.e. a human being:certain, man. to, i.e. (by impl.) adhere to; by extens. to cave for: dvOuirarevu 445. antbapatSno, anMt-oo-pai- hold fast, hold to, support.
433
444- avBpuiros
antbropds,
203b; to refute or
from
an-tep'-o; from 473 and deny: gainsay, say against.
and
a>ty

474 dvnpdXXw antlballo, 473 and gob; to oandu:have.
an-tee-bal'-lo;
Anatolay
Apelowno
13
from 501. avrXia
475. dWiSiaTCScucu antidiatithemai, an-teedee-at-eeth'-em-ahee; from 473 and 1303; to se< oneself opposite, te. 6e disputatious:that oppose themselves.
476. dvrCSucos
l?
antidlkAs,
(in
an-tid'-ee-feos;
from
and
/.?<#?."
an opponent
lawsuit); spec. iSatan
(as the
If/7.
arch-enemy):adversary.
dvrWecris antithesis, an-tith'-es-is; from a

i.e.
comp. of 473 and jo5y; oyiJostWom, theories) :opposition.

478. dv-rucaOCo-riHu
conflict (of
ap-al-os'; of uncert. der.; antK'6. ant-leh-o; from a ship) ; to bale up (prop, bilge soft:- -tender. water), i.e. dip water (with a bucket, pitcher, etc.): 528. diravrdu apantao, ap-an-tah'-o; from 373 draw (out). and a der. of 473; to meet away, i.e. encounter: 502. dvr\i]|xa antlema, awt'-lay-mah; from joi; meet. a baling-vessel:thing to draw with. 5^9. dirdvTT]<ris apantesis, ap-an'-td^-sis; from 503. dyrocpSaXpeu antAphthalmAo, ant-of- 528; a (friendly) encounter:meet. thaUmeh'-o; from a comp. of 473 andj7<Sf; to face: 530. airo| hapax, hap'-ax; prob. from ,$77; one bear up into. (or a single) time (numerically or conclusively): 50^. dwSpos anudr As, an'-oo-dros; from / (as a once. dry, dry: particle) waterless, i.e. neg. and 3204; 531. dirapdâros aparabatAs, ap-ar-oo'^f-os; without water. from j (as a neg. particle) and a der. 013843; not pass-
dvrXos 527. diroXos apalAs,
antlds
(the hold of
antlkathistcml, an-teekath-is'-tay-mee; from 473 and 2523; to set doivn (troops) against, i.e. withstand: resist.
505. dvtnroKpiTos
tos;
annpokritAs,
from 1
(as
neg. particle)
and a presumed
an-oo-pok'-reeder.
ing away, changeable.
i.e.
untransferable
(perpetual):un-
013271; undissembled, i.e. sincere:without dissimulation (hypocrisy), unfeigned.
532. dirapao*Kcvao*Tos
ask-yoo'-as-tos;
aparaskuast As, ap-ara neg.

particle)
479. dvTucaX&o
506. dwiroTciKTOS anupdtaktds, an-oo-pot'-ak- of 3003; unready:unprepared. from 47J and 2j6#; to inuiie in return: bid again. tos; from / (as a neg. particle) and a presumed der. 533. dirapvcoucu aparnAmal, ap-ar-neft'-omavrtiteijiai an-tik'-i-mahee; antikimai, 4#0. of 3203; unsubdued, i.e. insubordinate (in fact or ahee; from 373 and 720; to deny utterly, i.e. disown, from 47,? and 2740; to tie opposite, i.e. 6e adverse (fig. temper): disobedient, that is not put under, unruly. abstain: deny. repugnant) to:adversary, be contrary, oppose. 507. dv ano, an'-o; adv. from 473; upward or on 534. dirdpn apartl, ap-ar'-fee; from 373 and 737; dvrucpu an-tee-kroo' prol. from antikru, 1(81. '; the fop:above, brim, high, up. fromnow,l.e. henceforth(already): rom henceforth. 473; opposite:over against.
antikalSo,
an-tee-kal-eh'-o;
from
/ (as
and a der.
^f
an-ogue'-eh-on; from 307 482. dvTt\ap.j3dvo|i<H anfllambanAmal, o- and 1003; above the ground, i.e. (prop.) the second lee-tam-oan'-om-aftee; from 47.J and the mid. of 29$; floor of a building; used for a dome or a balcony on to take hold of in turn, i.e. succor; also to partici- the upper story:upper room. pate.' help, partaker, support. 609. dvwflev anothen, an'-o-then; from 307; from ^&3. dvT(\cY<B antilSgo, an-til'-eg-o; from ^7 above; by anal, /rom the first; by impl. anew: from and 3004; to dispute, refuse:answer again, contra- above, again, from the beginning (very first), the top.
508. dviiveov
anoge An,
535. dirapruruos
apartismAs,
ap-ar-tis-mos1 ;
from a der. 01334; completion:finishing. 536. dirapx^ aparche, ap-ar-khay'; from a comp. of 37s and 73b; a beginning of sacrifice, i.e. the
(Jewish) first-fruit (fig.):first-fruits.
dict,
deny, gainsay
(-er),
speak against.
610. dvcorcpiKOs
anoterikos,
i.e.
4S4. dvrtXipj/is antllepsls, an-ttt'-ape-sis; from 482; relief:help.
from 311;
upper.
superior,
(locally)
more remote:
an-o-ter-ee-kos'
aims hapas, hap'-as; from 1 (as a particle of union) and 3036; absolutely all or (sing.) every one: all (things), every (one), whole.
537.
538. diraTdu
to cheat,
i.e.
apatao,
ap-at-ah'-o; of uncert. der.;
485. avTiXuryCa antilAgia, an-iee-tog-ee'-afc.; from a der. of 483; dispute, disobedience:contradiction,

gainsaying,
strife.
511. dviirepos aiioteros an-of-ter-os; comp. degree of 307; upper, i.e. (neut. as adv.) to a more conspicuous place, in a former part of the book:above,
higher.
delude: deceive.
539. &ir&TT| apate, ap-at'-ay; from 338; delusion: deceit (-ful, -fulness), deeeivableness (-ving).
540. oirdrwp
apator,
ap-at'-ore;
i.e.
486. dvriXoiSop&o
eh'-o;
antUAIdArAo,
an-tee-loy-dor-
512. dv4>(Xcs
(as
anopheles,
an-o-fel'-ace;
from 1
particle)
and 3062;
fatherless,
from 1 (as a neg. of unrecorded paap-ow'-gas-mah;
from
473
and 3038; to
rail in reply:revile
a neg.
particle)
and the base
of 3624; useless or
ternity:without father.
again.
(neut.) inutility:unprofitable (-ness).
541. airav-yao-jia
apangasma,
487. ovrCVvrpov
from ctywiii from a comp. of 373 and &6; an off-flash, ie. ejfutagnuml (to break; comp. *6); an axe:axe. gence: brightness. from 473 and 3083; a redemption-price:ransom. #?S. dvri|MTpe'( antimtreo, are-fee-mef-reJi'-o, 514- o|ios axiAs, ax'-ee-os; prob. from 7/,* de- 5^?. airc(8a> apeldo, ap-i'-do; from /7j and the from 473 and 3334; to mete ire return:measure serving, comparable or suitable (as if drawing same as 1402; to see fully: see. praise):due reward, meet, [un-] worthy. again. 543. aircCScia apAithSla, ap-i'-thi-ah; from 343; 489. dvri(ir8a antimisthla, an-tee-mis-thee'- 515. dijiou axlAo, oa>ee-<i'-o; from j/^; to deem disbelief (obstinate and rebellious):disobedience, ah; from a comp. of 47,? and jô?; requital, corre- entitled or Jit:desire, think good, count (think) unbelief.
an-til'-oo-tron;
antilutron,
513.
djjtvi]
axine,
ax-ee'-nay; prob.
spondence:-recompense. 430. 'Avridxeio AntlAchela,
worthy.
an-fee-ofcA'-i-aft,-
544-
cwmOtw
from 'AvtCoxos AntiAchns (a Syrian king) ; tiochla, a place in Syria:Antioch.

,
516. dtjCas axios, ax-ee'-oce; adv. from 314; apAn- propriately:as becometh, after a godly sort, worthily (-thy).
disbelieve (wilfully
apoitlifio. ap-i-theh'-o; ttom.343; to and perversely):not believe, dis-
obedient,
obey not, unbelieving.
491.
and 3707; invisible:invisible (thing). macious:disobedient. apaggello, ap-ang-el'lo; from 546. direiXew apSUAo, ap-i-leh'-o; of uncert. der.; 49$. dvTiirappXou,u* antiparerchSmai, an- 373 and the base of 32; to announce: bring word to menace, by impl. to forbid:threaten. 547. airciX^j apSile, ap-i-lay ; from 346; a mentee-par-er'-khom-ahee; from 473 and 3028; to go along (again), declare, report, shew (again), tell 519. dird'yx o Hiai apagehAmai, ap-ang'-khom- ace: x straitly, threatening. opposite:pass by on the other side. ' 49S. Avrtiros Antipas, an-f ee'-pas; contr. for a ahee; from 373 and BYX" agcho (to choke; akin to 548. aim|u apeimi, ap'-i-mee; tromsTS and *5">, to be away: be absent. Comp. 340. comp. of 473 and a der. 013062; Antipas, a Chr. :An the base of 43); to strangle oneself off (i.e. to death): hang himself. tipas. 549. direiui apeimi, ap'-i-mee; from and t|M
from 400; an Antiochian or inhab. of Antiochia:of neg.
Antioch.
particle)
Avtk>x *'S
AntiAchAns,
an-tee-okh^yoos'
545. aireUWjs apelthes, ap-i-thace'; from 7 (as a 517. doparos aAratAs, ah-or'-at-os; from / (as a neg. particle) and 3082; unpersuadable, i.e. contu518. diro/yy'XXft>
373
494. 'AvTiiraTpfe Antipatris, an-fip-at-rece'; from the same as 403; Antipatris, a [place in Pal.:
Antipatris.
520. dird-yio
apago, ap-ag'-o; from 373 and 71; to take off (in various senses): bring, carry away, lead (away), put to death, take away.
fiimii (to go); to
go away:go.
Comp. 348.
550. airuird|Miv
flex,
495. dvriirlpav antiperan, an-tee-per'-an; from 473 and 4008; on the opposite side: over against.
5S1. diruCSeuTos
apaidektAs,
and a
apah'ee-dyoo-tos;
apelpAmen, ap-i-pom'-ane; re past of a comp. of 373 and 2036; to say off for oneself, i.e. disown: renounce.
551. airc(pa<rros apelrastAs, ap-i'-ras-tos; from / (as a neg. particle) and a presumed der. 013087; untried, i.e. not temptable: not to be tempted.
from 1 (as a neg.

structed,
particle)
der. of 3811; unin-
496. dvTtirCirro) antlpipto, an-tee-pip'-to; from 47jand 4008 (iaobid. its alt.); to oppose:resist. 497. dvTurrpaTcvo|juu
tee-strat-yoo'-om-ahee;
tack,
i.e.
i.e. (fig.)
stupid:unlearned.
ap-ah'ee-ro;
522. diraCpu 523. diraiTCca
apairo,
from 373 and
antistratAaAmat,
(fig.)
an-
142; to &yt off, i.e.
remove.-take (away).
from 473 and 4754; (by impl.) destroy:war against.
to at-
4&?. dvTiT<i<rcro|iai
antitassAmai,
an-tee-tas'-
som-ahee; from <#j and the mid. of 502/; to range oneset/ against, i.e. oppose:oppose themselves, resist.
apait&o, ap-ah'ee-teh-o; from 373 demand back:ask again, require. unskilful. 5#4- diroVytu apalgSo, ap-a!g-eft'-o; from 373 and 553. dirtKOxouai apekdechdmai, ap-ek-dekh'dX-ytV) algSo (to smart); to grieve out, i.e. become om-ahee; from 375 and 1351; to expect fully;-looR
and
/>;<;
552. aircipos apelrAs, ap'-i-ros; from 1 (as a neg particle) and 3084; inexperienced, i.e. ignorant:
to
apathetic: be past feeling.

5^5. diraX\curo- apallasso, ap-al-las'-so; from
i.e.
(wait) for.
499. dyrCnnrov
neut. of
antitupAn,
an-teef-oo-pon;
a comp. of 473 and si7g; corresponding [" an /7J and 236; to change away, titype"], i.e. a representative, counterpart: QZk.&) move: deliver, depart.
figure (whereunto).
release, (reflex.) re-
554. airK8tP0|iai apAkdaAmal, ap-ek-doo'-omahee; mid. from 373 and 1362; to divest wholly oneself, or (for oneself) despoil:put off, spoil.
600. dvTxprros
tos:
antlchrlstAs, an-tee'-lchrisfrom 473 ands547i an opponent of the Messiah:
antichrist.
526. diraXXorpioo) apallAtriAo, ap-al-lot-ree-o'- 655. airlicSwris apSkdnsls, ap-ek'-doo-sis; from o; from jt? and a der. of 243; to estrange away, i.e. 334; divestment: putting off. (pass, and fig.) to be non-participant:alienate, be 556. aircXavvu apelauno, <zp-e2-6u>'-no,' from alien. 373 and 1643; to dismiss: drive.
14
557.
Apelegmos
dire\"y(j.6s

ap-el-eg-mosf ;
i.e.
apIegmds,
from 580.
diroj3oXij
fig.
a comp. of 373 and contempt; nought.

558. direXevflepos
os;
1631; refutation,
(by impl.)
rejection;
apobdle, ap-ob-dLay' ; loss: casting away, loss.
from
S77'<
605. ditOKXcCo
ap6klM6,
ap-ofc-K'-o;
from
sis
and 2&rf;
ap-og-en-
to ctose fully; shut up.
581. diro-yevduevos
ap-el-yoo'-theri.e.
apdgendmn5s,
609. diroKdnro)
to
tilate (the
apAkdpto,
off.
ap-ok-op>-to;
apeleuthros,
om'-en-os; past part, of a comp. of 373

sent,
i.e.
and 100b; ab- j7j and 257/;
amputate;
reflex, (by irony) to
from mu-
from 373 and 'bs8; one freed away,
a freed-
deceased
(fig.
renounced):being dead.
privy parts): cut
Comp.
a
sbgg.
man:freeman.
559. 'AireXXfjs Applies, ap-el-lace'; of Lat. or.;
^[pe22es,
55#. diroypcuj)^
J&; an
apographs, ap-og-raf-ay' ; from enrollment; by impl. an assessment.-taxing.

,
610. dirdKpi|ia
apAkrlma,
ap-ok '-ree-mah; from

judicial deci-
bit (in its orig. sense of judging);
a Chr. :Apelles.
555. diro Ypd<JK
apographo,
sion; sentence.
ap-og-raf'-o;
i.e.
from
611. diroKpCvou.<u
560.
direXirtJJc)
and
7679;
apelpizo, ap-eUpid'-zo; from J7J jTf and 7^5; to hope out, i.e. fully expect:hope for tax, write.
to toriie off (a
copy or list),
enrol:
apdkrlnftmal,
ap-ok-ree 1-
again.
5&. diro8(CKW|u
apodeilcjiumi
ap-od-ike'-noo-
nom-ahee; from 57jand Kpiv< krlno; to conclude for oneself, i.e. (by impl.) to respond; by Hebr.
[comp. 6030] to begin, to speak (where an address
is
561. dirivavn. a |<"iia lit i. op-en'-an-fee; from 373 and j72J," /rom in front, i.e. opposite, before or against:before, contrary, over against, in the pres-
mee; from S7S and //66; to sftow off, i.e. exhibit; fig. expected) :answer. to demonstrate, i.e. accredit: (ap-) prove, set forth,
shew.
585. dirdSogis 612. airoKpuris
apdkrtsis,
ap-ok'-ree-sis;
from
ence
of.
apddSlxls,
airlirw
ap&po.
Seej/o.
562. dire'pavTOs
(as finished,
aperantos,
ap-er'-an-tos;
a neg. particle) and a secondary der. i.e. (by impl.) interminable: endless.
apAkrnpto, ap-ok-roop'-to; 613. diroKpvirru 5^; mani/estation.- from / 586. diroSEKa-roa apodtkatoo. ap-od-ek-at-o'-o; from 373 and 2Q28; to conceal away (i.e. fully); fig. to of 4008; un- from j7j and //&; to tithe (as debtor or creditor): fceep secret:hide.
(give, pay, take) tithe.
ap-od' -ike-sis; demonstration.
from
bn; a response:answer.
614- dirdicpwpos
ap-od'-ek-tos;
apokruphds,
ap-ok'-roo-fos;
563. dirfpunrdoras
particle) and 5.SS; accepted, i.e. agreeable;acceptable. toce'; adv. a presumed der. of 4040; undistractedly, i.e. free 588. diroSe'xouat apod$chdmai, ap-od-ekh'-omfrom (domestic) solicitude:without distraction. ahee; from 575 and 7209; to tafce fully, i.e. welcome 564. dirpT|urros apSritmetAs, ap-er-eet'-may- (persons), approve (things):accept, receive (gladly). tos; from / (as a neg. particle) and a presumed der. 589. diroSnpio) apddemgo, ap-od-ay-meh'-o; of 405a; uncircumcised (fig.):uncircumcised. from jco; to go abroad, i.e. visit a foreign land:go 565. dire'pxojjiai ape>ch5mal, ap-erkh'-om-ahee; (travel) into a far country, journey. from 575 and 2064; to go off (i.e. depart), aside (i.e. 5S0. dirdSujios apodemis, ap-od' -ay-mos; from apart) or behind (i.e. follow), lit. or fig.: come, de- J7J and 1218; absent from one's own people, i.e. Si forpass eign traveller: taking a far journey. . ways), part, go (aside, away, back, out,
. .
ap&rlspastos, from a comp. of / (as a neg.
ap-er-is-pas-
587. dirdScKTOS
apddektds,
from
from
secret.
bi3;
secret;
by UnpL treasured:hid, kept

ap-ok-ti'-no;
615. diroKTcCvu
apdkteino,
from
J7j and KTetvw kteiuo (to slaj); to fig. to destroy:put to death, kill, slay.
kill outright;
616. aitOKvia apAknSo, ap-ok-oo-eh'o; from 373 and the base of 2040; to breed forth, i.e. (by transf .) to
generate
(fig.)
:
beget,
bring forth.
617. diroKuXCu
373 and 21)47; 618. diroXau,|3dvco

o;
ap&kullo, ap-ok-oo-lee'-o; from to roll away:roll away (back).
apdlambano,
ap-ol-am-ban'-
away, be past.
566. dire'xei
it is
591. diroSCoonu
apftdlddml,
ap-od-eed'-o-7nee;
apeehel,
ap-ekh'-i;
3d pers.
sing,
from j7j and

etc.
pres. indie, act. of 56.? used impers.; it is sufficient:
enough.
567. &ir4yoâi mid.

(reflex.)
ap6eh.6m.al, ap-ekh'-om-dhee; otsb8; to hold oneself off, i.e. refrain:
132s; to give away, i.e. up, over, bacfc, various applications):deliver (again), give (again), (re-) pay (-ment be made), perform, recompense, render, requite, restore, reward, sell yield.
(in
203}; to receive (spec, in full, or as a host); also to take aside:receive, take.
from 373 and
619. diroXavcris
ap&lausls,
ap-ol'-ow-sis;
;
from a
comp. of S7S and Xaift) ment:enjoy (-ment).

6^0. diroXsiirio
laud
(to enjoy)
full enjoy-
592. diroSu>p(o
apodiorizo,
op-od-ee-or-id'-zo;
abstain.
568. dirlx" apfecbo, ap-ekh'-o; ttams7S and 2/02;

(act.) to
from S7S and a comp. of 1223 and 3724; to disjoin (by and 3007; to leave behind a boundary, fig. a party):separate. forsake:leave, remain.
593. diroSoiup.da>
ap51elpo,
op-ol-ipe'-o;
(pass,
from 373 remain) ; by impl. to
have out,
i.e.
keep (oneself) away, have, receive.

569.
be unbelieving,
i.e.
i.e.
receive in full; (intrans.) to be distant (lit. or fig.):be,
apddokimazo,
ap-od-ok-eei.e.
621. diroXttx"
373 and Xtx w
lick.
mad'-zo; from S7S and 1381; to disapprove, impl.) to repudiate: disallow, reject.
(by
apdlSlcbo, ap-ol-i'-kho; from lîcbo (to " ticfe") to lick clean:

;
dmor&o aplstSo,
ap-is-teh'-o;
from 571;
to
594. diroSox'rfj 595. dir66o-is
apodoche,
ap-od-okh-ay';
from
(trans.) disbelieve,
or (by impl.) 388; acceptance: acceptation.
622. dirdXXu|U
apAllnml,
ap-ol'-loo-mee;
from
disobey:believe not.
faithlessness,
570. dmo-rla aplstla, ap-is-tee'-ah; from 371; i.e. (neg.) disbelief (want of Chr. faith), or (pos.) unfaithfulness (disobedience): unbelief.
375 and the base of 3b3o; to destroy fully (reflex, to apdthesis, ap-oth'-es-is; from 6jg; perish, or lose), lit. or flg.: destroy, die, lose, mar, a laying aside (lit. or fig.):putting away (off). perish.
596. diro8l|KT)
ojq;
571. airurros aplstds, ap'-is-tos; from 1 (as a neg. particle) and 4103; (act.) disbelieving, i.e. without Chr. /aitn (spec, a heathen); (pass.) untrustworthy (person), or incredible (thing): that believeth not, faithless,
incredible thing, infidel, unbeliever (-ing).
572. dirXdrns hapldteg, hap-lot'-ace; from 573;

singleness,
i.e.
(subj.) sincerity (without dissimula-
tion or self-seeking), or (obj.) generosity (copious bestowal):bountafulness, liberal (-ity), simplicity, sin-
from 623. 'AiroXXvov Apolluon, ap-oUloo'-ohn; act. part, of 622; a destroyer (i.e. Satan) ;Apollyon. 597. airo8t)eravpl| apotbesaurizo, ap-oth-ay- 624. 'AiroXXuvCa Apdllonla, op-oHo-nee'-afc; sow-rid'-zo; from 373 and 2343; to treasure away: from the pagan deity 'AiroXXwv Ap1SHr.11 (i.e. the lay up in store. sun,' from b22) Apollonia, a place in Macedonia: 598. diro8Xij3o apothllbo, ap-otft-lee'-bo; from Apollonia. 373 and 2jtf<5,' to crowd from (every side):press. 625. AiroXXus Apftllos, op-oWoce',* prob. from 599. airodWjo-Kco apdthnesbo, ap-othrnace'-ko; the same as 624,' Apollos, an Isr. Apollos. from J75 and ^<rf,- to die off (lit. or fig.):be dead,
ap-otft-at/'-feag;
ap&tbeke,
i.e.
a repository,
granary:
barn, garner.
626. AiroXo-yfoiuu
death, die, liea-dying, be slain (x with).
ap15gg5mat,
make
ap-ol-og-eh'-
600. diroKaefcrnntt
573. dirXovs
(as
hapldus,
hap-looce'; prob.
(fig.
from
a particle of union) and the base of 4120; prop.

clear): single.
(in
ap-dk-athis'-tay-mee; from j7j- and 2323; to reconstitute (in health, home or organization):restore (again).
apokathlsteml,
om-ahee: mid. from a comp. of 373 and 303b; to give an account (legal plea) of oneself, i.e. exculpate
(self): answer speak for self.
(for self),
defence, excuse
(self),
folded together, te. single
601. airoKaXvirrci)
to;
close:
apdkalupto,
ap-ok-al-aop'i.e.
627. diroXo-yCa
the
apologia,
self,
574- dirXus haplos, hap-loce'; adv. from 373 the obj. sense of 372); bountifully:liberally.
from 373 and 357^; to take
reveal.
off the cover,
dis-
same as
b2b;
ap-ol-og-ee'-ah; from a plea ("apology"):answer (for
self),
clearing of
defence.
602. diroKdXvi|n$ apokalupgis, ap-ok-al'-oop-sis; 628. oiroXovu apttlAud, ap-oUoo'-o; from 373 and 575. dird ap5, apo'; a prim, particle; "off," i.e. away (from something near), in various senses (of from 601; disclosure: appearing, coming, lighten, 3008; to wash fully, i.e. (flg.) have remitted (reflex.) : manifestation, be revealed, revelation. wash (away). place, time, or relation; lit. or fig.): (x here-) after, ago, at, because of, before, by (the space of), for (-th), 603. diroKapaSoKta apdbaradttkla, ap-ok^xr- 629. diroXvTpuo-is apolu trosis ap-ol-oo'-tro-sis; from, in, (out) of, off, (up-) on (-ce), since, with. In ad-ok-ee'-ah; from a comp. of 373 and a comp. of from a comp. of 373 and 3083; (the act) ransom in composition (as a prefix) it usually denotes separa- icdpa Kara (the head) and 1380 (in the sense of full, i.e. (fig.) riddance, or (spec.) Chr. salvation: tion, departure, cessation, completion, reversal, etc. watching); intense anticipation: earnest expecta- deliverance, redemption. 576. diropa(vo) apobalno, ap-ob-ah'ee-mo; from tion. 630. airoXva) apAlao, ap-ol-oo'-o; from S7S and 573 and the base of 030; lit. to disembark; fig. to 604- diroKaTaXXdWu apdkatallasso, ap-ok-at- 308b; to free fully, i.e. (lit.) relieve, release, dismiss eventuate: become, go out, turn. al-las'-so; from 373 and 2644; to reconcile fully: rec- (reflex, depart), or (flg.) let die, pardon, or (spec.) divorce: (let) depart, dismiss, divorce, forgive, let 577. dirof3dXXa> apoballo, ap-ob-al'-lo; from 373 oncile.
and
gob; to
throw
off; fig. to
lose: cast away.

ap-ob-lep'-o;
605. diroKardtrroris
as'-tas-is;
apAkatastasls,
ap-ok-at-
go, loose,
put (send) away, release, set at liberty.
57S. diropX6iro>
apoblepo,
from S7S
from boo; reconstitution: restitution.
631. airojido-irojiai
and qqr; to look away from everything intently regard:have respect.

579. &iriSpXr|TOS
;77;
else, i.e. (fig.)
606. airdii|KU
apblet5s,
ap-ob'-lay-tos;
from
I
ap-ok'-i-mahee; from 373 and 274q; to be reserved; flg. to await.'be appointed, (be) laid up.
apdkelmal,
aptanasedmal, ap-om-as'som-ahee; mid. from 375 and lidonra masso (to squeeze, knead, smear); to scrape away: wipe off.
632.
give.
airoW|i.ci>
apdnemo,
cast
off, i.e. (ft?.)
such as to be rejected: be re-
607. dVoK<f>aXC(i>
id'-zo;
apAkSphallzo,
ap-ok-ef-al-
and the base of 33s1 !
ap-on-em'-o; from S7S to apportion, i.e. bestow:
fused.
fromjT; and
2776; to decapitate:behead.

633. oirov(iTT<
Apelegmos
Aristeros
15
apAntpto,
(reflex,
ap-on-ip'-to;
from 575 658. airordiAa apAtSlAo,

finish.
ap-ot-el-eh'-o;
and
3338; to
wash off
one's
own hands sym- and
3033; to complete entirely, Le.
from 375 consummate: sumed
684. dircoXtia
apolSla,
ruin or
ap-o'-li-a;
from a pre-
bolically) : wash.
634. diroirfime
apAplpto,
ap-op-ip'-to;
and 4098;
to fall off:fall.
635. diroirXavcUi)
apAplanao,
bom 375 and 4105;

636. diroirXlo
4126; to set sail:
to lead astray (from truth):err, seduce.
(fig.);
ap-opJan-ah'-o; pass, to stray
from 375 659. airOTl9i]|ii, apAtltbeml, op-of-eeift'-ajf-mee; from J7s and 50*7; to put away (lit. or fig.):cast 685. dpd ara, ar-ah'; prob. from 142; prop, prayer (as lifted to Heaven), i.e. (by impl.) imprecation: off, lay apart (aside, down), put away (off).
660. diroTiv&(r<r
or eternal): damnable (-nation), destruction, die, perdition, X perish, pernicious ways, waste.
der. of 622;
loss (phys., spiritual
apAtlnasso,
curse.
ap-ot-in-as'-so;
from J7j and Tivdo-o-w tiuasso

off:shake
off.
(to jostle); to
brush
apdplAo,
ap-op-teV-o; from 575 and
sail away.
apAplnno,
off:
66i. dirorCvw
ap-op-loo'-no;
apAtlno,
op-ot-ee'-no;
from J75 and
657. diroirXvvu
373
from 3009; to paj in full:repay.

662. diroTo\|id(i>
and 4150; to
rinse
wash.
ap-op-nee'-go;
apfttolmad,
ap-ot-ol-mah'-o;
686. dpa ara, ar'-ah; prob. from 142 (through the idea of drawing a conclusion); a particle denoting an inference more or less decisive (as follows):haply, (what) manner (of man), no doubt, perhaps, so be, then, therefore, truly, wherefore. Often used in connection with other particles, especially 1003 or J767
(after)
638. airoirvfryw
apApnlgo,
S7S and 4133; to stifle choke.
from from 373 and 3111; to venture plainly: be very bold. (by drowning or overgrowths- 663. airorouia apAtdiuia, ap-ot-om-ee'-ah; from
the base of 664;
ap-or-eh'-o;
(fig.)
or 1487 (before).
ar'-ah;
Comp.
also 087.
decisiveness,
i.e.
rigor: se-
from a comp. of verity. 688. 'Apafila Arabia, ar-ab-ee'-ah; of Eeb. / (as a neg. particle) and the base of 4108; to have no 664. airoTOu,os apAtAmos, ap-oi-om'-oce; adv. way out, i.e. be at a loss (mentally): (stand in) doubt, [6152]; Arabia, a region of Asia:Arabia. from a der. of a comp. ots7S an d r fyva tfmiio (to be perplexed. dpayt aragS. See 686 and io6j. cut); abruptly, i.e. peremptorily:sharply (-ness).
639. airopia
apArAo,
a form of 686, denoting an interrogation to which a negative answer is presumed :therefore.

687.
or.
opa ara,
640. diropCa
apAria,
ap-or-ee'-a;
from the same 665. diroTp&iro apdtrSpo,

and the base of ap-or-hrip'-to; turn away.
666. oirovo-Ca
part, of 548;
J-/J7,'
ap-ot-rep'-o;
i.e.
as 03Q; a (state of) quandary: perplexity. 641. dirof pCirro)
to dejtect,
(reflex.)
from 57J 689. 'Apdu, Aram, ar-am'; of Heb. avoid: Aram (i.e. Ram), an 1st.: Aram.
690. "Apo<|
or.
[7410];
apArrblptA,
i.e.
Araps,
ar'-aps;
from
688;
an Arab
from S7S and

self):cast.
4496! to hurl off,
precipitate (one-
apAusla,
ap-oo-see'-ah;
from the or native

691.
of
Arabia:Arabian.
a bring away: absence.
642. diropipavCIju
zo;
ap&rpbanlzo,
ap-or-fan-id'i.e.
667. airo(ptpa>
(away).
appAbAro,
ojf (Ut.
from S75 and a
(fig.)
der. 013737; to bereave wholly, separate (from intercourse) : take.
and 3342; to tear

668.
owro<p6V'y<i)
ap-of-er'-o; from S7S or rel.):bring, carry
dp'ytti)
arggo,
arg-eh'-o;
from 692;
to be idle,
i.e. (fig.)
to
delay:linger.
6^?. airoo-KEudjjia npi'ishfuazo, ap-osk-yoo-ad'-
apApbAago,
from 575 and a baggage:take up

zo;
der. of
. .
^47-?,'
to
pack up
(one's)
carriages.
ap-os-kee'-as-
S7S and 3343; (fig.) 669. &iro<j>8e'yya|iai

theng'-om-ahee;
plainly,
i.e.
ap-of-yoo'-go; to escape.- escape.
from
692. dp-yos argos, ar-gos'; from / (as a neg. particle) and 2041; inactive, i.e. unemployed; (by impl.) lazy, useless:barren, idle, slow. 693. d.p'yvpcos
696;
apApbtbAggAmal,
jjô;
ap-of-
from 375 and
to
enunciate
ap-of3412; to
argur5s, ar-goo'-reh-oa; made of silver: (of) silver.
from
644. diro<rKtacru.a
apAsklasma,
declare:say, speak forth, utterance.
mah; from a comp.

ing
off, i.e.
of 373 and a der. of 4639; a shadobscuration: shadow.
670. dTro<popTJo|iOt
or-tid'-zom-ahee; unload: unlade.
apApbArtizAmal,
from j7j and the mid. of
645. airocnrdoj
apAspao,
ap-os-pah'-o;
from 57s
694- dpyvpiov argnrlAn, ar-gop'-ree-on; neut. of a presumed der. of 606; silvery, i.e. (by impl.) cash; spec, a silverling (i.e. drachma or shekel): money,
(piece of) silver (piece).
and 4683 ;
drag forth, i.e. (lit.) unsheathe (a sword), 671. dird\pT|o-is apAcbresls, ap-okh' -ray-sis; or rel. (with a degree of force implied) retire (pers. or from a comp. of 375 and 3530; the act of using up, factiously):(with-) draw (away), after we were gotusing. i.e. consumption:
to
695. dpyvpoK<Siro$
op'-os;
silver:
argnrAbopfts,
2873;
ar-goo-rok-
from
bob
and
a beater
(i.e.
ten from.
672. &irox<op&i>
apAstasla, ap-os-tas-ee'-ah; fromj7j and 3362; to go away:depart. 696. dp^vpos argnrAs, ar'-goo-ros; from dpy6s same as 647; defection from truth (prop, 673. dirox<0p(a> apAcborlzo, apokh-o-rid'-zo; argos {shining); silver (the metal, in the articles or [" the state) apostasy"] :falling away, forsake. from 37s and 3363; to remd apart; reflex, to sepa- coin): silver. 647 airooTcuriov apAstaslAn, ap-os-tas'-ee-on; rate: depart (asunder). 697. "Apeios Ildôs ArlAs PagAs, ar'-ios neut. of a (presumed) adj. from a der. of 868; prop, 674- din|npx< apApsucbo, ap-ops-oo'-kho; pag'-os; from Apijs Ares (the name of the Greek something separative, i.e. (spec.) divorce: (writing from 37s and 3504; to breathe out, i.e. faint:hearts deity of war) and a der. of 4078; rock of Ares, a place
fern, of
646. CMTOorao-ta
the
apAcborSo,
ap-okh-o-reh'-o;
silversmith.
worker) of
'
of)
divorcement.
Appi As, ap'-pee-os: of Lat. or. (in from S75 anQ a der. of 472/; to unroof: uncover. the genitive, i.e. possessive case) of Appius, the name ee'-tace; from 607; an Areopagite or member of the 649. cwrocrWXXw apAstAlld, ap-os-tel'-lo; from court held on Mars' Hill:Areopagite. of a Roman: Appii. ,575 and 4724; set apart, i.e. (by impl.) to send out 676. airpo>iTos aprAsltAs, ap-ros'-ee-tos; from / 699. dp'o-Kia areskSla, ar-es'-ki-ah; from a der. (prop, on a mission) lit. or fig.:put in, send (away, (as a neg. particle) and a der. of a comp. of 4314 and of 700; complaisance:pleasing. forth, out), set [at liberty]. 700. dp&TKo) aresbo, ar-es'-ko; prob. from 142 650. oiroo-TEpeci) apAst&rAo, ap-os-ter-eK -o; from et|U Alml(tooo); inaccessible:which no man can
675. "Airirios
'
;
64S. airooreydjoi
apSstggazo,
failing.
in
Athens: Areopagus, Mars'
Hill.
ap-os-teg-ad'-zo;
698. 'ApeoiraYtnis
ArSApagltes,
ar-eh-op-ag-
57jand orepett stro

651. dirooToX^j
640, commission,
(to deprive);
to despoil:
approach.
677. dirpio-KOiros
defraud, destitute, kept back by fraud.
aproskApAs,
apros'-kop-os;
(through the idea of exciting emotion); to 6e agreeable (or by impl. to seek to be so):please.
apAstAle,
i.e.
ap-os-tol-ay' ;
from
from
4330;
/ (as
(spec.) apostolate:
apostleship.
from
act. inoffensive, i.e.

i.e.
faultless,
and a presumed der. of not leading into sin; pass. not led into sin:none (void of, withneg. particle)
701. dpecrrds arSatAs, ar-es-tos'; from 700; agreeable; by impl. fit.- (things that) please (-ing), reason.
702. 'Ap^ras ArAtas, an Arabian: Aretas.
ar-ef'-as; of for. or.; Aretas,
652. dir6<rroX.os
b4Qi
apAstAlAs,
ap-os'tol-os;
out) offence.
a delegate; spec, an ambassador of the Gospel; 678. dirpoo-wiroXîrrws aprAsopAleptos, apofficially a commissioner' of Christ [" apostle"] (with ros-o-pol-ape -toce; adv. from a comp. of / (as a neg. miraculous powers):apostle, messenger, he that is particle) and a presumed der. of a presumed comp. of sent. 4383 and 2083 [comp. 4381] in a way mot accepting the 653. dirO(rrou,d.T(J(i> apAgtAmatizo, apostomperson, i.e. impartially: without respect of persons. and a (presumed) der. of 4750; to at-id'-zo; from S7S 679. airraurros aptalstds, ap-tah'ee-stos; from speak off-hand (prop, dictate), i.e. to catechize (in an 7 (as a neg. particle) and a der. of 4417; not stumbling, invidious manner):provoke to speak. from falling. i.e. (fig.) without sin: 654. dirocrrp&pu apAstrgpbo. ap-os-tref-o; from 680. airro|iai baptttmal, hap'-tom-ahee; reflex, to turn away and or 4762; 6acfc (lit. or fig.): J7j
f
;
703. &prn arfete, ar-et'-ay; from the
prop, manliness
704. dp^jv
(.valor), i.e.
same as 730; excellence (intrinsic or

same as
from
730;
attributed) :praise, virtue.
aren, ar-ane';
perh. the
a lamb (as a male):

705. dpiSfitto
to
lamb.
ar-iih-meh'-o;
job;
arltbmAA, aritbmAs,
enumerate or count:number.
ar-ith-mos1 ;
706. dpiSpos
from
142;
number
(as
reckoned up):number.
bring again, pervert, turn 655. dirooTUY&>
from S7S and the

abhor.
of 681; prop, to attach oneself to, i.e. to touch (in 707. away (from). 'Apifiafafa AH runt baia, ar-ee-math-ah'eemany implied relations):touch. ah; of Heb. or. [7414] Arimathcea (or Ramah), a apAstngeo, ap-os-toog-eh'-o; 681. dirro hapto, hap' -to; a prim, verb; prop, to place in Pal.: Arimathaaa. base of
;
4707; to detest utterly:
Appbla. ap-fee'-a; prob. of for. or.; from the same as 712 and 757; best ruling; Aristarchus, a Macedonian:Aristarchus. dg'-oôs; from /# and *5IV; excommunicated: Apphia. a woman of Colossse: Apphia. 683. &iru0&>|iai (put) out of the synagogue (-s). apotb5mat, ap-o-theh'-om- 709. dpurrdu aristao, ar-is4ah'4>; from fis; to 657. dirOTder<ro(j.ov apAtassAmal, ap-ot-os'^som ahee; or dir<59op.ai apothAmai, ap^-thom-ahee; take the principal meal:dins. ahee: mid. from S7S and 502/; lit. to say adieu (by de- from 375 and the mid. of ufl^w otbo or <8< otho 710. dpurrtpos arlsterAs, ar-is-ter-os'; appar. a
656. diroo-wd
os
fasten
to, i.e. (spec.) to set
on fire:kindle,
light.
708. 'ApMrro.pxos
ArlstarchAs,
ar-is'-tar-SAos;
apAgnnagogAs,
688. 'Air<po
ap-os-oon-
parting or dismissing);
tig.
forsake, take leave, send
to renounce:bid farewell, away.
(to shove); to
push
off,
fig.
to reject:cast away,
comp. of the same as

best): left [hand].
712;
the left hand (as second-
put away (from), thrust away (from).
16
Aristoboolos
Afistaymee

735. apTi-y4vvT|Tos
nay-tos;
711. 'ApwrrdpouXos ArlstAbAulAs, ar-is-toVoo-los; from tbe same as 712 and iois; best counselling; Aristoboulus, a Car.:Aristobulus.
artfgennetAs, ar-teeg-en'- 76*5. do-cpîs asfibes, as-eb-ace'; from / (as a neg. and 1084; just born, ie. (flg.) a particle) and a presumed der. of 4376; irreverent, Le. young concert;new born. (by extens.) impious or wicked.-ungodly (man).
from
777
712. dpurrov arlston, ar'-is-ton; appar. neut. of 739. aprios artlAs, ar'-tee-os; from 737; fresh, Le. a superlative from the same as 730; the best meal [or (by impl.) complete:perfect. breakfast; perh. from tjpi eri (" early")], i.e. lunch740. opros artog, ar'-tos; from 14s; bread (as eon;dinner. raised) or a loaf: (shew-) bread, loaf. 713. opuenSs arketAs, ar-keUosf; from 714; satis7Z. dprwi) artuo, ar-too'-o; from a presumed factory:enough, suffice (-ient).
766. dcrsA-yaa aselgSta,as-etg'-i-a;fromacomp.

of / (as a neg. particle) and a presumed trcXy^s slges (of uncert. der., but appar. mean, continent);
licentiousness (sometimes including other vices): filthy, lasciviousness, wantonness.
714. apKia arkeo, arlceh'-o; appar. a prim, verb [but prob. akin to 142 through the idea of raising a barrier] ; prop, to ward off, i.e. (by impl.) to avail (flg. be satisfactory):be content, be enough, suffice,
der. of /^z,- to prepare, Le. spice (with stimulating
condiments):season.
742. 'Ap<padS
or. [775];
asemAs, as'-ay-mos; from / (as a neg. particle) and the base of 4391; unmarked, Le.
767. curnjios
or. [836];
be
sufficient.
phaxad.
(flg.) ignoble:mean. Arpbaxad, ar-fax-ad'; of Heb. Arpbaxad, a post-diluvian patriarch:Ar- 765. "Ao-fjp Aser, as-ayr1 ; of Heb. (i.e. Asher), an Isr. tribe:Aser.
Aser
ar-khang'-elos; 769. oLo-Seveia astbenela, as-then'-i-ah; from ana 32; a cftle/ angel: archangel. 772; feebleness (of body or mind); by impl. malady; 716. apfia harma, har'-mah; prob. from 142 744- dpxatos arcbalAg, ar-khah'-yos; from 740; mor. frailty: disease, infirmity, sickness, weakness. [perh. with / (as a particle of union) prefixed] a char- original or primeval:(them of) old (time). 770. ao-Qtviu astbeneo, as-then-eh'-o; from 773; iot (as raised or flitted together [comp. 710]) :chariot. 745. Apx&aos ArcbelaAs, ar-khel'-ah-os; from to be feeble (in any sense): be diseased, impotent ar-mag-ed- 737 and 2?w, people-ruling; Archelaus, a Jewish folk (man), (be) sick, (be, be made) weak. 717. 'App.a-ycS8<Sv Armageddon, dohn ; of Heb. or. [8023 and 4033]; Armageddon (or king:Archelaus.
715. opKTOs
arktAs,
ark'-tos; prob.
from
714;
743.
opxAYY^S arcbaggAlAs,
bear (as obstructing by ferocity):
bear.
from
757
arcbe, ar-khay 1 ; from 75b; (prop, from 770; a scruple of conscience: infirmity. a commencement, or (concr.) chief (in various 71S. app,<5ci> harmAzo, har-mod'-zo; from 7/9; to applications order, of time, rank): 772. dVfitv^s astbnes, as-then-ace'; from r (as place or beginjoint, i.e. (flg.) to woo (reflex, to betroth) : espouse. ning, corner, (at the, the) first (estate), magistrate, a neg. particle) and the base of 4300; strengthless (in 719. dp|ios harmAg, har-mos'; from the same as power, principality, principle, rule. various applications, lit., flg. and mor.):more feeble, 71b; an articulation (of the body):joint. 747. apXTY ^ arcbegAs, ar-khay-gos' ; from 746 impotent, sick, without strength, weak (-er, -ness, 720. &pvfo|i.<u ariK'oitiui. ar-neh'-om-ahee; perh. thing). and 71; a chief leader: author, captain, prince.
Bar-Megiddon), a symbol,
746.
name:Armageddon.
dpx4
771. do-Wvr||ia
astbenema,
as-then'-ay-mah;
abstr.)
from s (as a neg.

tradict,
i.e.
particle) and the mid. of 4483; to condisavow, reject, abnegate:deny, refuse.
748. Apxttparucrfs
at-ee-kos1
;
721. dpvCov
704;
arnlAn,
ar-nee'-on; diminutive
from
arcbieratlkds, ar-khee-er- 773. Ao-Ca Asia, as-ee'-ah; of uncert. der.; Asia, from 746 and a der. of 2413; high-priestly; i.e. Asia Minor, or (usually) only its western shore:
Asia.
a lambkin:lamb. 722. dporpiou arAtrlAo,

723. oporpov
of the bigh-priest 749.
ar-otree-S'-o;
from 733; from
dpxppGs
746
arcblereus,
ar-khee-er^/uce'
774. 'Ao-iavos
AslanAs,
as-ee-an-osf';
from
to plough: plow.
arAtrAn,
ar>-ot-ron;
from dp6a> from

736;
the highîriest (lit. of the Jews, typ. Christ); by extens. a chief priest:chief (high) priest, chief of the priests.
2400;
and
773;
an vision
(Le. Asiatic)
or inhab. of Asia:of Asia.
arAo
(to till);
a plough:plow.
750. dpx>iro(u.i|v
arcblpAlmen,
4166;
ar-khee-poy'-
777
775. *Ao-vdpx'|S Aslarcbes,os-ee ar'-fcAace; from and 746; an Asiarch or president of the public fes-
724. apmtYTJ
barpage,
har-pag-ay';
pillage (prop, abstr.):
extortion, ravening, spoiling.

har-pag-mos'; from
der.
mane; from
shepherd.
74b
and
a head shepherd:chief
ar'-khip-pos;
tivities in
a city of Asia Minor:chief of Asia.
725. apira'ypuSs
726;
barpagmAs,
75i. "Apxiinros
740
ArcblppAg,
from
776. do-irCa asltla, as-ee-tee'-afc; from 777; fasting (the state):abstinence.

777. oo-iTOS asltAs, as'-ee-tos;
particle)
plunder (prop, concr.):robbery. 726. apird|u harpazo, har-pad'-zo; from a
and
s.j*&,*
fcorse-rufer,"
Archippus, a Chr.:Ar-
from
/ (as
a neg.
chippus.
and
4&21;
without (taking) food: fasting.
of 138; to seize (in various applications):catch (away, up), pluck, pull, take (by force).
apxuruvdYwyos areblsunagogAs, ar-khee- 778. a/ntta asked, as-keh'-o; prob. from the same soon-ag/ -o-gos; from 746 and ^Sty; director of the to elaborate, i.e. (flg.) train (by impl.
7.
727. dpiraf
barpax,
har>-pax; from 726; rapaof Heb.
synagogue services: (chief) ruler of the synagogue.
as 4632; strive): exercise.
cious:extortion, ravening.
728. ddpa(3<ov
or. [6162];
arrbabon,
ar-fcrab-oftn';
from 746 and 3043; a
a pledge, i.e. part of the purchase-money or property given in advance as security for the 754- dpxwtX<Svis arcbltelones, ar-khee-teLo'rest: earnest. nace; from 746 ana 3057; & principal tax-gatherer: 729. dpa4>os arrb.apb.5s, ar'-hhraf-os; from 1 chief among the publicans. (as a neg. particle) and a presumed der. of the same 755. apxiTphcVivos archltrlkllnAg, ar-kheeas 4476; unsewed, i.e. of a single piece: without tree'-klee-nos; from 746 and a comp. of 3140 and 2827 (a dinner-bed, because composed of three couches); director of the entertainment:governor 730. appr|V arrben, ar'-fcrane; or (ruler) of the feast. apo-nv arsen, ar'-sane; prob. from 142; male
753. dpxiT&CTtav arehltekton, ar-khee-tek'-tone; eftie/ constructor, i.e. " architect ".masterbuilder.
779. do-Kos ask As, as-kos 1 ; from the same as 77,?; a leathern (or skin) bag used as a bottle:bottle. 780. dVuivas asmenos, as-men'-oce; adv. from a
der. of the base 012237;
with pleasure:gladly.
781. d<ro<jios
particle)
asApbAs, asf-of-os; from / (as a neg.
and 4680; unwise: fooL
782. axrirdJop.at
aspazAmal,
as-pad'-zom-ahee;
from
/ (as
a particle of union) and a presumed form
of 4683; to enfold in tbe arms, Le. (by impl.) to salute, (flg.) to welcome:embrace, greet, salute, take leave.
(as stronger for lifting):male,
man.
from 1
(as
731. d^prjTos
arrbet As,
ar'-hray-tos;
784aspllAs, as'-pee-los; from / (as e apx> archo, ar'-kho; a prim, verb; to be first neg. particle) and 4693; unblemished (phys. or mor.): (in political rank or power):reign (rule) over. 732. ajSjtaKTTOS arrbostAs, ar'-hroce-tos; from 7 without spot, unspotted. (as a neg. particle) and a presumed der. of 4317; in- 758. Sf>\ov arcbon, ar'-khone; pres. part, of 757; 755. ewnrls aspis, as-pece'; of uncert. der. ; a buckor (in rank power): chief (ruler), a. first magistrate, firm:sick (folk, -ly). ler (or round shield); used of a serpent (as coiling ruler. 733. dpo-evoKolrns arsen&kdltes, ar-senok-oy'- prince, itself), prob. the " asp":asp. tote; from 730 and 2845; a sodomite: abuser of (that 759. dpwjia "aroma," ar'-o^mah; from 142 (in 736. dViravSos aspAndAs, as'-pon-dos; from * sending off sense of scent) ; an aromatic: (sweet) the mankind. defile) self with (as a neg. particle) and a der. of 4680; lit. without spice. 'iS4. Aprcuos Artemag, ar-tem-as'; contr. from libation (which usually accompanied a treaty), i.e. (by a comp. of 73s and 143s; gift of Artemis; Artemas (or 760. *Ao-d Asa, as-ah'; of Heb. or. [609]; Asa, an impl.) truceless: implacable, truce-breaker. Isr.: Asa. Artemidoras), a Chr.:Artemas. 787. dWdpiov assarlAn, as-sar'-ee-on; of Lat, 735. "Aprc|us Artemis, ar'-tem-is; prob. from 761. do'dXevros asalent As. as-al'-yoo-tos; from 1 or. ; an assarius or as, a Roman coin:farthing. particle) and (as a neg. a der. of unshaken, 4331; the same as 736; prompt; Artemis, the name of a 755. ocro-ov assAn, as'-son; neut comparative of Grecian goddess borrowed by the Asiatics for one of i.e. (by impl.) immovable (fig.):which cannot be the base of 1431; more nearly, i.e. very near:close. moved, unmovable.
neg. particle) and the same as 4400; unsaid, impl.) inexpressible: unspeakable.
i.e.
(by
arcbomal, ar'-khom-ahee; mid. of 737 (through the impl. of precedence); to commence (in order of time):(rehearse from the) begin (-ning).
756. apxou,a,i
757.
753. cwnreurttds aspasmAs, as-pas-mos'; from 782; a greeting (in person or by letter):greeting, salutation.
dVmXos
their deities: Diana.
arlemon, ar-tem'-ohn; from a der. of 737: prop, something ready [or else more remotely from 142 (comp. 740) ; something hung up], i.e. (spec.) the topsail (rather foresail or jib) of a vessel:main736. apr|ui)v
sail.
762. curpWros asbestAs, as'-bes-tos; from 1 (as a and a der. of 4570; not extinguished, Le. (by impl.) perpetual:not to be quenched, unquenchneg. particle)
able.
759. "Ao-o-os
Assus,
Ass As,
as'-sos;
prob. of for. or.;
a city of Asia Minor:Assos.
790. do-ra-rta astateo, as-tat-eh'-o;
from / (as a
763. iaripeut asbla, as-eb'-i-ah; from 763; im791. dorctos astelAs, as-ti'-os; from dWu astu artl, ar'-fee; adv. from a der. of 142 piety, i.e. (by impL) wickedness:ungodly (-liness). (comp. 740) through the idea of suspension; just 764- d<rcP& asbA, as-eb-eh'-o; from 763; to be (a city); urbane, i.e. (by impl.) handsome:fair. now:this day (hour), hence [forth], here [-after], (by impl. act) impious or wicked:commit (live, that 792. doT^p aster, as-tare ; prob. from the base of hither [-to], (even) now, (this) present. after should live) ungodly. 4766; a star (as strown over the sky), lit. or fig.:star.
neg. particle) and a der. of 2476; to be non-stationary, Le. (fig.) homeless:have no certain dwelling-place.
737.
apn

793. &0"rijpucT08
Aristoboolos Afistaymee
17
from
/ (as
a neg.
i.e.
particle)
aaterlktAa, os-faw'-riJt-tos; 819. driuta atluila. at-ee-mee'-ah; from 820; and a presumed der. of famy, i.e. (subj.) comparative indignity, (obj.)
grace:dishonour, reproach, shame,
vile.
indis-
and (with the prop. pers. pron.) of the other persons: her, it (-self), one, the other, (mine) own, said, ([self-],
the) same, ([him-, my-, thy-]) self, [your-] selves, she,
that, their
(-s),
4741; unfixed,
(flg) vacillating: unstable.
them
([-selves]),
there
[-at, -by, -in,
794. airropyos aatArgAa, as'-tor-gos; from / (as 820. 0/1-4105 atlmAa, at'-ee-mos; from 1 (as a neg. particle) and 5092; (neg.) unhonoured or (pos.) disa neg. particle) and a presumed der. of trripyu honoured:despised, without honour, less honourst&rgo (to cherish affectionately); hard-hearted toable [comparative degree], without natural affection.
-into, -of, -on, -with],
they, (these) things, this (man),
those, together, very, which.
Comp.
848.
847. airov autAn, bw-too 1 ; genitive (i.e. posseswards kindred: sive) of 84b, used as an adv. of location; prop, belong821. dripdd) atlmoo, at-ee-mb'-o; from 820; used ing to the same spot, i.e. in this (or that) place: 795. dtrT0X& astAcbSo, as-tokh-eh'-o; from a shamefully. handle maltreat; like 8/8, to (t-) here.
comp. of
/ (as
a neg.
particle)
chAs
(an aim); to miss the
from truth:err, swerve.

lightning;
and ordixos stAlmark, i.e. (flg.) deviate 82%. dTp.Cs atmla, at-mece'; from the same as mist:vapour.
823. dropos
particle)
jog;
848. avrov
self (in
liaotim
how-too';
it, thee, their atAmAa, at'-om-os; from / (as a neg. (own), and the base of 5114; uncut, i.e. (by impl.) (own), indivisible [an " atom" of time]:moment. 849. afadxup antAckAlr, bw-tokh'-ire; from 846 797. doTpdirrw astrapto, as-trap'-to; prob. from 82 oroiros at Ap Aa, at'-op-os; from s (as a neg. and 3405; self-handed, i.e. doing personally: with lighten, shine. 792; to>tasfc as lightning: own hands. particle) and 5117; out of place, i e. (flg.) improper, 795. dorpov astron, as'-tron; neut. from 792; injurious, wicked: amiss, barm, unreasonable. 850. avxiiilpos anchmerAa, bwlchrmay-ros ; from prop, a constellation; put for a single star (nat. or 825. 'Air&Xcia AttalAla, at-tal'-iah; from ai\|ids auchmAs [prob. from a base akin to that artificial):star. "AttoXos AttalAa (a king of Fergamus); Attaleia, of iog) (dust, as dried by wind); prop, dirty, i.e. (by as-oong'-kree- a place in Pamphylia: Attalia. 799. 'AoTryKpiTos AangkrltAa, impl.) obscure:dark. tos; from / (as a neg. particle) and a der. of 4703; in- 826. aiiYaô) angazo, ow-gad'-zo; from 827; to 851. d<j><uptt aphalrSo, af-ahee^reh'-o; from 37s comparable; Asyncritus, a Chr.:Asyncritus. beam forth (flg.):shine. and 138; to remove (lit. or flg.):cut (smite) off, take 800. dcrujMJKiivos asumpbonAs, as-oom'-fo^nos; 827. oA>(t\ ange, bwg'-ay; of uncert. der.; a ray away. particle) and inharmonious neg. 4839; from / (as a of light, i.e. (by impl.) radiance, dawn: break of day. 852. &<pav4js
796. dorpairq aatrape, as-trap-ay'; from 797; by anal, glare:lightning, bright shining.
some oblique case or reflex, (of) him (-self), his (own), of them (selves), they.
contr. for 1438; relation):her
J/.,
(flg.): agree not.
apkanes,
828. Avyo-utrros
as-oon'-ay-tos;
AngAustAa,
bw'-goos-tos;
from
SOI. &rvvtTOS
asnnftSs,
(as a neg. particle) and 4008; wicked:foolish, without understanding.
from / Lat. [" august "]; Augustus, a unintelligent; byimpl. peror: Augustus.
as-oon'-thet-os;
neg. particle)
and
af-an-ace'; from t (as a 316; non-apparent:that is not
title
of the
Bom. em-
manifest.
853. d<j>avC
aphanlzo, af-an-id'-zo; from

i.e. (act.)
802. do-vv6TOS
asnnthAtAa,
829. avOdSijs authadea, bw-thad'-ace; from 846 and the base of 2237; self-pleasing, i.e. arrogant:
to render unapparent,
consume
852; (becloud),
dis-
a neg. particle) and a der. of 4034; prop. self-willed. not agreed, i.e. treacherous to compacts: covenant- 830. aiOaCperos autbalrAtAs, ore-fftaft'ee-rei-os; from 84b and the same as 140; self-chosen, i.e. (by 803. do^dXcia aspliaitla, as-fal'-i-ah; from 804; impl.) voluntary: of own accord, willing of self.
from 1
(as
or (pass.) disappear (be destroyed): figure, perish, vanish away.
corrupt,
854. dcpavuruds aphanlamAa, af-anJs-mos' tioro.833; disappearance, i.e. (flg.) abrogation:vanish
away.
security
(lit.
or flg.):certainty, safety.
831. avQtvria
antbented,
and an
bw-then-teh'-o;
804- do-<paX^s
aapbalSs,
as-faUace';
from 7 (as a a comp. of

a fail");
846
obsol.
i.e.
neg. particle) and o-<pdXX spballo (to secure (lit. or fig.): certain (-ty), safe, sure.
805. dcnpaXCJw aapballzo, as-fal-id'-zo; 804; to render secure: make fast (sure).
856. dxpeSpt&v aphedron, af-ed-rone'; from a from 836; to play the comp. of 375 and the base of 147b; a place of sitting flute: pipe. apart, i.e. a privy:draught. 806. do-<paXs aapbaloa, as-fal-oce 1 ; adv. from 833. avXf| aale, bw-lay'; from the same as tog; 557. dipeiSCa aphSldla, af-i-dee'-ah; from a a yard (as open to the wind); by impl. a mansion: comp. of J (as a neg. particle) and S33g; unsparing804; securely (lit. or fig.):assuredly, safely. ness, i.e. austerity (oscetism):neglecting. 807. drxinoW aachemdnio, as-kay-mon-eh'-o; court, ([sheep]) fold, hall, palace. from Sog; to be (i.e. act) unbecoming: behave self 834- av\rrrf\s anletea, bw-lay-tace ; from 832; a 858. d(j>X6rns apkAlAtea, af-eUot'-ace; from a uncomely (unseemly). flute-player: minstrel, piper. comp. of / (as a neg. particle) and <|XXos phellAs 808. do-xiHuxriivi) aacbemAanne, as-kay-mos- 835. aiXCiJopai aullzAmal, bw-lid'-zom-ahee; (in the sense of a stone as stubbing the foot); smoothoo'-nay; tromSog; an indecency ; byimpl. the puden- mid. from 833; to pass the night (prop, in the open ness, i.e. (flg.) simplicity: singleness.
worker); to act of oneself, usurp authority over.
from 855. wpavros a pliant As, af-an-tbs; from 1 (as a tvrns bentes (a neg. particle) and a der. of 531b; nonmanifested, i,e. (flg.) dominate: invisible -vanished out of sight.
from 832. aiikla anlAo,
bw-teh'-o;
da.-
shame, that which

neg. particle)
is
unseemly.
air): abide, lodge.
859. dipco-15 apkAsls,

remission.
as-kay'-mone; from / 836. aiXds aalAs, bw-los1 ; from the same as /09, and a presumed der. of ngi (in the a .flute (as blown):pipe. (as a sense of its congener 4076) prop, shapeless, i.e. (flg.) &?7. avfdvw aaxano, Swx-an'-o; a prolonged inelegant: uncomely. form of a prim, verb; to grow (" wax"), i.e. enlarge 810. atrarta ago tl a, as-o-tee'-ah; from a comp. of (lit. or flg., act or pass.):grow (up), (give the) in/ (as a neg. particle) and a presumed der. of 4082; crease.
809. &ax<j|M>v
;
askemon,
af'-es-is; from 863; freedom; (flg.) pardon:deliverance, forgiveness, liberty,
860.
oupî
liaplie, haf-ay1 ; from 080; prob. a
liga-
ment (as fastening):joint.

861. dipvapo-Ca
from 8b2;
(fig.)
incorruptibility; gen.
prop, unsavedness,
riot.
apbttaarsla, af-thar-see'-ah; unending existence;

sin-
i.e.
(by impl.) pro/tigaeu.-excess,
838. avno-is
auxesla,
owx'-ay-sis;
from
837;
genuineness:immortality, incorruption,
growth:increase.
adv.
cerity.
811. &<n&T<os aotog, as-o'-toce; same as 810; dissolutely: riotous.
from the 559. avpiov anrlAn, oto'-ree-on; from a der. of the same as jog (mean, a breeze, i.e. the morning air); SIS. dTOKT& atakteo, at-dk-teh'-o; from 8x3; to prop, fresh, i.e. (adv. with ellipsis of 2230) to-morrow: (to-) morrow, next day. be (i.e. act) irregular: behave self disorderly. 813. wraKTOS ataktAa, at'-ak-tos; from / (as a 840. avo-rnpos anaterAs, bw-stay-rosf'; from a neg. particle) and a der. 015021; unarranged, i.e. (by (presumed) der. of the same as jog (mean, blown);
impl.) insubordinate (religiously):unruly.
862. dVpSapros
(as
aphtbartAa, af-thar-tos; from r a neg. particle) and a der. of 33JJ; undecaying (in essence or continuance):not (m-, un-) corruptible,
863. dipbipj.
frjpi
immortal.
af-ee'-ay-mee; from 373 send; an intens. form of dp* eluil, to go) to send forth, in various applications (as follow): cry, forgive, forsake, lay aside, leave, let (alone, be, go, have), omit, put (send) away, remit, suffer, yield up.
aphleml,
(to
rough (prop, as a
and
Jrteml
;
gale), i.e. (flg.)
severe:austere.
ow-tar'-ki-ah;
814.
drdKTWs ataktoa,
at-akf-toce; adv.
from 813; 841. afrdpKCia antarkela,

842; self-satisfaction,
(concr.)
i.e.
from
or
irregularly (mor.):disorderly.
(abstr.) contentedness,
sufficiency.
atebnAa, at'-ek^nos; from 1 (as a neg. particle) and J043; childless:childless, without
815. arcKVOs
children.
a competence.-contentment,
&4#. airdpKHS
antarkes,
i.e.
ow-tar'-kace;
from
and 7/^; self-complacent,

843. afrroKOTdicpiTos
at-ak'-ree-toe;
contented:
content.
816. &TcWg ateblzo, at-en-id'-zo; from a comp.

of / (as a particle of union) and tcCvu tlno (to stretch); to gaze intently:behold earnestly (stedfastly), fasten (eyes), look (earnestly, stedfastly, up
stedfastly), set eyes.
antAkatakrltAa,
864. d<f>iKvfo|Mu aphlknAAmal, a/-ifc-nefc'-omahee; from 575 and the base of 2425; to go (i.e. spread) ow-tok- forth (by rumor) :come abroad.
cfy6
from 84b and a der. of demned:condemned of self.
2032; self-con-
865. d<piXd-ya0o$
os;
aphllagatbAs,
particle)
af-il-ag'-ath-
from
/ (as
a neg.
and 3358;
hostile to vir-
844- h4t<}IOtos antAmatAs, bw-tom'-at-os; tue:despiser of those that are good. from #46 and the same as 3135; self-moved ["auto- 866. dtpiXapyupos apbflargnrAs, afAVar'-gooros; from 1 (as a neg. particle) and ssbb; unavari817. OTp ate>, at'-er; a particle prob. akin to 427; matic"], i.e. spontaneous:of own accord, of self. aloof, i.e. opart from (lit. or flg.):in the absence of, 845. oirdirrns aatAptes, ow-top'-tace; from 846 cious:without covetousness, not greedy of filthy
without.
818. driuda>
atlmazo,
at-im-ad'-zo;
render infamous, i.e. (by impl.) treat:despise, dishonour, suffer shamefully.
and J700; self-seeing, i.e. an eye-witness: eye-witness. lucre. from 820; to 846. afa-ds aatAa, ow-tos'; from the particle av 867. cupifjis aphlxis, af-ix-is; from 864; prop. contemn or mal- an [perh. akin to the base of jog through the idea of arrival, i.e. (by impl.) departure:departing. shame, entreat a baffling wind] (backward); the reflex, pron. self, 868. d<j>(o-TT||u apblateml, af-isf-tay-mee; from used (alone or In the comp. 1438) of the third pers., 375 and 247b; to remove, i.e. (act.) instigate to revolt;
18
(fall)
Afno
GfkEEK DICTIONARY OF THE

draw
896.
NEW TESTAMENT.
or.
usually (reflex.) to desist, desert, etc.:depart,
B
BdaX Baal, bah'-al; of Heb. or. [1168]; Baal, a Phoenician deity (used as a symbol of idolatry)
:
away, refrain, withdraw
self.
69. &j>v<o aphno, af'-no; adv. from 832 (eontr.); unawares, i.e. unexpectedly: suddenly.
870.
&<f><Sf3u$
Ba.po-a.pds Barsaba,bar-ao-s'; of Chald. and prob. 6634] ; son of Sabas (or Tsaba); Bar-sabas, the name of two Isr.:Barsabas.
I.
[1247
924.
Baal.
Bapnpaios Bartlmalds,
and
2931];
Isr,:
bar-timnih'^yos;
apbdbog,
af-ob'-oce;
adv. from a
of Cbald. or. [1247
son of Timozus (or the
comp. of 1
(as
a neg. particle) and 3401; fearlessly:
without fear.
97. BafSvX&v Babalon, bab-oo-lone' ; of Heb. or. [894] ; Babylon, the capital of Chaldsea (lit. or fig. [as a type of tyranny]): Babylon.
Pofljids
unclean); Bar-timceus, an
925.
Bartimajus.
from
016; to
papvvu barnno,
(flg.):overcharge.
bor-oo'-no;
871. dcpou.oi.oo
aphomo!5o,
af-om-oy-o'-o;
like.
S7S and 3666; to assimilate closely: make

872. dtpopdo
from 898.
burden
batbmog,
i.e. (fig.)
as 8qq; a step,
grade
bath-mos'; from the same (of dignity):degree.
926. papv$
022; weighty,
barns,
i.e. (flg.)
apbdrao,
af-or-ah'-o;
3708; to consider attentively:look.
from 373 and 899. fJdSos bathds,

001;
bar-ooce'; from the same as burdensome, grave:grievous,
profundity,
i.e.
873. a<pop(i>
apborlzo,
af-or-id'-zo;
i.e. (fig.)
from J7J
limit, ex-
tery:
deep (-ness,
bath'-os; from the same as (by impl.) extent; (flg.) mysthings), depth.
heavy, weightier. 927.

02b
Papunpos barutlmds,
'
bar-oo'-tim-os;
from
and
to set ojT clude, appoint, etc.:

J7a#,"
by boundary,
and 5092 highly valuable: very precious.
divide, separate, sever.

i.e.
900. pa0vva>
to deepen:
bathuno,
bath-oo'^no;
from
90/;
deep.
batbuR,
(as going down),
928. Pao-avCtju
basanlzo, bas-an-id'-zo; fromojj;
to torture.- pain, toil, torment, toss, vex.
87%. dcpopp/fj
apbdrme, af-or-may';
of 373 and 3720; a starting-point, tunity:occasion.
from a comp. (flg.) an oppor-
901.
ojo;
fiaOvs
pro/ound
bath-oof; from the base of 929. Pao-avwruds basanlsmds, bas-an-is-mos'; lit. or flg.: deep, from Q28; torture: torment.
very early.
90#.
930. PacravioT-ijs
basanlstes,
bos-on-is-face',-
875. d<j>pCi> apbrlzo, af-rid'-zo; from #6,' to /roth at the mouth (in epilepsy):foam.
76. dcj>pds apbrtts, af-ros'; appar. a prim, word; i.e. stover.foaming.
77. a<ppoo-vvn
flrtf;
froth,
Patov baion, bah-ee'-on; a diminutive of a from Q28; a torturer:tormentor. der. prob. of the base of o?o,' a palm twig (as going 931. pdcravos basands, bas'-on-os; perh. reout far):branch. motely from the same as 030 (through the notion of going to the bottom) a touch-stone, i.e, (by anal.) tor903. BaXadp, Balaam, bal-ah-am'; of Heb. or.
;
Balaam, a Mesopotamian (symb. of a apbr&snne, af-ros-oo'-nay; from senselessness, i.e. (euphem.) egotism; (mor.) teacher) :Balaam.
[1109];
(-ness).
false
ture:
torment.
932.
recklessness:folly, foolishly
904.
(as
BaXdx Balak,
bal-ak1 ; of Heb.
or.
[1111J;
878. axppuv
933. PaortXtiov bagileldn, bas-il'-i-on; neut. of PaXdvxiov balantlon, bat-an'-iee-on; prob. particle) and 3424; prop, mindless, i.e. stupid, (by (for 034; a palace: king's court. pouch depositor!/); a 00b (as a from remotely impl.) ignorant, (spec.) egotistic, (practically) rash, or 934. pao-CXtios basilelfts, bas-il'-ios; from 033; money) : bag, purse. (mor.) unbelieving:tool (-ish), unwise. kingly (in nature):royal. 906. pdXXu ballo, bal'-lo; a prim, verb; to throw 79. a<puirv6u aphapnio, af-oop-no'-o; from a 935. PaariXcvs basil j us, bas-il-yooce' prob. from (in various applications, more or less violent or in; comp. of 373 and j^jv?,' prop, to become awake, i.e. tense):arise, cast (out), X dung, lay, lie, pour, put 030 (through the notion of a/oundotion of power); a (by impl.) to drop (off) in slumber:fall asleep. sovereign 440b. (abs., Comp. rel. or fig.): king. (up), send, strike, throw (down), thrust. 0. dipiovos apbonos, af -o-nos; from 7 (as a neg.* 907. f3airr(a> baptlzd, bap-tid'-zo; from a der. 936. pao-iXevu baslleno, bas-il-yoo'-o; from 033; particle) and 343b; voiceless, i.e. mute (by nature or of on; to make whelmed (i.e. fully wet) used only (in to rule (lit. or flg.):king, reign. choice); flg. unmeaning:dumb, without significathe N. T.)of ceremonial ablution, espec. (techn.) of the 937. PacriXiKOS baslUkds, bas-il-ee-kos'; from tion. ordinance of Chr. baptism:baptist, baptize, wash. 033; regal (in relation), i.e. (lit.) belonging to (or befit88 J. 'A\H Acbaz, akh-adz ; of Heb. or. [271]; 90S. pdirrr(i.a baptlgma, bap'-tis-mah; from ting) the sovereign (as land, dress, or a courtier), or Achaz. Achaz, an Isr. (flg.) preeminent: king's, nobleman, royal. 007; baptism (techn. or flg.): baptism. 882. Axa'ta Aeliaia, ach-ah-ee'-ah; of uncert. 909. PairTi.crp.os baptlsmfts, bap-tis-mos' ; from 938. pao-CXurcra baslllssa, bas-il'-is-sah; fem. der.; Acha'ia (i.e. Greece), a country of Europe: from 03b; a gueen: queen. 907; ablution (cerem. or Chr.):baptism, washing.
905.
; 1
:
apbron,
af'-rone;
from 1
a neg.
Balak, a Moabite: Balac.
PacriXtCa baslIMa, bas-il-i'-ah; from 033; prop, royalty, i.e. (abstr.) rule, or (concr.) a reatnt (lit. or fig.):kingdom, reign.
Achaia.
3.
882;
A\aiKJ$ Acba'ik&s,
aco-ah-ee-fcoa';
from
910. BaitTurr^js
007;
an Achaian; Acha'icus, a Chr.: Achaicus. Baptist. d\dpurro5 aebarlstds, ach-ar'-is-tos; from 911. pdirT<i) bapto, bap'-to; j (as a neg. particle) and a presumed der. of 3483;
884.
thankless,
i.e.
from 939. pdo-is basis, bas'-ece; from Pa(v* balno a baptizer, as an epithet of Christ's forerunner: (to walk) a pace (" base"), i.e. (by impl.) the foot:
Baptlstes,
bap-tis-tace' ;
foot.
ungrateful:
unthanjrful.
885.
Ax(i Acbelm, akh-ime'; prob. of Heb. [comp. 3137]; Achim, an Isr.: Acbim.
or.
886. dxpoiro(i)TO$ acblr6p<>letd> akh-i-ropoy'-ay-tos; from 1 (as a neg. particle) and 3490; unmanufactured, l.e. inartificial:made without (not made with) hands.
7. a\\vs
a prim, verb; to 940. pao-Katvw baskalno, bas-kah'ee-no; akin to whelm, i.e. cover wholly with afluid: in the N. T. only S39SI to malign, i.e. (byextens.) to fascinate (by false in a qualified or spec, sense, i.e. (lit.) to moisten (a representations) bewitch. part of one's person), or (by impl.) to stain (as with 941. Pao-rdjw bastazo, bas-tad'-zo; perh. redye):dip. motely der. from the base of oj? (through the idea of 912. Ba.po.ppds Barabbas,bar-ab-bas'; of Chald. removal) ; to lift, lit. or flg. (endure, declare, sustain, or. [1347 and 3] ; son of Abba; Bar-abbas, an Isr.: receive, etc.):bear, carry, take up. Barabbas. 942. pdTOs batos, bat'-os; of uncert. der.; abrier
:
913.
BapdK Barak, bar-aW;

Isr.
:
of Heb. or.
[1301];
shrub:bramble, bush.
943. pdTOS baton, bat'-os; of Heb. or. [1824]; bath, or measure for liquids: measure.
cert. der.;
aching,
i.e.
akh-looce';
of uncert. der.;
Barak, an
914-
Barak.
bar-akh-ee'-as;
of
dimness of
sight,
(prob.)
a cataract:mist.
Bapoxtas Barachias,
or. [1296];
. axpctos acbrelds, akh-ri'-os; from /(as a neg. particle) and a der. of 3334 [comp. 3332] useless, i.e. (euphem.) unmeritorious:unprofitable.
;
Heb.
Barachias
(i.e.
Berechijah),
an Isr.: 944. pdTpaxos batracbds,

a frog:frog.
bat'-rakh-os; of un-
Barachias.
915. pdppapos harbards, bar'-bar-os; of uncert. 945. ParroXoY&a battdlftgeo, bat-tol-og-eh'-o; acbreido, akh-ri-o'-o; from 888; to der.; a/oreigner(i,e. non-Greek):barbarian (-rous). from Bdrros Battds (a proverbial stammerer) and i.e. spoil:become unprofitable. 916. pape-u bareo, bar-eh'-o; from q2b; to weigh 303b; to stutter, i.e. (by impl.) to prate tediously: 890. a\pT)o-TOS acbrestds, aWi'-race-tos; from / down (fig.):burden, charge, heavy, press. use vain repetitions.
889. a\pa6<a render useless,
(as
a neg.
particle) andj-j^y; inefficient,
i.e.
(by impl.)
detrimental: unprofitable.
801. oxpi
or axpis achrlg, akh'-rece; akin to 206 (through the idea of a terminus)', (of time) until or (of place) up to: as far as,
akh'-ree;
917. papeos
bareog,
bar-eh'-oce;
adv.
from
026;
946. p84Xvv|j.a
948;
bdelugma,
i.e.
bdet'-oog-ma?t;
from
from
heavily (fig.):dull.
acbrl,
a detestation,
pSeXtiKTOs
pSeXwrcro)
i.e.
(spec.)
idolatry: abomination.
bdel-ook-tos';
918. BapBoXofiatos
BarthdldmalSs,
bar-thol-
947.
bdelnktds,
bdelnsso,
for, in (-to),
till,
(even, un-) to, until, while.
Comp.
om-ah'-yos; of Chald. or. [1247 and 8526]; son of ToU mai; Bar-tholommus, a Chr. apostle: Bartholomeus.
948; detestable,
(spec.) idolatrous.' abominable.
948.
bdeUoos'-so;
from a
3300.
919. BapvncroJs
Bar-jesus,
892. axvpov
motely from
893.
achnrftn, akh'-oo-ron; perh. reX^* cbeo (to shed forth) ahaff (as dif;
baree-ay-sooce' ; of Chald. or. [1247 and 3091]; son of Jesus (or Joshua);
Barlesdag,
an
Isr,
: Bar jesus.
fusive): chaff.
cufievSTjs
apsendes,
and
aps-yoo-dace';
from /(as
lie.
Barlonag, bar-ee-oo*ias>'; of Chald. or. [1247 and 3124]; son of Jonas (or Jonah); Bar-jonas, an Isr. Bar-jona.
:
920. Bapiuvds
(presumed) der. of PS&1> bdeo (to stink) ; to be ditgusted, i.e. (by impl.) detest (espec. of idolatry):abhor, abominable.
949. pe'Paios
bfbalds,
beb'-ah-yos;
from the base

(lit.
a neg.
der.;
particle)
3370; veracious:that cannot
921.
Bapvdpas Barnabas,
;
of Q3Q (through the idea of basality); stable flg.): firm, of force, stedfast, sure.
or
bar-nab'-as; of Chald.
894. Oi(riv8os
apglntbdg, ap'-sin-thos; of uncert. wormwood (as a type of bitterness, i.e. [fig.]
and 5029] son of Nabas (i.e. prophecy); Barto nabas, an Isr. Barnabas.
or. [1247
:
950. pePatdu bebalfto, beb-ah-yo'-o; stabilitate (fig.): confirm, (e-) stablisb.
from
049;
calamity) : wormwood.
895. cn|n>xos
apgnchAs,
and 3300;
ap'-soo-khos;
lifeless,
i.e.
a neg.
particle)
(mechanical): without life.
951. Pcpaluo-is b^balosls, beb-ah'-yo-sts; from 922. pdpos bar As, bar'-os; prob. from the same as from 1 (as 030 (through the notion of going down; comp. 800); 030; stabiliment: confirmation. inanimate weight; in the N. T. only flg. a load, abundance, au- 952. P^PijXos bebelos, beb'-ay-loj; from tile base thority: burden (-some), weight. of C3g and Pr|Xds belds (a threshold); accessible (as

by crossing
the door-way),
i.e.
Afno Gabbathali
19
from
(by impl. of Jewish no(person).
983. pXaPepos
injurious:
blaber&s,
blab-er-os1 ;
from
984;
tions) heathenish,
wicked:profane
hurtful.
blapto, 6lap'-to;aprim. verb; prop,
i.e.
1014;
1013. PoiXinia bAulema, boo'-lay-mah; a resolve: purpose, will.
953. pipnX6o> bebeloo, beb-ay-lo'-o; from 952; to desecrate:profane.
984-
pXairro)
1014.
to hinder,
(by impl.) to injure:
hurt.
from
verb; to
2309.
PoiiXojitti u
boo'-lom-ahee;
(reflex.) be
(be,
will,"
i.e.
mid. of a prim, willing:be disposed,

will (-ing).
954.
BteX^PovX BAelzebAnl,
;
beh-el-zeb-ool'; of
985. pXaerrdvfo
Chald. or. [by parody upon 1176] dung-god; BeeU zebul, a name of Satan: Beelzebub.
to germinate; by impl. to yield fruit:bring forth, bud, spring (up).
blastano, pXcurros blast As (a sprout);
minded, intend,
list,
of own)
Comp.
blas-tan'-o;
955. BcXCaX Belial, beVee'-al; of Heb.

worthlessness; Belial, as
or. [1100];
1015. Povv6s b Ann As, 600-nos'; prob. of a hillock: hill.
for. or.;
an epithet of Satan: Belial.

i.e.
986. BXoo-tos BlastAs, blas'-tos; perh. the same as the base of 085; Blastus, an officer of Herod
956. fi&os belAs, bel'-os; from gob; a missile, spear or arrow: dart.
Agrippa: Blastus.
987. pXao-<pnpi<u
1016. PoCs bAns, 6ooce; prob. from the base of 100b; an ox (as grazing), i.e. an animal of that species ("beef "): ox.
blasphemed,
(-er,
blas-fay-meh'-o;
957. PeXrCov bltlAn, bel-tee'-on; neut. of a comp. of a der. of 906 (used for the comp. of 18); better:
from
gSg;
to vilify;
spec, to speafc
impiously:
rail
(speak) blaspheme
on, revile, speak
-mously, -my), defame,
very
well.
evil.
from q8q; vilifi cation (espec. against God):blassame as 1017; to arbitrate, i.e. (gen.) to govern (fig. phemy, evil speaking, railing. 959. BcpvhcT] Biriiilce. ber-nee'-kay; from a proprevail) rule. MagpbemAs, bias' fay-mos; 1019. vincial form otjj42 and 3S2g; victorious; Bernice, a 989. pXao-ipiirVos PpaSuvo braduno, 6ra<i-oo'-no; from iosi; from a der. of Q84 and S34St scurrilous, i.e. calummember of the Herodian family: Bernice. to delay:be slack, tarry. nious (against man), or (spec.) impious (against 960. Bepoia BrAia, ber'-oy-ah; perh. a provin1020. PpaBuirXo6i> braduplAAo, brad-oo-plo-eh'. God): blasphemer (mous), railing. cial from a der. of 4008 [Percea, i.e. the region beyond o; from 1021 and a prol. form of 412b; to sail slowly: 990. pXep.u.a blem'-mah; blemma, from gqi; the coastline]; Bercea, a place in Macedonia: Berea. sail slowly. vision (prop, concr.; by impl. abstr.): seeing. 961. Bepoiatos BArAlalAs, ber-oy-ah'-yos; from 1021. PpaSvs bradns, bradooce'; of uncert. affln.; 991. pXttrw blepo, blep'-o; a prim, verb; to look gbo; a Bermcean or native of Beroea: of Berea.
bay-thab-ar-ah' ; of Heb. or. [1004 and 5679] ; ferry-house; Bethabara (i.e. Bethabarah), a place on the Jordan:Bethabara.
96%. BK)8aj3ap&
ben-ee-am-een'; Heb. or. [1144]; Benjamin, an Isr.: Benjamin.
958. Bcviautv
B&niamln,
of
988. pXa<r<pT))i.Ca
blaspbemla,
blas-fay-me'-ah;
brabelAn, brab-i'-on; from Ppcibrabfius (an umpire; of uncert. der.); an award (of arbitration), i.e. (spec.) a prize in the public games:prize. 1018. PpaPevo brabSuo, brab-yoo'-o; from the
pevs
1017. ppapctov
Betbabara,
at
(lit.
or fig.): behold, beware, he, look (on,
to),
per-
slow;
flg.
dull: slow.
ceive, regard, see, sight, take heed.
Comp. 3700.
from
006;
fit
1022. ppaovrns
1021; tardiness:
bradntes,
brad-oo'-tace;
from
993. pXiyr&s
to be cast
(i.e.
MeteAs,
applied):
blay-teh'-os;
slackness.
bracblon,
brakh-ee'-own; prop,
Betbanla, bay-than-ee'-ah; of 963. BnBavCa Chald. or.; date-house; Beth-any, a place in Pal.: Bethany.
Betliesda. bay-thes-dah' ; of 964. Bij8otS4 Chald. or. [comp. 1004 and 2617] ; house of kindness; Beth-esda, a pool in Jerus. : Bethesda.
965. BuBXWp,
or.
[1036];
must be put.
bo-an-erg-es
1
1023. ppa\CDV
;
993. Boavep-ye's
Boanerges,
of
comp. of
Chald. or. [1133 and 7266]; sons of commotion; Boanerges, an epithet of two of the Apostles: Boanerges.
brasso
arm.
but appar. in the sense of ppa<ro- (to wield); the arm, ie. (fig.) strength:
1024,
1024. Ppaîls
994.
Podw boad,
:
bo-ah'-o;
i.e.
Betbl6em,
(i.e.
bayth-leh-em' ; of Heb.
Bethleem
Beth-lechem), a place in
a prim, verb; to halloo, cry. tumultuous way)
appar. a prol. form of shout (for help or in a
affln.;
bracbns, brakh-ooce'; of uncert. short (of time, place, quantity, or number):

little
few words,
(space, while).
Pal. :Bethlehem.
995.
Po<)
bAe,
bo-ay';
from
004;
a halloo,
i.e.
call
1025. Ppe'4>os brApbAs, bref'-os; of uncert. affln. an infant (prop, unborn) lit. or flg. babe, (young)
:
966. BtjBo-eiBa Betbsaida, bayth-sahee-dah' ; of Chald. or. [comp. 1004 and 6719] ; fishing-house; Bethsaida, a place in Pal.:Bethsaida.
967. Br\8<j>a^ Betbpbage, bayth-fag-ay'; of Chald. or. [comp. 1004 and 6291] ; fig-house; Bethphagi, a place in Pal. :Betbpbage.
(for aid, etc.): cry.
child, infant.
996. fSoT|6eia bAetb&la, bo-ay' -thi-ah; from 008; aid; spec, a rope or chain for frapping a vesselhelp.
1026. ppe'xw brecbo, brekh'-o; a prim, verb; to moisten (espec. by a shower): (send) rain, wash.
1027. Ppovr'fj
Pot]8'<D
brAnte,
bron-tay'; akin to Pp^("o

(-ing).
997.
998.
0eo>
bdetbeo,
bo-ay-theh'-o;
from
gg8; to
bremo (to roar);

1028.
thunder:thunder
brokh-ay';
aid or relieve:help, succour.

ponfios
Ppox^ brAcbe,
from
1026;
bay'-ma; from the base of gjg; a step, i.e. foot-breath; by impl. a rostrum, i.e. tribunal:judgment-seat, set [foot] on, throne.
968.
969.
der.;
[I'tfjpvXXos
j3%a bema,
boethos,
bo-ay-thos';
from
095
and rain: rain.

1029. Ppoxos
tbAo
(to
run); a succorer:
helper.
akin to
br Acb As, brofcA'-os;
of uncert. der
999.
goo;
pit.
p<S9wos
a hole
(in
bAtbnnAs,
both'oo-nos;
a noose: snare.
1030. Ppvy|j.6s a grating (of the
1031.
orate the teeth
bArullAs,
bay'-rooUlos; of uncert.
a "beryl":
beryl.
;
the ground); spec, a cistern:
ditch,
brn gm As,
teeth):
broog-mos'; from/q?/;
gnashing.
970. pCo bla, bee'-ah; prob. akin to 979 (through the idea of vital activity) force:violence.
1000. PoXVj bale, boUay'; from pod,' a throw (as a cast. measure of distance) 971. PiAjffl blazo, bee-ad'-zo; from 970; to force, 1001. poX(|o bollzo, bol-id'-zo; from 1002; to i.e. (reflex.) to crowd oneself (into), or (pass.) to be heave the lead: sound.
:
Ppvx brnebo,
(in
broo'-kho; a prim, verb; to pain or rage): gnash.
1032. Ppvw
out,
i.e.
brno, broo'-o; a prim, verb; to swell (by impl.) to gush: send forth.
seized: press, suffer violence.
1002. |3o\Cs bolls, bol-ece'; from gob;
missile,
97S. pCaios
Maids,
bee'-ah-yos;
from
070;
vio-
i.e.
javelin:
dart.
of Heb. or. [1162]; Booz,
lent:mighty.
1003.
973. piourrijs
forcer,
i.e. (fig.)
Hastes,
bee-as-tace' ;
from
071;
(i.e.
Boaz), an
Bo6\ BAAz. bo-oz'; Isr. :Booz.
1033. ppup.a broma, bro'-mah; from the base of food (lit. or fig), espec. (cer.) articles allowed or forbidden by the Jewish law:meat, victuals.
977;
energetic:violent.
1004. p<SpPopos
der.;
borboros,
bor'-bor-os; of uncert.
103s; eatable:
1034. Pp<5o-i(iOs broslmAg, meat.
bro'-simos;
from
974. PiPXiapCSiov blbllarldidn, bib-lee-ar-id'ee-on; a dimin. of 075; a booklet: little book.

975. PipXCov blbllon. bib-lee'-on; a dimin. of 076; a roll: bill, book, scroll, writing.
676. ptpXos
mud: mire.
1005. poppds 1006.
borrbas,
bor-hras 1 ; of uncert. der.;
the north (prop, wind): north.

p6o-Kci>
1035. Pp&crvs brosls, bro'-sis; from the base oi 077; (abstr.) eating (lit. or fig.); by extens. (concr.) food (Tit. or flg.): eating, food, meat. 1036.
pv6(
bAsko,
bos'-ko;
prol.
form of a
bntblzo,
boo-thid'-zo;
to sink,
MblAs,
bib'-los;
of the papyrus plant, of writing: book.
i.e.
prop, the inner bark (by impl.) a sheet or scroll
piim. verb [comp. 977, ioi6\; to pasture; byextens. to fodder; reflex, to graze:teed, keep.
to sink;
by impl. to aVoiro:begin
from 1037; drown.

Sgg;
977. pipp(icrK<D btbrosfeo, bib-ro'^ko; a reduplicated and prolonged form of an obsol. prim, verb [perh. causative of zooS\ ; to eat: eat. 978. BiSuvCa BltUuiila. bee-thoo-nee'-ah; of uncert. der. ; Bithynia, a region of Asia: Bithynia. 979. Plos MAs, bee'-os; a prim, word; life, i.e. (lit.) the present state of existence; by impl. the means of livelihood:good, life, living. 980. pio
ence: live.
1007. Boo-op BAsAr, bos-or'; of Heb. Bosor (i.e. Bear), a Moabite:Bosor.

1008. pordvt)
depth,
or. [1160];
1037. Pu8<5s butbAs, boo-thos 1 ; i.e. (by impl.) the sea:deep.
a var. of
1038. Pvpo-cvs
roo6;
ptipo-a
bursAns,
(a hide)
;
boorce-yooce' ;
from
botane.
bot-an'-ay;
from
bursa
a tanner: tanner.
6oos'-see-nos;
:
herbage (as
if
for grazing):herb.
1039. Pvo-o-ivos
1040;
bnsslnAs,
from
linen.
1009. Porpvs botrns, bot'-rooce; of uncert. der.; a bunch (of grapes): (vine) cluster (of the vine).
made
of linen (neut. a linen cloth)
fine
MAS,
1040. Pvo-o-os bnssAs. boos'-sos; of Heb. or. [948]; 1010. PouXcuH)S bAnlAntes, bool-yoo-tace' ; from white linen: fine linen. ioit; an adviser, i.e. (spec.) a councillor or member 1041. P&pos bomAs, bo'-mos; from the base of of the Jewish Sanhedrim counsellor. 039; prop, a stand, i.e. (spec.) an aZtar:altar.
:
bee-o'-o;
from 0707
to spend exist-
1011. PovXcvo
to advise,
i.e.
bAuleuo,
bool-yoo'-o;
from
ioiz;
981. pCuo-is Mosls, bee'-o^sis; from 080; living (prop, the act, by impl. the mode):manner of life.
982. fkw-riKOS
or (by impl.) resolve:consult, take counsel, determine, be minded, purpose.

(reflex.) deliberate,
PovX'tfj
MotlkAs,
bee-o-tee-kos1 ;
from a 1012.
i.e.
bAule,
boo-lay';
ttomioi4; volition,
(-
der. of gSo; relating to the present existence: of (pertaining to, things that pertain to) this life.
(obj.) adrice,
or (by impl.) purpose:
advise,
counsel, wilL
yapped gabbatba, gab-bath-ah'; o Chald. or. [comp. 1355]; the knoll; gabbatha, a vernacular term for the Roman tribunal in Jerus.: Gabbatha.
1042.
20
104S.
1403]
;
Gabreeale

gab-ree-ale'7 of Beb. or.
TaPpi^X Gabriel,
Gabriel,
1073. ytfut
out,
i.e.
gemo,
ghem'-o; a prim, verb; to swell
be aware
resolved,
(of), feel,
(have)
know
(-ledge), perceive,
be
an archangel:Gabriel.
befall:be full.
can speak, be
sure, understand.
1044. ydyYpaivo
grene"):
104-5.
gaggralna,
(to
gang'-grahee-nah;
1074-
Y "
genea, ghen-eh-ah'; from (a presumed 1098.

a generation; by impl an age
(the pe-
from ypatvw graino
gnaw);
an
ulcer ("gan-
der. of) 1085 ;
canker.
of Heb. or. [1410]; Gad,
riod or the persons):
age, generation, nation, time.

genealAgeo,
ghen-eh-al-ogto reckon by generations,
yXeSicos gleukAs, glyoo'-kos; akin to ioqq; sweet wine, i.e. (prop.) must (fresh juice), but used of the more saccharine (and therefore highly inebriating)
rd8 Gad, gad;

raSoonvos
(a
1075. yeveaXoy&s
eft'-o;
i.e.
fermented wine:new wine.
tribe of 1st.: Gad.

lOJfi.
from 1074 and 3036;
trace in genealogy:count by descent.
1099. -vXukvs glnkns, gZoo-fcoos'; of uncert. affln.; sweet (i.e. not bitter nor salt):sweet, fresh.
1100. yXwrtro glossa, gloce-sah'; of uncert. affln.; the tongue; by impl. a language (spec, one naturally unacquired) :tongue.
1101. -yXwcnrOKOOOV
GadarenAs,
gad-ar-ay-nos 1 ;
1076. ycvcoXoyfa
genealAgla,
ghen-eh-al-og-ee'-
from TaSapd
1047.
sure:
yaXja.
town E. of the Jordan); a Gadar- ah; from the same as 107s; tracing by generations, etie or inhab. of Gadara: Gadarene. i.e. "genealogy";genealogy.
gaza, gad'-zah; of
for. or.;
trea-
treasure.
TAja Gaza,
(i.e.
1077. ycWo-ia genesla, ghen-es'-ee-ah; neut. plur. of a der. of 1078; birthday ceremonies:birthday.
glossAkAmAn,
gloce-sokf.
1048.
gad'-zah; at Heb. or. [5804];
a place in Pal.:Gaza. 1049. yaJo^Xdiciov gazApbulaklAn, gad-zof- (-ral). oo-lak'-ee-on; from 1047 and 5438; a treasure-house. 1079. ycvcnfj genSte, ghen-etray'; fem. of a presumed der. of the base of 1074; birth:birth. I.e. a court in the temple for the collection-boxes: treasury. 1080. ycwdtt gennao, ghen-nah'-o; fromavar. of 1050. rd.'os GaiAs, gah'-ee-os; of La*, or. <?ai"ws 108s; to procreate (prop, of the father, but by extens. of the mother); fig. to regenerate: bear, beget, be (i.e. Cat'its), a Chr.: Gaius.
Gazah
'Azzah),
om-on; from 7/00 and the base of z88g; prop, a case 1078. yfveo-is genesis, ghen'-es-is; from the same (to keep mouthpieces of wind-instruments in), i.e. (by as 1074; nativity; fig. nature:generation, nature extens.) a casket or (spec.) purse: bag.
1102. yvo<pcvs
for
cloth-dresser.-
gnapbeus,
gnaf-yuce';
by
var.
a der. from Kvdirrw
knapto
(to tease cloth);
fuller.
1103. yvrjo-ios gneslAs, gnay'-see-os; from the same as 7077; legitimate (of birth), i.e. genuine:
70,57.
ydXa gala,
gal'-ah; of uncert. affln.;
miift
born, bring forth, conceive, be delivered of, gender,
own,
sincerity, true.
(fig.):milk.
make,
gaUat'-aee;
spring.
705& TaXdnis Galatea,

/05<?.
from 703; a 1081. ytarnua

108b; offspring;
or.;
gennema,
ghen'-nay-mah; from
(lit.
1104- yvijo-tus gneslos, gnay-see'-oce; adv. from "03; genuinely, i.e. really:naturally.
Galatian or inhab. of Galatia: Galatian.
by anal, produce
or fig.):fruit,
1105. yvdtpos
gn&phds,
gnof'-os;
roA.ar(a Galatia, gatat-ee'-afc; of for. Galatia, a region of Asia: Galatia.
generation.
gloom
(as of
a storm):
blackness.
or
akin to sjog;
1082. rvvno-opr
Gennesaret;,
ghen-naysar-
1106. yvtSui]
tion,
i.e.
gnome, gno'-may;
1054. roX.ari.Kds GalatlkAs, gal-at-ee-kos? ; from loss; Galatic or relating to Galatia: of Galatia.
ef; of Heb. or. [comp. 3672]; Gennesaret (i.e. Kinnereth), a lake and plain in Pal.: Gennesaret.
from 1007; cogniJudgment, mind,
(subj.) opinion,
(obj.) resolve (counsel,
consent, etc.):advice,
will.
agree.
1055. yoXfjvi)
galeae, gal-ay'-nay;
of uncert.
der.; tranquillity:
calm.
1083. yiwuois gennests, ghen' way-sis; 1080; nativity:birth.

1084.
1080;
from purpose,
1056. raX.iX.ata Galllala, gal-il-ah-yah; of Heb. Galilcea (i.e. the heathen circle), a region or. [1551] of Pal.:Galilee.
;
yewnrds gennetAs,
born:they that are born.
ghen-nay-tos' ;
1107. yv<t>p%a gnorlzo, gno-rid'-zo; from a der. from of 7097; to mafce known; subj. to fcnotivcertify, declare, make known, give to understand, do to wit,
wot.
gen&s, ghen'-os; from 1006; " kin" 1057. ToXiXatos GalllalAs, gal-ee-lah'-yos; from (abstr. or concr., lit. or fig., indiv. or coll.):born, kind (-red), naio$b; Galilcean or belonging to Galileea: Galilsean, of country (-man), diversity, generation,
1085. ylvos
1108. yvwo-is gnosis, gno'-sis; from 7057,- knowing (the act), i.e. (by impl.) knowledge:knowledge,
science.
Galilee.
tion, offspring, stock.
1058. raXXhov Gallldn, gal-lee' -own; of Lat.or.; Gallion (i.e. Gallio), a Roman officer :Gallio. 1059.
TauaXi^X Gamaliel,
or. [1583];
1086. rcpyto-nvos GergesenAs, gher-ghes-aynos'; of Heb. or. [1622]; a Gergesene (Le. Girgashite) or one of the aborigines of Pal.:Gergesene.
1109. yviJoTi]? gnostes, gnoceMaee; from 7097; a knower: expert.
Heb.
of Gamaliel (Le. Gamliel), an Isr.:

gam-al-ee-ale';
Gamaliel.
1060. yapiw
(of either
gameo, gam-eh'-o; from tobz;
to
wed
sex):many (a wife).
1061. yap-to-KM gamtsko, gam-is'-ko; from 7ofe,to espotjse (a daughter to a husband): give in marriage.
1087. ytpouo-Ca gerAusla, gher-oo-see'-ah; from 1088; the eldership, i.e. (collect.) the Jewish Sanhe- notable. drim: senate. 1111. yoyyi\,v> gfiggnzo, gong-good'-zo; of un1088. yipav gferon, gher'-oum; of uncert. affln. cert. der. to grumble: murmur. [comp. 7094] aged.' old. 1112. -yoYyvcruds gAggnsmSs, gong-goos-mosf
1110. YViooTOs gnostfis, gnoce-tos'; from 7097; well known:acquaintance, (which may be) known,
1089. ycvouai
verb;
to taste;
geuAmai,
taste.
by impl. to eat;
ghyoo'-om-ahee; a prim, fig. to experience

gheh-ore-gheh'-o;
from
1113.
mi;
77/7;
a grumbling: a grumbler:
grudging, murmuring.
gong-goos-tace'
yoYYUT^js
gAggnstes,
1062. yduos gamAs, gam'-os; nuptials: marriage, wedding.
(good or ill):eat,
of uncert. afBn.;
from
wail)
murmurer.
1090. yiaoyia
logs; to
till
georgeo,
1063. -yap gar, gar; a prim, particle; prop, assigning a reason (used in argument, explanation or intensification; often with other particles): and, as, because (that), but, even, for, indeed, no doubt, seeing, then, therefore, verily, what, why, yet.
(the soil):
dress.
der. of 1002; cultivable,
from 1114. YÎS gAes,

;
1091. y&pyiov
neut. of
georglAn,
gheh-ore'-ghee-on;
i.e.
go'-ace; from yo6u> gAao (to prop, a wizard (as muttering spells), i.e. (by impl.) an impostor: seducer.
a (presumed)
1064- yafrrf[p gaster, gas-tare'; of uncert. der.;

the stomach; by anal, the matrix;
belly,
fig.
a gourmand: husbandman.
1093. yf|
farm: husbandry. or. [comp. 1538] the skuU; Golgotha, a knoll near 709.2. yewpyds georgAs, gheh-ore-gos'; from 1003 Jerus. : Golgotha. and the base of 2041; a land-worker, Le. farmer: 1116. rdjioppo GAmArrha, gom'-or-hrhah; of
;
a 1115. roXyood GolgAtna, goUgoth-ah' ; of Ohald.
+ with child, womb.
1065. yi gfi, gheh; a prim, particle of emphasis or qualification (often used with other particles prefixed):
and besides, doubtless, at least, yet.

T&t&v Gedeon, ghed-eh-own' ; of Heb. or. Gedeon (i.e. G id[e]on), an Isr. : Gedeon. yiaiva. geenna, gheh'-en-nah; of Heb. or
;
1066.
[1439]
;
Heb. or. [6017]; Gomorrha (i.e. 'Amorah), a place ge, ghay; contr. from a prim, word; soil; near the Dead Sea:Gomorrha. by extens. a region, or the solid part or the whole of 1117. yduos gomds, gom'-os; from 1073; a load (as the terrene globe (includ. the occupants in each ap- filling), i.e. (spec.) a cargo, or (by extens.) wares: plication) :country, earth (-ly), ground, land, world. burden, merchandise. 1094- yflpos geras, ghayf^ras; akin to 1088; senil- 1118. yovcus gonens, gon-yoocef; from the base of ity:old age. 1006; a parent.-parent.
1119. yovv gAnu, gon-oo'; of uncert. " knee": knee (x -1).
affln.;
1095. yripdo-Ku gerasfco, ghay-ras'-ko; from 7094; and 2011] valley of (the son of) Hinnam; ge- to be senescent: be (wax) old. henna (or Ge-Hinnom), a valley of Jerus., used (fig.) 1096. yfvouai glnAntal, ghin'-onuahee; a prol. as a name for the place (or state) of everlasting pun- and mid. form of a prim, verb; to cause to be (" gen1067.
[1516
the
ishment:
hell.
1068. reOoTjuoirfj
Gethsemane,
and
gheth-say-man;
ay'; of Chald. or. [comp. 1660
8081]
oil-press;
Gethsemane, a garden near Jerus.:
Gethsemane.
1069. yelrav gelton, ghi'-tone; from 1003; a neighbor (as adjoining one's ground); by impl. a friend:neighbour.
to laugh (as
1070. yeXda gelao, ghel-ah'-o; of uncert. affln.; a sign of joy or satisfaction):laugh,

1071. yeXws geiog, ghel'-oce; from 1070; laughter mark of gratification):laughter.
i.e. (reflex.) to become (come into being), with great latitude (lit., fig., intens., etc.):arise, be 1121. ypduoa gramma, gram'^mah; from 1123; assembled, be (come, -fall, -have self), be brought a writing, i.e. a letter, note, epistle, book, etc. plur. (to pass), (be) come (to pass), continue, be divided, learning: bill, learning, tetter, scripture, writing, be done, draw, be ended, fall, be finished, follow, be written. God forbid, grow, happen, found, be fulfilled, 1122. ypoouOTris grammatens, gram-mathave, be kept, be made, be married, be ordained to yoocef; from 7727; & writer, i.e. (professionally) scribe be, partake, pass, be performed, be published, resecretary: scribe, town-clerk. quire, seem, be showed, X soon as it was, sound, be or taken, be turned, use, wax, will, would, be wrought. 1123. ypoirrds graptAs, grap-tos'; from 77357 in-
erate),
1120. yovwrer&j gftnupeteo, gon-ooyet-eh'-o; from a comp. of 7779 and the alt. of 4008; to fall on used the knee: bow the knee, kneel down.
(as a
1072. ycutgu
gemlzo,
ghem-id'-zo;
trans,
from
1073; to fill entirely:fill (be) full.
1097. yiv<5o-KW glnosko, ghin-oce'-ko; a proL scribed (fig.):written. form of a prim, verb; to " know" (absol.), in a great 1124. ypaM grapne, graf-ay'; from 112s; a docvariety of applications and with many impl. (as fol- ument, i.e. holy Writ (or its contents or a statement low, with others not thus clearly expressed):allow, in it) :scripture.

1125. 7p4$ci
'
Gabreeale
Deho
21
grapho, graf-o;
flg.
grave", espec. to write; write (-tag, -ten).
prim, verb; to to describe: describe,
1155. SavcC<o danelzo, dan-ide'-zo; from 1x36; 1184. Sextos dSktoa, dek-tos'; from /200; apto Joan on interest; reflex, to borrow:borrow, lend. proved; (fig.) propitious:accepted (-table).
1156. Sdveiov
danelon,
graodea, grah-o'-dace; from danda (a gift); ypav$ grans (an old woman) and r^gi; crone-like, loan.' debt.
1126. ypcu&S-ns
i.e.
dan'-i-on; from Sdvos prob. akin to the base of 1323; a
1185. 0E\cdj> deleazo, deUeh-ad'-zo; from the base of 1388; to entrap, i.e. (fig.) delude: allure, be-
guile, entice.
silly: old wives'.
1127. YpjryopEvw
gregorSuo.
i.e.
gray-gor-yoo'-o;
(lit.
from
/*&?,'
to fteep awake,
(be)
watch
or
fig.):
be
1x33;
1157. SavEtorrjs danelstea, dan-ice-tace' ; from 1186. SeVSoov dendrdn, den'-dron; prob. from a lender:creditor. Spvs drns (an oak) ; a tree:tree.
1153.
[1840];
vigilant,
wake,
watch
(-ful).
ii?. yvjivAJo) gnmnazo, goom-nad'-zo; from z/j/; to practise naked (in the games), i.e. train
(flg.) :
Aavi^X Daniel, dan-ee-ale' ; Daniel, an Isr.:Daniel.
of Heb. oi~
1187. SsfjioXdp'os
dexldlaooa,
from 1188 and 2083; a guardsman (as
dex-ee-oUaV-os; if taking the
1159. Sairavdu dapanao, dap-an-ah'-o; from right) or light-armed soldier: spearman. ubo; to expend, i.e. (in a good sense) to incur cost, or 1188. Se|uSs d&xlos, dex-ee-os'; from .raa?,' the 1129. yvn.vcurCa gumnasla, goom-nas-ee'-ah; (in a bad one) to waste: be at charges, consume, right side or (fern.) hand (as that which usually takes) :right (hand, side). from 1128; training, i.e. (flg.) asceticism: exercise. 1130. y|iVTiTcii( gnmneteno, gqom-nayt-yoo'-o; 1160. Sairdvi) dapane, dap-an'-ay; from Bdirrw 1189. Seo|Mu d5mat, deR'-om-aftee; mid. of 12x0; to beg (as binding oneself), i.e. petition:beseech, from a der. of xxjx; to strip. I.e. (reflex.) go poorly daptd (to devour); expense (as consuming):cost. pray (to), make request. Comp. 4441. clad:be naked. 84" 1161. dS, deh; a prim, particle (adversative or 1131. TfU|J.v6s gnnmoa, goom-nos'; of uncert. conttauative); but, and, etc.: also, and, but, moreSedv d5n. See//6j. affin.; nude (absol. or reL, Ut. or flg.):naked. 1190. Aspâios Derbalos, der-bah'ee-os; from over, now [often unexpressed in English]. 1132. ^V|jlv6tt|s gnmnotea, goom-not'-ace; from 1162. Sn<"s dfceals, deh' -ay-sis; from uSg; a pe- xxgx; a Derbcean or inhab. of Derbe: of Derbe. /j-j/; nudity (absol. or comp.):nakedness. 1191. AeppS) Derbe, der1 -bay; of for. or.; Derbe, tition:prayer, request, supplication.
exercise.
1133. yuvcuicdpiov
kar'-ee-on;
gunatkarlon,
goo-nahee(i.e.
1163. 8st del, die; 3d pers. sing.

also Sedv deton, deh-on';
act. pres. of 1210;
a place in Asia Minor: Derbe.

1192. Seppa
hide:
a dimin. from i&j; a little
foolish)
woman:silly woman. 1134- ywaixctos gnnalkeloa,

from X135; feminine:wife.
1135.
yinrfi
neut. act. part, of the

it is (was, etc.) necessary
derma,
der'-mah;
from
1194;
same; both used impers. ;

goo-nahee-ki'-os;
(as
skin.
dermatlnds,
der-mof'-ee-nos;
gnne, goo^nay
spec,
of J096;
a woman;
1 prob. from the base ; a wife:wife, woman.
binding):behoved, be meet, must (needs), (be) need (-ful), ought, should. 1164- Sel-yâ delgma, digh'^mah; from the base of 1166; a specimen (as shown): example.
1193. oEppdrivos
from XX02; made of hide:leathern, of a skin. 1194. SEpa dro, der'-o; a prim, verb; prop, to
flay, i.e. (by impl.) to scourge, or (by anal.) to thrash:~-
ii?5. r<&Y
symb. name
gogue; of Heb. or. [1463]; Gog, a for some future Antichrist:Gog.
Gog,
1165.
Sci-y|iaT(t;
1137. yiovta.
gonla,
go-nee'-ah;
prob.
akin to
nxq; an angle,'corner, quarter.
1195. Seo-|i.ev(ii dt'smfuo. des-myoo'-o; from a 1166. SciKVVia df-lliuuo. dike-noo'-o; a prol. form (presumed) der. of xxqb; to be a binder (captor), i.e. enchain (a prisoner), to fie on (a load):bind. of an obs. prim, of the same mean.; to show (Ut. or to 1196. Seo-jitW desmeo, des-meh'-o; from 7/09; to flg.):shew.
from 1164;
delgmatlzo, digh^mat-id'-zo; to exhibit.- make a shew.
beat, smite.
1167. SeiXCa dellla, di-lee'-ah; from ixbq;

idity: teat.
tim-
tie, i.e.
shackle:
bind.
dSsmlds,
des'-mee-os;
W35. AafSCS Dabld,

Dabid
(i.e.
dab-eed'; of Heb. or. [1732]; David), the Isr. king:David.
1168. SeiXido delllao, &i-lee-ah'-o; from xibj; to

be timid: be afraid.
1197. Seo-p.'fj die:bundle.
dSame, des-may'; from ixqb; a bun-
1198. Seo-jivos
di-los';
Sco-pLOS dfsBios, des-mos'; neut. and masc. 1170. Seiva delna, di'-mah; prob. from the same devil (-s). as 7/77 (through the idea of forgetting the name as respectively from X210; a band, i.e. ligament (of the 1140. Saiuoviov dalmdnldn, dahee-mon'-ee-on; fearful, i.e. strange); so and so (when the person is body) or shackle (of a prisoner); flg. an impediment neut. of a der. of 1x42; a dmmonic being; by extens. or disability:band, bond, chain, string. not specified): such a man. a deity:devil, god. 1171. 8eivfis delnos, di-noce'; adv. from a der. of 1200. SeirjuxptiXag desmopnnlax, des-mo/-oo'1141. 8aiuovu&8i)s dalmonlddea, dahee-mon-eethe same as u6g; terribly, i.e. excessively: griev- lax; from jjco and j*^/; a jailer (as guarding the o'-dace; from XX40 and 7742; daemon-like: devilish. prisoners):jailor, keeper of the prison. ously, vehemently. 1142. SaCjAMV daimon, dah'ee-mown; from 8aC 1172. SeiitveW delpnSd, dipe-neA'-o,' from 1x73; 1201. SEo-p.tO'Hjpiov desmoterldn, des-mo-tay>dalo (to distribute fortunes); a dcemon or superto dine, i.e. take the principal (or evening) meal: ree-on; from a der. of nog (equlv. to nob); B. place of natural spirit (of a bad nature): devil. bondage, i.e. a dungeon: prison. sup (X -per). 1143. Sokv dakno, dak'-no; a prol. form of a 1173. Sttirvov delpn5n, dipe'-non; from the same 1202. oeo-ucStiis desmotes, des-mo'-foee; from prim, root: to bite, i.e. (flg.) thwart:bite. as jibo; dinner, i.e. the chief meal (usually in the the same as 1201; (pass.) a captive:prisoner. I14-. SttKfru dakru. ddkf-roo; or evening):feast, supper. 1203. &E<rirdTf]s
dalmdnlzomal, J739. mon-id' -zom-ahee; mid. from 1142; to be exercised bji a dcemon:have a (be vexed with, be possessed with)
Sai|iOv(Jo(j.ai
dahee-
1169. SciXds
(dread); timid,
dellos,
i.e.
from
8os dfios
a captive
(as
bound):
in bonds, prisoner.
des-mon'; or
from 9pj
(by impl.) faithless:fearful.
1199. So-[idv
dSsmon,
dap5tes,
des-pot'-ace;
perh.
Sdxpvov dakruon, dak'-roo-on; of uncert. affln. ; a tear:tear. .ZX45. ottKpvio dakruo, dak-roo'-o; from 1144; to shed tears: weep. Comp. 2709. 114S. ScucruXios daktullos, dak-too'-lee-os; from
d6isldalm6nest61174- BeuriSaip.ove'o-rEpos r6a, dice-ee-dahee-mon-es'-ter-os; the comp. of a der. of the base of ubo and 1142; more religious than others:too superstitious.
1175. SeuriSaipovCa
superstition.
from 12x0 and
irdcris
pdala(aAusba7td); an absolute
affln.;
ruler ("despot"):
Lord, master.
time,
ii$j; a/inger-ring:ring.
dahee-mon-ee'-ah; from the same as 1174; religion:
dSlsldalm5nla,
dice-ee-
1204- oeOpo dSnrtt, dyoo'*ro; of uncert. here; used also taper, hither/; and of hitherto:come (hither), hither [-to].
ZZ^7. SdicnjXos daktnlSa, dak'-too-los; from/776; a finger .finger.

iAS.
thah'; prob. of Chald. or.;
Pal. :Dalmanutha.
1205. Ssvte dnt, dyoo'-teh; from 1204 and an

taper, form of ctju come, X follow.
prob.
1176. Sena delta,

[eight-] een, ten.
defc'-oft;
a prim, number; fen;
elmi
(to go);
come hither!:
AaXpavovOd Dalmandntba, dal-man-ooDalmanutha, a place

in
dSkadno, dek-ad-oo'-S; from 1176 and 1417; two and ten, i.e. twelve:twelve. II49. AoXpaTCa Dalmatia, dal-mat-ee'-ah; 1178. &Kair&TE deltapfintg, dek-ap-en'-teh; prob. of for. der.; Dalmatia, a region of Europe: from 117b and 4002; ten and^tie, i.e. fift een:fifteen. Dalmatia. 1179. AKdiro\i$ Deltapdlis, dek-ap'-ol-is; from .Z150. Saudw damazo, dam-ad'-zo; a var. of an 1176 and 4172; the ten-city region; the Decapolis, a obs. prim, of the same mean. ; to tame:tame. district in Syria:Decapolis.
1177. ScicaStio
1206. SEwrepotos dnte>al5a, dyoo-ter-ah'-yos; from 1208; secondary, i.e. (spec.) on the second day:
next day.
1207. ocvrepiirporos
dentgroprotda,
dyoo-ter-
from 1180. SeKaT&ro-apes dokat.* swarfs, dek-at-es'sar-es; from 1176 and 3064; ten and four, i.e. four- 1208. Sevtepos denteroa, dyoo'-ter-os; as the liJi Adpapis Damarla, dam'-ar-is; prob. from teen:fourteen. comp. of 1417; (ordinal) second (in time, place or the base of 1150; perh. gentle; Damaris, an Athenian 1181. Sek&tt| drkatr- dek-at'-ay; fern, of 1x82; rank; also adv.):afterward, again, second (-arily, woman:Damans. a tenth, i.e. as a percentage or (tech.) tithe: tenth time). 1209. Sexo|UU dSchdmal, dekh'-om-ahee; mid. 7153. Aap,ao-Kt)vd$ Damaskenfts, dam-as-kay- (part), tithe. nosf; from J754; a Damascene or inhab. of Damas- 1182. Sixa-ros dekatos, dek'-at-os; ordinal from of a prim, verb; to receive (in various applications, lit. or flg.):accept, receive, take. cus:Damascene. ri7d; tenth:tenth.. Comp. 2083. 11.54- Aapoo-icds Damaakds, dam-as-kos1 ; of 1183. StKaTdu dSkatdo, defc-at-o'-o; from 1181; 1210. Se'ci> dfio, deh'-o; a prim, verb; to bind (in Heb. or. [1834]; Damascus, a city of Syria:Da- to tiffte, i.e. to give or tafce a fenfA:pay (receive) various applications, lit. or flg.):bind, be in bonds,
1151. SdjiaXis
1
damalls,
dam'-al-is;
prob.
op'-ro-tos; from/aaJand 44x3; second-first, i.e. (spec.) a designation of the Sabbath immediately after the Paschal week (being the second after Passover day, and the Jlrsf of the seven Sabbaths intervening before Pentecost) :second after the first.
.
the base of //jo; a heifer (as

.
tame):heifer.
mascus.
tithes.
knit, tie, wind.
See also
xxb3, xxSq.
22
Dav
1238. SidSityia dladema, dee-ad' -ay-mah; from tion (by impl. purpose), or (external) deoafe:disa comp. of j223 and 7270; a "diadem" (as bound pute, doubtful (-ing), imagination, reasoning, thought. about the head) crown. Comp. 4733. 1262. SiaXuu dialuo, dee-al-oo'-o; from 1223 and 1212. SflXos del&g, day'-tes; of uncert. der.; 1239. SiaS(8u|u dladldoml, dee-ad-id'-o-mee; 3080; to dissolve utterly:scatter. }- bewray, certain, evident, manifest. from 1223 and 1325; to give throughout a crowd, i.e. 1263. Siau,apTupou.ai diawtartttrftmai, dee-a-m dear: 1213. SijXoa deloo, day-lb' -o; from 1112; to make deal out; also to deliver over (as to a successor): ar-too'-rom-ahee; from 7237 and 3140; to attest or (make) distribute (-ion), divide, give. protest earnestly, or (by impl. ) hortatively;charge, plain (by words) :declare, shew, signify. 1240. 8id8oxos dtaddchds, dee-ad'-okh-os; from testify (unto), witness. 1211/.. Ai]|ids Demas, day-mas'; prob. for 72/6; 1237; a successor in office: room. 1264- 8iau.dxop.ai diamacbdmal, dee-am-akh'Demos, a Chr. :Demas. 1211. 8t| de, day; prob. akin to 776/; a particle of emphasis or explicitaess; now, then, etc.:also, and, doubtless, now, therefore.
:
7&Z5. Snpiryop&D
demegdreo, day-may-gor-eh'-o;
1241. 8ia|iivvi>|u
diazonnumi, dee-aa-ouin'-noo2224; to gird tightly:
om-ahee; from 7237 and 31(14; to fight fiercely

tercation; : strive.
(in al-
from a comp. of 121800.6.58; to be a people-gatherer, Le. to address a public assembly:make an oration.

1216. Ai||i^Tpu>s
mee; from 1223 and

1303;
gird.
Demetrlds, day-may' -tree-os;

;
from
Atl|i.<JTT|p
name
from
Demeter (Ceres) Demetrius, the of an Ephesian and of a Chr. : Demetrius.

dcnilourgos,
day-me-oor-gos'
i.e.
1242. 8ia0iJKn diatheke, dee-ath-ay'-kay; from prop, a disposition, i.e. (spec.) a contract (espec. a devisory will):covenant, testament. 1243. SiaCpecris dlalresls, dee-ah' ee-res-is; from 1244; a distinction or (concr.) ariet^.' difference,
1265. Siapivo diamond, dee-am-en'-o; from 1223 and 3306; to stay constantly (in being or relation):
continue, remain.
1266. Siauep(a
1217. &i||UOvpys
from
7237
dianierlzo, dee-am-erfd'-zo; and 3307; to partition thoroughly (lit. in
/2J<? and 2041; a worker for the people, mechanic (spoken of the Creator): maker.
diversity.
distribution, flg. in dissension):cloven, divide, part.
1244- Siaipew dialreo, dee-ahee-reh'-o; from 1223

the
1267. Siajiepio-fios
division.
dlamerlsmds,
dee-am-er-ij:
/?i&
Sfjaos
demos,
day'-mos; from 7570;
and
138; to separate,
i.e.
distribute:
divide.
mos'; from 7266; disunion (of opinion and conduct)
public (as bound together socially):people.
1245. 8ia,Ka6apn>
ar-id'-zo;
i.e.
diakatharizo,
i#19. Sn|5<ru>s demfisltts, day-mos'-ee-os; from 77<P; public; (fern. sing. dat. as adv.) in public:
common,
openly, publickly.
1268. SiaWpu dtanemo, dee-an-em'-o; from 1223 from 1223 and 2.777 ; and the base of 3331; to distribute, i.e. (of informawinnow:throughly purge. 1246. 8iaKare\eYX ruu diakatelSgehdmat, tion) to disseminate: spread.
(spec.)
'
dee-ak-athto cleanse perfectly,
1220. otydpiov denarldn, day-nar'-ee-on; of Lat. or.; a denarius (or ten asses):pence, penny
[-worth].
dee-ak-at-el-eng'-khom-ahee; mid.
from
1223
comp. of 2306 and

jute:
1631; to
prove downright,
i.e.
convince
diakoneo,
i.e.
and a 1269. Siavcvu dianSuo, dee-an-yoo'-o; from 7237 con- and 3306; to nod (or express by signs) across an intervening space:beckon.
1221. (Wjirort depots, day'-pot-eh; from 7277 and #27c?; a particle of generalization; indeed, at any
time:
1247. SiaicoWfti
1240; to be
an attendant,
(what-) soever.
1222. Sîrov depftu, day'-poo; from 7277 and ^2^,' a particle of asseveration; indeed doubtless: verily.
as a host, friend or [flg.] Chr. deacon: (ad) minister (unto), serve, use the office of a deacon.
dee-ak-on-eh'-o; from 1270. 8iavdi)p.a diandema, dee-an-b''-ay-mah; wait upon (menially or from a comp. of 1223 and 3S3q; something thought teacher); techn. to act as a through, i.e. a sentiment: thought.
1271. Sidvoia
dlanola, deean'-oy-ah; from
1223
and 3363; deep thought, prop, the faculty (mind or 1243. SiaicovCa tli:-kdiiia, dee-ak-on-ee'-ah; from its disposition), by impl. its exercise: imagination,
1223. Sid dla, dee-ah 1 ; a prim. prep, denoting the 1249; attendance (as a servant, etc.); flg. (eleemosychannel of an act; through (in very wide applications, nary) aid, (official) service (espec. of the Chr. teacher, local, causal or occasional): after, always, among, or techn. of the diaconate) : (ad-) minister (-ing, -traat, to avoid, because of (that), briefly, by, for (cause) tion, -try), office, relief, service (-ing). of, of, by reason of, . . fore, from, in, by occasion 1249. Sidxovos diakon&g, dee-ak'-on-os; prob. for sake, that, thereby, therefore, X though, through 8idica dlakd (to run on errands; wherefore, with (in). In composition it refrom an obs. (out), to, comp. 7,777); an attendant, I.e. (gen.) a waiter (at tains the same general import. table or in other menial duties); spec, a Chr. teacher ACa Dla. See 220.7. and pastor (techn. a deacon or deaconess):deacon, Siapatvu 1224. dialmino, dee-ab-ah''ee-no; from minister, servant. 1223 and the base of gjg; to cross: come over, pass 1250. Siaic6o~ioi diakdsldl, dee-afc-os'-ee-o,- from
.
mind, understanding.
1272. Siavot-yn
722J
dlandlgo,
dee-an-oy'-go;
lit.
from
and 433; to open thoroughly,

expound):
(as
a flrst-bom)
dee-an-ookup the
or
flg. (to
open.
diamiktgrSuo,
j'/77,
-
1273. 8iovKKTeptia
ter-yoo'-o;
from 722,7 and a der. of
to sit
whole night:
continue all night.

dlanud, dee-an-oo'-o; from 1223 and
accomplish thoroughly:
dee-ap-an-tos';
all time,
i.e.
1274- 8iavo>
avvio
finish.
anno
(to effect); to
(through).
1225.
1223
SmpdAXw dlaballo,
(flg.)
1364&11& 1340; two

dee-ab-al'-lo;
hundred:two hundred.
1275. SuLiravros
diapamtdg,
from
dee-ab-
from 1223 and the genit. of 3036; through

1276. Siairepdo)
and 906;
to traduce:
accuse.
1226.
SuLpcpWoiun dlabSbaldftmal,
1251. S1.aK0u0u.a1 diiikououiai. dee-ak-oo' -omahee; mid. from 7237 and 797: to hear throughout, i.e. patiently listen (to a prisoner's plea):hear. 1252. SuucpCvo
1223
flg.
(adv.) coTistanfZj/: alway (-s), continually.
dlapSrao,
dee-ap-er-ah'-o;
from
eb-ahee-6'-om~ahee;
affirm constantly.
mid. of a comp. of 1223 and 030; to confirm thoroughly (by words), i.e. asseverate:
dlakrino,
dee-ak-ree'-no;
and
2979:
reflex.) to
withdraw from, or (by
to separate thoroughly, i.e. impl.)
1227. SiapXftrw
1223
dlablepd,
dee-ab-lep'-o;
from
to discriminate (by impl. decide), or (reflex.) hes-
from (lit. and 1277. SiairX&i> dlapleo, dee-ap-leh'-o; from 1223 oppose; and 4126; to sail through: sail over.
722J and a der. of the base of 4008; to cross entirely: go over, pass (over), sail over.
and qqi; to foois through, i.e. recover full vision: itate:contend, make (to) differ (-ence), discern, 1278. SiairoWu diapdneo, dee-ap-on-eh'-o; from T223 and a der. of <792,' to foiZ through, i.e. (pass.) Oe see clearly. doubt, judge, be partial, stagger, waver. 1228. SidpoXos dlabolds, dee-ab'-oUos; from 1253. Sicucpitris dlakrlsts, dee-ale'-ree-sis; from worried: ^be grieved. 122s; tttraducer; spec. Satan [comp. 7854]: false 7272; judicial estimation: discern (ing), disputation. 1279. 8iairopvo|iCH diapor*u..mal dee-ap-oraccuser, devil, slanderer. yoo'-om-ahee; from 7237 and 4108; to travel through: 1254- SmucoiXum diakoluo, dee-ak-o-loo'-o; from go through, journey in, pass by. 1229. SwyY&Xtt) dlaggello, de-ang-gel'-lo; from 7237 and 2067; to hinder altogether, i.e. utterly pro1280. Siairopcu diapdreo, dee-ap-or-eh'-o; from 1223 and the base of 32; to herald thoroughly: de- hibit:forbid. clare, preach, signify. and 639; to be thoroughly nonplussed:(be in) 1255. StoXaXe'o dfalaleo, dee-al-al-eh'-o; from 722J 1230. 8ia.-yCvou.at dlagln&mal, dee-ag-in'-om- 722,7 an d 2980; to talk throughout a company, i.e. con- doubt, be (much) perplexed. 1281. 8ioirp07(i.aTeuo|ioi dlapragmaten&mai, dhee; from 1223 and 7096; to elapse meanwhile: verse or (gen.) publish: commune, noise abroad. dee-ap-rag-mat-yoo' -om-ahee; from 1223 and ^77; X after, be past, be spent. 1256. 8ia\<-'-yo|iai dialegomal, dee-aleg' -omto thoroughly occupy oneself i.e. (trans, and by impl.) 1231. Sut-yiw&o-Ko diaginosko, dee-ag-in-o'-sko; ahee; mid. from 1223 and 3004; to say thoroughly, i.e. from 1223 and 7097; to know thoroughly, i.e. ascertain discuss (in argument or exhortation): dispute, preach to earn in business: gain by trading. 1282. SuurpCu diaprio, dee-ap-ree'-o; from 1223 exactly:(would) enquire, know the uttermost. (unto), reason (with), speak. and the base of 4249; to saw asunder, i.e. (flg.) to ex1232. Sia-yvwpCgw diagnorlzo, dee-ag-no-rid'-zo; 1257. SiaXcfaru dlalSlpo, dee-al-i'-po; from 722.7 asperate: cut (to the heart). from 773? and 7/07; to tell abroad: make known. and 3007; to leave off in the middle, i.e. intermit: 1283. Siapirdû dlarpazo, dee-ar-pad'-zo; from 1233. Sioyvoxris diagnosis, dee-ag'-no-sts; from (magisterial) examination ("diagnosis"): 1258. 8id\cKT0$ dialektds, dee-aJ'-efc-tos; from 7227 and 726; to seize asunder, i,e. plunder: spoil. 1231;
hearing.
1236;
from 7227 and 4486; to tear asunder:break, rend. dlagdggazo, dee-ag-ongfrom 1223 and 7777; to complain throughout 1259. SiaXXdo-o-o dlallasso, dee-al-las'-so; from 1285. Snurcupeu dlasapbeo, dee-as-af-eh'-o; a crowd:murmur. 1223 and 236; to change thoroughly, i.e. (ment.) to from 722J and traces sapbes (clear); to clear
1234. 8ia^0YYei>
good'-zo;
a (mode guage, tongue.
of)
discourse,
i.e.
" diaiect
":lan- 1284.
Siap^rio-o-w
dlairbesso,
dee-ar-hrayce'-so;
1235. Siayptryopia
eh'-o;
from 1223 ô& 1127;
diagregSreo, dee-ag-ray-gor- conciliate:reconcile. to waken thoroughly: be 1260. SiaXtfylfconai dialOglz6mal,
thoroughly,
dee-al-og-
i.e. (flg.)
declare:tell unto.
awake.
1236. Sid-yu diago, dee-ag'-o: from 1223 and 77; to pass time or life:lead life, living.
id'-zom-ahee; from 1223 and 30413; to reckon thoroughly, i.e. (gen.) to deliberate (by reflection or dis-
1286. SiourcCu diaselo, dee-as-i'-o; from 1223 and 4379; to shake thoroughly, Le. (flg.) to intimidate:
do violence
pid'-zo;
to.
cussion):cast in mind, consider, dispute, muse, reason, think.
1287. Siao-Kopirff,!*
dlaskorplzo,
4630; to dissipate,
flg.
1237. SvaS^X0|MU dladechomal, dee-ad-ekh'om-ahee; from 1223 and 7209; to receive in turn, Le. (flg.) succeed to:come after.
from
722.7
and
i.e.
dee-os*or(gen.) to
1261. ZidkoyuruAs
dialoglsmd*.
i.e.
dee-al-og-is-
rout or separate; spec, towinnowj;
tosgwande**/
mos'; from 1260; discussion,
(internal) considera-
disperse, scatter (abroad), strew, waste.

1288. Bu>.tra6.a dlaspad, dee-as-pah'-o; from and 4685; to draw apart, i.e. sever or dismember:pluck asunder, pull in pieces.
1223
Day
Diploo
28
1313. Sidtpopos
1308; varying;
dlapb&r&s, dee-af -or-os; from

also surpassing:
differing,
divers,
more excellent.
dee-af-oo-las'so; from 1223 and 3442; to guard thoroughly, i.e. protect:keep.
I,?i5.
1338. SuKVôpai dlikndmal, dee-ik-neh'-omahee; from 1223 and the base of 2423; to reach through, i.e. penetrate: pierce.
1289. SiainrcCpu dlaspeiro, dee-as-pi'-ro; from 1223 and 4687; to sow throughout, i.e. (flg.j distribute
la foreign lands:scatter abroad.
1314- 8ia<pvXd<ro-
dlapbulasso,
1339. Si?<rrnp.i dl'isteml, dee-is' -tay-mee; from 1223 and 2476; to stand apart, i.e. (reflex.) to remove, intervene: go further, be parted, after the space ot. 1340. SiurxvpCgopai
i? Q 0. 8ia<riropd diaspora, dee-as-por-ah' ; from /2<?p; dispersion, i.e. (spec, and concr.) the (converted)
Isr.
SiaxpCou.ai
i.e.
dlacblrlz5mal,
dee-akhto
dfiscburizomal,
dee-is-
resident in Gentile countries: (which are) scat-
i-rid'-zom-ahee;
slay.
from 1223 and a
der. of 5495;
handle thoroughly,
fay violent hands upon:kill,
khoo-rid'-zom-ahee; from 1223 and a der. of 2478: to stout it through, i.e. asseverate.-confidently (constantly) affirm.
tered (abroad).
1291. Siao-TeMopcu
dlastelldmal,
dee-as-leV-
lom-ahee; mid. from 1223 and 4724; to set (oneself) apart (flg. distinguish), i.e. (by impl.) to enjoin:
charge, that which
1292. 8idcrrnp.a.
1339;
to remove (oneself) wholly, i.e. retire: depart. was (give) commanded (-ment). diastema, dee-as'-tay-mah; from 1317. SiSclktikos dldaktlkds, did-ak-tik-os'
1316. SiaxupCtopai dlacborizdmal, dee-akho-rid' -zom-ahee; from /22J and the mid. of 3363;
1341. SiKtuoKpurla
ris-ee'-ah;
dikaldkrisla, dik-ah-yohfrom 1342 and 2920; a just sentence:
righteous judgment.
an interval:
space.
from
1318; instructive (" didactic") :apt to teach.
dlastdle, dee-as-tol-ay' ; from 1318. SiSaKTOs dldaktdg, did-ak-tos'; from 1321; (subj.) instructed or (obj.) communicated by teacha variation:difference, distinction. 1343. Sucaiocrvvi] dlkaidsnne, dtk-ah-yos-oo'teacheth. ing:taught, which Sia<rTp&|> dee-as-tref-o; diastrepiio, nay; from 1342; equity (of character or act); spec, 12941319. SiSao-KaXCa didaskalla, did-as-kal-ee'-ah; (Chr.) justification:righteousness. from 1223 and 4702; to distort, i.e. (fig.) misinterpret, from 1320; instruction (the function or the informaor (mor.) corrupt:perverse (-it), turn away. 1344- 8iKat6 dlkaldo, dik-ah-yo'-o; from 1342; tion): doctrine, learning, teaching. 1295. 8iacr|<o dlasozo, dee-as-ode'-o; from to render (i.e. show or regard as) just or innocent: 1320. SiSdo-KdXos did-as'-kal-os; dldaskalds, r2^j and 4982; to save thoroughly, i.e. (by impl. or free, justify (-ier), be righteous. bring safe, es- from 1321; an instructor (gen. or spec.) : doctor, anal.) to cure, preserve, rescue, etc. 1345. SixaCupa dikaldma, dik-ah'-yo-mah; from master, teacher. cape (safe), heal, make perfectly whole, save. an equitable deed; by impl. a statute or deci1296. ouxTO.yf\ dlatage, dee-at-ag-ay' ; from 1299; 1321. SiSdo-KU dldasko, did-as'-ko; aprol. (caus.) 1344; sion:judgment, justification, ordinance, righteous arrangement, i.e. institution: instrumentality. form of a prim, verb 8d&> dad (to Zearn); to teach ness. 1297. Sidro'YiJ.a dlatagma, dee-at'-ag-mah; (in the same broad application): teach. from 1299; an arrangement, i.e. (authoritative) 1822. SiSax^l dldache, did-akh-ay'; from 1321; 1346. SiKaCus dtkalos, dik-ah'-yoce; adv. from edict: commandment. instruction (the act or the matter): doctrine, hath 1342; equitably:justly, (to) righteously (-ness).
1293. Siao-ToX^
t2Qi\
. .
.
:
1342. SiKCuos dlkalds, dik'-ah-yos; from 1349; equitable (in character or act); by impl. innocent, holy (absol. or rel.):just, meet, right (-eous).
1298. 8ia.Tapdo-<r
dlatarasso,
dee-at-ar-as'-so;
i.e.
been taught.
1323. StSpaxpov
1347. SiKaCocris dlkalosis, dik-ah'-yo-sis; from
from
3013; to disturb wholly, (with alarm):trouble.

1223
and
agitate
dldrachmSn,
did'-rakh-mon;
1344; acquittal (for Christ's sake) : justification.
from
from
1364
and
140b;
a double drachma {didrachm):

did no-mos; prol. from
:
1348. SiKao-T^s
der. of 1349;
1299. SiaTOO-o-w
1223
dlatasso,
dee-at-as'-so;
tribute.
dlkastes, a judger: judge.
dik-as-tace' ;
from a
and
5021; to
stitute, prescribe, etc.

ta) order, ordain.
arrange thoroughly, i.e. (spec.) in:appoint, command, give, (set
1324- AC8upx>s
1325. SfSupx
DidumSs,
1364; double, i.e. twin;
Didymus, a Chr.
Didymus.
did'-o-mee; a prol. form of used as an altera, in most of 1350. SCktvov diktndn, dik'-too-on; prob. from 1223 and JO0," to accomplish thoroughly, i.e. (sub].) to the tenses) to give (used in a very wide application, a prim, verb SCko> dlko (to cast); a seine (for fishcontinue. persist. prop, or by impl., lit. or flg.; greatly modified by the ing) :net. adventure, bestow, bring forth, com1301. 6\a,Tt\pia> dlatergo, dee-at-ay-reh'-o; from connection 1351. SCXoyos dil5g5s, dil'-og-os; from 1364 and 1223 and 5083', to watch thoroughly, i.e. (pos. and mit, deliver (up), give, grant, hinder, make, minister, 303b; equivocal, i.e. telling a different story:double trans.) to observe strictly, or (neg. and reflex.) to number, offer, have power, put, receive, set, shew, tongued. smite (+ with the hand), strike (+ with the palm of avoid wholly:keep. 1352. 816 did, dee-o'; from 1223 and 3739; through the hand), suffer, take, utter, yield. 1302. Start dtatl, dee-at-ee'; from 1223 and 5101; which thing, i.e. consequently:ioT which cause, SwyapuJ 1326. dee-eg-i'-ro; dlegelro, from 1223 through what cause f, i.e. why?: wherefore, why. therefore, wherefore. 1303. Sia-Hflepai dlatlthemal, dee-at-ith'-em- and 1453; to wake fully, i.e. arouse (lit. or fig.): 1353. SioSevcd dlSdSno, dee-odyoo'-o; from 1223 arise, awake, raise, stir up. ahee; mid. from 1223 and ja?7,' to put apart, i.e. (flg.) through:go throughout, pass from and 3393; to travel dispose (by assignment, compact or bequest): ap- 1327. SUo8os dlexddds, dee-ea;'-od-os; through. 1223 and 1841; an outlet through, i.e. prob. an open point, make, testator. 1354- Aiovwios DiomiKioH dee-on-oo'-see-os; sguare (from which roads diverge): highway 1304- BiarpCpw diatrlbo, dee-at-ree'-bo; from from Au5vwos Didncsds (Bacchus); reveller; 1328. Siepp/nvtvriis dee-erdlermeneutes, /22J and the base 013x47; to wear through (time), i.e. Dionysius, an Athenian:Dionysius. main-yoo-tace' ; from ^?2o; an explainer: interremain: abide, be, continue, tarry. 1355. SuSircp dl&p&r, dee-op'-er; from 1332 and preter. 1305. 8iOTpo<pî dlatrdpbe, dee-at-rof-ay ; from 4007; on which very account: wherefore. 1329. Sieppr)vcv dee-er-maindlermenSno, nourishment: and food. of 1223 comp. 5142; a 1356. Sioircr i)5 dlftpgtes, dee-op-et'-ace, from the 1306. Siavydjjw dlaugazo, dee-ow-gad'-zo; from yo& 0; from 1223 and 2059,' to explain thoroughly; alt. of 2203 and the alt. of 4098; sky-fallen (i.e. an by impl. to translate: expound, interpret (-ation). 1223 and &o; to glimmer through, i.e. ftreafc (as aerolite) :which fell down from Jupiter. 1330. Siipxopai dee-er'-khomdi< rcJioimii. day):dawn. 1357. SidpOaxris diSrtbosis,dee-or'-tfto-sis,-from 1307. 8i<u|>aWjs diaphaneg, dee-af-an-ace' ahee; from 1223 and 2064; to traverse (lit ): come, depart, go (about, abroad, every where, over, through, a comp. of 1223 and a der. of 3717, mean, to straighten " appearing through, i.e. diaphfrom J23J and ,x?/6; throughout), pass (by, over, through, throughout), thoroughly; rectification, i.e. (spec.) the Messianic anous":transparent. restauration: reformation. pierce through, travel, walk through. i305. 8t<j>epa> diapherd, dee-af-er'-o; from J22J 1331. SiEporrdtt diSrotao, dee-er-o-tah'-o; from 1358. Siopvcnrw dldrnsso, dee-or-oos'-so; from and 55^2; to bear through, i.e. (lit.) transport; usu1223 and 20657 to question throughout, i.e. ascertain 1223 and 373b; to penetrate burglariously:break ally to 6ear apart, i.e. (obj.) to toss about (flg. rethrough (up). by interrogation : make enquiry for. port); subj. to "differ," or (by impl.) surpass: be AuSs D15s. See 2203. 1332. Sterns dletes, dee-et-ace'; from 1364 and better, carry, differ from, drive up and down, be 1359. Aioo-Kovpoi Dldskdurftl, dee-os'-hoo^roy: (more) excellent, make matter, publish, be of more 2094; of two years (in age):two years old. 1833. SurCa dietla. dee-et-ee'-a; from 1332; a from the alt. of 2203 and a form of the base of 2877; value. sons of Jupiter, i.e. the twins Dioscuri: Castor and 1309. Sioupetryu dlapbeugo, dee-af-yoo'-go; space of two years (biennium): two years.
dldoml,
is
1349. 8Ck dike, dee'-kay; prob. from nbb; right i.e. justice (the principle, a decision, or its execution): judgment, punish, vengeance.
(as self-evident),
1300. Sio.Te\&o
diateleo,
dee-at-el-eh'-o;
from a prim, verb (which

;
from
1310.
1223
and 3343;
to
./lee
through,
i.e.
escape:
1334.
Siiyyfott.cu
dlegedmai,
dee-ay g^h'-om-
Pollux.
escape.
dee-af-ay-mid' zo; from 722^ and a der. of 5345; to report thoroughly, i.e. divulgate:blaze abroad, commonly report,
8ia<pnp,C5
dlapbemlzo,
ahee; from 1223 shew, tell.
and
2233 ; to relate fully:declare,
1360. 8i6ti dldtl, dee-ot'-ee; from 1223 and 3734; on the very account that, or inasmuch as: because
1335. Si^y<(ris
T334'. a recital:
dleggsls,
dee-ayg'-es-is;
from
(that), for, therefore.
declaration.
dienekfs,
1
1361.
Aiorpc^s
Dtfitrephes,
dee-ot-ref-ace'
spread abroad, fame.

A?ZZ. SiaipSfCpu
1336. Sinvexls
dee<tf-thi' -ro;
dlaphtbelro,
rot thoroughly, i.e. (by impl.) to ruin (pass, decay utterly, fig. pervert): corrupt,
from
7225-
and
jay/,' to
dee-ay-nek-es ; neut. of a comp. of 1223 and a der. of an alt. of 5342; carried through, i.e. (adv. with 1319 and 3388 pref.) perpetually:
from the alt. of 2203 and 3142; Jove-nourished; Diotrephes, an opponent of Christianity : Diotrephes.
1362. StirXovs dlpltfns, dip-looce'; from 1364 and (prob.) the base of 4119; two-fold:double, two-fold more.
|-
continually, for ever.
destroy, perish.
1312. Sia<j>9opd
dlapbtbdra,
dee-af-thor-ah'
from
131?; decay:
corruption.
1837. 8i6d\a<nros dithalassAs, dee-thai' -as-sos; from 1364 and 2281; having two seas, i.e. a sound with a double outlet:where two seas met.
1363. SiirXdu dtplfio, dip-l5'-o; from 062,' to render two-fold:double.
24
twice.
Dece
Iraynopoyos

flg.,
1364. Sis df , dece; adv. from 1417; ttaice:again,
obj. or subj.):dignity, glory
(-ious),
honour,
praise, worship.
1392. Sofjai> ddxazo, dox-ad'-zo; from /jp/; to render (or esteem) glorious (in a wide application): 1366, Surrd^w dlstazd, dis-tod'-zo; from #64; (make) glorify (-ious), full of (have) glory, honour, prop, to duplicate, i.e. (merit.) to toawr (in opinion): magnify.
Ats Dls.
See 2203.
1418. Sver- dns-, duos; a prim, inseparable parof uncert. der. ; used only in composition as a (- hard, pref.; fiard, i.e. with difficulty: grievticle
ous, etc.
1419. Svo-pdoraKTOs
tak-tos;
dabaBtakt&B,
der. of 941;
doos-bas'-
from 1418 and a
oppressive:
doubt.
1393. AopK&s
D&rkas,
dor-fcas'; gazelle;
Dorcas,
grievous to be borne.
from 1364 a Chr. woman: Dorcas. and 4730; double-edged: with two edges, two-edged. 1394- Soo-15 dosls, dos'-is; from the base of 1323; 1367. SurxCXioi dlschlliiot, dis-khil'-ee-oy; from a giving; by impl. (concr.) a gift:gitt, giving. 1364 and 3307; two thousand: two thousand. 1395. ooTtis ddtes, dot'-ace; from the base of 1368. Siv\(o> dlulizd, dee-oo-lid'-zo; from ra^? 1323; a giver:giver. and vX| Jbulizo, hoo-lid'-zo {to filter); to strain 1396. SovXa-ywyû ddulagog&d, doo-lag-ogue1366. Sa-TO|ios
dis'-tom-os;
dlstdmds,
1420. 8vo-6VTcpCa
dusemterla,
doos-en-ter-ee'-ah;
from 1418 and a comp.
of 1787 (mean,
a bowel);
i.
" dysentery":bloody flux,
1421. 8wrp rvf|VVTOS dusermeneutos, doos-ermane'-yoo-tos; from 1418 and a presumed der. of
out:
strain at [prob. by misprint].

8v\<i|(i>
1S69.
dlchazo,
dee-khad'-so;
from a der.
alienate):
2030; difficult of explanation: hard to be uttered. from a presumed comp. of 1401 and 7-r; to be a 1422. SwtkoXos dnskdlds, doos'-kohos; from slaw-driwr, i.e. to enslave (tig. subdue):bring into 1418 and k6Xov kftlSn {food); prop, fastidious
eh'-o;
of 13641 to mate apart, set at variance.
i.e.
sunder
(fig.
subjection.
about eating (peevish),
i.e.
(gen.)
impracticable:
adv.
1397. SouXeCa
slavery (cer. or
douleia,
flg.):
doo-lt'-aft;
from from
1308;
hard.
23. Svo-kAXws
ee'-ah;
(fig.)
7570. 8ixo<rra<rCa dichdstasla, dee-khos-tasfrom a der. of 1364 and #7^; disunion, i.e.
dissension:
bondage.
dool-yoo'-o;
/407;
fig.,
dnskdlds,
doos-kol'-oce;
division, sedition.
1364
i.e.
X?9S. SovXevu
d&uleuo,
from 1422; impracticably:hardly.

1424.
ov<r)vf\
i.e.
i57i Blxotoô) dlcbotAmeo,

o;
dee-JAot-om-efc'der. of flfNia
to be a slave to (lit. or age, (do) serve (-ice).
invol.
or vol.) :be in bondof 1401;

(-en).
dnsme,
doos-may'; from 1416; the
sun-set,
(by impl.) the western region:west
from a comp. of a der. of

(to cut); to bisect,
and a
temno
1372.
/573.
1399. SovXi)
ddnle,
doo'-lay;
fern,
(by exteng.) to flog severely:cut asunder (in sunder).

Snj/a<i
female slave
(invol.
or vol.):handmaid
a 1425. Sv(tv6t|tos dnsnfietfta, doos-no' -ay-toe; from 7#/*and a der. of 3339; difficult of perception:
hard to be understood.
1426.
Swifj-ijula.
dlpnao,
(lit.
dip-sah'-o;
from a
var. of
1400. SovXov dftoldn, doo'-lon; subservient:servant.
neut.
of 1401;
1373; to ftirsJ for

Stt|>os
or fig.): (be, be
dip'-sos;
a-) thirst (-y).
dnspkemla,
doos-fay-mee'-ah;
dlpsds,
of uncert.
affln.;
thirst: thirst.
7574. 8to|n>xos
dlpanehda,
from 1210; a slave from a comp. of 1418 and 3343; defamation: report. (lit. or flg., invol. or vol. ; frequently therefore in a qualified sense of subjection or subserviency): bond ova duo. See 1416.
1401. BoOXos
ddnldg,
doo'-los;
evil
dip'-soo-khos;
from (-man), servant.

1402. SovXdia ddnldo, doo-lo'-o; from 1401; to enslaw (lit. or flg.): bring into (be under) bondage, X given, become (make) servant.
<?6^ andjjpo; two-spirited, i.e. vacillating (in opinion or purpose): double minded.
1427. o&otKa.
1176;
dodeka,
i.e.
do'-dek-dh;
from 1417 and
two and
ten,
a dozen: twelve.
do-dek'-at-os;
1575. SiuyimJs
'J77,'
dldgmds, dee-ogue-mos'; persecution: persecution.

dee-oke'-tace;
from
1377;
1428. Su&licaTOS
dodekatds,
from
1427; twelfth: twelfth.
1403. 8ox<f|
tion,
i.e.
d&cbe,
dokh-ay';
from 1200; a
recep-
1376. Suoktijs dldkteg, a persecutor: persecutor. 1377. Sii&ku
from
convivial entertainment:
feast.
1429. 88Kd4wXov
oo-lon;
dodekapb-nlAn, do-defc-o/'3443;
from
1427
and
the
commonwealth
Se'jjia
of
1404. Sp&Kuv
(and caus.) êe; comp. the ; (lit. or fig.); by impl. to persecute:ensue, follow (after), given to, (suffer) persecute (-ion), press toward.
dee-o'-ko;
prol.
dloko,
form of a prim, verb 8l dlo base of 1100 and 7241?) to pursue
(to
alt. form of ulous kind of serpent nate): dragon.
drakon, drafc'-oion; prob. from an S^pieoaai derkftmal (to look); a fab(peril,
Israel:twelve tribes.
1430. 8|ia
(to build);
ddma,
do'-mah; from
i.e.
dfimo
as supposed to fasci-
prop, an edifice,
(spec.)
a roof:
housetop.
1378. So-ypa
138a;
dogma,
cer.
dog'-mah; from the base of

eccl.):
a law
1378",
(civil,
or
decree, ordinance.
dog-mat-id' -zo;
(reflex.) to subi.e.
1405. Sp&a-o-ott.ai dras&6mal, dras'-som-a/iee; perh. akin to the base of 1404 (through the idea of capturing); to grasp, i.e. (fig.) entrap:take.
1406. Spaxp^j
1431. Staptd dor$a, do-reh-ah'; from 1433; a gratuity:
gift.
1432. Supt&v
adv.;
dorian,
(lit.
1379. Soy|mit(
dugmatlzd,
drachme,
(silver)
do-reh-an'; aco. of 1431 as
drakh-may'; from 1403;
gratuitously
or flg.):without
cause,
from
to prescribe by statute,
a drachma or
silver).
coin (as handled):
piece
(of
freely, for naught, in vain.
mit to cer. rule:be subject to ordinances.

Sp4|UD
1380. Sok&i> dokeo, dok-eh'-o; a prol. form of a Spîravov drepandn, drep'-an-on; from prim, verb Soma ddko, dok'-o (used only as an alt. 1407. in certain tenses; comp. the base of nbb) of the Spttru) drepd (to pluck); a gathering hook (espec. same mean.; to think; by impl. to seem (truthfully or for harvesting) sickle. uncertainly): be accounted, (of own) please (-nre), 1408. SpAuos drdmds, drom'-os; from the alt. of be of reputation, seem (good), suppose, think, trow. 5143; a race, i.e. (flg.) career:course. 1381. 8oK(.(ia ddklmazo, dok-im-ad'-zo; from 1409. Apovo-iXXa Drftusilla, droo'-sil-lah; a 1384; to test (lit. or fig.) ; by impl. to approwe:allow, fem. dimin. of Drusus (a Rom. name) Drusilla, a discern, examine, x like, (ap) prove, try. member of the Herodian family :Drusilla.
:
dr&mo.
Seej/<(j.
from
1433. Sapôjiai dorS5mat, do-reh'-omâhee; mid. 1433; to bestow) gratuitously:give.
1434
8<Spij|ia
dorema,
do'-ray-mah; from 1433;
a bestowment:gift.
1435. Supov
dordn,
do'-ro; a present; spec, a
sacrifice:gift, offering.
1436. fo ja, eh'-ah; appar. imper. of 1430; prop.

let it be, i.e. (as interj.)
1382. SoKiutf)
ddklme,
aha!:let alone.
dok-ee-may1 ;
from the
SC|u
duml.
See
141b.
same as 1384;
test (abstr.
or concr.); by impl. trustidofc-im'-ee-on; neut.
ness:-experience (riment), proof, trial
1410. Svvuuai
cert. affln.
;
1383. Sok(|uov
of a
ddklmldn,
a
dnnamal, doo'-nam-ahee; of unto be able or possible: be able, can (do,
presumed
der. of 1382;
testing;
by impl.
+ -not), could, may, might, be possible, be of power.

force
1437. iiv San, eh-an'; from ^#$7 and jos; a conditional particle; in case that, provided, etc.; often used in connection with other particles to denote indefiniteness or uncertainty:before, but, except,
(and)
if,
trust-
worthiness: trial, trying.

1384- SoKi|iOS dukimda, dok'-ee^mos; from 1380; prop, acceptable {.current after assayal), i.e. ap-
provedapproved,
tried.
1411. Svvauxs dunamii, doo'-nam-is; from 1410; spec miraculous power (usually (lit. or flg.); by impl. a miracle itself) : ability, abundance, meaning, might (-fly, -y, -y deed), (worker of) miracle (-s), power, strength, violence, mighty (wonderful) work.
1412. Svvau.6o
(if)
so,
(what-, whither-) soever,
though,
when
(-soever),
whether
(or),
to
whom,
[who-] so
(-ever).
See330i.
i&v
f.i\
1385. Sokos ddkda, dok-os 1 ; from 1209 (through the idea of holding up); a stick of timber: beam.
1438. cavrov
ean me. heautda,
See 336/.
heh-dw-too' (tad.
all
86kw ddko. Seejjib.

1386. 8oXios Adllos, dol'-ee-os; from 1388; ouilefirt: deceitful.
from other cases); from a reflex, pron. otherwise obsoL 1411; to enable: strengthen. and the gen. (dat. or ace.) of 84b; him- (her-, it-, 1413. Suv4cm|S dnnastes, doo-nas'-tace; from them-, also [in conjunction with the pers. pron. of the
doo-nam-o'-o;
1410;
dunamdo,
the
a ruler or officer: of great authority, mighty,
potentate.
sniite/uJ:
1387. SoXidu ddlldo, doLee-6'-o; from #, to 6e use deceit.
1414. Sworfu dnnateo, doo-nat-eft'-o; 1413; to be efficient (fig.): be mighty.
from
other persons] my-, thy-, our-, your-) self (selves), etc.: alone, her (own, -self), (he) himself, his (own), itself, one (to) another, our (thine) own (-selves), -(- that she had, their (own, own selves), (of) them
(-selves), they, thyself,
1415. Swards dnnatds, doo-nat-os'; from 1410; &X\u delld (prob. mean, to decoy; comp. .r/#); a powerful or capable (lit. or flg.); neut. possible: trie* (bait), Le. (fig.) wile:craft, deceit, guile, sub- able, could, (that is) mighty (man), possible, power,
1888. SoXos d51A, dol'-os;
from an
you, your (own,
obs. prim.
own
;
conceits,
own
i.e.
selves, -selves).
tdlty.
strong.
snare,
1389. SoXow ddldo, doJ-o'-o; from rj5?; to eni.e. (fig.) adulterate:handle deceitfully. 1390. 8<5ua lima, dom'-ah; 1325; a present:gift.
1416. 8vv
Sv|u
Si>
dnno, dnml,
1439. cdo) Jao, eh-ah'-o; of uncert. affln. to let be, permit or leave alone:commit, leave, let (alone), suffer. See also 1436. 1440.
doo'-no; or
doo'-mee; prol. forms of an obs.

st'nfe);
(PSo^Kovra hbdmek5nta,
heb-dom-
from the base of prim.

set.
duo,
doo'-o (to
to go
'down":
ay'-kon-tah; from 7442 and a modified form of 1176, seventy: seventy, three score and ten.
1441. p8o|iT)KovTaKs
hbd6mekntaklA,
multiple adv.
1391. SSa dftxa, dox'-ah; from the base of /jJb; ?Iory (as very apparent), in a wide application (lit. or
1417. So
dud,
doo'-o;
a prim, numeral; " too";
heb-dom-ay-kon-tak-is' ;
from
1440;
both, twain, two.
seventy times. seventy times.

1442. IpSopos befeddmos, heb'-dom-os; ordinal temperate. from 2033; seventh: seventh.
straint (in diet and chastity):can ([-not]) contain, be
Dece Iraynopoyos
25
1493. clSuXciov eldoleldn, i-do-li'-on; neut. of a
1445. "E$ip Sb8r, a patriarch: Eber.

1444- 'Eppa'iicds
eb-er 1 ; of Heb. or. [5877];
H ebraikdg,
H8brals,
presumed der. of 7497; an image-fane:idol's temple. Eber, 1468. (jfKpa'Hjs egkrates, eng-krat-ace' ; from 1494. ctSuXoeuTOV eldoldthutdn, i-do-loth'-oo1722 and 2904; strong in a thing (.masterful), i.e. (flg. ton; neut. of a comp. of 7497 and a presumed der. of and reflex.) self-controlled (in appetite, etc.):tem- 2380; an image-sacrifice, i.e. part of an idolatrous
perate.
heb-rah-ee-kos';
from 7#c?; Hebrew.
Hebraic
or the Jewish
offering: (meat, thing that
is)
languages1469. eyicpCvw
offered (in sacrifice,
egkrlno,
i.e.
eng-kree'^no;
from
7722
sacrificed) to (unto) idols.
1445- "Eppatos 1443; a Hebrcean
(l.e.
and 2919; from number. Hebrew) or Jew: Hebrew.

heb-rah'-yos;
to Judge in,
count among:make of the

eng-ftroop'-to;
ri'-ah;
1495. tlSuXoXarpeta glddlftlatrela, i-do-loUit from 7^97 and 2009; image-worship (lit. or
1470. tyicpfarTtt
1446. 'E(3pats
the Hebraistic
nf brain
Hebrew)
ekgrupto,
i.e.
from
fig.):idolatry.
(i.e.
1443; or Jewish (Chaldee) lan-
heb-rah-is 1 ;
from
1722
and
2928; to conceal in,
incorporate with:
hid in
race;
guage:Hebrew. 1471. 710105 egkuAs, eng'-koo-os; from 7722 and /^7. 'EppawrrC Jl.-braistt. heb^rah-U-tee 1 ; adv. the base of 2949; swelling inside, i.e. pregnant: from 7#o," Hebraistically or in the Jewish (Chaldee) great with child. language: in (the) Hebrew (tongue). 1472. yxp((o egcbrlo, eng-khree'-o; from 7722 1448. ift%a 8gglzo, eng-id'-zo; from /,#/; to and 3348; to rub in (oil), i.e. besmear:anoint. make near, i.e. (reflex.) approach;approach, be at 1473. iy& 8go, eg-ol; a prim. pron. of the first hand, come (draw) near, be (come, draw) nigh. pers. /(only expressed when emphatic):I, me. For 144^. irfff&â 8ggrapbo, eng-graf'-o; from 7722 the other cases and the plur. see 7697, 1698, 1700, 2248, 224Q, 22S4, 2257, 6tC. and 1x25', to " engrave", i.e. inscribe:write (in). 1450. cyyvos ggguda, eng'-goo-os; from 7722 and 1474. e8a<j>CJ edapbizo, ed-af-id'-zo; from 1475;
yviov
1496. ctSuXoXdrpns eldolttlatres, i do-toj-offrom 1497 and the base of 3000; an image- (servant or) worshipper (lit. or flg.):idolater.
image
1497. ctSuXov eldol5n, i'-do-lon; from 1491; an (i.e. for worship); by impl. a heathen god, or
(plur.) the worsftip of
such:idol.
U/98. etnv elen, i'-ane; optative (i.e. Eng. subjunctive) pres. of 7j7o (includ. the other pers.); might (could, would or should) be: mean, perish, should be, was, were.
1499.
ct KO.C
61 kal,
kahee; from 7^57 and 233s;
if also (or even): if (that), though.
gnldn (a limb);
i.e.
pledged (as
if
articulated by
to raze: lay even with the ground.
1500.
tlici\
Slke,
i-kay'; prob.
idly,
(in)
i.e.
a member),
a bondsman: surety.
1475. tSa<t>os
of
7476,'
edapbde,
i.e.
ed'-af-os;
from the base the idea of
failure);
1451. iyfif 8ggns, eng-goos1 ; from a prim, verb
basis (bottom),
the soil:ground.
effect):without
a cause,
from 7.5-02 (through without reason (or vain (-ly).

afflu.
;
oyX*" agcbo (to squeeze or throttle; akin to the base of <(?) ; near (lit. or flg. of place or time) :from, der. of copai h&zomal (to sit); sedentary, impl.) immovable: settled, stedfast. at hand, near, nigh (at hand, unto), ready.
,
1476. cSpaios
bedralfts, hed-rah'-yos; from a

i.e.
1501. ctxoo'i elkdsl, i'-kos-ee; of uncert. score: twenty.

to be weak,
(by
1452. iyyirtpov eggnterdn, eng-goo'-ter-on; 1477. cSpadoua hidraioma, from a der. of 1476; a support, neut. of the comp. of 1451; nearer:nearer.
1502. cCku eiko, i'-ko; appar. a prim, verb; prop, i.e. yield:give place.
hed-rah'-yo-mah; i.e. (flg.) basis:
1453. i-yeCpo 8g81r5, eg-i'-ro; prob. akin to the ground. base of 58 (through the idea of collecting one's facul- 1478. 'EjcxCas z8klas, ed-zek-ee'-as; of Heb. or. [2396]; Ezekias (i.e. Hezekiah), an Isr.:Ezekias. ties); to waken (trans, or intrans.), i.e. rouse (lit. from sleep, from sitting or lying, from disease, from 1479. cecXoepno-Kcta etheldthreskela, eth-eldeath; or flg. from obscurity, inactivity, ruins, non- oth-race-ki'-ah; from 2300 and 2356; voluntary (arbiexistence):awake, lift (up), raise (again, up), rear trary and unwarranted) piety, i.e. sanctimony: up, (a-) rise (again, up), stand, take up. will worship.
1503. ctK0 Slkd. i'-ko; appar. a prim, verb [perh. akin to 1302 through the idea of faintness as a copy] to resemble: be like.
1504. ctwiv elkon, i-kone 1 ; from 7joj; a Kfceness, i.e. (lit.) statue, profile, or (flg.) representation, resemblance:image.
1505. ctXiKpCvcia
from
7506,'
clearness,
elllki-lnela, i-lik-ree'^ni-ah; i.e. (by impl.) purity (flg.):
1454- e-ytpo-is 8g8nls, eg'-er-sis; from 1433; a resurgence (from death):resurrection. 1455. tyc66cTO$ egkathetfts, eng-fcaffc'-et-os; from 1122 and a der. of 2324; subinduced, i.e. surreptitiously suborned as a lier-in-wait: spy.
1456. ryxatvia
neut. plur. of a
!6\<e
8th81o.
sincerity.
See
2300.
1480. e9C etbizo, eth-id'-zo; from 1485', to accustom, i.e. (neut. pass, part.) customary: custom.
1506. cCXiKpiv^s elllkrlnes, i-lik^ree-nace' ; from

ctXi]
heile
(the sun's ray)
1481. c0vdpxns
Stbnarcbes,
eth-nar'-khace;
dis-
light, i.e. tested
and 2979; judged by sunas genuine (flg.): pure, sincere.

hi-lis'-so;
from
1484
and
74b; the
governor [not king] 0/ a
1507. ciXto-o-u helllssd,
prol.
form of
egkalnla,
(spec.)
eng-kah'ee-nee-ah;
1722
trict:ethnarch.
presumed comp. from

renewal
and
2.537,'
innovatives,
i.e.
(of religious services
after the Antiochian interruption):
dedication.
1482. tOviicos tbnlk5s, eth-neeJeos' ; from 7^; national ("effcnic"), i.e. (spec.) a Gentile: heathen
(man).
a prim, but defective verb ctXu bello (of the same mean.); to coil or wrap:roll together. See also
7667.
1508.
il
urfj
81
till.
me, i may; from 1487 and

if
3361; if
(only)
1457. l-yKaivClJw 8gkalnlzo, eng-kahee-nid'-zo; from 145b; to renew, i.e. inaugurate.' consecrate,
dedicate.
1483. ISvikus
7^f2,'
Sthnlkos,
eth-nee-koce' ; adv.
from not:but, except (that),

that, saving,
not,
more than, save
as a Qentile: after the manner of Gentiles.
i4&4. *8vos ethiios, eth'-nos; prob. from 7^*; a 1458. k-^KO.\ia 8gkal8o, eng-kaUeh'-o; from 1722 race (as of the same habit), te. a frioe; spec, a .forand 2564; to call in (as a debt or demand), i.e. bring eign (non-Jeteisft) one (usually by impl. pagan): to account (charge, criminate, etc.):accuse, call in Gentile, heathen, nation, people. question, implead, lay to the charge. 1485. cOos e til 6s. eth'-os; from i486; a usage (pre1459. tfKaraXtlira 8gkatal8Ipo, eng-kat-al-i'scribed by habit or law):custom, manner, be wont. po; from 1722 and 2641; to leave behind in some place, i486, cdu etho, eth'-o; a prim, verb; to be used i.e. (in a good sense) let remain over, or (in a bad (by habit or conventionality); neut. perf. part, one) to desert/forsake, leave. usage:be custom (manner, wont). 1460. iyicaToiK&i 8gkatfilk8o, eng-kat-oy-keh'-o; 1487. cl 81, i; a prim, particle of conditiouality; if, from 1722 and 2730; to settle down in a place, i.e. rewhether, that, etc.:forasmuch as, if, that, ([al-]) side:dwell among. though, whether. Often used in connection or com1461. yKcvrpC egkentrlzo, eng-ken-trid'-zo; position with other particles, espec. as in 1489, 1490, prick tnand a der. of to in, i.e. from 1722 27/0; 1409, 1308, 1309, 1512, 1513, 133b, 1337. See also i437graft:graft in (-to). 1488. ct 81, i; second pers. sing. pres. of 1310; thou 1462. ryKXi|u,a egklema, eng'-klay-mah; from art: art, be. 1458; an accusation, i.e. offence alleged: crime laid 1489. el-ye 81g6, i'-gheh; from 1487 and 7ooj; if inagainst, laid to charge. deed, seeing that, unless, (with neg.) otherwise:if c7K0p.p60u.a1 1463. 8gk5mbd5mal, eng-kom- (so be that, yet). bo'-om-ahee; mid. from 1722 and K0|ip6) kdmb&o 1490. ct St p(\(yi) el de me(g8), i deh may'(to gird); to engirdle oneself (for labor), i.e. flg. (the (gheh) from 1487, ubi and 33b: (sometimes with 7065 apron being a badge of servitude) to wear (in token added); but if not:(or) else, if (not, otherwise), of mutual deference):be clothed with.
1509. cl p.^ ti 81 me tl, i may tee; from 1508 and the neut. oisioo; if not somewhat: except. 1510. ctpC 81ml, i-mee'; first pers. sing. pres. indie; a prol. form of a prim, and defective verb; I exist (used only when emphatic): am, have been, X it is I, was. See also 1488, 1408, 1511, 1327, 2238,
2071, 2070, 2073, 207b, 2771, 2468, sboo.
1511. ctvai fiual. i'-naftee; pres. infln. from 7/70; to exist: am, are, come, is, x lust after, x please well, there is, to be, was.
ctvcKtv lif'inf kf-ii
See
1752.
1512.
1513.
cl irep
perhaps: ii
ct
81 p8r, iper; from 1487016.4007; if so be (that), seeing, though.
irs 81
somehow:
if
pos. ipoce; f rom 1487 and 4438; if by any means.
1315; to be (act)
live
1514. ctptivtwa eireneuo, i^rane-yoo'-o; from peaceful:be at (have, live in) peace,
peaceably.
1515. elp^jvn elrene, i^rav>-nay;
prob. from
prim, verb clpu giro (to join); peace (lit. or fig.); by impl. prosperity:one, peace, quietness, rest,
otherwise.
+ set at one again.

1515; pacific;
1464. YKOiri) gk&pe, eng-kop-ay 1 ; from hindrance: X hinder.
1463,'
clpflvoiroie'a) 81ren6p518o, i^ray-nop-oy1465. byK&vrtt 8gk3pto, eng-kop'-to; from 1722 1492. cCSce eldo, i'-do; a prim, verb; used only in 1517. to be a peace-maker, i.e. (flg.) to and 287s; to cut into, i.e. (fig.) impede, detain: hin- certain past tenses, the others being borrowed from eh'-o; from 1518; harmonize: make peace. der, be tedious unto. the equiv. 3700 and 3708; prop, to see (lit. or flg.) by 1518. clpnvoiroios 81ren5p51As, vray-nop^yy-os/; 1466. tycpovma egkratfila, eng-krat'-i-ah; from impl. (in the perf. only) to know: be aware, behold, from 1515 and 4700; pacificatory, i.e. (subj.) peace7468; self-control (espec. continence);temperance. X can (+ not tell), oonsider, (have) know (-ledge), able: peacemaker. 1467. CYKpareiouai 6gkrat8n5mal, eng-krat- look (on), perceive, see, be sure, tell, understand, clp 81ro. Beersi3,44&,S346. yoo> om-ahee; mid. from 140S; to exercise self-re- wist, wot. Comp.j7oo.
;
1491. ctSos eidfts, i'-dos, from 7402; a view, i.e. form (lit. or flg.):appearance, fashion, shape, sight.
1516. ctprjviKos Slrenlkfts, i-ray-nee-kos'; from by impl. salutary: peaceable.
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1541. kotovto.4ttjs
tah-et'-ace;
1619. ets Ms, ice; a prim, prep.; to or info (indicating the point reached or entered), of place, time, or (flg.) purpose (result, etc.); also in adv. phrases: [abundant-] ly, against, among, as, at, [back-] ward,
before,
by,
h8katAnta8tes,
2094;
hek-at-on-
1567. lK%rl> SkzetCS,
from 1540 and

old.
centenarian:
hundred years
efe-zau-tefc'-o; from 75^ and 2212; to search out, i.e. (flg.) investigate, crave, demand, (by Hebr.) worship:n- (re-) quire, seek
concerning,
for
continual,
exceeding,
[intent, purpose],
+ far more fore, + forth, in
1542. cKaTovrairXao-Uv
hekat&ntaplaslon,
after (carefully, diligently).
that,
unto, -so much that, -to), to the intent (sore) amaze. never, of, (up-) on, -f- perish, 1543. CKaTOVTap\i)$ hekatAntarches, hek-atone mind, 1569. 6K9a|ipos 8kthamb&B, ek'-tham-bos; from set at one again, (so) that, therefore (-unto), through- on-tar'-khace; or 1337 and 2283; utterly astounded: greatly wonderout, till, to (be, the end, -ward), (here-) until (-to), CKar6vrapxos hekatdntarchds, hek-at- ing. . ward, [where-] fore, with. Often used in com- on'-tar-khos; from 1540 and 737; the captain of one 1570. ckBctos 8kth8tds, eW-thet-os; from /#7 position with the same general import, but only with hundred men: centurion. and a der. of 3087; put out, i.e. exposed to perish: verbs (etc.) expressing motion (lit. or flg.). 1544- IkJWXXm ekballo, ek-bal'-lo; from 1337 and cast out. 1520. tte hels, hice; (includ. the neut. [etc.] cv 906; to eject (lit. or flg.): bring forth, cast (forth, 1571. lKKa6a(pu 8kkathalro, ek-kath-ah'ee-ro; hen); a prim, numeral; one:a (-n, -ny, certain), out), drive (out), expel, leave, pluck (pull, take, from 1537 and 2308; to cleanse thoroughly:purge only, -|- abundantly, man, one (another), other, some. thrust) out, put forth (out), send away (forth, out). (out). See also 7527, 33t>7, 339', 3102. 1521. eUra-yw elsago, ice-ag'-o; from 75-79 and 71; 1545. 4'kJJoo-i.s ekbasls, eft' -bos-is; from a comp. 1572. IkkuCu ekkalo, efc-fcoh'-o; from 1337 and of 1J37 and the base of 939 (mean, to go out) an exit s545\ to inflame deeply:burn. to introduce (lit. or flg.): bring in (-to), (+ was to) (lit. or flg.) : end, way to escape. 1573. IkkcucIu ekkaked, ek-kak-eh'-o; from lead into.
(among,
hek-at-on-ta-plah-see'-own; from 1540 and a presumed der. of 4111; a hundred times:hundredfold.
1568. lK8au.pl<<>
from
1369;
ekthambeo, ek-tham-beh'-o; to astonish utterly:affright, greatly
at,
+
.
+ of
1522. cUraKOvu
rjig
81sakduo,
to: hear.
ice-ak-oo'-o;
and
rqr; to listen
from 1546. iK$o\i] 8kb61e, ek-bol-ay'; from 1344; ejec- and 2336; to 6e (6ad or) weak, (in heart):faint, be weary. tion, i.e. (spec.) a throwing overboard of the cargo:
1337 te. (by impl.) to fail
1523. tUr%lxopnx etsdech&mal, ice-dekh'-omahee; from 75/9 and 1209; to take into one's favor:
receive.
+ lighten the ship.

1547. K70(j.tJ<* ekgamlzd, ek-gam-id'-zo; from 1537 and a form of tobi [comp. 1548]; to marry off a daughter:give in marriage.
1548. eK-yapCc-icw
1337
1574- IkkcvtIu Skkenteo, efc-lcen-tea'-o; and the base of 2739; to transfix: pierce.
1575. IkkX&o
from
ekklao,
ek-klah'-o;
from 7537 and
1524- cfmt|u eiselml, ice'-i-mee; from 73/9 and ttui (Mini (to go); to enter: enter (go) into. 1525. tbrlpxopat elserch5mal, ice-er'-khomahee; from rj/g and 2064; to enter (lit. or flg.): X arise, come (in, into), enter in (-to), go in (through).
1310; they
i<Sb6;
to acsemd.-break
off.
ekgamlsko,
ek-gam-is'-ko;
in
1576.
tKKKda 8kkl81o,
(lit.
ek-kli'-o;
from
riage.
1J37
and icbi; the same as 1547:give
mar-
sAkf; to shut out
or
fig.):
exclude.
from 1337 and
1577. lKK\i)<r(a 8kklesla, ek-klay-see'-ah; from a
1549. K-yovov
8kg5n6n,
ek'-gon-on; neut. of a
i.e.
1526. tUrl eil, i-see'; 3d pers. plur. pres. indie, of der. of a comp. of 1537 and 109b; a descendant, (spec.) grandchild: nephew. are:agree, are, be, dure, X is, were.
1527. els
1550. licSairav&o
tco.8' (ts hels kath> hels, hice kath from 1520 repeated with 2390 inserted; severally:one by one. 1528. eUncaXIa) elskaleo, ice-kal-eh'-o; from 75-/9 and 2564; to invite in: call in. 1529. eftroSos 81sdd&s, ice'-od-os; from. 7.5-79 and 3598; an entrance (lit. or flg.):coming, enter (-ing)
ekdapanao,
ek-dap-an-ah'-o;
i.e. (flg.)
comp. of 1337 and a der. of 2364; a caHins out, i.e. (concr.) a popular meeting, espec. a religious congregation (Jewish synagogue, or Chr. community of members on earth or saints in heaven or both):assembly, church.
hice;
from
1537
and
/J39; to
expend (wholly),
ex-
haust: spend.
1551. tKSexo(itti
ahee;
source,
for,
1578. IkkXIvoi
8kkllno,
i.e.
efc-Mee'-no;
from
(lit.
7.537
8kd8ch5mal,
ek-dekh'-om-
and 2827;
from
i.e.
1337 and 1209; to accept from some (by impl.) to await:expect, look (tarry)
or fig.), or (rel.) to decline (from piety):avoid, eschew, go out of the way.
to deviate,
(absol.) to
shun
wait
(for).
1579. iKKo\v|iPa<
8kk51ambao,
to escape
efc-fcol-oom-
in
(to).
1552. IkSuXos
ekdel6s,
ek'-day-los;
from
bah'-o;
from 1337 and 2860;
by swimming:
from
out.
1530. UnrnSd> elrpedao, ice-pay-dah'-o; from and 1212; wholly evident: manifest. 1553. 4K&npiw 8kdem8o, ek-day-meh'-o; from a 7.579 and irnSdn) pedad (to leap); to rusfc in:run comp. of 1337 and 1218; to emigrate, l.e. (flg.) vacate (spring) in. or quit:be absent. 1531. <to"iropevou.cu 81spAr8u5mal, ice-por-uoo'1554. IkSCSuui ekdldoml, ek-did-o'-mee; from om-ahee; from and to enter (lit. or flg.) :
7,5/9
1537
swim out.
1580. iKKopCtu
1337
ekkdmlzo,
ek-kom-id'-zo;
and 2865; to bear forth (to burial):carry
and
1581. tKKOirra 8kkftpto, ek-kop'-to; from 7537 2875; to exscind; fig. to frustrate: cut down (off,
4198;
come (enter)
in,
go
into.
/j-79
/j-j7
and
1325; to give forth,
out),
i.e.
(spec.) to lease: let
hew down,
hinder.
1532. tUrrpixa elstrecho, ice-trekh'-o; from and 5143; to hasten inward: run in.
forth (out).
1633. tur4><pw lsphero, ice-fer'-o; from and 53421 to carry inward (lit. or flg.):bring
lead into.
75-79
(in),
1555. iKoVrrylouai. 8kdleg8dmal, ek-dee-ayg-eh'om-ahee; from 1337 and a comp. of 1223 and 23X?; to narrate through wholly:declare. 1556. IkSikIu
1582. iKKplpaucu ekkremamal, ek-krem'-amahee; mid. from 1337 and 2910; to hang upon the lips of a speaker, i.e. Zisten closely: be very attentive.
7553. IxXaXlu 8klal8o, ek-lal-eh'-o;
from
7.537
8kdlk8o,
ek-dik-eh'-o;
from
and 2980; to divulge:tell.

/jrytf;
1634. etra elta, i'-tah; of uncert. affln. a particle of succession (in time or logical enumeration), then, moreover:after that (-ward), furthermore, then. See also rSgg.
;
to vindicate, retaliate, punish:
a (re-) venge.
(a-, re-)
J5S4-
lKXd|iir -ay-sis; from

75-56;
and
29i?9;
fklampo. ek-lam'-po; from 7^37 to 6e resplendent: shine forth.
utudication, retribution:
venge
(-auce),
punishment.
1558. ckSikos 8kdlk5H, ek'-dik-os; from /J37 and 7349; carrying justice out, I.e. a punisher: a (re-)
venger.
i555. lK\avSdvo|iai eklauthandmal, ek-lanthan' -om-ahee; mid. from /jcj7 and 2990; to 6e utterly
oblivious of:
forget.
1635. t 81te\ if, or, whether. 1636.

ii
i'-teh;
from 1487 and 3037;

tis;
if too:
75S6. !kXyo|UU
eklegSmal,
efc-Ieg'-om-anee;
from 1487 and 5100; if i559. IkSuSkw ekdloko, efc-dee-o'-fco; from 7337 ('s, thing, from any, and 1377; to pursue out, i.e. expel or persecute im- J5S7. IkXcCito 8kl81po, ought), whether any, whosoever.
tis 81 tls, i
that, if
mid. from 7537 and 3004 (in its prim, sense); to select:make choice, choose (out), chosen.
ek-li'-po; from 7J37 and (by impl.) cease (die):fail.
amy:he
(-ny)
man
1537. Ik 8k, ek; or

1$ 8x, ex;
placably:persecute.
(the
3007; to omit,
i.e.
a prim. prep, denoting origin
point whence motion or action proceeds), from, out (of place, time or cause; lit. or flg.; direct or remote):after, among, X are, at, betwixt (-yond), by
(the
7560. ckSotos 8kd5t5s, eW-dot-os; from 7337 and a der. of 1323; given out or over, i.e. surrendered:
delivered.
AWS. IkXcktos eklektds,

select;
ek-lek-tos'; from j-jil); by impl. favorite: chosen, elect. 1589. IkXoy^ 8kl6ge, ek-log-ay'; from #<, (di-
I56\Z. IkSox^ ekd6che, ek-dokh-ay'; from 7537; vine) selection (abstr. or concr.): chosen, election. 1590. IkXvu 8klno, ek-loo'-o; from 1337 and 3089; means of), exceedingly, (4- abundantly above), expectation: looking for. (lit. or flg.): faint. for (-th), from (among, forth, up), + grudgingly, 1562. 4kSvo> ekduo, efc-doo'-o; from 1337 and the to relax 1591. lK|j.a(r<ra ekmasso, efc-mos'-so; from 1337 -f heartily, xih eavenlyj X hereby, + very highly, in, base of 141b; to cause to sinfc out of, i.e. (spec, as of and the base of 3'45i to knead out, i.e. (by anal.) to ly, (because, by reason) of, off (from), on, out clothing) to divest: strip, take off from, unclothe. among (from, of), over, since, X thenceforth, 1563. licet ekel, ek-i'; of uncert. affln.; there; by wipe dry:wipe.
. . .
through, X unto, X vehemently, with (-out). Often used in composition, with the same general import; often of completion.
extens. thither:there, thither (-ward), (to) yonder

(place).
759^. lK(iuKTcpC5>
id'-zo;
8kmnkt8rlzo,
J4156;
from
7.537
and
ek-mook-terto sneer outright at:
1593. Ikvcvu 8kn8ao, ek-nyao'-o; from 7,537 and CKas hekas (afar); each or every: 1565. IkcCvos 8k81nAs, ek-i'-nos; from /jij; ttei 3506; (by anal.) to slip off, i.e. quietly u>itAdraui; any, both, each (one), every (man, one, woman), par- one (or [neut.] thing); often intensified by the art. convey self away. ticularly. prefixed:he, it, the other (same), selfsame, that 1594- !iwfj<|xi> eknepho, ek-nay'-fo; from 1337 1539. iK&oTort hekastdtg, hek-as'-tot-eh; as if (same, very), X their, x them, they, this, those. See and 3323; (fig.) to rouse (oneself) out of stupor: awake. also 3778. from 1538 and 5119; at every time:always.
hek'-as-tos; as if
1538. ftccurros
hekastds,
a su-
1564. 4kC9v ekelthen, ek-i'-then; from 7363; thence:from that place, (from) thence, there.
deride.
oerlatlve of
affln.;
1540. Ikovtov h&katttn, hek-at-on'; a hundred:hundred.
of uncert.
1566. Ikcutc
thither:there.
ekelse,
efc-i'-seh;
from
J363;
1595. iKoiirwv
of a der.
h8k5asl<Sn,
aefc-oo'-see-on; neut.
from
i6js; voluntariness:
willingly.

or train:
Ice
Eloee
27
(concr.)
1596. CKowrkis hk6uslds, hek-oo-see'-oce; adv. 1625. 4icTp4<|> ektrepho, ek-tref'-o; from 1537 cised towards the poor) bene/icence, or from the same as 1303; voluntarily: wilfully, wil- and 5742; to rear up to maturity, i.e. (gen.) to cherish benefaction: alms (-deeds).
lingly.
bring up,
nourish.
1597. EKiraXai kpalal, ek'-paVahee; from rss7 avAjgiQ; long ago, for a long while: ot a long time,
1626. CKTpii>|ia
ektroma,
ek'-tro-mah;
from a
1633;
1655. k\ii\pav eleemdn, el-eh-ay'-mone; from compassionate (actively): merciful.
comp. of 1337 and TiTp<i<rK<o tltrosko (to wound) 1656. e'Xcos 1668, el'-eh-os; of uncert. affln. comof old. a miscarriage (abortion), i.e. (by anal.) untimely passion (human or divine, espec. active): (+ tender) birth:born out of due time. mercy. 1598. lKiripa|i ekpelrazo, ek-pi-rad'-zo; from 76#7. !kc)>^p ekphero, ek-fer'-o; from 7.537 and 1337 and 3083; to test thoroughly: tempt. 1657. k\ev8epla <3leatlieria, el-yoo-ther-ee'-ah;
;
1599.
lKirlu.ir
t
ekpempo,
.5342;
&ndsQ9s
40S3-
* despatch:
send away (forth).
ek-pem'-po; from 1537
to bear out carry forth (out).
(lit.
or flg.):bear, bring forth,
from 1638; freedom
(legitimate or licentious, chiefly
mor. or cer.):liberty.
iKirepio-o-ov
Skplrlss6u.
See 1537 and
1628. lK$tiyu ekpbengo, ek-fyoo'-go; from 1337 aA5343; toêe out: escape, flee.
1629. 1630.
4it>o|3
1600. iKircrdwvfii (kpStannmnl, ek-pet-an'noo-mee; from 7/57 and a form of 4072; to fly out, i.e.
(by anal.) extend: stretch forth.
1
ekphdbeo,
ek-fob-eh'-o;
from 1337 from

1337
prob.
and 3300; to frighten utterly: terrify.

K<t>o|3os
ekpkdbds,
ek'-fob-os;
and
si
4.
1659. <Xcv6cp6> eleutlieriio, el-yoo-ther-o'-oj efc-pip'-to; from 1337 and exceedingly fear. from 1638; to liberate, i.e. (flg.) to exempt (from mor., drop away; spec, be driven out o one's 1631. k<|>v gkplmd, ek-foo'-o; from 7.537 and cer. or mortal liability):deliver, make free. course; flg. to lose, become inefficient: be cast, fail, 3433! to sprout up; put forth. fall (away, off), take none effect. cXcvSu elfiutho. See 2064. 1632. iK\(a ekcbeo, ek-kheh'-o; or (by var.) 1602. 4kttX4o> ekpleo, ek-pleh'-o; from 1337 and 4k\vv ekcbuoo, ek-khoo'-no; from 7.537 1660. 4'A.oio-i.s eleueis, el'-yoo-sis; from the alt. of 4126; to depart by ship: sail (away, thence). 2004; an advent: coming. 1603. 4KirXr)p6 ekplerdo, ek-play-ro'-o; from and X^ w cbeo (to pour); to pour forth; flg. to gush (pour) out, run greedily (out), shed 1661. 4X<pdvTivos .K-pli ami 110s el-ef-an'-teebestow/ 1337 and 4137; to accomplish entirely :fulfill. (abroad, forth), spill. nos; from 4Xpas elephas (an " elephant "); ele1604- ^KirX^ pawns, ekplerogls, ek-play'-ro-sis; 1633. IkxP' ekckorSo, ek-kho-reh'-o; from phantine, i.e. (by impl.) composed of ivory: of ivory. from 1603; completion: accomplishment. 7537 and 3362; to depart: depart out. 1662. 'EXiaiccCp. (jllakeiin, el-ee-ak-ime' ; of Heb. 1605. 4KirX'fjo <r Kkplesso, ek-place'-so; from 1634. Ik\|/ux <* ekpsncho, ek-psoo'-kho; from 7.537 or. [471]; Eliakim, an Isr.: Eliakim. 1337 and 4141 ; to strike with astonishment: amaze, to expire:give (yield) up the ghost. andssw; astonish. 1663. 'EXi4f,p fiUezer, el-ee-ed'-zer; of Heb. or. 1606. ixitvia ekpneo, ek-pneh'-o; from 1537 and 1655. K<iv hfkon. hek-own'; of uncert. afflu.; Eliezer. [461] Eliezer, an Isr. 1601. 4Kirirr
to
3401; frightened out of one's wits:
sore
1658. IXcvSepos eieutberds, el-yoo'-ther-os; from the alt. of 2064; unrestrained (to go at pleasure), i.e. (as a citizen) not a slave (whether freeborn or manumitted), or (gen.) exempt (from obligation or liability): free (man, woman), at liberty.
afraid,
8kplpto,
4008;
4134; to empire;
give up the ghost.
voluntary:
willingly.
1607. fairopvo|UU ekpdr&udmal, ek-por-yoo'om-ahee; from 1337 and 4108; to depart, be discharged, proceed, project: come (forth, out of), depart, go (forth, out), issue, proceed (out of).
1608. KiropvCTai
7656. tXaCa Malii el-ah'-yah; fern, of a presumed an oiitie (the tree or the der. from an obsol. prim.
;
1664. 'EXiovS
lldnd,
el-ee-ood'; of
Heb.
or. [410
and
1935]
God of majesty; Eliud, an Isr. : Eliud.

t
fruit): olive (berry, tree).
1665. 'EXurdpVr f lisab.

or. [472]
;
el-ee-sab'-et; of
Heb.
1637. i'Xaiov elal&n, el'-ah-yon; neut. of the same

as it&b; olive
oil:
Elisabet,
an Israelitess: Elisabeth.
kp6rneuo,
from
/?? and 42031 to 6e over to fornication.
utteWw unchaste:
ek-porn-yoo'-o; give self
oil.
1666. 'EXunratos
1638. IXauov ."laloii, el-ah-yone'; from 1636; an olive-orchard, i.e. (spec.) the Mt. of Olives: Olivet.
Heb.
or. [477]
Elissceus,
llssal5n, el-is-sah'-yos; of an Isr.: Elissfflus.

helris'-so;
1609.
4KirTit<D
kptuo,
i.e. (flg.)
442q; to spit out,
ek-ptoo'-o; from spurn: reject.
1337
and 1639. 'EXap,CrT|S

Heb.
or. [5867]
;
islamites, el-am-ee'-tace; an Blamite or Persian:Elamite.
of
7667. eXio-o-w heilsso,

to coil or
a form of 1507;
wrap:fold
if
up.
1610. *Kpil,6a ekrizfto, eft-rt'd-o'-o; from /?7 and 4#>2,' to uproot: pluck up by the root, root up.
1640. 4Xdcnrttv elasson, el-as'-sone; or
1611. CKCTCuris gkstasls, ek'-stas-is; from 1830; a displacement of the mind, i.e. bewilderment, " ecsamazed, amazement, astonishment, \- be tasy" :
trance.
IXdrruv elattdn, el-at-tone'; comp. of same as 1646; smaller (in size, quantity, age or quality):less, under, worse, younger.
helkds, hel'-kos; prob. from 1670; an drawn together): sore. the 7669. eXxdu helkdo, hel-kb'-o; from 1068; to cause
766S. 4'Xkos
utcer (as
to ulcerate,
i.e.
(pass.) be
ulcerous:full of sores.
1641. 4Xottov4 eiattoneo, el-at-ton-eh-o; from 1640; to diminish, i.e. fall short:have lack.
1642. 4Xo.tto ekatrepho, ek-stref-o; 7537 and 476.2 to pervert (flg.) : subvert.
,"
from
drag
(lit.
Comp.
1667.
7675. iKTap&o-e ektarasso, ek-tar-as'-so; from /j37B,ndjois; to disturb wholly: exceedingly trou-
ble.
767
<KTtv<o
ekt&no,
efc-ii'-jto;
from
7f.?7
and
1643. 4Xav<* elauno, et-o/-no, a prol. form of a prim, verb (obsol. except in certain tenses as an altem. of this) of uncert. affln. to push (as wind, oars or deemoniacal power): carry, drive, row.
;
1671. 'EXXds Hellas, hel-las'; of uncert. affln.; Hellas (or Greece), a country of Europe: Greece.
7672. "EXXnv Hellen, hel'-lane; from 1671; a Hellen (Grecian) or inhab. of Hellas; by extens. a Greek-speaking person, espec. a non-Jew: Gentile,
Greek.
tcCvu tfino
(to stretcft); to
extend:cast, put forth,
1644- 4\ai(>pCa elaphria, el-af-ree'-ah; from 1045;

levity
(flg.), i.e.
stretch forth (out).
fickleness:
lightness.
el-akh'-is-tos;
;
7675. "EXXtivikos
HellenlkAs,
i.e.
hel-lay-nee-kos'
(in
1615. 4ktX4u> ektelSo, ek-tel-eh'-o; from 1337 and 505-5; to complete fully:finish.
1616. ixrlvaa. *kt u.'ia. ek-ten'-i-ah; from ibi8;
intentness:
1645. IXtuppos elaphrds, el-af-ros'; prob. akin to 1643 and the base of 1640; light, i.e. easy : light.
from
1072;
Hellenic,
Grecian
language):
of
Greek.
1646. IXAxicrros elacblstds,

perl. of i'Xaxvs
su-
767
1672;
"EXXi}vCs
instantly.
glachus (short) used
a Grecian
(i.e.
efc-ten-es'- 3308; least (in size, 1617. &Ttv&rTcpov ektenesterSn, ter-on; neut. of the comp. of 1618; more intently: little (small), smallest.
as equiv. to amount, dignity, etc.):least, very
Hellenls, heUay-nis'; fern, non-Jewish) woman: Greek.
7675. 'EXXi]vi,<rrfjs
tace';
HellenUtes,
hel-lay-nis-
from a der. of 1672; a Hellenist or Greek-speak-
more
earnestly.
1618. iKTtvfjs ektfines, efc-te-ace'; intent: without ceasing, fervent.

1619. licTevfis fiktenos,
/6f<P,-
from
adv.
1614;
1647. IXaxwrroTtpos elachlstdterfts, el-akh-istot'-er-os; comp. of 1646; far less:less than the least.
1648. 'EXedâp Eleazar, el-eh-ad'-zar; of Heb. Eleazar, an Isr.: Eleazar.
ing
Jew:Grecian.
ek-ten-oce';
from
or. [499];
1649. eXpy5 lS 81Sgxls, el'-eng-xis; from 1631; ref3036 (in the sense of account); to reckon in, i.e. attri4ktC0tuu ektltheml, ek-tith'-ay-mee; from utation, i.e. reproof: rebuke. bute:Impute, put on account. eapose; to declare: cast out, to flg. 1650. j-Xeyxos eI8gchds, el'-eng-khos; from 1631; 7537 and 5087; eXXop.ai hellomal. See 138. expound. proof, conviction: evidence, reproof. 1678. 'EX|i.Sdu, lmodam, el-mo-dam'; of Heb. 1621. 4ktivAo-(t ektlnasso, ek-tin-as'-so; from 1651. IX^x elfigcbo, el-eng'-kho; of uncert. af76l?0.
intent!?/.-fervently.
Hellenlstl, hel-lay-nis-tee'; from the same as ^675; Hellenistieally, i.e. in the Grecian language: Greek. 7677. 4XXoy4 ellogeo, el-log-eh'-o; from 1722 and
adv.
7676. 'EXX^no-rC
1337
and Tivdtrcno tinasso

(off).
(to
swing);
to
sftafte
fln.;
to confute, admonish:
convict, convince, tell a
or. [perh. for 486];
Elmodam, an
Isr.:
Elmodam.
violently: shake
fault, rebuke, reprove.
1622. 4kt<5s ektds, ek-tos'; from 7537; the exte- 1652. 4Xiv<Ss elSinds, el-eh-i-nos' ; from 163b; rior; flg. (as a prep.) aside from, besides;but, ex- -pitiable: miserable. cept (-ed), other than, out of, outside, unless, without. 1653. IXelu eleo, el-eh-eh'-o; from 1636; to com1623. Jktos hSktos, hek'-tos; ordinal from /ft)?; passionate (by word or deed, spec, by divine grace):
7679. 4XirC elplzo, el-pid'-zo; from 1680; to expect or confide: (have, thing) hope (-d) (for), trust.
elpo
1680. 4Xirts ejplg, el-pece'; from a prim. cXirw (to anticipate, usually with pleasure); expectation (abstr. or concr.) or confidence: faith, hope.
stVttft: sixth.
1621f. the base of jy7," to deflect, i.e. turn omxju flg.): avoid, turn (aside, out of the way).
eKTptVa ektrepo,
ek-trep'-o;
have compassion from /J37 and shew) mercy (on).

(lit,
(pity on),
have
(obtain,
receive,
76S7. 'EXvuas Blnmas, el-oo'-mas; of Elymas, a wizard: Elymas.
for. or.;
or
1654-
&.ti\\i.<urbvr\
eleem5suiie,
el-eh-ay-mosi.e.
765.2.
4Xot eloi, el-o-ee'; of Chald, or. [486 with
oo'-nay; from 1636; compassionateness,
(as exer-
pron. suff.];
my Sod.Eloi,
Emowtoo
Exaygehomahee

1707.
4|iirXK
1683. 4|mm>tov Smant&n, em-ow-too'; gen. comp. of 1700 and 846; of myself (so likewise the dat.
p.avJTu>
<
femplfeko,
i.e.
em-pJefc'-o;
from
7722
1729.
of 7722
cvSetf)S
endees,
(in the
en-deh-ace';
from a comp.
and
#720;
(in,
to entwine,
self with).
(flg.)
involve with:
en-
and 727o
sense of lacking); deficient
ihm utoj em-ow-to'; and
ace.
tangle
in .-lacking.
cpaurov
^maatdn,
em-ow-ton'):
me, mine
1708.
6(j.irXT)9
p.irXoKirj
fempletbo.
gee
1703.
own
(self),
myself.
fenipldke, em-plok-ay'; from 7707;
77J7;
1730. cv$i-y|xa fendelgma, en'-dighe-mah; from an indication (concr.): manifest token.
1684. Iu.j$alvw enibalno, em-ba'hee-no; from 7722 elaborate braiding of the hair:plaiting. and the base of 030; to walk on, i.e. embark 1709. lu/trWu lllpin <> emp-neh'-o; from 7722 and (aboard a vessel), reach (a pool): come (get) into, 4134; to inhale, i.e. (flg.) to be animated by (bent into, in, take ship. (up) step enter (into), go breathe. upon) 1685. IpfidXXtt emballd, em-bal'-lo; from 7722 1710. ep.iropcvouai AmpAreuAmal, em-por-yoo'and 00b; to throw on, i.e. (fig.) subject to (eternal om-ahee; from 7722 and 4108; to travel in (a country punishment): cast into. as a pedlar), i.e. (by impl.) to trade: buy and sell, 1686. C|j.f)&irT embapto, em-bap'-to; from 1722 make merchandise.
1
:
1731. EVoetKW|u
endeiknuml,
en-dike'-noo-
mee; from 7722 and 7766; to indicate (by word or act) : do, show (forth).
1732.
i'vSi|is
endelxlg,
en'-dikesis;
from
from
indication (abstr.):
declare, evident token, proof.

hen'-dek-ah;
ten,
1731;
1733. EvScxa
neut. of) 7J20 eleven.
hendfeka,
and
7776;
(the
one and
i.e.
eleven:
etc.)
and grr', to whelm on, i.e. w>e (a part of the person, by contact with a fluid:dip.
1687. }if3a,Tvw
7722
1711. ejiiropio
empArla,
em-por-ee'-ah;
tern.
1734.
ord.
v8&aTOs
hendekatAs,
hen-dek'-at-os
from
from
777J; traffic:
merchandise.
empArlAn,
(**
from
1733; eleventh: eleventh.
embateao.
em-bat-yoo'-o;
from
1712. Ijiiropiov
777J; a
and a presumed der. of the base of 1684; to intrude on (fig.): intrude into.
1688.
cu{3i|3dj;<o
em-por'-ee-on; neut.
1735. s'v&x'Tai
(impers.)
it is
qjo; equiv. to
ndoclx
till
en-dekh'-et-ahee;
mart
emporium"): merchandise.
third pers. sing. pres. of a
Ambibazo, em-bib-ad, '-zo; from 1713. u/iropos femporos, em'-por-os; from 7722 aDd the base of #79*; a (wholesale) tradesman: 7722 and PiPdl> blbazo (to mount; causat. of merchant.
1684); to
accepted in,
comp. of 7722 and 7200V i.e. admitted (possible):
can
+ not) be.
v8rj|ic
1736.
place on,
i.e.
transfer (aboard a vessel):
endemeo,
en-<toj/-me?i'-o;
from
put
in.
1714. 6u,irp<j8
1689. Iu,f3\iru
emblepo,
em-blep'-o;
from 7722
up, look
7722
and
irp<|8<
empretho, em-pray'-tho; pretho (to blow aflame): to

femprAstbfen,
comp. of 7722 and 727<y," to be in one's own country, from i.e. home (fig.):be at home (present).
enkin-
and
997;
to look on,
i.e. (rel.)
to observe fixedly, or
dle, i.e. set
on fire: bum up.

em' -pros-then;
1737. cvSiSvo-Ku
prol.
endldasko,
en-did-oos'-ko;
(absol.) to
discern clearly : behold, gaze
form of
77^6; to invest (with
a garment): from 7722
1715. eu,irpo<r8ev
clothe in, wear.
upon, (could) see. 1690.

l|xppi|iclo(j.ai
einbrimaomaf
Ppi|tdo|j.ai
em-brim-
in front of (in place [lit. or flg.] or time): against, at, before, (in presence, sight) of.
from
7722
and
4314;
1738. evSucos
endlbAa,
i.e.
en'-dee-kos;
and
1340; in the right,
equitable:
brlmaAah'-om-ahee; from 7722 and to have indignation (to snort with anger); (intrans.) sigh with blame, to on, i.e. (trans.) to chagrin, (spec.) to sternly enjoin:straitly charge,
1716.
cu-irrvci)
emptuo,
on: spit
just.
en-dom'-ay-sis:
emp-too'-o;
(upon).
from
7722
and
1739. EvSou/no-is
mal
4420; to spit at or
endAmesls,
and a
i.e.
from a comp.
of 7722
der. of the base of 727*,-
groan,
murmur against.
em-fan-ace'; from a comp. of 7722 and 531b; apparent in self :manifest,
1717. ep.<|>av^s
openly.
fempbanes.
a housing in (residence),
1740. evSogdgu
structure:building,
en-dox-ad'-zo; from
endAxazo,
1691. hp feme, em-eh'; a prol. form of 3163;

I,
me:
to
7747; to glorify:glorify.
me,
my
1718.
(-self).
from
affln.:
ifest,
1692.
k\xiu>
emfeo, em-eh' -o; of uncert.
em-fan-id' -zo; person) or disclose (by inform, (will) manwords): appear, declare (plainly),
eu-<j>avô>
emphanizo,
(in
7777;
to exhibit
1741. ev5oos
endAxAs,
i.e.
and
ious,
7J97;
in glory,
[ly],
en'-dox-os; from 7722 splendid, (flg.) noble: glor-
vomit: (will) spue.

1693. l(j.|iaivo(iai
shew, signify.
4'p,<j>oj3os
gorgeous
honourable.
femmalnomal, em-mah'eefemph obos, em'-fob-os; from 7722 nom-ahee; from 7722 and 310s; to rave on, i.e. rage and 5401; in fear, i.e. alarmed: affrighted, afraid, tremble. at:be mad against.
1719.
1742. ?v5vu,a enduma, en'-doo-mah; from 77*0, apparel (espec. the outer i-obe):clothing, garment, raiment. 1743. e'vSwctnow
em-man-oo- 1720. (j.ij>\Krau emphusao, em-foosah'-o; from tmiuaiiuu.'l Heb. or. [6005] God with us; Emmanuel, a 7722 and <(>vo-d<i pbusao (topujn [comp. 3433] to name of Christ: Emmanuel. btow at or on: breathe on.
1694. 'Ejij).avo\)T|X
ale'; of
; !
endunamAo,
to
en-doo-nam-o'-o;
(increase
from
in)
7722
and
7^72,'
empower: enable,
strength
(-en),
be (make) strong.
en-doo'-no; from wrap [comp. 77^]) on,
7772
1695. 'Eppaovs l":miiiH<:UM em-mah-ooce' ; prob.

of Heb. or. [comp. 3328]
;
17%1. (^vros
empbutAs,
implanted
1744- evSivw
em'-foo-tos;
from
Snduno,
7722
and
Emmaiis, a place
in Pal.
: and a
der. of 3433;
fin, en;
(flg.):
engrafted.
7470; to sink (by impl.
Emuaaus.
1696.
|x|jtcva>
sneak:
creep.
i.e. (flg.)
emmeno,
em-men' -o; tvom 17220x1a

i.e. (flg.)
3306; to stay in the same place,
to persevere:
continue.
1697. 'E|i(iop
[3544];
mmAr,
(i.e.
Emmor
Heb. or. Chamor), a Canaanite: Emmor.

;
em-mor
of
1698.
e(ioC feiiioi
em-oy'; a prol. form of 3427; to
me; I, me, mine, my.

1699. epos
a prim. prep, denoting (fixed) position (in place, time or state), and (by impl.) instrumentality (medially or constructively), i.e. a relation of rest (intermediate between 75-79 and 7,577); "in," at, (up) on, by, etc.: about, after, against, -f- almost, X altogether, among, X as, at, before, between, (here-) by (+ all means), for ( sake of), give self wholly to, (here) in (-to, -wardly), X mightily, (because) of, (up-) on, [open] ly, x outwardly, one,
.
1722. ev
1745. cvSvo-is emdiists, en'-doo-sis; from 77^6; investment with clothing: putting on.
1746. Iv&iu
(in
enduo,
en-doo'-o;
from
7722
and 1416
the sense of sinking into a garment); to invest with clothing (lit. or flg.):array, clothe (with), endue, have (put) on.
tve'-yKW enegbo. See 3343. 1747. eveSpa fenedra. en-ed'-rah; fem. from 7722 and the base of 7^76; an ambuscade, i.e. (flg.) murderous purpose: lay wait. See also 7749.
em As, em-os'; from the oblique cases of

my:ot me, mine
(own),
quickly,
shortly, [speedi-] ly,
that,
there
through (out), (un) to (-ward), under, when, where (-with), while, with (in). Often used in com1700. ipov femAu, em-oo'; a prol. form of 34So; of pounds, with substantially the same import; rarely me:me, mine, my. with verbs of motion, and then not to indicate direc1701. tuiraiyiids fempalgmAs, emp-aheeg-mos 1 ; tion, except (elliptically) by a separate (and different) prep. from 7702; derision: mocking.
7^7? (769*, 7700, 7697);
my.
(-in, -on),
1748. evtoptia
774*7;
enfdreuo,
(flg.)
to lurk,
i.e.
en-ed-ryoo'-o; from plot assassination:lay wait
for.
1749. cveSpov
enedrdn,
en'-ed-ron;
i.e. (flg.)
neut. of the
de-
1702. ((vn-ai^w fempaizo, emp-aheed'-zo; 7722 and jy; to jeer at, i.e. deride:mock.
1705. <|iiraCKTiis
from 1723.
fempalkteg, emp-aheek-tace'
i.e.
en-angkal-id'-zom-ahee; from 7722 and a der. of 43; to take in one's arms, i.e. embrace: take up in arms.
fe
eva-YKaXfi;o|jiai
nagkallzomal
as 7747; an ambush, sign;lying in wait.
same
murderous
1750. IvaXia eneileo, en-i-leh'-o; from 7772 and

the base of
7507,*
to
enwrap:
wrap in.
from
7702;
a derider,
(by impl.) a false teacher:
1724. tvdXios fenall As. en-al'-ee-os: from 7722 and

231; in the sea,
i.e.
1751. VM|U
75-70,'
.
mocker,
scoffer.
marine:thing in the
sea.
from 7772 and to be within (neut. part, plur.}:such things as

en'-i-mee:
eneiml,
i!7&. eu.irepiiraT&
pat-eh'-o;
from
(flg.)
7722
a place, walk in.

1705.
i.e.
fempferlpatfeo, ew-per-ee- 1725. Evavri enantl, en'-an-tee: from 7722 and to perambulate on 473; in front (i.e. flg. presence) of:before. to be occupied among persons: 1726. Ivavrtov fenantlAn. en-an-tee'-on; neut. of
have.
See also
7762.
and -^j;
1752. evtKO henelta. hen'-ek-ah; or

?V6Kv
ctvcKEV
affln.;
|iirirXii|j.i
Amplpleml.
or
em-pip' -lay-mee;
7727; (adv.) in the presence (view)
of: before, in the
beneben. hen'-ek-en; or bMnfiken, hi'-nek-en;
of uncert
sake),
presence
of.
4|iirXij8ci>
emplethd,
to
fill
7722
and the base of 41x8;

(lit.
em-play' -tho; from in {up), i.e. (by impl.)
1727. cvavrfos
'723',
SnantWs
fig.
on account of: because, for (where) fore, by reason of, that.
(cause,
en-an-tee'-os;
from
1753. cvcpyeia
efficiency
opposite;
antagonistic: (over) against,
energAia
en-erg' -i-ah;
from
775-6,'
to satisfy
or flg.):fill.
contrary.
em-pip'-to;
("energy"): operation, strong,
(effectual)
working.
1706. i|tirCirru
emplpto,
i.e. (lit.)
from
7722
(flg.)
1728. (v&pxouai
ahee;
fenarchAmai,
and
7j6;
and 4008;
to fall on,
be entrapped by, or
from
7722
en-ar'-khomto commence on;rule
Be overwhelmed with:fall
among (into).
1754. Ivtpyla energeo, en-erg-eh'-o; from 775-6; to be actitie, efficient:do, (be) effectual (fervent),
[by mistake for
7.57J.
be mighty
in,
shew forth
self,
work
(effectually in)

1765. ivipnpipa
Emowtoo
Exaygehomahee
29
gngrgema,
en-era'-ay-maA;
from
1734:
an effect:operation, working.
an interview,
sion, prayer.
1783. IVrtvgis enteuxts, ent'-yook-sis; from 1703; supplication: intercesi.e. (spec.)
1811. 4$aKoXoveiu
theh'-o;
txakdloututo.
from 7JJ7 and 790; to follow imitate, obey, yield to:follow.
out, Le.
ex-ak^loo(flg.) to
1756. frcpY^S nrges, en-er-gace'; from 1722 and .?oat' active, operative:effectual, powerful. 1757. ivtvXtfyfe
nnldgd,
1784. <fvTi|Xos gntlmfts, en'-tee-mos; from 7722 1812. c'aKoo-ioi litxak<"si.t. and 3002; valued (flg.):dear, more honourable, pre- plur. ordinal from 7&jj and 7j#o;
cious, in reputation.
hex-ak-os'-ee-oy;
sia:
Aundred:six
en-yoo-log-eh'-o;
hundred.
from 7722 and 2/27; to confer a
benefit
on:bless.
1785. iyroX-tfj nt51e, en-tol-ay 1 ; from 17S1; in- 1813. 4|a\e<{xi> SxalSipho, ex-al-i'-fo; from 75^7 1758. ivi\a eiifeclio, en-ekh'-o; from 7722 and junction, i.e. an authoritative prescription: com- and 27<y; to smear out, i.e. obliterate (erase tears, flg. ensnare,' by impl. to 2702; to AoM in or upon, i.e. pardon sin):blot out, wipe away. mandment, precept. keep a grudge:entangle with, have a quarrel against, exallttmal, ex-al'-tom-ahee; 1786. IvTdirios entdplds, en-top' -ee-os; from 7722 1814. e6XXo|un urge. from 7jtf7 and 242; to spring forth:leap up. and ,5-/77; a resident: of that place. 1759. JvBdSt SnthadS, en-thad'-eh; from a prol. 1515. tjavdo-rao-is exanagtasls, ex-an-as'-tasform of /72a," prop, within, i.e. (of place) here, 1787. 4vtos fintos, en-tos'; from 7722; inside (adv. is; from 7477; a rising from death: resurrection. or noun): within. hither:(t-) here, hither.
1516. cgavaT&Xu ftxanateilo, ea:-an-af-eZ'-to; 1760. v0vfio|i<u {nthnmiSmai, en-thoo-meh'- 1788. ivrpiira entrSpo, en-trep'-o; from 7722 and from 1537 a.nA.303; to start up out of the ground, i.e. om-ahee; from a comp. of /72a and 3772; to 6e inspir- the base of 57/7; to invert, i.e. (flg. and reflex.) in a good sense, to respect; or in a bad one, to con- germinate: spring up. ited, i.e. ponder:think. found:regard, (give) reverence, shame. 1517. <avto-rn|n cxanlstemi, ex-an-is'-tay-mee; 176*1. lv6v|tr)o-is enthumesls, en-thoo'^nay-sis;
from
1700; deliberation: device, thought.
and 3142;
1762. ?vt enl, en'-ee; contr. for third pers. sing,
pres. indie, of
be, (there)
is.
77.5-7;
1789. 4vTp4<J> ntr$pb.d, en-tref-o; from 7722 nourish up in. (flg.) to educate:
from
1J37 and 430; obj. to produce, i.e. (flg.) beget; subj. to arise, i.e. (flg.) object:raise (rise) up.
impers. there is in or
among: 1790.
prol.
VTpO|ios
ntr&mfis,
en'-trom-os;
7722 andj/jo; terrified:
quake,
trembled.
from 1818. cairaTac exapatao, ex-apat-ah'-o; from 1S37 and 538; to seduce wholly: beguile, deceive.
1519.
1763. iviavros
fniaul <*>,
en-ee-ow-tos 1 ;
from a prim,
7722
c'vos
ends
(a year);
a year:year.
1
1791. 4vTpoirri ntrOpe, en-trop-ay 1 ; tiora 1788; confusion:shame. 1792.

en-troo-fah'-o; 1722 and 3171; to revel in;sporting selves,
lvTpu<j>dii>
dmva Sxaplna,
der. of the
ex-ap'-ee-nah;
from 733?
i.e.
1764. 4v(o"rt||U
and
247b; to place
Snlsteml, en-is -tay-mee; from from on hand, i.e. (reflex.) impend,

en-is-khoo'-o;
Sntraphao,
same as 760; of a sudden, pectedly: suddenly. Comp. 7*70.

and a
unex-
(part.)
be instant:
come, be at hand, present.

from
1793. 4vTvyx<v
1765. ivio\vo
1722
Snlschno,
and
24S0;
to invigorate (trans, or reflex.):
en-toong-khan'o; from 7722 and 3177; to cluxnee upon, i.e. (by impl.) confer with; by extens. to entreat (in favor or
entngchano,
make
15#0. tairop&>|i,ai exap#r66mal, ex-ap-or-eh'om-ahee; mid. from 7,537 and 639; to be utterly at a loss, i.e. despond: (in) despair.
1821. c|airoo-T4W<a
lo;
exapdettello,
to send
ex-ap-os-tel'-
strengthen.
against):deal with,
en'-nat-os;
intercession.
1766.
cwaros gnnatAs,
ord.
from
1794- ivrvkUro-a entullsso, en-too-lis'-so; from

7722
forth, i.e. (on mission) to despatch, or (peremptorily) to dismiss:

7537
640;
from
and
away
send (away, forth,

1822. |apTfi>
7J77
out).
1767: ninth:
ninth.
en-neh'-ah; a prim,
1767.
nine:
evWa .*nnea.
number;
and twXCco" tullsso (to twist; prob. akin to 7/07); to entwine, i.e. wind up in: wrap in (together).
1795. lyTuirdcit gntupAo, en-too-po'-o; from 7722 and a der. of 3179; to enstamp, i.e. engrave: engrave.
exartlzo,
to
ex-ar-fid'-zo;
from
and a
der. of 7jo;
niDe.
1768. iwcvr|KovT<uvWa nnnek6ntaiiiia, en-nen-ay-kon-tah-en-neh'-ah; from a (tenth) multiple of 1767 and 1767 itself; ninety-nine:ninety and
nine.
equip fully (a teacher):

nish.
out (time); flg. to accomplish, thoroughly fur,/inisfc
1796. vv(3pli>
7722
gnubrlzo,
insult:
en-oo-brid'-zo;
and 3103; to
do despite unto.
from 1823. câo-Tpdirru exastrapto, ex>as-trap'-to; from 7jj>7 and 707; to lighten forth, i.e. (flg.) to be radiant (of very white garments): glistening. 1824. t|avrns Sxaatea, ex-ow'-tace; from 7537 and the gen. sing. fern, of 84b (3610 being understood); from that hour, i.e. instantly:by and by,
immediately, presently, straightway.
1769. iwt&s fnnfi'is dumb (as mofcino signs),
en-neh-os';
i.e.
silent
from 7770; nee-ad'-zom-ahee; from astonish- dream (-er).

7722
1797. tvwirvidou.ai. $nupnlaz6mai, en-oopmid. from 770*; to dream:
ment: speechless.
1770. Ivvrfw inniiio. en-nyoo'-o; from 7722 and yjoo; to nod oi, i.e. beckon or communicate by gesture:make signs.
1771. cvvoia tiinola, en'-noy-ah; from a comp. of 1722 and jôj; thoughtfulness, i.e. moral understanding; intent, mind.
1798. 4vvirviov finupnldii., en-oop'-nee-on; from and 3238; something seen in sleep, i.e. a dream (vision in a dream): dream.
1800. 'Evws Eno8, en-oce'; of Heb. or. [583]; .Enos cape (to the shore):depart, get [to land], go out. 1772. cwo|ios jfniiimdi, en'-nom-os; from 1722 (i.e. Enosh), a patriarch:Enos. 1827. i%e\ty\a xlgeho, ex-el-eng'-kho; from and J/J/," (subj.) legal, or (obj.) subject to: lawful, 1801. ivorlXpuM. under law. enottzAmal, en-o-tid'-zom- IS37 and 76J7; to convict fully, i.e. (by impl.) to punish: convince. 1773. VWx.ov gnnuclidn, en'-noo-khon; neut. ahee; mid. from a comp. of 7722 and.?77j7 to take in 15#5. eijX.K<i) gxelko, ex-el'-ko; from 1337 and of a comp. of 1722 and J/?/; (adv.) by night:before one^s ear, i.e. to listen: hearken. 7670; to drag forth, i.e. (flg.) to entice (to sin):drawday.
1799. Iviiiriov Snopldn, en-o'-pee-on; neut. of a comp. of 7722 and a der. of 3700; in the face of (lit. or flg.): before, in the presence (sight) of, to.
1525. têyttpa Sx&gilro, ex-eg-i'-ro; from 1337 and 1453; to rouse fully, i.e. (flg.) to resuscitate (from death), release (from infliction): raise up.
1826. eci)U
t(H
&xlml,
;
ex'-i-mee;
i.e.
from
1337
and
iml
(to go)
to issue,
leave (a place), es-
177Jf. Ivoik&o ?n<UkV>, en-oy-keh'-o; and 3611; to inhabit (flg.):dwell in.

1775. ivirrff
oneness,
1776".
from from
1722
1802. 'Ev<4x nok, en-oke'; of Heb. or. Enoch (i.e. Ghanok), an antediluvian:Enoch.
4J
[2585];
away.
15#9, ttpau.a
x.
See
xrama,
ex-er'-am-ah; from
7jtf7.
hndtes,
hen-ot'-ace;
7/20;
1503.
fj
bSx,
ftea;;
a prim, numeral; sir: six.

ex-ang-el'-lo;
i.e.
and a presumed tp&a rao vomit, i.e. food disgorged: vomit.

comp. of
7J-J7
(to spue);
i.e. (flg.)
unanimity: unity.
en-ofcft-left'-o;
1804.
QayyikXa fixagggllo,
.72;
from
1830. efapeuvdw
gx6r6uiiao, ex-er-yoo-nah'o;
4vo\W findchlSo,
from 7722
and J797; to crowd in, i.e. (flg.) to annoy: trouble. 1777. ivo\os gndcbds, en'-okh-os; from 77/^; /505. egayopdjw exagdrazo, ex-ag-or-ad'-zo; Jiaule to (a condition, penalty or imputation):in from 7jj7 and jo; to buy up, i.e. ransom; fig. to resdanger of, guilty of, subject to. cue from loss (improve opportunity):redeem. 1778. erroAjia gmtalma, en'-tal-mah; from 77.fr; 1306\ l|d-y gxago, ex-ag'-o; from 7537 and 77; to an injunction, i.e. religious precept: commandment.
7537
and the base of shew forth.
to publish,
celebrate:
from /J-J7 and 2043; to eaylore (flg.) : search diligently.

1531. elpxou.cu SxercbAmal, ex-er'-khomahee; from 7537 and 2064; to issue (lit. or flg.): come^forth, out), depart (out of), escape, get out, go (abroad, away, forth, out, thence), proceed (forth), spread abroad.
153?. eJ;rTi
pres. indie, of
lead forth: bring forth (out), fetch (lead) out.
xstl,
ex'-es-tee;
third pers. sing,
1779. 4vTaj>i45
ntaphlazo,
to
en-ta/-ee-ad'-zo;
a comp. of 1337 and
1310; so also
from a comp. of 7722 and 5028; ments for interment: bury.

1780. 4vra<j>iao-p.6s
as-mos'; burying.
inswathe with cere-
ntaphlasmfts,
1807. itpxpia exalrJo, ea-ahee-reh'-o; from 1337 act. to tear out; mid. to select; fig. to release: deliver, pluck out, rescue.
and 138;
en-taf-ee-
efoV fixdn, ex-on'; neut. pres. part, of the (with or without some form of 75-70 expressed) impers. if is right (through the flg. idea of being out
same
from
7770,'
preparation for interment:

en-tel'-lom-ahee;
1808.
142; to
exairo, ex-ah'ee-ro; from 1537 and. remove:put (take) away.

!a(f>(D
in public):be lawful, let,
X may
(-est).
1533. cerda>
(by questions),
1781.
IvT&Xopai ni116mal,
7722
1509. Igairloiuu
desire.
from
1782.
and the base of 5056; to enjoin: (give) ahee; mid. from 7.07 and
1510.
l|o<j>VT)s
&xalt&mal, ex-ahee-teh'-om154; to demand (for trial) :

ex-ah'eef-nace;
x$tazo, ex-et-ad'-zo; bom 1537 and trdju gtazo (to camine); to test thoroughly
i.e.
ascertain or inferrooizfe.-ask,
charge, (give)
command (-ments), injoin. ivrcvOcv SntSntoSn, ent-yoo'-then; from
enquire, search.
exalplines,
iSig.
from
the same as 77J0; hence (lit. or flg.); (repeated) on both sides.(from) hence, on either side.
7j^7 and the base of 760;
of a sudden (unexpectedly):
from
1534. eivyfo|iai *3Cg**D>"l. ex-ayg-eh'-onuahee; 7537 and 2233; to consider out (aloud), Le. retell.
suddenly.
Comp.
hearse, unfold.declare,
30
Hexaykontah Epistamahee

(by impl.) to engage to do something, to assert something respecting oneself : profess, (make) promi.e.
bAxekAnta, hex-ay'-kon-tah; the tenth multiple of 1803; sixty: sixty [-fold], threescore.
1835. {{tJkovtci
1836.
cjjiis
<)><Sp
pbor (a thief);
in theft
itself, i.e.
(by anal.) in
actual crime:
m the very act.

papbras,
ep-af^rat';
ise.
hexes,
hex-ace';
from 7*97; Epaphras, a Chr.:Epaphras. a self-committal (by assurance of conafter, following, X morrow, Dext. 1890.. Tra4>p Apapbrlzo, ep-af-rid'-zo; from ferring some good):promise. 1837. c6^1X^ ^lO, AxecbAAmal, ex-ay-kheh'-omexhibit (a X?&?. eirdya Apago, ep-ag'-o; from 7009 and 77; to 7909 and <to; to /00m upon, i.e. (fig) to vile passion) : foam out, ahee; mid. from 1337 and 2278; to " echo" forth, i.e. superinduce, i.e. inflict (an evil), charge (a crime): resound (be generally reported): sound forth. bring upon. 1891. 'EiriuppoSiTos papbrAdltAs, ep-af-rod'1838. i'jjis hSxis, hex'-is; from 2792; habit., i.e. (by 1864. irayvtJop,ai ApagonlzAmal, ep-ag-o- ee-tos; from 7909 (in the ".ruse of devoted to) and
sense of taking hold
of, i.e.
(in the adjoining); successive:
from
siga
1862. lir&y"YX|i.a
ApaggAlma,
1889. 'Eira<f>pds
ep-ang'-el-mah;
contr.
from
1861;
'
impl.) practice:
use.
1839.
or
t;to"rn|tt
2476,'
extsteml,
ex-is 1 -tay-mee;
i.e.
nid'-zom-ahee; from 7909 and from earnestly contend for.
73;
to struggle for:
'A<|>po8TT)
ApbrAdlte
(Venus); Epaphroditus, a
7**9.
Chr.:Epaphroditus.
ep-ath-roid'-zo;
(to assemble)
;
/J37 and
(reflex.)
astound, become astounded, insane: amaze, be

to put (stand) out of wits,
self (selves), bewitch,
Comp.
(make) astonished, be beside wonder.
ApatbrAIzo, from 7909 and d8poi| atbr Aizo

1865. eiraSpoCgu
1892.
4irc7<Cp
ApAgAlro,
upon,
ep-eg-i'-ro;
to
and
1433; to rouse
i.e. (fig.)
from 7909 to excite against:
accumulate: gather thick together.

EiraCvETOs Ejmitti'tds. ep-a'hee-net-os; from 1867; praised; Epcenetus, a Chr.:Epenetus.
1866.
raise, stir up.
1840. iîayia Axlscbud, ex-is-khoo'-o; from 1337 and 2480; to tove full strength, i.e. oe entirely com1867. !iraiv& ApalnAo, ep-ahee-neh'-o; from 7909 petent:be able. and 7jv,' to applaud: commend, laud, praise. 18Jfl. i'goSos AxAdAB, ex'-od-os; from 7.537 and 1868. ifiraivos ApainAs, ep'-ahee-nos; from 7909 559*; an exit, i.e. (flg.) death:decease, departing. commenda184%. IJoXoOpriiu AxAlAthrfiuo, ex-ol-oth-ryoo'- and the base of 134; laudation; concr. a
o;
1893.
cirtC
i.e.
upon,
ApAl, ep-i'; from 7909 and 7^57; theresince (of time or cause) because, else, for
:
that (then, -asmuch as), otherwise, seeing that, since,
when,
1894. iiraH\ ApAlde, ep-i-day', from 7<Ky and 7277; since now, i.e. (of time) when, or (of cause) whereas:
-
from
rs37
and 304s; to extirpate:destroy.
ble
thing: praise.
after that, because, for (that,

since.
-asmuch
as),
seeing,
ISJfS.
c|o|io\oy^
AxSmAIAgAo,
ex-om-ol-oa-
eh'-o; trora 1337
and 3670;
to acknowledge or (by impl.
1869. eiraipo epairo, ep-ahee'-ro; from 7909 and 142; to raise up (lit. or flg.): exalt self, poise (lift,
take) up.
1895. lireiSîrep
1894
ApAldepAr, ep-i-day'-per; from

indeed (of cause):forasmuch.
and
4007; since
of assent) a^rree fully: confess, profess, promise.

4dv
AxAn. See
1832.
1870. eirai.o-xvvou.ai
ApalscbnnAmai,
ep-ahee-
1844- tJopKCJoi AxArklzo, ex-or-kid'-zo; from 7577 and 3726; to exact an oath, i.e. conjure: adjure. 1845. l|opKv<rrf|s
skhoo'-nom-ahee; from /goq and 133; to feel shame for something: be ashamed.
from 1844;
AxArklstes, ex-or-kis-tace' and 134; one that binds by an oath (or spell), i.e.
1871. rraiTw ApaitAo, ep-ahee-teh'-o; from 7909 to ask for:beg.
1896. eirctSov ApAldAn, ep-i'-don; and other moods and persons of the same tense; from 7909 and 74192; to regard (favorably or otherwise):behold, look upon.
4007; since indeed (of
(by impl.) an " exorcist " (conjurer):
exorcist.
from
1872. IrraKoXouOtu
theh'-o;
(after).
ApakolAathAo,
790;
1897. tiretirep ApAlpAr, ep-i'-per; from 1803 and cause): seeing.
ep-afc-ot-oo-
1846. Igopwnro 1537 and 3736; to
AxArusso,
from
7909
and
to
ex-or-oos'-so;
accompany: follow
1898. ena<ray<iyyi[
ApAlsagoge,
and
1321;
ep-ice-ag-o-gay'
from a comp. of
tion:bringing in.
7909
a superintroduc-
(tio out, i.e. (by extens.) to extract (an eye), remove (a roofing): break up, pluck out.
1873. liraKOvo)
ApakAno,
ep-ak-oo'-o;
from
7909
1847. cov8ev<Se> AxAndAnAo, ex-oo-den-o'-o; from 7,537 and a der. of the neut. of 3762; to make utterly nothing of, i.e. despise: sdt at nought. See
also 1848.
and
797; to
hearken (favorably) to:hear.
1874' "iraKpodo(j.ai ApakrAaAmal, ep-ak-roah'-om-ahee; from 7909 and the base of 202; to listen (intently) to. hear.
1875. iirav
ticle
1899. sireiTa ApAlta, ep'-i-tah; from 7909 and 1334; thereafter:after that (ward), then.
1900. 4-rreKsiva
ApAkAina,
side of:
ep-ek'-i-nah;
and
i.e.
(the ace. plur. neut. of) 1363;
upon
from 7909 those parts of,

ep-efc-tt'-
1848. hipxfttvia
var. of 1847
spise, least
AxAutbAnAo,
ex-oo-then-eh'-o; a
and mean, the same: contemptible, deesteemed, set at nought.
Span, ep-an'; from 7909 and 302; a parof indef. contemporaneousness; whenever, as
on the further
beyond.
1901. lircKTeCvO|j.at
ApAktAlnAmai,
soon as:
neut. of
when.
epanagkAs,
7909
ep-ati'-cttig-fces;
nom-ahee; mid. from 7909 and 7674; to stretch (oneself) forward upon.reach forth.
1902. lirevSvopat ApAndnAmal, ep-en-doo'-omahee; mid. from 7909 and 77^6; to invest upon oneself : be clothed upon.
(in the
1849. 4|o<rtt Axdusla, ex-oo-see'-ah; from 1832 sense of ability); privilege, i.e. (subj.) force, capacity, competency, freedom, or (obj.) mastery (concr. magistrate, superhuman, potentate, token of control), delegated influence: authority, jurisdiction, liberty, power, right, strength. 1850. 4{jowridt,u
1876. eirdva-yices
necessity,
i.e.
a presumed comp. of
necessarity:
and 318;
(adv.)
on
necessary.
Apamagd, ep-an-ag'-o; from 7909 andj.27; to Zead up 071, i.e. (techn.) to put out (to sea); (intrans.) to return: launch (thrust) out, return,
1877. irava/y<D
1903.
irevSiPTtis
7905,'
ApAndutes,
i.e.
ep-en-doo'-tace;
from
coat.
a wrapper,
outer garment:
fisher's
1878. !irava,piu,Wj<rK Apanamimnesbo, ep1904- 4ir^pxop.oi ApArchAmal, ep-er'-khom-ahee; from 184/); to control: exercise authority upon, an-ah-minwnace' -ko; from 7909 and 363; to remind from 7909 and 2064; to supervene, i.e. arrive, occur, of:put in mind. bring under the (have) power of. impend, attack, (fig.) influence: come (in, upon). 1851. H&yJ\ AxAcbe, ex-okh-ay'; from a comp. of 1879. eiravairavouat ApanapanAmal, ep-an1905. 4irepci)T&o> eperotao, ep-er-otah'-o; from to settle ah-pow'-om-ahee; mid. from and 7909 373; 7577 and 2192 (mean, to stand out); prominence 7909 and 2063; to ask for, i.e. inquire, seek: ask on; (remain)
AxAnslazo,
ex-oo-see-ad'-zo;
(fig.):principal.
lit.
or
flg.
(rety)'rest in (upon).
185%. iJuirvCJw Axiipnlzo, ex-oop-nid'-zo; 1833; to wjafcen: awake out of sleep.
1853. Jfgwirvos
AxupnAs,
ex'-oop-nos;
and 3238; awake: X out of sleep.

1854doors),
J<*
}it.
from 1880. eiravlpxouai ApanArchAmal, ep-an er'- 1906. cirepc&Tnpa ApArotema, ep-er-o'-tay-mah; khom-ahee; from 7909 and 424; to come up on, i.e. refrom 79057 an inquiry: answer. turn: come again, return. from 1537 1907. ttti\m ApAcho, ep-ekh'-o; from 7909 and 1881. iiravCo-raum Apanlstamal, ep-an-is'i.e. (flg.)
(after, questions),
demand,
desire, question.
8x0,
ex'-o; adv. from 1337; out (-side, of or fig.:away, forth, (with-) out (of,
tam-ahee; mid. from 7909 and 430; to stand to attack:rise up against.
up
on,
2192; to hold
upon,
i.e.
(by impl.) to retain; (by ex-
tens.) to detain; (with impl. of 3563) to
pay attention
-ward), strange.
1882. iravop0wcris
ex'-o-then;
ApanArtbdsls,
and
461;
ep-an-or'-tho-
1855.
out.
(a>8(v
exothen,
from 1834;
ex-
sis;
from a comp.
i.e. (flg.)
of 7909
a straightening up
to: give (take) heed unto, hold forth, mark, stay. 1908. 4irnpcd AperAazo, ep-ay-reh-ad'-zo; from
ternal (-ly):out (-side -ward, -wardly), (from) with-
again,
tion.
rectification (reformation):correc-
a comp. of
to insult,
7909 and (prob.) dpeid arAla (threats); slander:use despitefully, falsely accuse.
1856.
w0e'
1883. Iirdvu Apano, ep-cm'-o; from 7009 and 307; 1909. ir Api, ep-ee'; a prim. prep. prop. mean. AxotbAo, ex-o-theh'-o; or up above, i.e. over or on (of place, amount, rank, super-imposition (of time, place, order, etc.), as a re<S6w Axotho, ex-o'-tho; from 75^7 and etc.): above, more than, (up-) on, over. lation of distribution [with the gen.], i.e. over, upon, otbAo (to push); to expel; by impl. to pro- 1884. 4irapKeV AparkAo, ep-ar-keh'-o; from 7909 etc. of rest (with the dat.) at, on, etc. of direction
i|(i>8eci>
;
pet:drive out, thrust in.
and
77^; to avail for,
i.e.
help:relieve.
(with the ace.) towards,

times),
1857. egtSrcpos AxotArAs, ex-o'-ter-os; comp. of /#/; exterior.- outer.

1858. eoprdju
/#o,- to oftser
a,
1885. Iirapx'a
hAArtazo,
heh-or-tad'-zo;
from
Aparchla, ep-ar-khee'-ah; from a comp. of 7909 and 737 (mean, a governor of a district, "eparch"); a special region of government, i.e. a
festival:keep the feast.
Roman prefecture: province.
.K59. copri) bAArte, heh-or-tay'; of uncert. afBn.; a festival:feast, holyday.

Z?6"0. lirayyeXCa
upon, etc.:about (the against, among, as long as (touching), at, beside, X have charge of, (be-, [where-]) fore, in (a place, as much as, the time of, -to), (because) of, (up-) on (behalf of), over, (by, for) the space of, through (-out), (un-) to (-ward), with. In
above, after,
at,
1886. eiravXis Apaulls, ep'-ow-lis; from iqoq and compounds it retains essentially the same import, an equiv. of 833; a hut over the head, i.e. a dwelling. upon, etc. (lit. or fig.).
ApaggAlla,
ep-ang-el-ee'-aft.;
from
/JS/,-
an announcement
(for information, assent
or pledge; espec. a divine assurance of good):message, promise.

1861. ro."|fy&\ ApaggAUo, ep-ang-el'-lo; from rqoq and tbe base of 32; to announce upon (reflex.),
1887. eiravpiov Apaarlon, ep-oio'-ree-on; from and 830; occurring on the succeeding day, i.e. (2230 being implied) to-morroto:day following, morrow, next day (after).
7909
1910.
7909
tmPaCva Apibalno,
qsq; to
ep-ee-bah' ee-no;
and the base of

sit
walk upon,
i.e.
from mount, go
ascend, embark, arrive:come (into), enter into,
abroad,
upon, take ship.
1888.
ro;
4irawTo<j><&p<j>
ApaatApboroi, ep-ow-tof-o'(the dat. sing, of)
1911. eiriftoXXco
906,'
Aplballo,
(lit.
ep-ee-bal'-lo;
from
or re-
from
7909
and 840 and
a der. of 7009 and
to
throw upon
or
fig.,
trans,

usually with more or less force); spec, (with 1438 implied) to reflect; impers. to belong to: beat into, cast (up-) on, fall, lay (on), put (unto), stretch forth, think on.
flex.;
Exaykontah Epistamahee
31
1937. eiri6vu4u
gplthnmd,
ep-ee-thoo-meh'-o;
1965. JirCopKOS
7909
epldrkda,
i.e.
ep-ee' -or-kos;
from
to set the heart upon, i.e. long for (rightfully or otherwise):covet, desire, would
7909
2372;
fain, lust (after).
and
and 3727; on oath,
(falsely)
from a forswearer:
perjured person.
1966. eiriovo-a gplduaa, ep-ee-oo'-sah;
fern. sing,
(to go);
1912. tiripaplw
7909
epibareo,
ep-ee-bar-eh'-o;
from
1938. ciri8u|ii)T^s
tace';
epithumetea,
1-
ep-ee-thoo-may-
and gib; to be heavy upon, i.e. (pecuniarily) to be expensive to; fig. to be severe towards: tie chargeable to, overcharge.
1913. cmf3i|3du
from
1037;
a craver:
part, of
a comp. of
i.e.
7909
and
etp.i
helml
lust after.
supervening,
(2250 or
1939. 4in8vu(a
epitbumia,
3371 being expressed or im.

next.
ep-ee-thoo-mee'-ah;
is
plied) the ensuing
day or night:following,
eplduaifta,
from
iqj7!
a longing (espec. for what
forbidden):
eplblbazo,
sderiv.
ep-ee-bee-bad'-zo;
concupiscence, desire, lust (after).
1967. eiriovcrios
ep-ee-kath-id'-zo;
ep-ee-oo'-see-os;
from
iqoq
and a redupls
;
[comp. joy]
to cause to
mount
of the base of qsq (an animal): set on.
1940. eirucaStfo
epikatbizo,
upon:
from
1914- emPX4ir<o eplblepo, ep-ee-blep'-o; from iqoq and qqi; to gaze at (with favor, pity or partiality):look upon, regard, have respect to.
1915. eirtpXnpa
iqii;
gplblema,
ep-ib' -lay-mah;
from
a patch:piece.
eplbdad, ep-ee-bo-ah'-o; from 1943. EiriKaXvirru gplkalupto, and QQ4; to exclaim against: cry. to; from 7909 and 2572; to conceal, i.e. 1917. impouXTJ eplbdule, ep-ee-boo-lay' ; from a cover. presumed comp. of iqoq and 1014; a plan against
1916. tiripodw
iqoq
7570; for subsistence, i.e. needful: daily. 1941. eiriKO.Xiou.ai epikale<5niai, ep-ee-kal-eh'mid. from and entitle; om-ahee; by 1968. eiriirCirru pipiptd, ep-ee-pip'-to; from 7909 2564; to impl. to invoke (for aid, worship, testimony, decision, iqoq and 4oq8; to embrace (with affection) or seize (with more or less violence; lit. or flg.):fall into (on, etc.):appeal (unto), call (on, upon), surname. upon), lie on, press upon. 1942. e'lriKdXuua eplkaluma, ep-ee-kal'-oo-mah; 1969. eTriirXrj 0*0-0 from IQ43; a covering, i.e. (&%.) pretext:cloke. eplpleaso, ep-ee-place'so;
7909
and
2523; to seat
set on.
perh. from the same as 7966; to-morrow's; but more prob. from 7909 and a der. of the pres. part. fern, of
ep-ee-kal-oop'(fig.)
forgive:
from 7909 and 4141; to upbraid: rebuke.

1970.
eiriirvC-yci)
chastise,
i.e.
(with words) to
eplpnlgo,
ep-ee-pnee'-go;
i.e. (flg.)
someone, i.e. a plot:laying (lying) in wait. 1918. eirvyauppevu eplgambreuo, ep-ee-gambryoo'-o; from iqoq and a der. of 1062; to
ity with,
i.e.
1944. 4mKa.Tdpa.Tos
ar'-at-os;
i.e.
eplkataratds,
der. of 2072;
ep-ee-kat-
7909
and
4133; to throttle
upon,
from overgrow:
from
7909
and a
imprecated,
choke.
form
execrable: accursed.
affin-
1971. liriiro84a
ep-ik'-i-mahee;
(spec.) in
a levirate way:marry.
1945. erCKeiuai
epikelmai,
epip&tbeo,
ep-ee-poth-eh'-o:
1919. ivlyaos eplgelda, ep-ig'-i-os; from iqoq and .ray; worldly (phys. or mor.):earthly, in earth,
terrestrial.
7909 and 2749; to rest upon (lit. or flg.): impose, be instant, (be) laid (there-, up-) on, (when) lay
from
(on), lie (on), press
upon.
1946. 'Eiriicovpeios
os;
1920. cm.'yCvouaL gplglnftmal, ep-ig-in'-omahee; from iqoq and logb; to arrive itpon, i.e. spring
plk5areid,
yearn); to dote upon, i.e. intensely crave possession (lawfully or wrongfully): (earnestly) desire (greatly), (greatly) long (after), lust.
7909
(to
from
and iro84
pdtbeo
ep-ee-koo'-ri-
up
(as
a wind): blow.
1972. emirdeno-is eplpStheala, ep-ee-poth' -ayfrom Eirtnovpos plkdur<5s [comp. 79^] (a sis; from 7977; a longing for: earnest (vehement) noted philosopher); an Epicurean or follower of
Epicurus:
1921. ciri'yivt&a-KO
Splglnosko,
Epicurean.
epikduria,
and a
(prol.)
desire.
ep-ig-in-oce'-ko;
7909 and 1007; to fcnoio upon some mark, i.e. recognise; by impl. to become fully acquainted with, to acknowledge: (ac-, have, take) know (-ledge,
from
1947. liriKOVpCa
ep-ee-koo-ree'-ah;
from a comp. of
2.577 (in
7909
form of the base
of
the sense of servant); assistance:
help.
from
1973. emir68i)Tos gplpAtbetfts, ep-ee-poth' -aytos; from 7909 and a der. of the latter part of 7977; yearned upon, i.e. greatly loved: longed for.
1974- emiroSCa eplpdthla, ep-ee-poth-ee'-ah; from 7977; intense longing: great desire. 1975. eiriiropevouai eplp5rea5mal, ep-ee-poryoo' -om-ahee; from 7909 and 479*57 to journey further, come. i.e, travel on (reach):
well), perceive.
ift&2. cirC^vucris
eplgnosls,
i.e.
ep-ig'-no-sis;
from
1948. 4iriKpCv epikrino, ep-ee-kree'-no; 7909 and 2979; to adjudge: give sentence.
7927;
recognition,
(by impl.) full discernment,

(ing, -ment).
acknowledgment:\ac-) knowledge
1923.
792^;
iriYpa4>'fj
ipigraphe,
ep-ig-raf-ay' ;
from
an inscription: superscription.
e'iri-ypd<j><i
1949. 4iriXap.pdvop.ai epllainbandmai. ep-eelam-ban' -om-ahee; mid. from 7909 and 2qSj; to seize (for help, injury, attainment or any other purpose; lit. or flg.):catch, lay hold (up-) on, take (by, hold
of, on).
1976. eirip^dirro
Splrrbapto,
ep-tr-ftrap'-to;
ep-ee-graf-o; from 7909 and 772/; to inscribe (phys. or ment.): inscription, write in (over, thereon).
1924.
eplgrapbo,
1925. eiriSclKVUui epld<Siknuinl, ep-ee-dike'noo-mee; from 7900 and 7766; to exhibit (phys. or ment.):shew. 1926. eiri.S4xap.ai
ah.ee;
[fig.]
epldSchdmal,
7209;
from 7909 and
ep-ee-dekh'-omto admit (as a guest or
teacher):receive.
1927. iri8i]p/i epldemeo, from a comp. of 7909 and 727.?; to make oneself at home, i.e. (by extens.) to reside (in a foreign country): [be] dwelling (which were) there, stranger.
epllelpo, ep-ee-li'-po; from 7909 and 3007; to leave upon, i.e. (flg.) to be insufficient for:fail. ep-ee-day-meh'-o; 1953. iri\no"p.oWj epllesm&ne, ep-ee-lace-monay';
from 7909 and the base of 447b; to stitch upon, i.e. 1950. 4iriXav8dvop,ai epllanthandmal, ep-eefasten with the needle: sew on. lan-than' -om-ahee; mid. from 7909 and sqqo; to Jose out of mind ; by impl. to neglect: (be) forget (-f ul of). 1977. emrJpCir eptrrblpto, ep-ir-hrip'-to; from 1951. imX.470p.a1 epilegdmal, ep-ee-leg' -om- 7909 and 4406; to throw upon (lit. or flg.):cast upon. 1978. cir(o~r)uo$ eplsemds, ep-is'-ay-mos; from ahee; mid. from 7909 and 3004; to surname, select: 7909 and some form of the base of 45Q1; remarkable, call, choose. notable, of note. i.e. (flg.) eminent: 1952. imXelirw
1979. eiri.TiTurp.6s eplsitlsmds, ep-ee-sit-is-mos' from a comp. of 7909 and a der. of 4621; a provisioning, i.e. (concr.) food: victuals.
from a
der. of 79/0; negligence:
forgetful.
1928. eiri.SiaTdo-o-ou.ai epldiatassftmal, ep-eedee-ah-tas'-som-ahee; mid. from 7909 and 7299; to appoint besides, i.e. supplement (as a codicil): add to.
1954. tirCXoiiros eplldipda. ep-il' -oy-pos; 7909 and 3062; left over, i.e. remaining: rest.
from
1036;
1980. emo-K4irrop.ai eplskeptdmal, ep-ee-skep'tom-ahee; mid. from 7909 and the base of 4640; to inspect,
i.e.
(by impl.) to select;
by extens. to go
to see,
1955. explanation,
eirCXuo'is
i.e.
eplluals,
Kp-il'-oo-sis;
from
relieve:
look out, visit.

episkendo,
to tent upon,
ep-ee-skay-no'-o;
i.e. (flg.)
application:
interpretation.
to explain, decide:
1981. emtricnvdw
1929. em8Co|U
epldtdoml,
let
ep-ee-did'-o-mee;
1956. iirvXvo gplluo, ep-ee-loo'-o; from 7909 and

solve further,
i.e. (flg.)
from
7909
and
4037;
abide
from
der):deliver unto, give,
1982. e'mo-KidJa) eplsklazo, ep-ee-skee-ad'-zo; determine, expound. (+ [her drive]), offer. from 7909 and a der. of 403Q; to cast a shadeupon, i.e. ep-ee-mar1930. iri8iop6oo epidl<5rtb5o, ep-ee-dee-or- 1957. liriuapTvptW Splmartnreo, (by anal.) to envelop in a haze of brilliancy; flg. to intho'-o; from 7909 and a der. of 3717; to straighten too-reh'-o; from 7909 and 3140; to attest further, i.e. vest with preternatural influence: overshadow.
further,
order.
i.e.
7909
and
1325; to give over (by
hand or surren- 3o8q; to
with:rest upon.
(flg.)
arrange
additionally:set
in
corroborate:
testify.
1958.
ImpAcia
1983.
ep-ee-mel'-i-ah;
eiri<TK0ir4a>
gptmelgta,
i.e.
episkdped,
ep-ee-skop-eh'-o;
from
198479t5b;
7909
and
4b48; to oversee;
by impl. to beware:
ep-is-kop-ay' ;
1931. eiriSve*
epldno,
ep-ee-doo'-o;
from
7909
and from
ity):
7476; to set fully (as the
sun): go down.
ep-ee-i'-ki-ah;
79/9; carefulness, 1- refresh self.
kind attention (hospital-
look diligently, take the oversight.

eirio-KOirrj
1932. eirieuceia
rg33;
eplelkela,
i.e.
from
suitableness,
(by impl.) equity, mildness:
Clemency, gentleness.
1933.
eirieiKrj'S
" bishop", bishoprick, visitation. from 7909 1960. eiripeXws epimelos, ep-ee-mel-oce ; adv. 1985. eiruntoiros eplsk5p5s, ep-is'-kop-os; from and 750?; appropriate, i.e. (by impl.) mild: gentle, from a der. of 79J9; carefully: diligently. 7909 and 464Q (in the sense of 79^?) a superintendent, moderation, patient. 1961. eiriuivo) eplmeno, ep-ee-men'-o; from 7909 i.e. Chr. officer in gen. charge of a (or the) church 193^. IitiJt)tIi> epizeteo, ep-eed-zay-teh'-o; from and 330b; to stay over, i.e. remain (flg. persevere): (lit. or flg.) : bishop, overseer.
1959. 4irip.eX4op.ai eplmeledmal, ep-ee-rer-eft'om-ahee; mid. from 7909 and the same as 3iqq; to care for (phys. or otherwise): take care of.
Splsk6pe,
from
inspection (for relief); by impl. superintendence; spec, the Chr. "episcopate":the office of a
gplelkes,
ep-ee-i-kace' ;
and 2272; to search {inquire) for; intens to de- abide (in), continue (in), tarry. 1986. ciricnraouai cpispadmal, ep-ee-spah' -om1962. emvcvu eplneu.5, ep-een-yoo'-o; from 7909 ahee; from 7907 and 4683; to draw over, i.e. (with 203 mand, to crave: desire, enquire, seek (after, for). 1935. liriOavdrios eplthanatlAs, ep-ee-than- and 350b; to nod at, i.e. (by impl.) to assent: consent. implied) efface the mark of circumcision (by recoverat'-ee-os; from 7909 and 2218?; doomed to death: 1963. eirtvoia pln<51a, ep-in'-oy-ah; from 7909 ing with the foreskin): become unoircumcised. appointed to death. and 3363; attention of the mind, i.e. (by impl.) pur- 1987. eirCcrrauai ejplstamal, ep-is'-tam-ahee; 1936. eirCSecris eplthesis, ep-ith'-es-is; from 2007; pose. thought. appar. a mid. of 27* (with 3363 implied); to put the an imposition (of hands officially):laying (putting) 1964. eiriopK4 epl5rkeo, ep-ee-orJceh'-o; from mind upon, i.e. comprehend, or be acquainted with: know, understand. on. 7965; to commit perjury:forswear self.
7909
Epistatacc

!pry&Tt]S Argates, er-gat'-ace; from S041; !ir(.Tpoiro$ pitrdpAs, ep-it'-rop-os; from and J7j* (in the sense of 2077); a commissioner, a toiler; flg. a teacher:labourer, worker (-men). i,e. domestic manager, guardian: steward, tutor. 2041. tpYOV ArgAn, er'-gon; from a prim, (but obtoil (as an effort or ocsol.) epY Argo (to toorfc) from 2018. iirmryxdvu Apltngcbano, ep-ee-toongcupation); by impl. an act:deed, doing, labour, and to chance upon, i.e. (by from
.
71509
1988. <irurrdri)s .'plstatox. ep-ia-tat'-ace; from and a presumed der. of 2476; an appointee over, Le. commander (teacher) : master.
7909
1989. emcrrfXX AplgtAUS, ep-ee-stel'-lo; iqoq and 4724; to enjoin (by writing), i.e. (gen.) to communicate by letter (for any purpose): write (a
tetter, unto).
khan'-o;
7909
^777;
impl.) attain: obtain.
work. 2042.
Ipe0(ci>
ArAtblzo, 2014. tirujxiCvw Aplpbaino, ep-ee-/aJi'ee-no; sumed prol. form of 2034; to stimulate (espec. to (lit.) ep-eestay'-mone; from 7909 and 531b; to shine upon, i.e. become anger): provoke. visible or (flg.) ftnoton. appear, give light. from 1087; intelligent:endued with knowledge. 2043. epelSoi ArAldo, er-i'-do; of obscure affln. ; to 2015. 4ir|>ttveia ep-if-an'-i-ah; epiphanAia, 1991. eirurrnptja Aplsterlzo, ep-ee-stay-rid'-zo; fast. from 20/6; a manifestation, i.e. (spec.) the acireni of prop, i.e. (reflex.) get fast: stick from iqoq and 4741; to support further, i.e. reestab- Christ (past or fut.) : appearing, brightness. 2044- *pVYOu.ai SrAugAmai, er-j/oog'-om-aftee; lish:confirm, strengthen. 2016. eiri<|>avijs from of uncert. affln. ; to oeicA, i.e. (flg.) to speak out: -an-o.ee'
er-eth-id'-zo;
from a
pre-
1990. eirurriJuMV
Aplstemon,
Aplpbanes,
i.e. (flg.)
ep-if
2992. tirtCTToX^ AplstAle, ep-U-tol-ay' ; flora iqSq; "epistle", letter. 0. written message:
2014; conspicuous,
memorable: notable.
ep-ee-fow'-o;
utter.
2017.
eiri<j>avo)
Apipbano,
a form
2045. Ipevvdo)
(flg.)
ArAnnao,
er-poo-nah'-o;
appar.
i.e.
1993. eirurroulgu
Le.
(flg.)
AplstAmlzo,
ep-ee-stom-id'-zo;
of 2014; to iZZuminate (flg.): give light.
from 2040 (through the idea of inquiry); to seek,

to investigate: search.
from iqoq and 4730; to put something over the mouth,

to sj'Zence.-stop mouths.
199It. Mrurrpty** ApistrApbo, ep-ee-stref'-o; bring from 7909 and 4762; to reuerf (lit., flg. or mor.): come
2018. im$ipo> AplpbAro, ep-ee-fer'-o; from 7909 and jc?^; to dear upon (or/wrffter), i.e. adduce (pers. or judicially [accuse, inflict}), superinduce:aid,
(against), take.
2046. ipia ArAo, er-eh'-o; prob. a fuller form of

4483;
an
alt.
for zojo in cert, tenses; to utter,

(of), tell.
i.e.
speak or say: call, say, speak
(go) again, convert, (re-) turn (about, again).
2019. itnfyavia
AplpbSnAo,
ep-ee-fo-neh'-o;
i.e.
2047. pT)p.Ca 2048.

fln.;
eremla,
er-ay-mee'-ah;
from
2048;
1995. lirurrpocjWj
AplstrApbe,
i.e.
ep-is-trof-ay';
from 7909 and 5455; to caM at something, claim:cry (against), give a shout.
ex-
solitude (concr.):
desert, wilderness.
from
sion.
7994,'
reversion,
mor. revolution: conver-
2020. tirupc&o-Ku eplpbosko, ep-eefoce'-ko; a form of 2077; to begin to grow light:-begin to dawn,
epi)|ios AremAo, er'-ay-mos; of uncert. aflonesome, i.e. (by impl.) waste (usually as a noun, j-jor being implied):desert, desolate, solitaiy,
1996. eaurwd-yu
4863; to coiieet gather (together).
AplcbAlrAo, ep-ee-khi-reh'-o; from 7909 and j#?j," to put the hand upon, i.e. under1997. i-mmn>a.y>y([ Aplsnnagoge, ep-ee-soon- take: go about, take in hand (upon). ag~o-gay f ; from 7906; a complete collection: spec, a 2022. imxia AptcbAo, ep-ee-kheh'-o; from 7909 Chr. meeting (for worship): assembling (gathering) and X^** cbAo (to pour); to pour upon:pour in. together. 2023. lv<.\opr\yla ep-ee-khorApicbAregAd, 1998. eirnivTplx AplsontrAcbo, ep-ee-soonayg-eh'-o; from 7909 and 3324; to furnish besides, i.e. trekh'-o; from 7000 and 4936; to hasten together upon fully supply, (flg.) aid or contribute: add, minister one place (or a partio. occasion): come running
#0.22.
from
7000
and
Aplisnnago, ep-ee-soon-ag'-o; upon the same place:
X draw
on.
wilderness.
lin\apia
2049. Ipi]|i6 AremAo, er-ay-mo'-o; from 2048; to lay waste (lit. or flg.): (bring to, make) desolate (-ion), come to nought.
2050.
Ip^juaio-is
Aremosls,
er-ay' -mo-sis;
from
2049; despoliation:
desolation.
er-ith-i'-ah;
i.e.
2051. IpCfJu Arizo, er-id'-zo; from 2034; to wrangle: strive.
#052. IpiBcCa
the
erlthela,
together.
(nourishment, unto).
same as
2042; prop, intrigue,
perh. from (by impl.) /ac-
tion.- contention (-ious), strife.
1999. lirurfoTOoris Aplsustasls, ep-ee-soo'-stasis; from the mid. of a comp. of 7009 and 4927; a conspiracy, i.e. concourse (riotous or friendly): that raising up. which cometh upon,
#0#. ImxopiryCa AptcbAregla, ep-ee-khor-aygee'-ah; from 2037; contribution: supply. 2025. i-mxpUa
7909
2053. epiov ArlAn, er'-ee-on;
of
obscure
affln.;
woo!:wool.
^054. epis Arts,
i.e.
Aplcbrlo,
ep-ee-khree'-o;
from
and 5548;
to
smear over:anoint.
2000. !mo-4>aMjS
Aplspbales,
ep-ee-sfalace'
(to
2026. iiroiKo8o|icu
om-eh'-o;
to rear
ApAMCAdAmAo,
ep-oy-kod-
er'-is; of uncert. affln. ; a quarrel, (by impl.) wrangling:contention, debate, strife, variance.
from a comp. of
trip)', fig.
7009
and <r<j>4XX gphallo
insecure:
dangerous.
2001. eirurxvw
7909
and
2480;
Aptecbuo, epis-khoo'-o; to avail further, l.e. (flg.)
from 7909 and 3018; to build upon, i.e. (flg.) 2055. ipCxpiov ArlphiAn, er-if'-ee-on; from 2056; up: build thereon (thereupon, on, upon). a kidling, i.e. (gen.) goat (symbol, wicked person): 2027. iirOKtXka ApAbAllo, ep-ok-el'-lo; from 7909 goat. from insist and ok^XXw okello (to urge); to drive upon the #056. epu|)o$ AriphAs, er'-if-os; perh. from the
shore, i.e to beach
stoutly:be the
200S. imtrwpfio
more fierce. AplsorAno,
a vessel: run aground.
same as
2033 (through the idea of hairiness);
a kid
or
ep-ee-so-rjôo'-o,
2028.
eirovo|AO.i!>
epAndmazo,
ep-on-om-ad'-zo;
i.e.
from
7909
and 4087; to accumulate further,
i.e. (fig.)
seek additionally: heap.
from 7909 and 3087; to name further, nate: call.
(gen.) goat:goat, kid. denomi- #057. Epuds HArmas, her-mas'; Hernias. 2060: Bermas, a Chr.
:
prob.
from
2003. 4irvra"yî Spit age, ep-ee-tag-ay' ; from 20a*; #0#0. Iiroirrcva ApAptAuo, ep-opt-yoo'-o; from 205S. e'p|M)vcCa bArmenAla, her-may-ni'-ah, an injunction or decree; by hnpl. authoritative- /909 and a der. 0C3700; to inspect, i.e. watch:behold. from the same as 2039; translation: interpretation. ^050. 4irdirTi]s Apdptes, ep-op'-tace; from 7909 2059. ippirvtva ness: authority, commandment. hermeneno, her-mayn-yoo'-v 2004. lirvrAfn Apltasso, ep-ee-tas'-so; from and a presumed der. of 3700; a looker-on: eye-wit- from a presumed der. of 2060 (as the god of language) 7909 and 5021; to arrange upon, i.e. order:charge, to translate: interpret.
command, tajoin. 2005. imrtkiu epiteleo,
Hermes, her-mace'; perh. from ep-ee-tel-eh'-o; from X say. 204b; Hermes, the name of the messenger of the Gr. further completely), i.e. #05#. to (or Iirovpdvios and jojj; fulfill 7909 ApAuraniAs, ep-oo-ran'-ee-os; deities; also of a Chr.: Hermes, Mercury. execute; by impl. to terminate, undergo:accom- from 7909 and 3772; above the afcu: celestial, (in) 2061. 'EpuoY^vrjs HArmogAnes, her-mog-en'(make) (perfect), perform finish, -ance). X plish, do, ( heaven (-ly), high. ace; from 2060 and 7090; born of Hermes; Hermog2006. tirirfjoHOS epltedelds, ep-ee-tay'-di-os; 2033. curd liepta, hep-tah'; a prim, number; enes, an apostate Chr. : Hermogenes. from îrvnjoes ApitedAs (enough) serviceable, i.e. seven:seven. 2062. ipirerdv bArpAt An, her-pet-on'; neut. of a 2034- sirraufe heptabis, hep-tak-is'; adv. from der. of epirw Jierpo (by impl.) reguisite.things which are needful. (to creep); a,reptUe,i.e. (byHebr.
'Epu/f)s
tiros
SpAs,
ep'-os;
from
roj6;
a word: 2060.
from
2007. miS6T]|n epltltbemi, ep-ee-tith'-ay-mee; 2033; seven times: seven times. 7909 and jof?; to impose (in a friendly or hostile 2035. eirraxio-xCXioi beptaklscblllAi, hep-tak3ense):add unto, lade, lay upon, put (up) on, set on is-khil'-ee-oy; from 2034 a.ndS307; seven times a thousurname, x wound. sand:seven thousand. (up),
[comp. 7481]) a small animal:

pent.
creeping
thing, ser-
2063. ipuSpos ArathrAs, er-oo-thros'; of uncert.

affln.
;
red,
i.e.
(with 2281) the JBed Sea:
red.
from 2036. tiro Spo, ep'-o; a prim, verb (used only in 2064. Ipxopai ArcbAmal, er'-khom-ahee; mid. of iqoq and 5001; to '.ax upon, I.e. censure or admonish; the def past tense, the others being borrowed from a prin. verb (used only in the pres. and imperf. by Impl. forbid: (straitly) charge, rebuke. 2046, 4483 &nd 3340) to speak or say (by word or writ- tenses, the others being supplied by a kindred [mid.] 2009. iiriTipCa Apltlmla, ep-ee-tee-mee'-ah; from ing):answer, bid, bring word, call, command, grant, iXev8o|Uii AlAntbAmat, el-yoo'-thom-ahee; say (on), speak, tell. Comp. 3004. and esteem, of prop, citizencomp. 7909 i.e. a 5002; or [act.] ship; used (in the sense of 200S) of a penalty:pun- 2037. "Epaoros rastAs, er'-as-tos; from 4pd \0 Altbo, el'-tho; which do not otherwise ishment. Arao Cx> love); beloved; Erastus, a Chr.: Erastus. occur); to come or go (in a great variety of applica2020. JmTpfirw epltrepo, ep-ee-trep'-o; from 2038. ipydjjouou. ArgazAmal, er-gad'-zom-ahee; tions, lit. and flg.): accompany, appear, bring, come T909 and the base 013137; to turn over (transfer), i.e. mid. from 2041; to toil (as a task, occupation, etc.), enter, fall out, go, grow, x light, X next, pass, resort, allow: give leave (liberty, license), let, permit, (by impl.) effect, be engaged in or with, etc. com- be set.
ep-ee-tee-mah'-o;
.
2008. brvriudu
Apltlmao,
suffer.
mit, do, labor for, minister about, trade (by), work.
5022. ImTfWlrfj ApltrApe, ep-ee-trop-ay' ; from 207o, permtiwion, i.e. (by impl.) full power:com-
mission.
2039. Ip-yacria Argasla, er-gas-ee'-ah; from 2040; occupation; by impl. profit, pains:craft, diligence, grain, work-
2065. epurdu Arotao, er-o-tah'-o; appar. from 20^6 [comp. 2045\; to interrogate; by impl. to request: ask, beseech, desire, intreat, pray. Comp
44V.

2066.
robe.
<r6f|S
Epistatace
Yooporeeah
33
uunii
2067.
(to clothe);
estlies, es-tliace'; t rom vw|U I1611dress:apparel, clothing, raiment,
CToifios
h6t61m<Js,
het-oy'-mos;
from an
old
noun eVeos hfeteAs (fitness); adjusted, i.e. ready.prepared, (made) ready (-iness, to our hand).
e'ro[p,(i>s
#2_Z9. cvxaiplo eukairfid, yoo-kahee-reh'-o; from 2/2/; to have good lime, i.e. opportunity or ieiswre.- have leisure (convenient time), spend time.
t<r0T](ris
esthesls,
es'-thay-sis;
from a
der.
2093.
lx'totiiio*,
het'-oy-moce;
adv.
cvKaipfa.
eukairia,
yoo-kahee-ree'-ah; from
of 20(5(5; clothing (concr.):
garment.
;
from
2002; in readiness:
ready.
appar. a prim, word;
a favorable occasion: opportunity. a

20QS
.
2068.
4<r8Cci>
festbio, es-thee'-o; strengthened for a
prim. s'Sw 6do (to ea) used only in certain tenses, the rest being supplied by 3313; to eat (usually lit.): devour, eat, lire.
2094. ctos 6tJs, year: year.
eiiKaipos
2Jô;
et'-os;
feukairds, yoo'-kahee-ros; from

i.e.
and
well-timed,
opportune:
conven-
ient, in
time of need.
2095. tv gu, yoo; neut. of a prim, eus (adv.) well: good, well (done).
6ns
(good);
2069. 'Eo-XC Esli, es-!ee'; of Heb. 454]; Esli, anlsr.: Esli.

2070. ktrpAv
die,
or.
[prob. for
2122. evKcnpas eukairos, yoo-kah'ee-roce; adv. from 2/2/; opporimteij/: conveniently, in season.
;
2096. Eva fina, yoo -ah; of Heb. or. [8332] (or Eva, i.e. Chavvah), the first woman:Eve.
1
Eua
esmeu,
es-men';
he,
first pers.
plur. in-
2097. eva.yyt\lt,o>
z>;
6nagglizo,
î^3. 6VKOir(4Tpos 6nk6pot8r6s, yoo-kop-o'ter-os; comp. of a comp. of 2005 and 2873; better for
toil, i.e.
yoo-ang-ghel-id'
of 1510;
we are: are,
have our being,

us.
X have
hope,
[the gospel]
was [preached unto]

(have),
from 200s and 32; to announce good news (" evangelize") espec. the gospel:declare, bring (declare,
show) glad (good)
tidings,
more facile: easier.

.
2124. evXdpeia
lilub.
i.e.
i;i
yoo-lab'-i-ah;
from
2071. <ro(iai
pass),
esSmal,
fall,
es'-om-ahee; fut. of 1310;

(shall)
preach (the gospel).
2/26; prop, caution,
(religiously) reverence (piety);
mil be; shall (should) be

long,
X may have, X X sojourn.
what would
follow,
come (to 2098. tvayyiXiov euaggClldn, yoo-ang-ghel'-ee- by impl. dread (concr.): fear (-ed). X live on; from the same as 2007; a good message, i.e. the 2125. tvXapeojiai eiilabe<v>mai,
gospel:
gospel.
euaggellstes,
yoo-ang-
2072. i'o-oirrpov esdptrSn, es'-op-tron; from ijio and a presumed der. of 3700; a mirror (for looking
into): glass.
2099. tva7Y\i(rT'f)S
ghel-is-tace' ;
yoo-lab-eh'-omahee; mid. from 2/26; to be cirewmspect, ie. (by impl.)to6eapprefteiSM!e,' religiously, to retierence:
from
20Q7;
a preacher of the gospel:

yoo-ar-es-teh'-o;
(moved with)
fear.
Comp.
2734.
evangelist.
2126. cvXap'qs fenlabes, yoo-lab-ace' ; from sogs
2073.
itrtripa.
hespera,
hes-per'-ah; fern, of
an
2100. evapco-T&i)
fuaresteo,
from
2005
2/0/; to gratify entirely:
please (well). acceptable

(-ted),
and 2o<&; taking well (carefully),

ligiously, pious):
i.e.
ctrcwmspecZ (re-
adj. i<nrep6s lifespfirfis (evening); the eve (3610 being impl.): evening (-tide).
devout.
from
a
i.e. (relig-
2101. evdpetTTOS fuarestds, yoo-ar'-es-tos; from
2074. 'Eo-ptiu,
Esrom, es-rome;
an
Isr.
and
of Heb. or. [2696];
70/;
fully
agreeable:
2127. evX(>7& gnlftg5o, yoo-log-eh'-o; comp. of 200^ and jqjo; to speafc well of,
iously) to 6(ess (thank or iw>fce
wellpleasing.
Esrom
(i.e.
CTieisron),
: Esrom.
a benediction upon,
2102. evap&rrus euarestos, yoo-ar-es'-toce; adv.
2075. i<rri st,

indie, of 1310;
es-teh';
second pers. plur. pres.

third pers. sing. pres. inalso (with neut. plur.)
from
well.
2101;
quite agreeably:
ye are;be, have been, belong.

it) is;
acceptably,
prosper): bless, praise.

#XS<S. eiXo-yiirds
4- please 2/27; adorable:
6ul<4get6s, yoo-log-ay-tos' ; from
2076. lorrt
die, of 1310;
fcsti, es-tee';
2103. Evp*ovXos
2003
Eubonlds,
yoo' -boo-los;
from
blessed.
2129. cvXoyCa 6ul5gla, yoo-log-ee'-ah; from the same as 2/27; fine speaking, i.e. elegance of Ianfollow, X have, consisteth, X dure for awhile, 2104. tiylvns engines, yoog-en'-ace; from 2003 guage; commendation (" eulogy"), i.e. (reverentially) (that) is (to say), make, meaneth, X must needs, and 100b; well born, i.e. (Ut.) high in rank, or (fig.) adoration; religiously, benediction; by impl. conseremaineth, wrestle. profit, cration; by extens. benefit or largess: blessing (a generous: more noble, nobleman. 2077. c<tt 6sto, es'-to; second pers. siDg. pres. matter of) bounty (X -tifully), fair speech. 2105. evSCa iidla, yoo-dee'-ah; tern, from 2003 imper. of 1510; be thou; also and the alt. of 2203 (as the god of the weather) a clear 2130. e4p.6TdSoToe nmtad5tds, yoo-met-ad'<?o-ru<rav gstosan, es'-to-san; third pers. of ot-os; from 2oqs and a presumed der. of 3330; good at e. fine weather:lair weather. the same; let them 6e: be. 2106. evSoKCoi ud<5keo, yoo-dok-eh'-o; from 2005 imparting, i.e. liberal:ready to distribute. 2078. <tx<itos fescliatds, es'-khat-os; a superl. and /jtfo; to think well of, i.e. approve (an act); spec, 2131. EvvCkt| llnnike, yoo-nee'-kay; from 2005
he (she or
and
they are: are, be
(-long), call,
1014;
good-wilier;
Eubulus, a Chr.: Eu
can
[-not],
come,
bulus.
proh.
from
21Q2 (in the sense of contigi'.ity); farthest,
final (of place or
time): ends
of, last, latter
end,
to approbate (a person or thing):think good, (be well) please (-d), be the good (have, take) pleasure, be
willing.
and 352q; victorious; Eunice, a Jewess: Eunice.

2132.
of 2003
evvocci) euil<*>So, yoo-no-eh'-o;
lowest, uttermost.
from a comp.
reconcile;
and 3363; to 6e well-minded,
i.e.
2079. 4<rx&Ts ISsehatos, es-khat'-oce; adv. from 20781 finally, i.e. (with 21Q2) at the extremity of life:
point of death.
2080.
2081.
(-ly),
cVw 6so,
<[<ra>9ev
es'-o;
from 1510; inside
(as prep, or
yoo-dok-ee'-ah; from a presumed comp. of 2005 and the base of 1380; satisfaction, i.e. (subj.) delight, or (obj.) kindness, wish, purpose: desire, good pleasure (will), x seem good.
2107. cvSokCo.
6udkla,
agree.
2133. ciivota eundia, yoo'-noy-ah; from the same as 2132; kindness; euphem. conjugal duty: benevolence, good will.
adj.): (with-) in (-ner,

inside; also
-to, -ward). 2108. eitpyarla euSrgesla, yoo-erg-es-ee'-ah; 2134. ivoi>x.CJci> 6un5uclilzo, yoo-noo-khid'-zo, issotben, es'-o-tften; from 20S0; from from 2110; beneficence (gen. or spec): benefit, good from 2133; to castrate (fig. live unmarried): make used as equiv to 2080 (inside): inward deed done. eunuch.
(from) within, without.
2082. 4<r<&Tepos fsoteros. es-o'-ter-os; compar. of 2080; interior: inner, within.
2109. tiepyeria euergetCo, yoo-erg-et-eh'-o; from 2iio; to 6e philanthropic: a\o good.
2135. euvoBxos eunduelids, yoo-noo'-khos; from
iW. tiepy^rns fuergetes,

2005
yoo-erg-et'-ace;
i.e.
from
a philanthropist: benefactor. chamberlain (state-officer)'. eunuch. 2084- tTepi-yXoxnros btrdgldssAs, het-er-og'- 2111. cvOctos nth.'tos yoo'-thet-os; from 200s 2136. EvoSCa fiuddla, yoo-od-ee'-ah; from the loce-sos; from 2087 and 1100; other-tongued, i.e. a and a der. of 5087; well placed, i.e. (fig.) approsame as 2137; fine travelling; Euodia, a Chr. foreigner: man of other tongue. priate:at, meet. woman Euodias. 2085. irtpoiitaa-KaXia hetertfdldaskaleo. ^-ZI#. riOe'ws eutlii-ofi, yoo-theh'-oce; adv. from 2137. evoSdo udd5o, yoo-od-o'-o; from a comp. het-er-od-id-as-kal-eh'-o; from 2087 and 1320; to in- 27/7; directly, i.e. a once or soon: anon, as soon as, of 2003 and 3308; to help on the road, i.e. (pass.) sucstruct differently: teach other doctrine (-wise). forthwith, immediately, shortly, straightway. ceed in reaching; fig. to succeed in business affairs: $086. irtpo%v</la bfiterCzugco, het-er-od-zoog- 2113. evSvSpopiu eutbudrdmeo, yoo-thoo- (have a) prosper (-ous journey).
2083. fTcttpos lielairos het-ah'ee-ros; from trip fetes (a clansman) ; a comrade: fellow, friend.
and the base
of 2041;
a worker of good,
(spec.)
nne (a bed) and 2/02; a castrated person (such being employed in Oriental bed-chambers); by extens. an impotent or unmarried man ; by impl. a
tivi\
('
eh'-o;
from a comp. of
i.e.
2087
and
2218; to
3/ofce
up
dif-
ferently,
(fig.)
to
associate
discordantly:
un-
equally yoke together with.
(an-, the)
2087. erepos hetei-As, het'-er-os; of uncert. affin. other or different: altered, else, next (day), one, (an-) other, some, strange.
2088. irlpus hte>ds, het-er'-oce; adv. from 2087;

differently:otherwise.
a straight 2138. cvim8^js eupeithes, yoo-pi-thace' ; from 2003 and 3082; good for persuasion, i.e. (intrans.) 2114- e48i>|i& feutbumeo, yoo-thoo-meh'-o; from compliant: easy to be intreated 27/?," tocheerup, i.e. (intrans.) fee cheerful; neut. comp. 2139. cvircpCoraTos euperistatSs. yoo-per-is'(adv.) more cheerfully: be of good cheer (merry). tat-os; from 20Q3 and a der. of a presumed comp. of 2115. ev6up,os eiitluimos, yoo' -thoo-mos; from 4012 and 247b; well standing around, i.e. (a competi2005 and 2372; in ./me spirits, i.e. cheerful: ot good tor) thwarting (a racer) in every direction (fig. of sin cheer, the more cheerfully. in gen.): which doth so easily beset.
drom-eh'-o;
i.e.
from
2117
and
/ârf;
to lay
course,
sail direct: (come) with
a straight course.
2089. cti 6tl, et'-ee; perh. akin to 20Q4; " yei," still #_Zi6\ cv9vv(i> euthuno, yoo-thoo' -no; from 2/77; 2140. cviroita gupftlia, yoo-poy-ee'-ah; from a (of time or degree): after that, also, ever, (any) fur- to straighten (level) tech. to steer: governor, make comp. of 2003 and 4160; well doing, i.e. beneficence; ther, (t-) henceforth (more), hereafter, (any) longer, straight. to do good. (any) more (-one), now, still, yet. 2117. cdOvs eii thus yoo-thoos'; perh. from 200J 2141. VTropeo> eup6r6o, yoo-por-eh'-o; from a 2090. eroiu,dg b8t iimazo, het-oy-mad'-zo; from and 5087; straight, i.e. (lit.) Zet'eZ, or (fig.) true; adv. comp. of 2000 and the base of 4107; (intrans.) to 6e 2002; to prepare:prepare, provide, make ready. (of time) at once: anon, by and by, forthwith, im- good for passing through, i.e. (fig.) have pecuniary
;
Comp.
2680.
mediately, straightway.
#.Zi?.
means: ability.
yoo-thoo'-tace;
2091. eToi|iao-Ca hgtdlmasla, het-oy-mas-ee'-ah; from 20Q0: preparation: preparation.
cvvvrns
euthntes,
27/7; rectitude:righteousness.
from 2142. cviropla gupdrla, yoo-por-ee'-ah; from the same as 2141; pecuniary resources: wealth.
34
2143.
Yoourepiah

yoo-prep'-i-ah;
riwp&ma Snprepela,
from 2166. E>5<ppdrns upbrates,

i.e.
j/oo-/rat'-ace;
of
2192.
?x Sebo,
efcft'-o
(includ.
an
all.
form
a comp. of 20Q5 and 4241;

gracefulness:
good suitableness,
for. or. [comp. 6578]
grace.
upr8sdektda,
of 4327;
2144. cfarpdo-ScKTOs
dek-tos;
i.e.
yoo-pros 1 -
from
200;
and a der.
well-received,
approved, favorable:acceptable
(-ted).
<r\ia scbdo, skheh'-o; used in certain tenses Euphrates. only); a prim, verb; to hold (used in very various 2167. c4<ppoo*vVT) enpbrAaune, yoo-fros-oo'-nay; appbcations, lit. or flg., direct or remote; such as possession, ability, contiguity, relation or condition): from the same as 2/65; joyfulness: gladness, joy. be2168. tixapurria eucharlateo, yoo-khar-is- be (able, x hold, possessed with), accompany,
;
Euphrates, a river of Asia:
2145. cfarpiotSpos npradrda, yoo-pros'-edenjoy, fear, following, have, gratitude (towards); spec, to say grace at a meal: eased, do, -f- eat, ros; from 2005 and the same as 4332; sitting well tohold, keep, lack, -)- go to law, lie, must needs, (give) thank (-Jul, -a). wards, i.e. (fig.) assiduous (neut. diligent service): of necessity, need, next, -f- recover, reign, 2169. e.v\<Lpurrla gncbarlstla, yoo-khar-is-tee'X attend upon. rest, return, X sick, take for, tremble, uncirah; from 2170; gratitude: act. grateful language (to 2146. cfarpocrMirlw upr&sdp$o, yoo-pros-o-peh'- God, as an act of worship):thankfulness, (giving cumcised, use. o; from a comp. of 2005 and ^Jfj, to be of good coun- of) thanks (-giving). *S bfcos, fte/i'-oce; of uncert. affln.; aconj., tenance, i.e. (fig.) to make a display: make a fair 2170. c4xpurros SucharlatAs, yoo-khar' -is-tos; prep, and adv. of continuance, until (of time and show. well favored, i.e. (by place):even (until, unto), (as) far (as), how long, from and a der. of
teh'-o;
from
2170; to be orate/itl,
i.e. (act.)
to express
gin to amend, can
(+
-not),
conceive, count, dis-
+ +
+ +
209;
3483;
#Z7. cvpfo-KU
hurlsko,
hyoo-ris'-ko;
prol.
impl.) grateful: thankful.
(un-)
til (-1),
(hither-, un-,
up)
to,
while
(s).
form of a prim.
ivpu henro, hyoo'-ro; which (together with
another cognate form
2171. tv\f\ eucbe, yoo-khay'; from 2172; prop, a wish, expressed as a petition to God, or in votive obligation :prayer, vow.
Za|3ovX<Sv Zabftulon, dzab-oo-lone '; oi Heb. or. [3074]; Zabulon (i.e. Zebttlon), a region of Pal.:Zabulon.
1
hyoo-reh'-o) is used for it In 2172. cvxopai enchAmal, yoo'-khom-ahee; mid. all the tenses except tbe pres. and imperf ; to find of a prim, verb; to wtsft; by impl. to pray to God: pray, will. wish. (lit. or flg.):-flnd, get, obtain, perceive, see.
tvpia
hnreo,
nr5kluddn, yoo-rok-loo'- 2173. cvxpnoTOS SucbrestAs, yoo'-khrays-tos; from 20Qj and 5143; easily used, i.e. useful: profitadohn; from Eupos fc r<'> (the east wind) and 2830; ble, meet for use. a storm from the East (or S.E.), i.e. (in modern 2174- i<|rox& 8upaucbo, yoo-psoo-kheh'-o; phrase) a Levanter:Euroklydon. good spirits, from a comp. of 2003 and 3300; to be 214$. vpvx<pos gurnchdr&s, yoo-roo'-kho-ros; i.e. /eel encouraged: be of good comfort. from fipvs furus (wide) and ss6*! spacious: #175. ciuSCa Anodla, yoo-o-dee'-ah; from a
2148. EipoKXvSwv
2195. Zoicxaios Zakebaids, dzak-chah'ee-yos; of Heb. or. [comp. 2140]; Zacchceus, an 1st.:Zacchseus.
2196.
Zapd Zara,
(i.e.
Zara
dzar-ah'; of Heb. or. [2226]; Zerach), an Isr.: Zara.
2197. ZaxapCas Zacbartas, daalili-ar-ee'-as; of Heb. or. [2148] Zacharias (i.e. Zechariah), the name comp. of 20QS and a der. of 3603; good-scentedness, of two Isr. : Zacharias. (smell, -smelling). sweet savour fragrance: i.e. 2150. cwrspW nabla, yoo-seb'-i-ah; from 2198. &<> zao, dzah'-o; a prim, verb; to live (lit. SnonumAs, yoo-o'-noo-mos; or flg.):life (-time), (a-) live ( ly), quick. 2^2,' piety; spec, the grspei scheme: godliness, holi- #176. <owp.os ness. from 2003 and 3686; prop, well-named (good-omened), 2199. ZcPcSatos Zebedalds, dzeb-ed-ah'-yos; of 2151, vcr(3< SnsebSd, yoo-seb-eh'-o; from 2/J2; i.e. the te/t (which was the lucky side among the Heb. or. [comp. 2067]; Zebedceus, an Isr.:Zebedee. to be pious, i.e. (towards God) to worship, or (to- pagan Greeks); neut. as adv. at the left hand: (on 2200. Jto-ros zeatds, dzes-tos'; from 2204; boiled, wards parents) to respect (.support):show piety, the) left. i.e. (by impl.) calid (flg. fervent):hot. #177. i<pdAXop.ai SpballAmal, ef-al'-lom-ahee; worship. 2201. gevyos zeugAs, dzyoo'-gos; from the same spring upon: leap on. to igog and 242; from 2i5#. vsrpT(s usbes, j/oo-sefcoce'; from 209/ as 2218; a couple, i.e. a team (of oxen yoked together) 2178. s<paira Aphapax, ef-ap'-ax; from 7909 and and 4576; well-reverent, i.e. pious: devout, godly. or brace (of birds tied together):yoke, pair. #15.?. {i<r<Pus enaiboa, floo-seb-oce'; adv. from 530; upon one occasion (only) :(at) once (for all). 2202. Jo)KTT)pttt zenkterla, dzyook-tay-ree'-ah; #179. 'E<pco-tvo$ phalnAs, ef-es-ee'-nos; from 2J52; piously:godly. fern, of a der. (at the second stage) from the same as of Ephesus. Ephesine, or situated at Ephesus: 2181; 2154. twnuuis 6nmS, j/oo'-saj/.mos; from 2218; a fastening (tiller-rope): band. 2oqs and the base of 4jgi; well indicated, i.e. (fig.) 2180. 'E<j>&rw>s phslAa, ef-es'-ee-os; from 2/<&; 2203. Zcvs Zens, dzyooce; of uncert. affln. in the an Ephesian or inhab. of Ephesus: Ephesian, of oblique cases there significant: easy to be understood. is used instead of it a (prob. cogEphesus. 12155. cwnrXaYXVOs eusplagchnds, yoo nate) name splangkh-nos; from 2005 and 460S; well compos- 2181. "E<j>ros pheaAa, e/'-es-os; prob. of for. Als Dla, deece, which is otherwise obsolete; stoned, i.e. sympathetic: pitiful, tender-hearted. or. Ephesus, a city of Asia Minor: Ephesus. Zeus or Vis (among the Latins Jupiter or Jove), the 2156. t4rxiijiov>s enachemomda, yoo-skhay- 2182. JvpT)s epbeurStea, ef-yoo^ret'-ace; supreme deity of the Greeks:Jupiter. mon'-oce; adv. from 2138; decorously: decently, from a comp. of /pop and 2/47; a discoverer, i.e. con- ##0-4. J&> z85, dzeh'-o; a prim, verb; to 6e hot
;
broad.
honestly.
triver: inventor.
&|>T|u,cp(a
(boil,
2157. tia\r\fUMrivn emhemoinne, yoo-skhaymos-oo'-nay; from 2138; decorousness: comeliness.
2183.
epbemerla,
i.e.
ef-ay-mer-ee'-ah;
of liquids; or glow, of solids), (earnest):be fervent.
i.e. (flg.)
be fervid
from 2184; diurnality,
(spec.) the quotidian rota-
2158. evoT^T)(i>v
uschemdn,
well-formed,
yoo-skhay'-mone;
decorous,
fr^m zoos and
407b;
i.e. (flg.)
tion or class of the Jewish priests' service at the Temple, as distributed by families:course.
2205. f)Xos zelAs. dzay'-los;

heat,
i.e.
2184- 4<p^pcpo$ AphemArAs, ef-ay' -mer-os; from : comely, honourable. 2159. cvtovws Sntdnoa, yoo-ton'-oce; adv. from 7909 and 2230; for a day ("ephemeral"), i.e. diurnal:daily. 2206. jjijXdw zelAo, dzay-lo'-o; from 2203; to have a comp. of 2003 and a der. of tcCvu teino (to 2185. tyucviopav epblknAmal, ef-ik-neh'-om- warmth of feeling for or against: affect, covet (earstretch); in a well-strung manner, i.e. (fig.) intensely (in a good sense, cogently; in a bad one, fiercely): ahee; from igog and a cognate of 2240; to arrive nestly), (have) desire, (move with) envy, be jealous
nisuie (in rank)
from 2204; prop. " zeal " (in a favorable sense, ardor; in an unfavorable one, jealousy, as of a husband [flg. of God], or an ^nemy, malice):emulation, envy (-irjg). fervent mind, indignation, jealousy, zeal.
(flg.)
mightily, vehemently.
upon,
l.e.
extend
to:
reach.
over, (be) zealous (-ly affect).

ef-is'-tay-mee;
2160. CvrpaircXCa eutrapella, yoo-trap-el-ee'-ah; from a comp. of 2095 and a der. of the base of 3137 (mean, well-turned, i.e. ready at repartee, jocose) witticism, i.e. (In a vulgar sense) ribaldry:Jesting. 2161. Evrv\os
200s
2186. &p(an]u.i
from 2207. J^W^s zelotee, dzay4o-tace' ; from 2206; igog and 247b; to stand upon, i.e. be present (in vari- a "zealot ";zealous. ous applications, friendly or otherwise, usually lit. : 2208. Zi)Xttjs Zelotea, dzay-lo-tace' ; the same assault, come (In, to, unto, upon), beat hand (instant),
Aphtateml,
utnchda,
yoo'-too-khos;
i.e.
from
present, stand (before, by, over).
as 2208; a Zealot,
itical
i.e. (spec.) partisan for Jewish polindependence: Zelotes.
and a
der. of 3177;
well-fated,
fortunate;
2187.
[669
E<j>pttt|i
fipbraim,
ef-rah-im'; of Heb. or.
##09. Jijuto
Butychus, a young
man: Eutychus.
("
or better 6085];
Ephra'im, a place in Pal.:

of Chald.
2162.
2163;
ci<pT)|xCa
enphemla, yoo-fay-mee'-ah; from

euphemy"),
i.e.
Ephraim.
2188. I<p<pa0d
or. [6606]
;
dzay-rnee'-ah; prob. akin to the base of 1150 (through the idea of uioleTice); detri-
zemia
loss.
ment: damage,
good language pute):good report.

2163.
cv<j>nu.os
praise
(re-
ephpbatha, ef-fath-ah';
be opened!:Ephphatha.
2210. (i)|uiu
to injure,
i.e.
zemlAo,
(reflex,
dzay-mee-o'-o; from 2209;
or pass.) to experience detri-
6nphemda,
well spoken of,
2003 and 3343; good report.
yoo'-fay-mos; from l.e. reputable: ot
2189. cxflpa
hostility;
Achthra,
ekh'-thrah; tern, of 2100;
ment: be
loss.
cast away, receive damage, lose, suffer
by impl. a reason for opposition:enmity,
2211. Znvos Zenaa, dzay-nas'; prob. contr. from 2164. tiipopfoi enphArSo, yoo-for-eh'-o; from 2190. i\9p6i echthrA*. ekh-thros'; from a prim. a poetic form of 2203 and 1435; Jove-given; Zenas, a 2O0j and ^^09; to 6ear well, i.e. be fertile:bring <x9u Achtho (to hate); hateful (pass, odious, or Ohr. :Zenas. forth abundantly. act. hostile) usually as a noun, an adversary (espec. 2212. gnT&o zeteo, dzay-teh'-o; of uncert. affln.; #165. i{<ppa(v faphraino, yoo-frah'ee-no; Satan):enemy, foe. to seek (lit. or flg.); spec, (by Heb.) to worship (God), from 200J and /4?i,* to put (mid. or pass, be) in a 2191. ?xiSva gchldna, ekh'-id-nah; of uncert. or.; or (in a bad sense) to plot (against life):be (go) good frame of mind, i.e. rejoice:tare, make glad, an adder or other poisonous snake (lit. or flg.): about, desire, endeavour, enquire (for), require, be (make) merry, rejoice. viper. (x will) seek (after, for, means). Comp 4441.
;
hatred.

tSlS. J^n)|o
3212;
Yooprepiah
Tharah
35
partisans
zetema,
a search (prop,
concr.),
dzay'-tay-mah; from i.e. (in words) a
ijSovrfj
bedone,
hay-don-ay'; from dv8d;
HpwSiaVot HerodlanAl, hay-ro-dee-an

oy'; plur. of
vck
haudano (to please)
sensual delight;
by impl.
a der. of 2264; Herodians,
i.e.
debate; question.
desire;lust, pleasure.
of Herodes: Herodians.
2214- (4jrr)<ns zeteala, dzay'-tay-sis; from 2212; a 2238. ^8voT(iov heduAamSn, hay-doo'-o&mon; 2266. 'HpuSids searching (prop, the act), i.e. a dispute or its theme: neut. of a comp. of the same as 1234 and 3744', a 2264; Herodias, a
question.
Herodias, hay-ro-dee-as> from woman of the Herodian family:

;
sweet-scented plant, Le.
mint:mint.
Herodias.
Herodion, ftau-ro-dee'-onnf 2215. i(&viov zlzanlon, dziz-an'-ee-on; of un- 2239. q8os ethAa, ay'-thos; a strengthened form 2267. 'HpoStuv from 2264; Herodion, a Chr.: Herodion. cert. or.; darnel or false grain:tares. of 1485; usage, i.e. (plur.) moral habits: manners. 2216. Zopo0dp*tX Zordbabel, dzor-ob-ab>-el; of 2240. tjk helto, hay'-ko; a prim, verb; to arrive, 2268. 'Ho-atas Heaalaa, hay-sah-ee'-as; of Heb. or. [3470]; Hesaias (i.e. Jeshajah), an Isr. :Esaiaa. Heb, or. [2816]; Zorobabel (i.e. Zerubbabel), an Isr.: i.e. be present (lit. or fig.):come.
Zorobabel.
2217. y>$o% zAphAa, dzof'-os; akin : ;hf base of S59! gloom (as shrouding like a cloud).blackness,
darkness, mist.
2241. tyl ell, ay-lee

suffix]
;
of Heb. or. [410 with pron.
my God:Eli.
2269. 'HeraC Esau. ay-soW; of Heb. Esau, an Edomite:Esau.
or.
[6216];
2242. 'HXl
(i.e. Eli),
HSU, hay-lee ;
1
of Heb. or. [6941]; fleli
2270. no-ux&la)
besnebazo,
hay-soo-khad'-zo;
2218. {iry6s zugAa, dsoo-gos'; from the root of

Jcvyvujii
an Isr.:HelL
or.
from the same as 2272; to keep still (intrans.), Le. refrain from labor, meddlesomeness or speech:cease,
hold peace, be quiet,
rest.
zingnnml (to join

the
r coupling, le. (fig.) servitude

<fer (lit.)
n,
espec.bya"yoke"); 0&0S. 'HXCas Hellas, hay-lee'-as; of Heb. law or obligation); [453]; Helios (Le. Elijah), an Isr.:Elias.
beam
buai3s).
- pair of balances,
of the balance (as connecting the yoke.
^44-
ijXucfa,
bellkla,
maturity
same as
stature.
224s;
hay-likê'-ah; from the (in years or size):age,
iJ?. &fi|M)
zume,
ftoiting
2271. ijo-vxfa heaucbla, hay-soo-khee'-ah; fern, of 2272; (as noun) stillness, i.e. desistance from bustle or language:quietness, silence. 2272. ijon&xios heanchlda, hay-soo'-khee-os; a prol. form of a comp. prob. of a der. of the base of 1476 and perh. 2192; prop, keeping one's seat (sedentary),
i.e.
'erment (as if
4.&S0. vp.6
dzoo'-may; prob. from up) :leaven.
220^,'
tJXCkos
zumAo,
hellhAa,
hay-lee'-kos;
from
TjX.ig
dzoo-mo'-o; from 22/0; to
cause to ferment:leaven.
.Z.
helix (a comrade, Le. one of the same age); as big as, Le. (interjectively) how much:how (what) great.
rjXios
(by impl.)
still
(undisturbed, undisturb-
Jwypco zogreo, dzogue-reh'-o; from the 224S. same as 2226 and 64; to take alive (make a prisoner
of war),
catch.
i.e. (fig.)
hellog,
1-
hay'-Use-os;
from
X1
hele ing):peaceable,
either indeed:
quiet.
to capture or ensnare;take captive,
(a raj/; perh. akin to the alt. of 138);
the sun; by
nroi etol,
ay'-toy;
from 2228 and 3104;
impl. light:
east, sun.
unceri;.
affln.;
whether.
2222. Jwfj zoe, dzo-ay'; from 2/9$;

fig.)
ft/e
(lit.
or
: life
(-time).
Comp. ^90.
2247. ijXos helAa, hay'-los; of stud, i.e. spike:nail.
#2#5.
dzo>-nay; prob. akin to the base of 22/*; a belt; bj impl. a pocket: girdle, purse.
c&VT|
zone,
2248.
ljjids
hemaa,
us.-our, us, we.
irrr&o bettao, hayt-tah'-o; from the same moke worse, i.e. vanquish (lit. or fig.); by hay-mas'; ace. plur. of /47J; impl. to rate lower;be inferior, overcome. 2275. T|TTij|ia bettema, hayt'-tay-mah; from
as 2276; to
2224. i&wv(u iniiituml. dzone'-noo-mi; 222j; to bind about (espec. with a belt):gird.
from from
###>. ljptts
'473!
we
(only used
hemAla, hay-mice'; nom. plur. of when emphatic):us, we (our-
2274;
a deterioration,
i.e.
(obj.)
failure
or (subj.)
loss:diminishing, fault.
selves).
2276. tJttov betton, hate'-ton; neut. of comp. of
2225. <iKryoWu
the
zoAgAneo,
dzo-og-on-eh'-o;
engender alive 5610 implied) of a der. of T||uu hemal (to sit; akin i.e. (by anal.) to rescue (pass, be saved) from death: to the base of 1470) mean, tame, i.e. gentle; day, i.e. live, preserve. (lit.) the time space between dawn and dark, or 2226. l&ov zoAn, dzo'-on; neut. of a der. otsiqS; the whole 24 hours (but several days were usually a live thing, i.e. an animal:beast. reckoned by the Jews as inclusive of the parts of both 2227. (ooiroUu zoApAieo, dzo-op-oy-eh'-o; from extremes) fig. a period (always denned more or less the same as 222b and 4160; to (re-) vitalize (lit or clearly by the context): age, -falway, (mid-) day fig.):make alive, give life, quicken. for ever, judgment, (day) time, (by day, [-ly]),
der. of /006; to
;
same as 2226 and a
2250. ifuipa
hemera,
hay-mer'-ah;
tern, (with
beka (slightly) used for that of 2336; worse (as noun); by impl. less (as adv.):less, worse.
i)Ktt
2277. i)T eto, ay'-to; third pers. sing, imperative

of 1310; let
him
(or it)
be;let ...
be.
2278. r)\l(a echeo, ay-kheh'-o; from 2270; to make a loud noise, i.e. reverberate;roar, sound.
2279. qxS ecbda, ay'-khos; of uncert.
affln.;
fig.
a
a
loud or confused noise ("echo"), Le. roar; rumor.-fame, sound.
while, years.
2251. ijpircpos
rj e, aji;
bemgterds.
hay-met'-er-os; from
0aSSatos Tbaddaloa, thad-dah'-yos; of 2252. tJ|M|V omen, ay' -mane; a prol. form of 2338; tween two connected terms; disjunctive, or; comparuncert. or.; Thaddceus, one of the Apostles:Thadwas; be, was. [Sometimes unexpressed.] ative, tfcan; and, but (either), (n-) either, except it I hemlthanea, hay-mee-than- dffius. be, (n-) or (else), rather, save, than, that, what, yea. 2253. i]|u6aWj Often used in connection with other particles. Comp. ace'; from a presumed comp. of the base of 22JS and 2281. OdXcunra tbalaaaa, thal'-as-sah; prob. prol. from 231; the sea (gen. or spec.):sea. 2200, 2273. 2348; half dead, i.e. entirely exhausted: half dead. especially
223s,
a prim,
particle of distinction be-
234q;
our; our, your [by a different reading],
2229.
ay; an adv. of con/Jrmafion; perh. in- 2254. rffXv hemln, hay-meen'; dat. plur. of 1473; 2282. 9AVir tbalpo, thal'-po; prob. akin to flaXXo) (hallo (to warm); to brood, I.e. (fig.) to /ostens. of 2228; used only (in the N. T.) before 3303; as- to (or for, with, by) us.-our, (for) us, we. suredly:sorely. 2255. iJ|UO-i> hemlau, hay'-mee-soo; neut. of a ier.feherish? ~~ der. from an inseparable pref akin to 260 (through 2283.^&&JMp Tbamar, tham'-ar; of Heb. or. n he. See 358?. the idea of partition involved in connection) and [8559]; TAamar(i.e. Tamar), an Israelitess:Thamar. H he. Seejjgo. mean, semi-; (as noun) half: half. 2284. eafipVc tliambco. tham-beh'-o; from 2283; i e,. See 3600. 2256. ij|U<&piov bemtorldn, hay-mee-o'-ree-on; to stupefy (with surprise), Le. astound:amaze, ashegSmAnSuo, hayg-em-on- from the base of 2235 and 3610; a half-hour:half an tonish. 2280. iftip.ovvci> yoo'-o; from 2232; to act as ruler: be governor. hour. log thambAa, tham'-bos; akin to an 2231. iyy|i.ovla hegemAnla, hayg-em^m-ee'-ah; 2257. rjiifiv hemon, hay-mone'; gen. plur. of obsol. t4^> tapbo (to dumbfound); stupefaction official term; from 2232; government, i.e. (in time) '473; of (or from) us;our (company), us, we. (by surprise), Le. astonishment: X amazed, asreign. 2258. tjv en, one; imperf. of 1510; I (thou, etc.) tonished, wonder. 2282. ijy<|i(Sv hegemon, hayg-em-ohn'; from was (wast or were): |- agree, be, X have (+ charge 2286. Oavda-iuos thanaalmAa, than-as'-ee-mos; 2233; a leader, i.e. chief person (or fig. place) of a of), hold, use, was (-t), were. from 22<S?; fatal, i.e. poisonous; deadly. province: governor, prince, ruler. 2259. ijvCxa henlka, hay-nee'-kah; of uncert. 2287. 8avaT^<j>opos tbanatepbArAa, tftan-at2233. i}yfo|L(u hegAmal, hayg-eh'-om-ahee; affln. ; at which time:when. ay'-for-os; from (the fem. form of) 2288 and 5341; mid. of a (presumed) strengthened form of 71; to lead, 2260. i)ircp eper, ay'-per; from 2228 and 4007; death-bearing. I.e. fatal: deadly. i.e. command (with official authority); fig. to deem, than at all (or than perhaps, than indeed): than. 2288. 6dVaros thanatos, than'-at-os; from 2348: i.e. consider:account, (be) chief, count, esteem, 2261. TJmos eplAa, ay'-pee-os; prob. from 2031; (prop, an adj. used as a noun) death (lit. or fig.): governor, judge, have the rule over, suppose, think. prop, affable, i.e. mild or land;gentle. X deadly, (be . .) death. 2234. ijSfas hedeoa, hay-deh'-oce; adv. from a 2262. "Hp Br, ayr; of Heb. or. [6147]; Br, an 2289. OavaTow tbanatAo, ffcan-at-3'-o; from der. of the base of 2237; sweetly, Le. (fig.) with pleasIsr.:Er. 2288; to kill (lit. or fig.):become dead, (cause to be)
X[
e,
ure:
gladly.
t|Stj
2263. qpcuAS SrSmAa, ay'^rem-os; perh. by trans- put to death, kill, mortify. ede, ay' -day; appar. from 2238 (or pos6&vu tbano. See 2348. and 1211; even now;already, (even) now position from 2048 (through the idea of stillness); tranquil:quiet. 2290. 8ditT tbapto, fkap'-fo; a prim, verb; to (already), by this time. 2236. tfburra hedlsta, hay'-dis-tah; neut. plur. 2264. 'HpASris Herodes, hay-ro'-dace; comp. of celebrate funeral rites, Le. inter;bury. of the superl. of the same as 2234; with great pleas- t]pS heroa (a " hero") and 14Q1; heroic; Herodes, 2291. 0dpa Tbara, thar'-ah; of Heb. or. [8646]-, the name of four Jewish kings: Herod. Thara (i.e, Terach). the father of Abraham:Thara. ure:ma&% (very) gladly.
2235.
sibly 2220)
Tharhreho
Eeos
2. Gappew tbarrheo, thar-hreh'-o; another 2316. fleos theds, theh'-os; of uncert. affln.; a 2343. 8r(0-aupi> tbesaarlzo, tfta-soui.rid'-o; form for 2203; to exercise courage: be bold, X bold- deity, espec. (with 3588) the supreme Divinity; flg. a from 2344; to amass or reserve (lit. or flg.): lay up magistrate; by Heb. very: X exceeding, God, god (treasure), (keep) in store, (heap) treasure (together, Comp. 3111. ly, have confidence, be confident.
2293. Sapa-it* tharsed, thar-seh'-o; from have courage: be of good cheer (comfort).
2202.
[-ly,
-ward],
up).
2294; to
Comp. 2317. fieoo-epeio, tb-Sdsebela, theh-os-eb'-i-ah; 2344. 9i)0-oup6s tbesaurds, thay-soiiMros'; from 3087; a deposit, i.e. wealth (lit. or fig.):treasure. from 3j/<?; detwutness, i.e. piety:godliness.
231b
2294- O&po-os tliarsos, thar'-sos; akin (by transp.)

to 8pdo-os
thrasAs
(daring);
boldness (subj.):
courage.
2318. etoo-tPfc thedsebes, theh-os-eb-ace'; from 2345. Biyy&vu tblggano, thing-gan'-o; a prol. and 4y76, reverent of God, i.e. pious:worship- form of an obsol. prim. 8Cy tblgo (to finger); to per of God. manipulate, i.e. have to do with; by impl. to injure:
-
2319. Ofoirrvy^s thAstngres, theh-os-tooâce' ttaaiuna, thou'-mah; appar. from from 231b and the base of #767; hateful to God, i.e. a form of 2300; wonder (prop, concr. ; but by impl. impious:hater of God. abstr.) : admiration 2296. 6av|i&(a> thanmazo, thou-mad'-zo; from 0*80. 0OTr,s ih.-otcs, fheh-ot'-ace; from 231b; 2203; to wonder; by impl. to admire:admire, have divinity (abstr.):godhead.
295. Oavjia
in admiration, marvel, wonder.
handle, touch.
2346. 8X100 thllbo, thlee'-bo; akin to the base of SU7! to crowd (lit. or fig.): afflict, narrow, throng,
suffer tribulation, trouble.
2321. tocpiXos Tbeophilos, then-o^-ii-os; from 2297. 8avp.do-ios thanmaslos, thow-mas'-ee-os; 231b and 3384; friend of God; Theophilus, a Chr. : from 2203 ; wondrous, i.e. (neut. as noun) a miracle: Tbeophilus.
2347. BXtyis thllpsls, thlipr-sis; trom.2346; pressure (lit. or flg.): afflicted (-tion), anguish, burdened,
persecution, tribulation, trouble.
2343. 6W)(TKe>
thnesko,
thnay'-sko; a strength-
wonderful thing.
2298.
fl<u)jj.ao~ros
tbnumasto*.
at, i.e.
from 2206; wondered marvel (-lous).
thow-mas-tos' (by impl.) wonderful:
2322. Btpaircla therapela, ther-ap-i'-ah; from 3737; attendance (spec, medical, i.e. cure); flg. and collec. domestics:healing, household.
ened form of a simpler prim. 8dv tbano, fhan'-o (which is used for it only in certain tenses); to die (lit. or fig.):be dead, die.
2349. Bviyrfs tbnetfis, thnay-tosf; from 2348; ble to die:mortal (-ity).
lia-
2299. 8c6 thSa, theh-ah';
tern, of 231b;
a female
2323. 8tpwne0a
the
therapeno,
ther-ap-yoo'-o;
from
to
2350. 8opvpl thorubeo, thor-oo-beh'-o; from deity: goddess. adore (God), or (spec.) to relieve (of disease):cure, 2331; to be in tumult, i.e. disturb, clamor:make 2300. 6cdou,ai tbeadmal, theh-ah'-om-ahee; a heal, worship. ado (a noise), trouble self, set on an uproar. prol. form of a prim, verb; to look closely at, i.e. (by impl.) to perceive (lit. or flg.); by ertens. to visit: 2324. Ocpdiruv therapon, ther-ap'-ohn; appar. 2351. 86pv|3os tbArnbds, thor'-oo-bos; from the a part, from an otherwise obsol. der. of the base of base of 23bo; a disturbance:tumult, uproar. behold, look (upon), see. Comp. 3700. attendant (as if cherishing):servant. 2301. OcarpCgu tbf atrizo. theh-at-rid'-zo; from 2330; a menial 2352. 6pavu tbrauo, throw'-o; a prim, verb; to 2302; to expose as a spectacle:make a gazing stock. 2325. OtpCJtt tbrlao,fher-id'-o; from 2330 (in the crush:bruise. Comp. 448b. 2302. 6farpov theatrftn, theh'-at-ron; from 2300; sense of the crop); to harvest: reap. 2353. 6ptp.u.a. thremma, threm'-mah; lromji4S; a place for public show ('* theatre"), i.e. general 2326. 0prp.6s tb8rlsm&a, ther-is-mos '; from stock (as raised on a farm): cattle. audience-room; by impl. a show itself (flg.):spec2354. flpT|W thi-enô, thray-neh'-o; from 2333; to 232s; reaping, i.e. the crop: harvest. tacle, theatre. bewail:lament, mourn. 2327. Otpurrijs therlstea, ther-is-tace'; from 2303. Bciov tbelftn, thi'-on; prob. neut. of 2304 (in 2355. flpfjvos tbrenOs, thray'-nos; from the base a harvester:reaper. 232s; sulphur: of brimstone. sense flashing); or. Its of 23bo; wailing: lamentation. thermalno, ther-mah'ee-no; 2356. 8pT]0-KcCa tbresbela, thrace-ki'-ah; from a 2304. fletos thelds, thi'-os; from 231b; godlike 2328. 0p|aCv*> from 2320; to heat (oneself) (be) warm (-ed, self). (neut. as noun, divinity):divine, godhead. der. of 2337; ceremonial obsemanee;religion, wor2306. 8tt6rn,s thelites, thi-ot'-ace; from 3304.; 2329. 6p|M) therme, ther'-may; from the base of shipping. v divinity (abstr.): godhead. 3370; warmth: heat. 2357.
same
as 2324; to
wait upon menially,
i.e. (fig.)
2306.
fleKiStjs
thelodes,
i.e.
thi-o'-dace;
from
370.7
and
w; sulphur-like,
BeXew theleo.
8Xii|j.tt
su2p/utrous.'
2309.
brimstone.
from the
0AJ0. Wpos theros, ther>-os; from a prim. 0p
thero
(to heat);
prop, heat,
i.e.
summer:summer.
thesi.e.
6pf|<rKOS tlir."sk thrace'-kos; prob. from the base of 2300; ceremonious in worship (as demonstrative), i.e. pious.- religious.
See
comp. of the base of 23bo and a der. of bSo (mean, a noisy iambus, sung in nonor of Bacprol. form of 2300; a determination (prop, the thing), hab. of Thessalonice: Thessalonian. cbus) to make an acclamatory procession, i.e. (flg.) i.e. (act.) choice (spec, purpose, decree; abstr. voli2332. to-o-aXovticri Tbegsaldnlke, thes-sal-on- to conquer or (by Hebr.) to gitie victory: (cause) to tion) or (pass.) inclination: desire, pleasure, will. 2308. 8&i]0-is thelesls, thel'-ay-sis; from 2300; ee'-kay; from 0<nraX6s Thssalos (a Thessa- triumph (over). lian) and .7/29; Thessalonice, a place in Asia Minor: 2359. 8pCg thrix, threeks; gen. rpixos trlcbfts, determination (prop, the act), i.e. option:will. Thessalonica. etc.; of uncert. der.; hair:hair. Comp. 2864. 2309. 8& theld, thel'-o; or iBflUt ethelo, efft2333. 0ev8ds Theudas, thyoo-das 1 ; of uncert. 2360. flpot'w tkrdeo, thro-eh'-o; from 8pfou,ai el'-o; in certain tenses fleX&> theleo, thel-eh'-o; or. Theudas, an Isr. : Theudas. tbr.'ouinl (to wail); to clamor, i.e. (by impl.) to and 48IX etbeleo, eth-el-eh'-o, which are other8n thSo. 8665087. frighten: trouble. wise obsol. appar. strengthened from the alt. form #&?.. Scupcu theorSo, theh-o^reh'-o; from a der. 2361. BpiuPos thrdmbds, throm'-bos; perh. of 138; to determine (as an act. option from subj. of 3700 (pern, by add. of 3708); to be a spectator of, from 3142 (in the sense of thickening); a clot: great impulse; whereas 1014 prop, denotes rather a pass. discern, (lit., drop.
2307.
tbelema,
2331. Ociro-aXovuccirs
sal-on-ik-yoos f ;
Tbessalonlfeeus,
2358. BpiauB/Cvu
o;
tbriambeno,
three-am-byoo'-
thel'-ay-mah;
from 2332; a Thessalonican,
from a
;
prol.
in-
acquiescence in obj. considerations), prefer (lit. or fig.); by impl. to wish,
i.e. flg. [experience] or intens. [acknowlchoose or edge]):behold, consider, look on, perceive, see. 2362. 0p6vos tbrSnds, thron'-os; from Qp&a i.e. be inclined Comp. .7700. tbrao (to sit) a stately seat (" throne") by impl. to (sometimes adv. gladly); impers. forthefut. tense, 2335. OcupCa theorla, theh-o-ree'-ah; from the power or (concr.) a potentate: seat, throne. to be about to; by Heb. to delight in: desire, be disposed (forward), intend, list, love, mean, please, have same as 2334; spectatorship, i.e. (concr.) a specta- 2363. 0udrcipa Thuatelra, thoo-at'-i-rah; of cle:sight. rather, (be) will (have, -ling, -ling [ly]). uncert. der.; Thyatira, a place in Asia Minor:Thy 2310. 0ep.tXi.os themellos, them-el'-ee-os; from a S^fi. 9t|KT| tbeke, thaK'-fcau; fromjoS?; a recep- atira. der. oijoS?; something put down, i.e, a substruction tacle, i.e. scabbard:sheath. 2364. 6uY<S.Ti]p thtigater, thoo-gat'-air; appar. a (of a building, etc.), (lit. or flg.):foundation. 2337. 8r|XdJo) thelazd, thay-lad'-zo; from BnXrfj prim, word [comp. " daughter"] a female child, or
i.e.,
; ;
(by Hebr.) descendant (or inhabitant): daughter. 2311. BeucXidu theinelloo, them-el-ee-o'-o; from thele (the nipple) ; to suckle; by impl. to suck: 2310; to lay a basis for, i.e. (lit.) erect, or (flg.) consoli- (give) suck (-ling). 2365. flirydTpiov tbugatrion, thoo-gat'-ree-on; date:(lay the) found (-ation), ground, settle. 2338. BfjXvj tbelns, thay'-loos; from the same as from 23b4; a daughterling:little (young) daughter. 8812. BeoSISeiKTOs theddldaktos, theh-od-d'- 2337; female: female, woman. 2366. 6viKKa
ak-tos;
from 231b and
J.72/;
divinely instructed:
taught of God.
$310. 9eoX6-yos thedlogda, 3?j6 and jav," a " theologian": divine.

&1/3. 6t0M.oxw
2339. 8*jpa tbera, thay'-rah; from wild animal, as game); hunting, i.e. theh-ol-og'-os; from tion:trap.
tbnella,
thoo'-el-lah;
from 3380
(in
8<f|p
(flg.)
ther
(a
the sense of blowing) a storm:tempest.
destruc-
2340.
Qi\ptia>
therguo,
thay-ryoo'-o; from
to carp at:catch.
sjtTp,"
2367. Mivos thnin&s, thoo'-ee-nos; from a der. of 2380 (in the sense of blowing; denoting a certain fragrant tree); made of citron -wood: thyine.
thoo-mee'-am-ah; 23^J. 0t)piouax^ therloniacheo, thay-ree-omfrom 3770,- an aroma, i.e. fragrant potoder burnt in ^4. 6c<Suaxos theomachon, theh-om'-akh-os; akh-eh'-o; from a comp. of 2342 and j/oV,' to be a religious service; by impl. the burning itself:infrom 37/6 and j/nVi' an opponent 0/ deity:to fight beast-fighter (in the gladiatorial show), i.e. (flg.) to en- cense, odour. counter (furious men): flght with wild beasts. against God. 2369. 9v|iio<rr<ipiov thumlasterlSn, thoo-mee2315. 66irvewrros theopnenstos, theh-op'- 2342. StjpCov tberiftn, thay-ree'-on; dimin. from as-tay'-ree-on; from a der. of 2370; a place of fuminvoo-stos; from 3776 and a presumed der. of 4154; di- the same as 2339; a dangerow animal: (venomous, gation, i.e. the altar of incense (in the Temple): wild) beast. vinely breathed is:given by inspiration of God, censer.
theh-c-makheh'-o; from 2314; to resist deity:fight against God.
theomacheo,
to hunt (an animal),
i.e. (flg.)
2368. 0vu,(ap,a
tbumlama,

$370. 6vfu&*> thnraiaS, thoo-mee-ah'-o; from a to fumigate, Le. offer aromatic fumes: burn incense.
der. otijSo (in the sense of smoking);
Tharhreho
Eeos
37
alone, apart, aside, due, his (own, proper, several),
Ii)o-ovs
[3091]
;
Iesouu,
ee-ay-sooce' ; of Heb. or.
home,
(-ly),
(her, our, thine, your)
own
(business), private
proper, severally, their (own).
Jehoshua), the and tw (three) other Isr.:Jesus.

(i.e.
Jesus
name
of our Lord
2371. 6v|iL0|iax tbnmdmach6o, thoo-mom- 2399. t&ic&rns ldiotea, id-ee-o'-tace; from 2308; a akh-eh'-o; from a presumed comp. of 2^72 and 3164; private person, i.e. (by impl.) an ignoramus (comp. "idiot"): ignorant, rude, unlearned. to be in a furious fight, i.e. (fig.) to be exasperated: be highly displeased. 2400. ISov Iddu, id-oo'; second pers. sing, imper. 2372. flvpos thumds, thoo-mosf; from 2380; pas- mid. of 1492; used as imper. lo!: behold, lo, see.
sion (as if breathing hard): fierceness, indignation, wrath. Comp. 3300.
2425. ikov6s
hlkands,
hik-an-os1 ;
from
Urn
hiko
2401. 'ISovpaia Jddamala, id-oo-mah'-yah; of Heb. or. [123] ; Idumcea (i.e. Edom), a region E. (and 2426. iKavoTi]s hikandtes, Mk-an-ot'-ace; from 2423; ability: sufficiency. 2373. Ovpdu thnmdo, thoo-mo'-o; from 3773; to S.) of Pal. :Idumeea. put in a passion, i.e. enrage: be wroth. 2402. i8pu$ hldros, ftid-roce'; a strengthened 2427. iKavoa blkan&o, hik-an-5'-o; from 2423; to 2374. Ovpa tliura. thoo'-rah; appar. a prim, word form of a prim. t8os idos (sweat); perspiration: enable, i.e. qualify: make able (meet).
[ixdvu or IkWoiicu, akin to 2240] (to arrive): competent (as if coming in season), i.e. ample (in amount) or fit (in character): able, content, enough, good, great, large, long (while), many, meet, much, security, sore, sufficient, worthy.
[comp. "door"]; a portal or entrance (the opening or

the closure,
lit.
sweat.
or fig.): door, gate.
2403.
or.
'leiX^X Iezabel,
Jezabel
(i.e.
ee-ed-zab-ale';
of Heb.
2375. 6vpcd$ thnrds, thoo-reh-os'; from 9374; a large shield (as door-shaped):shield.
2376. 9vp(s
aperture,
i.e.
[348];
Tezebel),
a Tyrian
woman
2428. iKtrnpCa blketerla, hik-et-ay-ree'-ah; from a der. of the base of 2423 (through the idea of approaching for a favor) intreaty: supplication.
;
(used as a synonym of
Jezabel.
thuris
thoo-rece 1 ;
from
9374;
an
a termagant or false teacher) : 2429. ixuds hikmas, hik-mas'; of uncert. dampness: moisture.
hee-er-ap'-ol-is;
affln.;
window: window.
2404. "ItpdiroXis
HlSrapdlls,
2377. Svpwpds
thuror 5s,
thoo-ro-ros' ;
from 9374
from
and 4172; holy Asia Minor: Hierapolis.

2413
city; Hierapolis,
2430. 'Ikoviov IkduiAn, ee-fcon'-ee-on; perh. a place in from 1304; image-like; Iconium, a place in Asia
and ovpos onrfts

2378. 6uo-(a
(a watcher);
a gate-warden:
2405. tcparcCa
Minor:Iconium.
hee-er-at-i'-ah;
that kept the door, porter.
hleratela,
i.e.
thusla,
thoo-see'-ah;
lit.
from
2407; priestliness,
sjjb;
the sacerdotal function:
office
from 2431. tXapos lillards,
of the priesthood, priest's office.
socK/'ce [(the act or the victim,
or fig.): sacrifice.
thoo-see-
hil-ar-os'; from the same as 243b; propitious or merry {"hilarious"), Le. prompt or willing: cheerful.
2379. dwrtao-rfjpiov
as-tay'-ree-on;
fice, i.e.
tbuslasterlon,
2406. Updraipa
blratnma,
hee-er-at'-yooi.e.
2432. tXaponjs bllardtes,

2431; alacrity: cheerfulness.
ftiZ-ar-ot'-oce;
from
an 2433. iXdo-Kouai hllaskomai, hil-as'-kom-ahee; 2380. 0vu tliuo thoo'-o; a prim, verb; prop, to 2407. Uparcvo hterateuoêe-er-at-j/oo'-o.-prol. mid. from the same as 2436; to conciliate, te. (trans.) rush {breathe hard, blow, smoke), i.e. (by impl.) to from 2400; to be a priest, i.e. perform his functions: to atone for (sin), or (intrans.) be propitious:he sacrifice (prop, by fire, but gen.); by extens. to immo- execute the priest's office. merciful, make reconciliation for. late {slaughter for any purpose):kill, (do) sacrifice, 2408. 'IfpcpXas Hleremias, hee-er-em-ee'-as; of 2434. IXao-uds hllaam5s, hil-as-mos'; atoneslay. ment, i.e. (concr.) an expiator: propitiation. Heb. or. [3414]; Hieremias (i.e. JermijaK), an Isr.: 2381. 0e>p,d$ Thomas tho-mas': of Chald. or. Jeremiah. 2435. EXao-Wjpiov bllasterldn, hil-as-tay'-ree[comp. 8380]; the twin; Thomas, a Chr.: Thomas. lepcvs blr6ns, hee-er-yooce1 ; from 2413; on; neut. of a der. of 2433; an expiatory (place or 2382. 6upa thorax, tho'-rax; of uncert. affln.; thing), i.e. (concr.) an atoning victim, or (spec.) the & priest (lit. or fig.): (high) priest. the chest (*' tfioras"), i.e. (by impl.).a corslet: breastlid of the Ark (in the Temple):mercyseat, propitia'. 'lpix<S Hit'riobo. hee-er-ee-kho' ; of Heb. plate. tion. or. [3405] ; Jericho, a place in Pal :Jericho. 2436. tXcus bllSog, hil'-eh-oce; perh. from the alt. 2411. Up6v hlerdn, hee-er-on'; neut. of 2413; a form of 138; cheerful (as attractive), le. propitious; sacred place, i.e. the entire precincts (whereas 3483 adv. (by Hebr.) God be gracious.', i.e. (in averting 2383. 'Idtipos IaSlros, ee-ah'-i-ros; of Heb. or. denotes the central sanctuarii itself) of the Temple (at some calamity) far be it:be it far, merciful. Jems, or elsewhere):temple. 2437. "IXXvptKOV Illnrlkon, il-loo-ree-kon' Jairus (i.e. Jair), an Isr. :Jairus.
3378; a place of sacrialtar (spec, or gen., lit. or fig.):altar.
from a der. of
mah; from 2407; the
priestly fraternity,
a sacer-
dotal order (fig.): priesthood.
[8971]
238Jf. 'IaKiSP Iakob,
blrdprpes, hee-er-op-rep- neut. of an adj. from a name of uncert. der.; (the) from 2413 and the same as 4241; reverent:as lllyrican (shore), i.e. (as a name itself) Myricum, a region of Europe: Myricum, becometh holiness. 2438. tp.ds liiiuaw, hee-mas'; perh. from the same SS5.5. *I&KupV>$ Iakobds, ee-ak'-o-bos; the same Up6s hie>5a, hee-er-os'; of uncert. affln.; as 260; a strap, i.e. (spec.) the tie (of a sandal) or the as 23X4 Graecized; Jacobus, the name of three Isr.: sacred: holy.
ee-afc-ooe'; of Heb. or. [3290]; Jacob (i.e. Ja'akob), the progenitor of the Isr. also an 1st.: Jacob.
;
2412. Upoirpeirijs
ace';
James.
2386. tapa
lash (of a scourge):latchet, thong.

tjiaT|(i)
lama
ee'-am-ah;
from
9300;
a cure
of Eg.
(the effect): healing.
2414. 'Iepoo-dXvpa oo-mah; of Heb. or.
Hierftsoluma,
[3389];
:
ftee-er-os-oJ'(i.e.
2439.
Iiimattzo,
him-at-id'-zo;
from
Hierosolyma
Jeru-
shalaim), the capital of Pal.
2387. 'Iap(3pijs Iambres, ee-am-orace'; or. ; Jami>?-es, an Kg. : Jambres.

2388. 'Iavvd
Jerusalem.
Comp. 24/g.
7iee-eri.e.
2440; to dress:
clothe.
<*
2440. iu-driov hiinatidn, him-at'-ee-on; neut. of
2415. 'Icpoo-oXvpCTT|s
os-ol-oo-mee'-tace;
H16r6sdlnmltes,
lamia
ee-an-nah'; prob. of Heb. or.
[comp.
3338];
Janna, anIsr.:^Janna.
or.;
from 2414; a Hierosolymite, Jnhab. of Hierosolyma: of Jerusalem.

from 2417; to be a temple-robber
rilege.
a presumed der. of tvwpj. juiumt (to put on); a dress (inner or outer): apparel, cloke, clothes, garment, raiment, robe, vesture.
2389. 'Iavvfjs Ianneg, ee-an-nace'; of Eg. Jannes, an Eg. :Jannes. 2390. tdopcu
par.
2416. Upo<ruX&o liUr6mild, hee-er-os-ooUeh'-o;

(fig.):commit sac-
from
iaomal,
a prim, verb;
to cure
ee-ah'-om-ahee; mid. of ap(lit. or fig.):heal, make
2441. ip.OTvo-p.6s blmatismos, him-aUis-mosr; 243q; clothing:apparel (X -led), array, raiment, vesture.
2417. UpdcruXos
whole.
2391. 'IdptS
Iarfd
ee-ar'-ed; of Heb. or.
[3382];
Jared
(i.e.
Jered),
an antediluvian:Jared.
2392. IWis lasts, ee'-as-is; from 3J90; curing (the act):cure, heal (-ing).
2393. Itunris laspls, ee'-as-pis; prob. of [see 3471]; "jasper", a gem:jasper.
for. or.
2394. 'Idcrov Iason, ee-as'-oan; fut. act. part, masc. of 2300; about to cure; Jason, a Chr. : Jason.
sician:
htrosrilos, hee-er-os '-oo-los; 2442. lueCpoptu hlmir5mal, W?-i'-rom-oftee; a temple-despoiler:robber of mid. from tpcpos lilmfr 6s (a yearning; of uncert. churches. affln ); to long for:be affectionately desirous. 2418. Upovpyia hieroarged, hee-er-oorg-eh'-o; 2443. Tva blna, hin'-ah; prob. from the same as from a comp. of 2411 and the base of 2041; to be a the former part of 1438 (through the demonstrative temple-worker, i.e. officiate as a priest (fig.): idea; comp. 3388) in order that (denotingthe purpose minister. or the result) : albeit, because, to the intent (that), 2419. 'Iepovo-oX^n merdusalem, hee-er-ooComp. 3363. lest, so as, (so) that, (for) to. sal-ame'; of Heb. or. [8389]; Hierusalem (i.e. Jerushtva p/fj blna me. Seejydj. Comp. :
4
from
2411
and
4813;
alem), the capital of Pal.
Jerusalem.
2414.
2420. UpwoTJvn
fice:priesthood.
,
hleroanne,
i.e.
2395. tarpds latros ee-at-ros'; from 2300; a phy- from 2413; sacredness,
hee-er-o-soo'-nay; (by impL) the priestly of-
2444- ivarl
Sior; for
'.
liinatl. hin-at-ee';
1 , i.e.
from
2443
and
what reason
whyf:wherefore, why.
physician.
2396. tSc Ids, id'-eh; second pers. sing, imper. act. of 1402; used as interj. to denote surprise; lo!: behold,
lo, see.
'IccroraC Iftssai,
;
es-es-sah'ee;
of Heb. or.
Ioinrn Ioppe, ee-op'-pay; of Heb. or. Joppe (i.e. Japho), a place In Pal. :Joppa.
Jessos
(i.e.
Jishai),
an
Irs.
Jesse.
2397. tSfa lda, id-eh'-ah; from 1402; a sight or. thab. [comp. fig. " idea"], i.e. asperf. countenance.
-
'Ip9de Igpbthag. ee-ef-thah'-eh; of Heb. [8316]; Jephthae (i.e. Jiphtach), an Isr.:Jeph'.
IopSdvns ISrdanes, ee-or-dan'-ace; of Heb. or. [3388] the Jordanes (i.e. Jarden), a river of Pal. :Jordan.
;
2447.
ee-ekh-on-ee'-as; of
Isr.:
U$
15s, ee-os1 ; perh. from dpi

(to send);
Mml (to go)
2398. tSios ldlos, id'-ee-os; of uncert. affln.: pertaining to self, I.e. one's own; by impl. private or separate: X bis acquaintance, when they were
2423. 'IcxovCas ISchSntaa, Heb. or. [3204]; Jechonias (i.e. Jekonjah), an

Jechonias.
rust (as if emitted by metals); also-venom (as emitted by serpents) :- poison,
or
tripit
bleml
rust.
Qg
Eeoodah Katagnoomee

intrans.),
244S. 'IovSd
louda ee-oo*lah'; of Heb. or. [3063 or perh. 8194] ; Judih (i.e. Jehudah or Juttah), a part of (or place in) Pal.:Judah.
2449. 'IovSata
and used for it in certain tenses); to stand (trans, or 2505. KdSd katlia, katfoah'; from 230b and the used in various applications (lit. or fig.): neut. plur. of 3739; according to which things, Le.
abide, appoint, bring, continue, covenant, establish, hold up, lay, present, set (up), stanch, stand (by,
forth,
still,
just
as:as.
I5ndala,
ee-oo-dah'-yah; tern, of
(i.e.
up).
Comp.jafr.
"453 (with 1003 impl.); the a region of Pal. .Judaea.
Judcean land
Judaea),
2477. loTOpfa
der. of 1492; to be
hlst5reo, his-tor-eh'-o; from a knowing (learned), i.e. (by impl.)

2^70,"
2506. KaOaCpco-is katbalresls, kath<eh'ee-res-is; from 2507; demolition; flg. extinction:destruction, pulling
down.
Iduda'izd, 2450. "IouSotJw from 24531 * become a Judcean, live as the Jews.
2451. 'IovSaiicds
eeoo-dahid'-zo; i.e. " Judaize":

ee-oo-dah-ee-kos'
to visit for information (interview): see.
2507. KaSaipica
katbalrSS,
its alt.)
;
kath-ahee-reh'-o\
2478. ttrxvpos Isch urds, is-khoo-rosf ; from

forcible
erful,
(lit.
from 2396 and 13S (includ.

(lit.
or fig.):boisterous, mighty
(-er,
(-ier),
IAadaikos,
i.e.
strong
man), valiant.
pow- violence) demolish down, destroy.
to ioioer (or with or flg.):cast (pull, put, take)
from
2453;
Judaic,
resembling
a Judcean: 2479.
Jewish.
2452. 'IovSaiKtes Idada'ikds, ee-oo-dah-ee-koce'; adv. from 245/,' Judatcally or iw a manner resembling a JiKtoan: as do the Jews.
2453. 'IovSatos Idudalds, ee-oo-dah'-yos; from 2448 (in the sense of 245s as a country); Judcean, i.e.
belonging to Jehudah: Jew
(-ess),
lscbus, is-khoos 1 ; from a der. of fc 2508. KaOaCpu bathalro, kath-ah'ee-ro; from i<r\ov eschdn, a form of 2192); 2313; to cteanse, i.e. (spec.) to prune; flg. to expiate: comp. Is (force; forcefulness (lit. or fig.):ability, might ([-ily]), purge.
to-\vs
of Judeea.
ee-oo-dah-is-
2454- 'IovSaurnos
Tnos1 ;
Idudalsmos,
i.e.
from 2450; " Jttdatsm", and usages:Jews' religion.

5.
the Jewish faith

of Heb.
power, strength. 2509. KaSdircp kathaper, fcatn-ap'-er; from 1305 2480. Ur\i<o lschno, is-khoo'-o; from 2479; to and ^007; exactly as: (even, as well) as. have (or exercise) force (lit. or fig.): be able, avail, 2510. KaBdirru kathapto, kath-ap'-to; from can do ([-not]), could, be good, might, prevail, be of 250b and bSo; to seize upon:fasten on, much work. strength, be whole, 2481. Jcrws lsos, ee'-soce; adv. from 2470; likely, 2511. >ca9apU> katharlzo, kath-ar-id'-zo; from 2313; to cleanse (lit. or flg.): (make) clean (-se), it may be. i.e. perhaps: purge, purify. 2482. 'IraXta
'IovSds
Idudas,
(I.e.
ee-oo-das';
or.
or.
Italia,
Italia, ee-taUee'-ah; prob. of a region of Europe: Italy
for.
Jehudah), the name of ten Isr.; also of the posterity of one of them and its region: Juda (-h, -s); Jude.
Judas
2483. 'ItoXikos Itallkds, ee-tat-ee-fcos'; 2482; Italic, i.e. belonging to Italia: Italian.
from mos'; from

(-fying).
2512. Ka6apio-)i6s katharlsmSs, kath-ar-is2511; a washing oft, i.e. (cer.) ablution, purge, purification, (mor.) expiation: cleansing,
same as 245T,
2456. "IouXto. Idulla, ee-oo-lee'-ah; fern, Julia, a Chr. woman:Julia.
2484. 'Irovpata Itdurala, ee-too-rah'-yah; of of the Heb. or. [8195] Iturcea (i.e. Jetur), a region of PaL :
;
Ituraa.
affin.;
2513. KaSapos kathar5s, kath-ar-os 1 ; of uncert. clean (lit. or fig.): clean, clear, pure. 2514. Ka0ap6rn,s
2457. 'lovXios Idallds, ee-oo'-lee-os; of Lat. or.; Julius, a centurion: Julius.

2458.
louvCas IAunlas, ee-oo-nee'-as; of Lat. Juntas, a Chr.:Junias.
("just"); Justus, the
or.
2485. IxSvSiov
dimin.
lchthndldn,
ifcft-thoos';
ikh-thoo'-dee-on;
flsh.
from
katharotes,
kath-ar-ot'-ace;
248b;
a petty fish: little (small)
from
2313; cleanness (cer.):purification.
2486. tx8s a fish: flsh.
lcbtbus,
lchnds,
of uncert. affln.;
2515.
2396
Ka6$pa katbedra,
1476;
kath-ed'-rah;
(lit.
from
2459. "Iovotos Idnstds, ee-ooce'-tos; of Lat. 2460.

tirircvs
or.
an equestrian,
horseman.
2461. lirirucov
name of three Chr.: Justus. IkneSmal (to arrive; comp. 2240) hlpp&ns, hip-yooce'; from 2462; step. i.e. member of a cavalry corps: 2488. IodBctp, Ioattaam, ee-o-ath'-am;
;
2487. Ixvos
ikh'-nos;
from IkWouxu. kattaezomal, kath-ed'-zoma track (flg.) : 2516. KaMJouai ahee; from 2396 and the base of 147b; to sit down;
of Heb.
sit.
and the same as
a ftencA
or flg.):seat.
or. [3147]
Joatham
(i.e.
Jotham), an
Isr.
:Joatham.
fern, of the
2517.
2J96
blpplkAn,
hip-pee-kon' ; neut. of
2489.
'Iudwa Ioanna, ee-o-an'-naft;
a der. of 2462; the cavalry force:horse [-men]. 2462. tmros hippos, hip'-pos; of uncert. affln.
same as 2401; Joanna, a Chr.: Joanna. a 2490. Icoawds loannas, ee-o-an-nos\ a form of fcorse:horse. 2518. ko,8cv& kathendo, kath-yoo'-do; from 2401; Joannas, an Isr. Joannas. 2463. tpis Iris, ee'-ris; perb. from 2046 (as a symb. 2491. Io>dwi)$ Ioannes, ee-o-an'^nace; of Heb. 25-96 and cv8 hi'udo (to sleep); to lie down to rest, of the female messenger of the pagan deities); a or. Joannes (i.e. Jocfcanam), the name of four i.e. (by impl.) to /aft asleep (lit. or flg.):(be a-) sleep. [3110] rainbow (" iris"):rainbow. 2519. KaBirYTjiWjs Isr.:John.
; : ;
kath-ex-ace 1 ; from consecutively; as a noun (by ell. of noun) a subsequent person or time: after (-ward), by (in) order.
KaBtiffis
î??6,'
kathixes,
and
(Aerea/ter,
i.e.
katbegetes,
kath-ayg-ay.
i.e. (flg.)
2464. Io-adtt Isaak, ee-sah-ak'; of Heb. or. [3327]; Isaac (i.e. Jitschak), the son of Abraham:Isaac.
2492. 'I<jp I6b, ee-obe>; of Heb. or. Hob), a patriarch:Job.
[847];
Job
(i.e.
tace';
from a comp. of 2396 and 2233; a guide,
a teacher:
[3100];
master.
&65. Io-AyyXos lsaggelfts, ee-sang'-el-los; from 2493. *IWjX loel, ee-o-ate'; of Heb. or. 2^70 and J2J like an angel, i.e. angelic:equal unto Joel, an Isr. Joel.
:
2520. Ka84)Ku
katheko,
i.e.
kath-ay'-ko;
from
259b
and
flg.
2240; to reacfc to,
(neut. of pres. act. part.,

fit.
the angels.
24S4.
2403;
2466. 'Lrax&p Isacbar, ee-sakh-ar1 ; of Heb. or. [3485] ; Isachar (i.e. Jissaskar), a son of Jacob (fig.
his desc.): Issachar.
Iwvdv Ionan,
Jbnan, an Isr.:
ee-o-nan'; prob. for 2401 or
as adj.) becoming:
convenient,
Jonan.
[3141];
2521. KdOnpcu
239b
(by,
katbemal,
flg.
kath'-ay-mahee; from
24S7. tcrT||u lieml, is'-ay-mee; assumed by some as the base of cert, irreg. forms of H92 ;to know: know.
2495. 'Itovds Idnas, ee-o-nas'; of Heb. or. [8124]; Jonas (i.e. Jonah), the name of two Isr.:Jonas. 2496. 'Iupdp.
and
to
r)p.oi
sit
bemal
147b);
down;
(to sit; akin to the base of to remain, reside:dwell, sit
Ioram, ee-o-ram'; of Heb. or.

:Joram.
down).
Joram, an
Isr.
m#.
KaBnuepivos
kathemerinds,
2230; quotidian:
kath-ay-
2468.
1310;
to.
fcrfli
istbi,
is'-thee; sec.
be thou:
+ agree, be,
2497. Icepctu Ioreim, ee-o-rime'; perh. for 2406; pers. imper. pres. of Jorim, an Isr. :Jorim. give thyself wholly 2498. 'Icotra<f>aT Idsapbat, ee-o-saf-at' ; of Heb.
or.
mer-ee-nos';
from 2596 and
daily.
dwell):
2523. Ka6Ci>
kathlzo,
kath-id'-zo; another (act.)

i.e.
form for
251b; to seat
down,
set (fig. appoint);
2469. "lo-KapiaTiis Iskarlotes, is-kar-ee-o'-tace; of Heb. or. [prob. 377 and 7149]; inhdb. 0/ Kerioth;
tacariotes
(i.e.
[3092];
Josaphat
(i.e.
Jehoshaphat), an
Isr.:
intrans. to sit (down); flg. to settle (hover,
Josaphat.
continue, set,
sit
(down), tarry.
kath-ee'-ay-mee;
Keriothite),
an epithet of Judas the
2499.
2500.
2501.
[3130];
IaxHj
Iwcr-fis
lose, ee-o-say'; gen. of 2500; Jose, an
2524. Ka6ti)|H
2396
katbleml,
from
traitor:Iscariot.
Isr.:Jose.
and
li)|u
bleml
(to send); to
lower:let down.
2470. Icros lsos, eef-sos; prob. from /ôa (through the idea of seeming); similar (in amount or kind): agree, as mucb, equal, like.
loses, ee-o-sace';
perh. for sjoi;
2525. Ko6to-TT||ii
Joses, the
2471. t<roTT|s lsdtes, ee-sot'-ace; likeness (in condition or proportion); by impl. equity:equal (-ity). 2472. Jo-otiuos
2470
cious.
name of two Isr.:Joses. Comp. 2409. ItiH)<|> Iogepb, ee-o-safe ; of Heb. Joseph, the name of seven Isr.:Joseph.
1
from 2/96 and

or.
2^76; to ptace
katblsteml, kath-is'-tay-mee; down (permanently), i.e.

-
(flg.) to designate, constitute, convoy. conduct, make, ordain, set.
appoint,
be,
2502.
[2977],
I<oo-(as
Ionian
ee-o-see'-as;
lsdtlmos,
ee-sot'-ee-mos;
from
Josias
(i.e.
Joshiah), an Isr.
of Heb. : Josias.
or.
2526. ko.96
and J092; of equal value or ftonor.-like pre- 2503. tfiro lota,

letter of the
to"<5<|n>xos
2473.
lsdpsncbds,
ee-sop'-soo-khos;
from 2470 and 5300; of similar spirit: likeminded. 2474- 'I<rpat}X Israel, is-rah-ale'; of Heb. or.
[8478];
ee-o'-tah; of Heb. or. [the tenth 2526'. ko6o\ikos, kath511k6s, fcatft-ol-ee-fcos'; Heb. alphabet]; "iota", the name of from 2527; universal: general. the ninth letter of the Gr. alphabet, put (fig.) 2527. KaBdXov, katbol5a, kath-ol'-oo; from 2506 for a very small part of anything: jot.
katbo, kath-o'; from 25-90 and 3739; according to which thing, i.e. precisely as, in proportion as: according to that, (inasmuch) as.
s.na3b3o;
on the whole,
i.e.
entirely:
at
all.
2528. Ka8oir\(i>
Kayta
Israel
(i.e.
Jisrael), the
(lit.
adopted
name
kathdpllzo,
kath-op-lid'-zot
of
Jacob, includ. his desc.
or fig.):Israel.
from 250b and J695; to equip fully with armor:
arm.
kago,
kag-o>;
from 1332 and 1473
(so
Lrpa-nXJrns Israelites, is-rah-ale-ee'-tace; also the dat. from 247*; an " Israelite", I.e. desc of Israel (lit. or K&|io(
2475.
fig.):Israelite.
cdui
etc.) I, (to)
2476. t<rrn|n blsteml, hisf-tay-mee; a prol. form

of a prim,
kamdl, kam-oy'; and ace. kamg, kam-eh ); and (or

1
kath-or-ah'-o; from 259b and 3708; to behold fully, i.e. (flg.) distinctly apprehend: clearly see.
2529. KaSopdo)
bathdrao,
also, even,
me:{and,
even, even so, so) I (also,
ordu stao.
stah'-o (of the
same mean..
like wise),
both me,
me also.
2530. KaBoVt kathdtl, kath-ot'-ee; from 259b and 373Q and 5100; according to which certain thing, in i.e. as far (or inasmuch) as: (according, forasmuch) as, because (that).

5613; just (or inasmuch) as, that: cording, even) as, how, when.
Eeoodah Katagnoomee
39
2531. Kti9iis kntlios, kath-oce'; trom 2396 and according to, (ac-
impl.) to adulterate (fig.) : corrupt. 2558. KaKov\4(i> kakducheo, kak-oo-kheh'-o; kal, kahee; appar. a prim, particle, Kairvos kapnftg, kap-nos'; of uncert. affln.; having a copulative and sometimes also a cu- from a presumed comp. of 233b and 2102; to mal- smoke:smoke. mulative force and, also, even, so, then, too, treat:-which suffer adversity, torment. often used in connection (or composition) etc. 2587. EainraSoKCa Kappaddkla, kapîad-okand, also, 2559. kokoo kakSo, kak-o'-o; from 253b; to inwith other particles or small words ee'-ah; of for. or.; Cappadocia, a region of Asia both, but, even, for, if, indeed, likewise, more- jure; fig. to exasperate: make evil affected, entreat Minor:Cappadocia. over, or, so, that, then, therefore, when, yea, yet. evil, harm, hurt, vex. 2588. KapSCa kardla, kar-dee'-ah; prol. from a of 2560. k<j,kws kakoa, kak-oce'; adv. from 2336; Ko'id(j>as Kaiaphas, kah-ee-af -as; badly (phys. or mor.):amiss, diseased, evil, griev- prim. Kdp kar (Lat. cor, " heart ") the heart, i.e. Chald. or.; the dell; Caiapha'' (i.e. Cajepha), an
#557. Ktueovpyos kakdnrgAs, kak-oor'-gos; from 2336 and the base of 2041; a wrong-doer, i.e. criminal:evil-doer, malefactor.
2585. tcaTrnXevo
xdirnXos
kapeluo, kap-ale-poo'-o; from kapelds (a Tiucfcster); to retail, i.e. (by
2532.
teal
Isr.: Caiaphas.
ously, miserably, sick, sore.
2534- kclIy* katgS, ka'hee-gheh; rod;; and at least (or even, indeed)
from as$s and
2561. K&Koxris kakosis, maltreatment: affliction.
kak'-o-sis;
from
2539;
the thoughts or feelings (mind); also (by anal.) the middle: (+ broken-) heart (-ed).
(fig.)
and, at least.
#559. KapSioYvutrrns
og-noce'-tace;
2535. Ediv Kaiu kah'-in; of Heb. Cain (i.e. Cajin), the son of Adam: Cain.
2536.
[7018]
;
2562.
or.
[7014];
Ko.Xdp.-n
kalame,
i.e.
a stalk of grain,
2563. KaXapos
affln.
;
kal-am'-ay; fem. of 2563; (collect.) stubble: stubble.

kal'-am-os;
of uncert.
from 2388 and 1097; a heart-knower:

hearts.
kardl5gnostes,
fcar-dee-
which knowest the
EaCvdv Kainan,
Cainan
(i.e.
kah-ee-nan'; of Heb. or.
kalamds,
Kenan), the
name
of two patri-
ilar plant)
a reed (the plant or its stem, or that of a simby impl. a pen:pen, reed.
;
2590. Kapir6s karpos, kar-pos'; prob. from the base of 726; fruit (as plucked), lit._or fig. :fruit.
archs: Cainan.
2537. kcuvos
kalnds, fcafee-nos'; of uncert. affln.

is
new (espec.
in freshness; while 3501
prop, so with
respect to age):new.
2564. ko.X.& kaleo, kal-eh'-o; akin to the base of 2733; to " call " (prop, aloud, but used in a variety of applications, dir. or otherwise): bid, call (forth), (whose, whose sur-) name (was [called]). 2565. KaXXUXcuos kalllelaids, kal-le-el'-ah-yos; from the base of 2566 and 163b; a cultivated olive good olive tree, i.e. a domesticated or improved one:
2591. Edpiros Karpds, kar'-pos; perh. for sjoo; Carpus, prob. a Chr. : Carpus.
2592. KapiroaSop^w
eh'-o;
karpSphdreo,
(lit.
kar-pof-or-
from 2503;
to be fertile
(-f ul).
or fig.):be (bear,
kar-pof-or1-
2538. Kaivirns kalndtes, kahe&not'-ace; from 2337; renewal (fig.):newness.
bring forth) fruit

os;
2593. Kapiro4><5pos
kacpdphdrdg,
2539. KaCircp kalper, kah'ee-per; from 2532 and

4007;
and
indeed,
i.e.
nevertheless or notwithstand-
tree.
trom 2500 and J342; fruitbearing (fig.):fruitful. 2594- KopTeplw karterSo, kar-ter-eh'-o; from a
der. of 2004 (transp.) ; to be strong,
i.e. (fig.)
ing:and
25Jfi.
yet, although.
2566. xaXXCov
(irreg.)
kalH&n,
kal-lee'-on; neut. of the
steadfast
Kcupos kairds, kahee-ros 1 ; of uncert. affln.; an occasion, i.e. set or proper time: X always, op-
comp. of 2370;
(adv.) better
than
many :very
kal-
(patient): endure.
well.
portunity,
while) time,
(convenient,
due)
season,
(due,
short,
2567. KaXoSiSdo-xaXos
od-id-as'-kal-os;
kalddldaskalds,
tearplio
2595. Kap<t>os karphfis, kar'-fos; from xdpcjio (to wither); sb dry twig or straw: mote.
a while. Comp. 5330. 2541. Kaicrap Kalsar, kah'ee-sar; of Lat. Cmsar, a title of the Eom. emperor: Csesar.
25Jfi.
or.;
Kttitrdptia
Kalsargla,
kahee-sar'-i-a;
in Pal.:
from
2341; Ccesaria, the name of
two places
from 2570 and 1320; a teacher of the 2596. Kara kata, itat-aA',' a prim, particle; (prep.) right: teacher of good things. down (in place or time), in varied relations (accord2568. KaXol Aipives Kaldi Limenes, kal-oy' ing to the case [gen., dat. or ace] with which it is lee-men' -es; plur. of 2370 and 3040; Good Harbors, i.e. joined): about, according as (to), after, against, (when they were) X alone, among, and, x apart, (even, Fairhaven, a bay of Crete:fair havens.
2569. KoXoiroicu
well doing.
Csesarea.
kal5p61o,
well,
i.e.
kal-op-oy-eh'-o;
live
like)
as (concerning, pertaining to, touching),
aside,
2543. KaCroi kaltai, kah'ee-toy;

3104;
from 2332 and from 2570 and 4160; to do
virtuously:
and yet,
i.e.
nevertheless: although.
2544- Kah-ouye
254.3
kaitdige, kah'ee-toyg-eh; from and 1063; and yet indeed, i.e. although really:
nevertheless, though.
2545. Ka kaio, kah'-yo; appar. a prim, verb; to set on fire, i.e. kindle or (by impl.) consume: burn,
2570. kccXos kalds, kaUoe'; of uncert. affln.; prop. beautiful, but chiefly (fig.) good (lit. or mor.), i.e. valuable or virtuous (for appearance or use, and thus distinguished from 18, which is prop, intrinsic): X better, fair, good (-ly), honest, meet, well, worthy.
beyond, by, to the charge of, [charita-] bly, concerning, covered, [dai-] ly, down, every, (-|- far more) exceeding, x more excellent, for, from
at, before,
...
of),
.
to, godly, in
.
(-asmuch, divers, every,
-to,
respect
by, after the

of)
manner
of,
+ by
any means,
beyond (out
ural, of
measure,
mightily, more,
nat-
against,
2571. KaXvpLa
light.
kalnma,
kal'-oo-mah; from 2372;
on (x part), out (of every), over particularly, so, through (+ your) X own,
(up-)
a cover, i.e. veil: vail. -ward), X uttermost, where (-by), with. In composi254S. kcLkcI kakel, kak-i'; from 2532 and 1503; 2572. KaXvirru kalnpto, kal-oop'-to; akin to tion it retains many of these applications, and frelikewise in that place: and there, there (thither) quently denotes opposition, distribution or intensity. 2S13 and 2928; to cover up (lit. or fig.): cover, hide. also. 2597. KarafiaCvo katakalno, fcat-a&-a7i'ee-mo; 2573. KaXus kalds, kaUoce'; adv. from well 2370: 2547. KOKel9ev kakf ithfn kak-i'-then; from (usually mor.) : (in a) good (place), honestly, + refrom 239b and the base of 939; to descend (lit. or 2332 and 1504; likewise from that place (or time)'. cover, (full) well. fig.): come (get, go, step) down, descend, fall (down). and afterward (from) (thence), thence also. 2598. Karap'dXXo kataballo, fcai-a6-aZ'-to; from. 254S. Kaxctvos kakelnds, kak-i' -nos; from 2332 2574- kduvnXos kamelSs, kam'-ay-los; of Heb. 2596 and 906; to throw down: cast down, deand 1565; likewise that (or those): and him (other, or. [1581]; a. "camel": camel. scend, fall (down). #575. K&|uvos kaminos, kam'-ee^nos; prob. them), even he, him also, them (also), (and) they. 2599. Karapapso) katabareo, kat-ab-ar-eh'-o; 2549. KOKia kakla, kak-ee'-ah; from 2336; bad- from 2545 ; a furnace:furnace. from 2306 and 91b; to impose upon:burden. 2576. KamLia foracomp. kam-moo'-o; ness, i.e. (subj.) depravity, or (act.) malignity, or 2600. Ko-Tdpao-is katabasls, kat-ab'-as-is; from (pass.) trouble: evil, malice (-iousness), naughtiness, of 2506 and the base 01346b; to shut down, i.e. ctose the
(-oughout, -oughout every), thus, (un-) to (-gather,
kammno
wickedness.
eyes:
close.
2597;
a declivity: descent.
2550. KaKO^Scia kak&ethela, kak-o-ay'-thi-ah; from a comp. of 2556 and 2239; bad character, i.e.
(spec.) mischievousness:
2577.
icdu.v
kamno.
kam'-no; appar. a prim,

(fig.
malignity.
kak-ol-og-eh'-o;
revile:
verb; prop, to toil, i.e. (by impl.) to tire sicken): faint, sicken, be wearied.
2601. KoraPiPdJu katabibazo, kat-ab-ib-ad'-zo; from 259b and a der. of the base of 039; to cause to go faint, down, i.e. precipitate: bring (thrust) down.
2551. KaKoXoyia
kakdldgeo,
2578. icdu/irTO 2579. k&v

even)
least,
kamptd,
from a comp. of 2336 and 3036; to

speak evD
of.
curse,
verb; to bend: bow.
2602. KttTttPoX^ katabdle, kat-ab-ol-ay' ; from kamp'-to; appar. a prim, 2598; a deposition, i.e. founding; fig. conception:
conceive, foundation.
2552. KaKOird8a kakSpathela, kak-op-ath'îah; from a comp. of 2356 andj&jd; hardship: suffering affliction.
kan, kan; from 2332 and 1437; and (or if:and (also) if (so much as), if but, at the
2603. KaTappajJevoj
yoo'-o;
katabrabeuo,
(in
its
i.e. (fig.)
kat-ab-rab;
though, yet.
from
239b
and 1018
2580.
2553. KOKOiraMoi
flicted,
kakdpatheo, kak-op-ath-eh'-o;
kan-ah'; of Heb. or. [comp. 7071]; Cana, a place in Pal.: Cana.

kan-an-ee'-tace;
Eavd Kana,
award the
price against,
to to defraud (of sal-
orig. sense)
vation): beguile of reward.
from the same as 2352; to undergo hardship:be af- 2581. EavavCrns Kananites,
endure
afflictions (hardness), suffer trouble.
2604. KarayyeXevs
kataggeleus,
Jfcat-ano-o:el-
$554- KOKOiroiio*
kak6p61S5,
bad-doer,
kak-op-oy-eh'-o;
from 2333;
(gen.) to
to be
i.e. (obj.)
to injure, or
sin: do
yooce'; from 2605; a. proclaimer: setter forth. of Chald. or. [comp. 7067]; zealous; Cananites, an 2605. KavraYveXXo kataggfllo, kat-ang-gel'-lo; epithet: Canaanite [by mistake for a der. from 3477]. from 2396 and the base of 32; to proclaim, promul2582. EavSdin) Kandake, kan-dak'-ay; of for. gate:declare, preach, shew, speak of, teach.
(-tog) evil.
2555. KdKOirouSs
evil-doer, malefactor.
kakSpttltts,
(spec.)
kak-op-oy-os'
from 2536 and 416a; a bad-doer;

2556. kok6s
a criminal:
kakds, fcafc-os';
i.e.
vjorthless (intrinsically such;
appar. a prim, word; whereas 4100 prop, re-
fers to effects),
(subj.)
ill,
rious.'bad, evil, harm,
depraved, or (obj.) injunoisome, wicked.
Candace. 2606. KaTOYtXao katagelao, kat-ag-el-ah'-o; to kan-ohn'; from ndvr| kane laugh down, i.e. deride: laugh to scorn. (a straight reed, i.e. rod); a rute ("canon"), i.e. (fig.) 2607. KaTtryiVMo-KU kataginosko, kat-ag-in-o'a standard (of faith and practice); by impl. a bounsko; from 259b and 1097; to mote against, i.e. find dary, i.e. (fig.) a sphere (of activity):^-line, rule. fault with: blame, condemn. 2584. Eaircpvaovp. Kapi rnaouui. cap-er-nah00m'; of Heb. or. [prob. 3783 and 5151]; Capernaum 2608. KardYvvux katagimmi, kat-ag'-noo^nee; from 2-ro6 and the base of 448b; to rend in pieces, Le. (i.e. Caphanachum), a place in Pal.:Capernaum. cracft apart: break.
or.;
Oandace, an Eg. queen:
2583. KWit&v
kanon,
Katago
Kard-ya
77;

2596 and moor a vessel:bring from
katago, \saUag4 -o; from

to) land, touch.
KaraXaXea
2b37; to be
(evil of).
katalalgo,
i.e.
fcat-al-al-efc'-o;
asleep),
to lead down; spec, to
a traducer,
to slander:speak 330b or
i.e. (by impl. [peril, by some confusion with even with 3371]) stupor (letliargy):slumber.
(down, forth), (bring
against
2660. KaTavvo-o-w
katanusso,
kat-an-oo>>-so;
2610.
twaf <*v(j;o|MU katagonlzftmal, kat-agi.e.
2636. KttToXaXCa
katalalia,
feat-al-al-ee'-afc;
from
O-nid'-zom-ahee;
against,
from 2306 and 73; to struggle (by impl.) to overcome;subdue.
from 2b37; defamation: backbiting,
evil speaking.
3372; to pierce thoroughly, i.e. (flg.) to agitate violently (" sting to the quick"):prick.
2596
and
2611. Kavraocu
katadeo,
kat-ad-eh'-o;
from 259b
2637 KardXaXog katalalds, kat-al'-al-os; from 2661. KttTa|i6<i) kataxioo, kat-ax-ee-S'-o; from 2jco and 313; to deem entirely deserving: (ac-) count 2596 and the base of 2080; talkative against, I.e. a
slanderer:backbiter.
worthy.
and
up.
1213; to tie
down, le. bandage (a wound):
bind
2638. KaTaXau.f3dvo>
katalambano,
kat-al-ami.e.
2662. KO.TairaT&>
katapateo,
to trample
kat-ap-at-eh'-o;
flg.
2612. KO/rdSnXos
katad.
1212;
!'.
kat-ad'-ay-los;
ban'-o;
from 2jgb and 2083;

flg.):
to take eagerly,
seize,
from
230b
and 3gbi;
down;
to reject
from 250b intens. and

dent.
manifest:lax more evi- possess, etc. (lit. or upon, comprehend,
apprehend,
obtain,
attain,
find,
perceive,
come with disdain:trample, tread (down, underfoot). (over-) #663. Kttrdiravo-is katapausls, kat-ap'-6w-sis;
from
rest.
2613. KaraSi.K&|a katadikazo, kat-od-ik-ad'- take. zo; from 2jg6 and a der. of 1349; to adjudge against, 2639. KaToXeyw katalego, kat-al-eg'-o; from condemn. I.e. pronounce guilty: 239b and 3004 (in its orig. mean.); to lay down, i.e. 2614. KttTttSiK katadioko, kat-ad-ee-o'-ko; (flg.) to enrol: take into the number. from 25*96 and 1377; to hunt down, i.e. search for: 2640. Ka.TaXei(iu.a katalelmma, kat-al'^mefollow after. mah; from 2b4i; a remainder, i.e. (by impl.) a few: 2615. KaTuSovXio katad5al6o, kat-ad-oo-lo'-o; remnant.
266^;
reposing down,
i.e.
(by Hebr.)
abode;
2664. Kavrairavu
2J06
(flg.)
katapano,
fcat-ap-cV-o;
from
and
3073; to settle doum, i.e. (lit.) to colonize, or to (cause to) desist:cease, (give) rest (-rain).
2665. KaTaire'Tao-|a. katapetasma, kat-ap-et'as-mah; from a comp. of 230b and a congener of 4072; something spread tlioroughly, i.e. (spec.) the from 2jgd and 1402; to enslave utterly:bring into 2641. KaTaXefiTO katalSlpo, kat-al-i'-po; from door screen (to the Most Holy Place) in the Jewish bondage. S626. KaraSuvasTtfa kntad imastfuo. fcat-od- 2596 and 3007; to leave down, i.e. behind; by impl. to Temple:vail. 2666. KttTairCvu kataplno, kat-ap-ee'-no; from oo-nos-t!/oo'-o, from 2596 and a der. of 1413; to exer- abandon, have remaining: forsake, leave, reserve. 264$. KOToXiOAJu katalithazo, kat-aUth-ad' 230b and #>g57 to drink down, i.e. gulp entire (lit. or cise dominion against, i.e. oppress: oppress. 2617. KaTanrxvv katatsehund, kat-ahee- zo; from 2596 and 3034; to stone down, i.e. to death: flg.): devour, drown, swallow (up).
skhoo'-no; from 2596 and 7j9," to shame down, i.e. disgrace or (by impl.) put to tAe blusA:confound,
stone.
2643. KaToXXa-y^j
katallage,
kat-al-lag-ay 1 ;
2667. KaTairhrru kataplpto, kat-ap4p'-to; from 230b and 4008; to fall down:fall (down).
make a-) shame (-d). from 2b44; exchange (flg. adjustment), i.e. restora- 2668. KaTo.irX&i> kataplgo, fcat-ap-leJi'-o; from 2618. KarcucaCa katakalo, kat-ak-ah'ee-o; from tion to (the divine) favor: atonement, reconciliation 230b and 412b; to sail down upon a place, i.e. to land at:arrive. 230b and 2/457 to burn dovm (to the ground), i.e. con- (-ing). 2644- KaToXXdo-o-o katallaiso, .kat-al-las'-so; 2669. KaTaicoWu kataponeo, fcat-op-on-ea'-o; sume wholly:burn (up, utterly). 2619. KaTcutaXvirrw katakalapto, Icat-ak-al- from 230b and 2j6; to change mutually, i.e. (flg.) to from 230b and a der. of 4192; to labor down, i.e. wear
dishonour, (be a-,
oop'-to;
from
2306
and
2372;
to cover wholly,
i.e.
veil:cover, hide.
2620. KaTaKax ,io M- al katakauckaomal, katak-ow-khah'-om-ahee; from 2596 and 2744; to ezuft ing (plur. the rest):residue. against (I.e. over):boast (against), glory, rejoice 2646. KardXiipa katalnma,
against.
compound a difference: reconcile. with toil (flg. ftarass): oppress, vex. 2645. KaTdXoiiros kataldlpds, kat-al'-oy-pos; 2670. KaTairovTC1> katapdnttzd, from 2596 and 3062; left down (behind), i.e. remain- tid'-zo; from 230b and a der. of the same
plunge down,
tens.)
ing).
i.e.
fcat-ap-on-
submerge:
drown, sink.
as 4103; to
from 2b47; prop, a
kat-al'-oo-mah; dissolution (breaking up of a jour-
2671. Kardpa
katara,
fcat-ar'-aft;
from
2,5-96
(in-
and
b8s; imprecation,
execration:curse
(-d,
2621. Kar&Kciu,ai.
katakeimal,
kat-ak'-i-mahee;
ney),
i.e.
(by impl.) a lodging-place:guestchamber,
from 230b and 2749; to lie down, i.e. (by impl.) be sick; inn. 2672. KaTapdopai kataraamal, kat-ar-ah'-omspec, to recline at a meal:keep, lie, sit at meat 2647. KuraXva kataluo, kat-aUoo'-o; from 250b ahee; mid. from 2b7i' to execrate; by anal, to j (down). 0003089; to loosen down (disintegrate), i.e. (by impl.) doom: curse. or to halt for to demolish (lit. flg.); spec. [comp. 2622. KaraxXdu kataklao, kat-ak-lah'-o; from 20V6] 2673. KaTap-y&o katargSo, kat-arg-eh'-o; from the night:destroy, dissolve, be guest, lodge, come 250b and 280b; to break down, i.e. divide: break. 230b and bgi; to 6e (render) entirely idle (useless), lit. overthrow, throw down. nought, to 2623. KarcucXcCa katakieid, kat-ak-li'-o; from or flg. abolish, cease, cumber, deliver, destroy, do 2648. KaTO(xov9dv katamanthano, kat-am- away, become (make) of no (none, without) effect, 2^96 and 2808; to sftut down (in a dungeon), i.e. incaran-than'-o; from 239b and 3129, to learn thoroughly, fail, loose, bring (come) to nought, put away (down), cerate: shut up. note carefully: consider. vanish away, make void. 26. KaraKXijpo&OTta kataklerdddteo, kat- i.e. (by impl.) to ak-lay-rod-ot-eh'-o; from 2J96 and a der. of acomp. 2649. Karajioprvplia katamartnrSo, kat-am- 2674. KarapiOjiio) katarlthmeo, kat-ar-ithfrom 2506 and 3140; to testify meh'-o; from 230b and 703; to reckon among:numof 28ig and /J2y; to be o giver of lots to each, l.e. (by ar-too-reh'-o;
impl.) to apportion
an
estate:
divide by lot.
sit
against:
witness against.
ber with.
2625. KaTaxXtvo
kataklino,
kat-ak-lee'-no;
i.e. (spec.)
from
take
2.596
and
2827;
to recline down,
to
2650. KaTauivu kHlnm.'iio, kat-am-en'-o; from 2596 and 3306; to stay fully, I.e. reside: abide.
2651. KO/rajidvas kataminaa, 2626. KaraicXvtu kataklazo, kat-ak-lood'-zo; from 230b and.ace. plur. fem. 013441 (with 33b/ impl.) from 2J96 and the base of 2830; to dash (wash) down, according to sole places, i.e. (adv.) separately: alone. i.e. (by impl.) to deluge: overflow.
a place at table: (make)
down (at meat).
2675. KaTaprtgu katartlzo, kat-ar-tid'-zo; from 230b and a der. of 739; to complete thoroughly, i.e. rekat-am-on'-as; pair (lit. or flg.) or adjust: fit, frame, mend, (make)
perfect
(-ly
join together), prepare, restore.
2676. KaTdprio-is katartisis, kat-ar'-tis-is; from 2b7s; thorough equipment (subj.) :perfection.
2627. KaraxXvo-uds
looce-mos';
kataklusmoa, kat-ak- 2652. Karavd0eu,a katanathema, kat-an-ath'- 2677. KaTaprio-u4s katartlsmfts, kat-ar-tisem-ah; from 2306 (intens.) and 331; an impreca- mos'; from 2675; complete furnishing (obj.):peran inundation:flood. fecting. 2628. KarcucoXovO&a katukoloutkef., kat-ak- tion: curse. katanathematlzd, 2678. Karao-eCw kataselo, kat-as-i'-o; from 2506 to accompany 2653. KaTavaOe|iaTCJ ol-oo-theh'-o; from 230b and iqo; kat-an-ath-em-at-id'-zo; from 230b (intens.) and 332; and 4370; to sway downward, i.e. make a signal: closets:follow (after).
from
2626;
2629. KaTcucoir katakopto, kat-ak-op'-to; to imprecate: curse. from 230b and 2<S^y; to chop down, i.e. mangle: cut. 2654- KCLTavaXCo-Kco katanallskd, kat-an-al-is and 333; to consume utterly: consume. 2630. KevraKpirjiivCtta katakremnlzo, fcat-ofc- ko; from 230b katanarkao, kat-an-arrame-nid'-zo; from 2506 and a der. of 2011; to pre- 2655. Karavapicdu kah'-o; from 230b and vopKda narkao (to be cipitate down: cast down headlong. torpid, i.e. (by impl.) sloth2631. Kar&Kpiu.a katakrlma, kat-aW-ree-mah; numb); to grow utterly (flg. expensive) :be burdensome (chargeable). from 2032; an adverse sentence (the verdict):con- ful 2656. Karavtio kataneuo, kat-an-yoo'-o; from demnation. anal.) 2632. tcaTcucptvu katakrino, fcot-ofc-ree'-no; 230b and 330b; to nod down (towards), i.e. (by to make signs to:beckon. from 2jgb and 2979; to judge against, Le. sentence: 2657. vavravola katanfieo, ftat-an-o-efc'-o; from condemn, damn. observe fully:behold, consider, 2633. KaT&Kpio-is katakrlsls, kat-aW-ree-sis; 230b and 333g; to
1
beckon.
2679. KWraa-Kimro
kataskapto,
fcat-os-ftap'-toi
from
2J96 and ^626; to undermine, stroy: dig down, ruin.
i.e.
(by impl.) de.
2680. Karao-Kvd|<a
ad'-zo;
kataekenazo,
kat-ask-yoo,
from 230b and a der. of 4b32; to prepare tfcor. oughly (prop, by external equipment; whereas 2090 by impl. to conrefers rather to internal fitness)
;
struct,
create:build, make, ordain, prepare.
2681. KaTao-KTjvdu
no'-o;
flg.
fcataskenfid, kat-as-kayfrom 2/96 and 4637; to camp down, i.e. haunt; to remain: lodge, rest.
from 2632; sentencing adversely

(-ation).
(the act):condemn
263^. Karamipieua
ree-yoo'-o;
kataknriead,
and
kat-ak-ooi.e.
from
230b
zobr; to lord against,
2682. KaTOo-K^vuo-is katagkendsls, kat-askat-an-tah'-o; from kay'-no-sis; from 2b8i; an encamping, i.e. (flg.) a 230b and a der. of 473; to meet against, i.e. arrive at perch:nest. (lit. or flg.): attain, come. 2683. KO.r<unaAXja katasklaso, kat-as-kee-ad'discover, perceive.
2658. Ka.Ta.VTdw
katantao,
control, subjugate:
>),
exercise
dominion over
(lord-
2659. Kardwis
katanaxls,
kat-an'-oox-is;
be lord over, overcome.
from
2660;
jtrickling (sensation, as of the limbs
zo; from 2596 and cover: shadow.
der. of 4639; to overshade, Le.

268Jf. KOTao-Koir^w kataskopeo, kat-as-kop- 2711. Kara-fyiyji) katapancko. kai-ap-soo'-kho; down (off), i.e. refresh: eh'-o; from 26^; to be a sentinel, I.e. to inspect infrom 2,596 SCDA3394; to cool
sidiously:spy out.
cool.
Katago Keramyooce
41
2737]
Kara kato, kat'-o: also (comp.) KdTUTCpu katoti r<> kat-o-ter'-o [comp. adv. from 2300; downwards: beneath, bottom,
2685.
Kardo-Koirot
katask6poa, fcat-as'-fcop-os;
and
4649
(in
2712. KttretSwXos
kateldoloa,
and
1497;
kat-i'-do-los;
down, under.
2737. KO,Tc&TCpos katoterda, kat-o'-ter-os; comp.
Irons 2/96 (intens.)
the sense of a
from
2.596
(intens.)
utterly idolatrous:
watcher); a reconnoiterer:spy.
wholly given to idolatry.

fcat-
from 2776; inferior

See
2718.
(locally, of
Hades): lower.
2686. KOTa<ro(j)C5oiiai.
su-of-id'-zom-ahee; mid.
kataadpblzdmai,
from
2596
KarcXcvvo kateIutlio.
2713. KOrevavTi
and
2738. Kavp,a
cra/ty asai7Wt,
i.e.
circumvent:deal
katat<<Ild,
i.e.
4679; to fie subtilly with.

kat-as-tel'-lo;
kauma, kow'-mah;
but used
(abstr.) of
katcuanti,
kat-en'-an-tee;
a burn
(concr.),
from 2345; prop, a glow:heat.

kow-mat-id'-zo;
from
230b
and
172$; directly opposite:betore, over
2739. Kavu.aT(
2687. ieaTCurr&X>
kaumatlzo,
against.
KO.TV-yK
from tsqb and #724;

quiet.
to put down,
quell:appease,
kat-as'-tay-mah;
2714. kotcviWiov
katenegko, 8662702. katenoplon, kat-en-o '-pee-on;

in front of: before (the
from 2738; to burn: scorch.

^7^0. Kavo-is kaaalB, kow'-sis; from 2343; burning (the act) : be burned.
2688. KttTdxmjjitt
kataatema,
from 2396 and
1799; directly
bom 2323;
2741. Kttuo-dw kaiisAd, kow-so'-o; from 2740; to prop, a poto or condition, Le. (subj.) presence of), in the sight of. 2715. KO.Teovo-i,di> katexouslazo, kat-ex-oo- set on fire: with fervent heat. demeanor:behaTiour. 2742. kovo-wv kanson, fcoui'-sone; from 2741; a kat-as-tol-ay'; see-ad'-zo; from 2,596 and 1830; to have (wield) full kataatdle, 2689. KaraoToX^ glare: (burning) heat. privilege over: exercise authority. from 2687; a deposit, i.e. (spec.) costume: apparel.
690. KaTa<rrp&}>
overthrow.
kataatrepho,
kat-as-tref'-o;
i.e.
from 2/96 and 4762; to turn upside down,

^69i. KaTaerpi|via
tray-nee-ah'-o;
upset:
kat-as-
katastreniao,
4703; to
2716. KaTep-ydJo|iai katergazAmal, kat-er- 2743. KatiTT|pidJ(i> kanterlazo, kow-tay-ree-ad'gad'-zom-ahee; from 2396 and 2038; to work fully, i.e. 20; from a der. of 2343; to brand (" cauterize"), i.e. accomplish; by impl. to finish, fashion: cause, do (by impl.) to render unsensitive (flg.): sear with a hot iron. (deed), perform, work (out).
from 2/96 and
become volupkat-as-trofi.e.
2718. KdT^pxonai
katerckdmat,
kat-er'-khomj
2744- Kavxdouat
ahee; from
kauckadmal,
kow-khah'-om-
tuous against:begin to
wax wanton against.
2692.
ay';
KOTOOTpo^ kataatrfipke,
from
2600;
fig.
ahee; from 230b and 2064 (includ. its alt.) to come (or go) down (lit. or flg.):come (down), depart, descend,
an overturn ("catastrophe"),
go down, land.
base akin to that of ox^ u aucko (to boast) and 2172; to vaunt (in a good or a bad sense): (make) boast, glory, joy, rejoice.
some
(obsol.)
demolition;
apostasy: overthrow, subverting.

ftat-as-
2693.
kotmtp<&WU|U katastronnaml,
trone'-noo-mee; from 2596 and ^766; to strew down. I.e. (by impl.) to prostrate (slay): overthrow.
2694. Karao-vpo
ajoo
hale.
katasnro.
i.e.
kat-as-oo'-ro;
from
2719. KOTr6tu kateatklo, kat-es-thee'-o; from 2745. KavxT]u,a kaackema, kow'-khay-mah; 2/96 and sob8 (includ. its alt.); to eat down, i.e. devour from 2744; a boast (prop, the object by impl. the act) (lit. or flg.): devour. in a good or a bad sense:boasting, (whereof) to 2720. Ka.Tcv6uva> kateutkano, kat-yoo-thoo'-no; glory (of), glorying, rejoice (-ing). from 2.596 and 2116; to straighten fully, i.e. (flg.) di- 2746. Kat)XT|0-is kanckeala, kow'-khay-sis; from
;
and #0//; to drag down,
arrest judicially:
rect:guide, direct.
2721. KaTKp<rn|iH
katepklateml,
kat-ef-is'-
2744; boasting (prop, the act; by impl. the object), in a good or a bad sense:boasting, whereof I may
2695. KttTO<rij>dTTw
2696.
kataapkattd, kat-as-fat' -to;

i.e.
tay-mee; from 2596 and 2186; to stand over against,

i.e.
glory, glorying, rejoicing.
from 2jc6 and ^969; to kill down,

Ka.Ta<r<ppo.-yCi;
slaughter:
slay.
rusft
upon (assauK): make insurrection
against.
27^7. KryxP<a(
Kegcbreal,
keng-khreh-a'hee;
kataapkraglzd,
kat-as-
frag-id'-zo;
from sjg6 and 4072; to seal closely:seal.
2697. KttTCurx<ris kataachesla, kat-as' -khes-is; from 2722; a holding down, i.e. occupancy:possession.
2722. ko,tcx< fcaleehd. kat-ekh'-o; from 2306 prob. from K"YXPS kegckrds (millet); Cenchreos, and 2/92; to hold down (fast), in various applications a port of Corinth: Cenchrea. (lit. or flg.):have, hold (fast), keep (in memory), let, KcSpi&v Kedron, fced-rone'; of Heb. or. X make toward, possess, retain, seize on, stay, take, Cedron (i.e. Kidron), a brook near Jerus.:
.
withhold.
Cedron.
2723. Karrryoplu
KaraT(6T||U
26*0?.
katatltkeml.
kategdrgo,
plaintiff,
i.e.
kat-ay-gor-eh'-o;
kat-at-ith'-ay-
2749. Ketuai
to
lie
kfimal,
from 2723;
to be
to charge with
mee; from 2/96 and 5087; to ptoce down, i.e. deposit (lit. or fig.):do, lay, shew. 2699. KB/raTou^ katatdme, kat-at-om-ay'; from a comp. of 2/06 and ripva temno (to cut); a cutting
sion.
some verb;
outstretched
ki'-mahee; mid. of a prim, (lit. or flg.):be (appointed,
offence:accuse, object.
laid up,
made,
set), lay, lie.
Comp. 3087.
down
(off),
i.e.
mutilation (ironically):conci-
Comp. bog. 2700. KOTOTo|tvu katatdxeao, kat-at-ox-yoo'-o; from 2306 and a der. of 5115; to shoot down with an arrow or other missile:thrust through.
2701. KOTaTp<x katatrecko, kat-at-rekh'-o; from 2jg6 and 3143; to run down, i.e. hasten from a tower:run down. 2727. Karnxe'w kateckeo, kat-ay-kheh'-o; from 2754. KevoSoCa. keiuAddzla, ken-od-ox-ee'-ah; empty glorying, i.e. self-conceit:vainKdTatpdyu katapkag5. See 2719. 2,596 and 2270; to sound down into the ears, i.e. (by from 2733; glory. 2702. KOTa<j>pa> katapln ro kat-af-er'-o; from impl.) to indoctrinate (" catechize") or (gen.) to ap2755. Kev6So|os kenAdoxoa, ken-od'-ox-os; from to bear down, i.e. (flg.) prise of :inform, instruct, teach. sjo6 and Jj^2 (includ. its alt. 2728. Kanou kalloo. fcat-ee-6'-o; from 259b and a 2756 and 1391; vainly glorifying, i.e. self-conceited: overcome (with drowsiness); spec, to cast a vote:
)
;
2724. KcmryopCa kategorla, kat-aygor-ee'-ah; 2750. Kapta keirla, ki-ree'-ah; of uncert. affln. from 2723; a complaint ("category"), i.e. criminal a swathe, i.e. winding-sheet: graveclothes. charge: accusation (X -ed). 2751. Ktlpa kfiiro, ki'-ro; aprim.verb; tosftear; 2725. Ka-rij-yopos kategoros, kat-ay'-gor-os; shear (-er). from 2306 and 38; against one in the assembly, i.e. a 2752. KeXup,a kSlSnma, kel'-yoo-mah; from complainant at law; spec. Satan: accuser. 27JC7.' a ory of incitement: shout. 2726. Kar^cia katepkla, kat-ay'-fUah; from a 2753. K(\tvo kelSuo, kel-yoo'-o; from a prim. perh. comp. of 2300 and a der. of the base of 3316 (mean, downcast in look); demureness, i.e. (by impl.) K&Xo k115 (to urge on); "hail"; to incite by word, i.e. order:bid, (at, give) command (-menf). sadness: heaviness.
fall,
give, sink
down.
der. of 2^7,' to rust
down,
i.e.
corrode:canker.
desirous of vain-glory.
2703. KaraiJMVYU katapkeugo, kat-af-yoo'-go; 2729. ko.tutx'Uu katlackno, kat-is-khoo'-o; from from 239b and 3343; to ./tee down (away): flee. 2306 and 2480; to onerpower:prevail (against).
2704. KOTOip0[p
2756. kcwSs kenda, ken-os'; appar. a prim, word; empty (lit. or flg.):empty, (in) vain.
kataphthelro,
kat-af-thi'-
2730. KdTOiKt'w
2J96
katMkeo,
inhabitant
kat-oy-keh'-o;
i.e.
ro; from 2J06 and 5351; to spoil entirely, i.e. (lit.) to destroy; or (flg.) to depraue.corrupt, utterly perish.
and 3611;
to ftouse permanently,
(-er),
(-ter).
reside
from 2757. KevotpuvCa kenophonla, ken-af-o-nee'-ah; from a presumed comp. of 273b and 543b; empty (lit.
sounding,
i.e.
or flg.):dwell
fruitless discussion: vain.
2705. KaraiJHXiw
katapklleo,
fciss
kat-af-ee-leh'-o;
2731. kotoIkiio-is
katfilkeala,
kat-oy'-kay-sis;
2755.
from 2J0O and ju6<y,' to

2706. KorcKppove'oi
eh'-o;
earnestly:kiss.
kat-af-ronagainst, l.e. dis-
from
2770;
residence (prop, the act; but by impl.
katapkrdneo,
concr. the mansion): dwelling.
ken-o'-o; from 27/6; to make to abase, neutralize, falsify: make (of none effect, of no reputation, void), be in vain.
K<v<5a>
kendo,
empty,
i.e. (flg.)
from 2506 and 342b; to think
2732. KaToi.KiiTrjpi.ov
kay-tay'-ree-on;
katdlketerlAn,
der. of 2770;
esteem:despise.
2707. KaTH>povT^s
tace';
from a
katapkrontea,
kat-af-ron-
place:habitation.
2759. K*vrpov kentrom, fcen'-tron; from kjvt&> kat-oya dwelling- kenteo (to prick); a point ("centre"), i.e. a sting (flg. poison) or goad (flg. divine tmputse): prick,
sting.
2733. KarotKCa katAlkla, kat-oy-kee'-ah; resi2760. KtvrvpCuv kentnrion, fcen-foo-ree'-oJm; 2708. Karayjot katacheo, kat-akh-eh'-o; from dence (prop, the condition; but by impl. the abode itof Lat. or. a centurion, i.e. captain of one hundred self ):habitation. 2jo6 and \ia ckeo (to pour); to pour down (out): soldiers: centurion. 2734. KOTOTrrptEoiiov katdptrizoinai, kat-oppour. trid'-zom-ahee; mid. from a comp. of 2J96 and a der. #76.?. kcvus kenoa, ken-oce'; adv. from 273b; 2709. KOTttx86vios katachthonloa, kat-dkhof 3700 [comp. 2072] ; to mirror oneself, i.e. to see re- vainly, i.e. to no purpose: in vain. thon'-ee-os; from 2jo6 and \iav cktkon (the flected (flg.): behold as in a glass. 2762. KcpaCa kerala, ker-ah'-yah; tern, of a preground); subterranean, i.e. infernal (belonging to 2735. KaT<jp8(oiia katorthoma, kat-or'-tho- sumed der. of the base of 27b8; something ftorn-Kfce, the world of departed spirits): under the earth. mah; from a comp. of 2/96 and a der. of 3717 [comp. i.e. (spec.) the apex of a Heb. letter (flg. the least par2710. Karaxpaoiiai katachraomal, kat-akh- VS7]; something made fully upright, i.e. (flg.) rectifi- ticle):tittle. rah'-om-ahee; from 2jgo and 3330; to overuse, i,e. cation (spec, good public administration):very KEpaittvs kJramSiis, ker-am-yooce' ; from misuse.-abuse. worthy deed. sjbb; a potter.-potter.
from
2706;
a contemner: despiser.
'
42
Keramikos

e -am-ifc-os\'
2764. KCpojuKOf
keramlkAs,
i.e.
2791. KiXiKia
tullkka,
kilrik-ee'-ah;
prob.
of
2821;
'.
from 2766; made of clay,

3765. Kipijuov
earthen:
of a potter.
vessel,
for or.; Cilicia, a region of Asia
Minor:Cilicia.
invited,
K\irrds kletAs, klay-tos'; from the same as i.e. appointed, or (spec.) a saint:
k&ramlAn.
fcer-am'-ee-on;
neut 2792. Kivd|U)|L0v

2793. KivSw-ivu
kinamomos,
cinnamon.
of a presumed der. of zjbb; an earthenware t e.jar: pitcher.
of for. or. [comp. 7076];
klndnnAno,
,Hn-aoon-yoo'-o;
cm-am- -o-mon; 2823. tcXtpam kllbands, kliV-anos; of uneert cinnamon. der.; an earthen pot usei for baking in:oven.
called.
^766. K-fpa}io$ k&ramds, ker'-am-os; prob. from from 2794; to undergo peril:be in danger, be (stand) 2824. k\C|MI Kii ata.fclee' woft; trom2&7; a slope, i.e. (spec.) a "ciime" 01 ioct of country: part, the base of 2767 (through the idea of mixing clay and in jeopardy. region. water); earthenware, i.e. a tife (by anal, a thin roof 2794. k(vSvvos klndunAa, kin'-doo^nos; of unor awning):tiling. 2825. kXCvtj kllne, klee'-nay; from 2&7; a coucn eert. der. ; danger: peril 767. Kcpdvwut kirannnmi, fcer-an'-noo-mee; 2795. Kiv' klneo, kin-eh'-o; from kCu klo (po- (for sleep, sickness, sitting or eating):bed, table. 2826. kXiv(Siov kllnldlAn, Wn-id'-ee-on; neut a prol. form of a more prim. Kepdoi Itf rao. ker- etic for Vl 61ml, to go) ; to stir (trans.), lit. or fig. : of a presumed der. of 282s; a pallet or little couch: ah'-o (which is used in certain tenses); to mingle, i.e. move (-r), wag.
(re-)
(by impl.) to pour out (for drinking) :fill, pour out.
Oomp. 3306.
2768. Ktpas keras, ker'-as; from a prim. Kap kar (the hair of the head); a horn (lit. or fig.):horn.
276,9.
a,
2796. Kivryn.s kinesis, kin'-ay-sis; from 2705; a stirring:moving.
bed.
<?7.
kX(v kllno, Uee'-no; a prim, verb; to
2797.
Kish),
Kb
Kls,
kis;
of Heb. or. [7087]; Cis
(i.e.
an Isr.:Cis.
K'XPIr" klenreml.
Seejjjr-
i.e. incline or recline (lit. or fig.): bow (down), be far spent, lay, turn to flight, wear away.
slant or slope,
Kcpdriov kratlAn, ker-at'-ee-on; neut of

ftorfcgu
~e.
2828. xXurCa kllala,

2827; prop, reclination,
fclee-see'-ah;
i.e.
presumed der. of zybS; something (spec.) the pod of the carob-tree:husk. Kcpou kerao. See 2767.
(concr.
from a der. of and spec.) a party

*8i3i
steal-
2798. kXoSos kladAa, klad'-os; from 2S06; a twig or bough (as if broken off): branch.
2799. KkaUa klalo, klah'-yo; of uneert. affln.; to sob, i.e. wail aloud (whereas 114s is rather to cry silently): bewail, weep.
2800. kXcutis klaala, (the act):breaking.
at
a meal:company.
KX<rirfj
2829.
klApe, Mop-as'; from
ing.* theft.
770. KtpSaCvw kArdalno, ker-dah'ie.M, 2777; to gain (lit. or fig.): (get) gain, wt
from
2830. xkiSov
kladon,
ifcloo'ôftn;
;
from kX*J
klazo
(lit.
(to billow
or dash over)
a surge of the sea
771. K^pSos kerdAa, ker'-dos; of uneert afBn.; gain (pecuniary or gen.):gain, lucre.
2772. Keppa
Has
4s; from 2806; fracture
or fig.):raging, wave.
from 275/, a clipa coin/money kermatistea, ker-mat-is- 2802. KXavS-n Klaude, klow'-day; of 775. KCp|iaTurH)S tace'; from a der. of 2772," a handler of coins, i.e. der. Claude, an island near Crete: Clauda.
ping
(bit), i.e. (spec.)
;
k&rma, fcer-tnah;
2831. icXvoWCgoiuu kludonlzAmal, hloo-do2801. KXatrua klaama, klas'-mah; from 2&6; a nid'-zom-ahee; mid. from 2830; to surge, i.e. (flg.) to piece (bit); broken, fragment. fluctuate:toss to and fro.
uneert.
2882. KXanros 2833. kW)6
Klopaa,
an
(corresp. to 2j6); Clopas,
Isr.
Mo-pas'; of Chald. or. :Clopas.
money-broker: changer of money. 2803. KXavSCa Klandla, klow-dee'-ah; fern, of 771. Ke$o\<uov kAphalalAn, kef-al'-ah-yon; 2804; Claudia, a Chr. woman:Claudia. neut. of a der. of 2776; a principal thing, i.e. main 2804. KXavSios KlaudlAa, klow'-dee-os; of Lat. point; spec, an amount (of money) : sum. or. ; Claudius, the name of two Romans: Claudius. 775. KcôXaiott kAphalalAo, kef-al-ahee-o'-o; 2805. KXavOues klaatkmAs, klowth-mos'; from
knetho,
(to scrape);
knay'-tho;
to scratch,
from a prim.
i.e.
kvAw
knao
X
(by impl.)
to ticfcle:
itching.
&%
or.;
from the same as 1774;
(spec.) to strike
on
the
head:
2700; lamentation:
wailing, weeping, X wept.
EvCSos KnldAa, fenee'-dos; prob. of for. Cnidus, a place in Asia Minor: Cnidus.
;
wound in
5776.
the head.
Ke<t>a\-/j
kephale,
kef-al-ay';
prob. from
2806. nXdtt klao, klah'-o; a prim, verb; to break (spec, of bread): break.
2835. KoSpdvrns kAdrantea, fcod-ran'-toce; of Lat. or. a quadrans, i.e. the fourth part of an as:
farthing.
the prim, tcdirrw kapto (in the sense of seizing); the head (as the part most readily taken hold of), lit. or fig. :head.
2807. kXcCs kleia, Mice; from 2808; a key (as shutting a lock), lit. or fig. :key.
2836. KOtXCa kAllla, koy-lee'-ah;
from KotXot
kAUAa
men; womb.
5777. Ke-poXts
kApkalls,
kef-al-is';
from
2776;
2808. k\ klelo, Ui'-o; a prim, verb; to close (lit. or fig.): shut (up).
2809. KAiupa
theft.
("hollow"); a cavity, i.e. (spec.) the abdoby impl. the matrix; flg. the heart; belly,
prop, a knob, i.e. (by impl.) a roll (by extens. from the end of a stick on which the MS. was rolled): volume.
klmma,
klem'-mah;
stealing (prop, the thing stolen, but used of the act) :
from 2*y; 2837. koiuAo to put to sleep,

to decease;
kAlmao,
i.e.
koy-mah'-o;
from
27^9;
flg,
(pass, or reflex.) to slumber;
(be
a-, fall a-, fall
on) sleep, be dead.
2778. Kflvo-os kensAs, kane'-sos; of Lat. or.; prop, an enrolment (" census"), i.e. (by impl.) a tax:
tribute.
2810. KXtdiras Kleftpaa, kleh-op'-as; prob. contr. from KXediro/rpos KlSApatrAs (comp. of
2811
2838.
KotittTjo-is
i.e.
kAlmeala,
2837; sleeping,
koy'-may-sis; from (by impl.) repose;taking of rest
and 3962)
Cleopas, a Chr.: Cleopas.
2839. Koivds
S779. Kfjiros kepAa, kay'-pos; of uneert. garden: garden.
affln.;
2780. Kr,iropns
2770
i.e.
kepAurAa,
kay-poo-ros'';
from
&/J. kXIos kl-SAs, kleh'-os; from a shorter form 012564; renown (as if being called): glory.
<W. KX6irTt|s kleptea, klep'-tace; from stealer (lit. or fig.): thief. Comp. ^037.
&/,?. icX-i-irru
afirj;
common,
koy-nos'; prob. from 4862; shared by all or several, or (cer.) profane: common, defiled, unclean, unholy.
i.e. (lit.)
kAinAa,
and ovpos AurAa (a warden); a garden-keeper, gardener:gardener.
a 2840. KOivbtt kAlnAo, koy-nd'-o; from 2^0; to make (or consider) profane (cer.): call common, de-
2781. KijpCov
lends
kerlAn,
kay-ree'-on;
dimin. from
the
klepto,
klep'-to;
a prim, verb; to
file,
pollute, unclean.
keAa (wax); a cell
filch:steal.
for honey,
i.e. (collect.)
comb: [honey-] comb.

2782. idjpv-y|ia kerugma, kay'-roog-mah; from S7S4; a proclamation (espec. of the gospel; by impl. the gospel itself):preaching.
2783. KT)pv
ald,
i.e.
SX-
kX-SJimi
klema,
Km*
or
sftoo* (as if
klay'-mah; from 2&6; broken off): branch.
2841. koivuvSu kAlnonAo, koy-no-neh'-o; from 2844; to share with others (obj. or subj.):communicate, distribute,
be partaker.
2815. KXt|(it|s Klemea, klay'-mace; of Lat. or.; merci/ul; Clemes (i.e. Clemens), a Chr. Clement.
:
2842. KOivoivta
kAlnonla,
i.e. (lit.)
Jtog-nohn-ee'-ah;
from
com-
2844; partnership^
participation, or (social)
(contrl-) distribution,
kay'-roox; from 2784; a herof divine truth (espec. of the gospel):
kernx,
Z6. KXijpovoô)
eh'-o;
klerAnAmSo,
intercourse, or (pecuniary) bene/action; (to)
from
2<Sr*,"
to
an heir to
lit.
klay-ron-omor fig.): be
municate
(-ation),
communion,
fellowship.
preacher.
heir, (obtain by) inherit (-ance).
2784. Kqpvovo kernaao, kay-roos'-so; of uneert.

affln.
*,
to herald (as
a public crier)
(-er),
espec. divine truth
2843. KoivwiKis kAlnonlkAa, koy-no-nee-kos'; 2817. K\ijpovou(a klerdnAmla, klay-ron-om-ee'from 2844; communicative, i.e. (pecuniarily) liberal: ah; from 2S/8; heirship, i.e. (concr.) a patrimony or willing communicate.
to
(the gospel):preach
proclaim, publish.
(gen.)
possession.'inheritance.
2785. Kf)ros ketAa, kay'-tos; prob. from the base of 5400; a huge fish (as gaping for prey):whale.
2818. KXnpovouos
os;
klerdndmds,
2844. KOivuvos
2830;
kAlnonAa,
koy-no-nosf;
from
fellow-
from 28rq and the base of 3531

i.e.
2786. Kn,<j>d$ Kephaa, kay-fas'; of Chald. or. ment); a sharer by lot, i.e. an inheritor (lit. or fig.); [comp. 8710] ; the Rock; Cephas (i.e. Kepha), a sur- by impl. a possessor: heir. name of Peter: Cephas. 2819. ic\f)pos klerds, klay'-ros; prob. from 2*6 77. KipVris klbotAa, kib-o-tos'; of uneert. (through the idea of using bits of wood, etc., for the der.; a box, i.e. the sacred ark and that of Noah: purpose); a die (for drawing chances); by impl. a
ark.
of partitioning,
klay-ron-om'sense [reflex.] getting by apportion(in its orig.
a sharer,
i.e.
associate.-companion,
ship, partaker, partner.
2845. koCtt] kAlte, koy'-tay; from 2749; a couch; by extens. cohabitation; by impl. the male sperm:
bed, chambering,
conceive.
2846. koit&v Alton, koy-tone'; from 2845; abed(- chamberlain. room:
portion (as
of uneert.
part.
2788. Kiflapa klthara, kith-ar'-ah; affln.; a lyre: harp.
so secured); by extens. an acquisition (espec. & patrimony, fig.):heritage, inheritance, lot,

if
2847. kokkivos kAkklnAs, kok'-kee-nos; from 2848 (from the fcemeJ-shape of the insect); crimsoncolored:scarlet (colour, coloured).
2789. Ki8apC!> kltharlzo, kith-ar-id'-to; from 1788; to play on a lyre:harp. 790. KiSapcpSos
2820. icXi)pd klerAo, Uay-ro'-o; from afro; to 2848. kjkkos kAkkAa, kdk'-kos; appar. a prim, allot, i.e. (fig.) to assign (a privilege):obtain an in- word; a kernel of seed:corn, grain.
from
27.8?
and a
der. of the
kltharotdoa, kith-ar-o'-dos; heritance. same as jdqj; a lyre- 2821. kXô-is kleala,
2849. KoXot<
klay'-sis;
(fig.)
:
kAlaxo,
kol-ad'-zo;
from KoXa
to chastise
stager (-player),
i.e.
harpist:harper.
form of 3564; an invitation
from a shorter kAloa (dwar/); prop, to

calling, vocation.
curtail,
i.e. (flg.)
(or reserve for infliction).punish.

3850. KoXaiceCa
der. of
tering.
Keramikos
Ktahomahee
43
kAlakAla,
(a
kol-ak-i'-ah;
from a 2877. Kopdoiov kAraalAn,
kor-as'-ee-o-i, neut. jf
Kpdros
word; might
2905.
vigor
[-fly],
kratda,
krat'-os;
perh. a prim,
k6Xo
kdlax
fawner); flattery:
flat-
a presumed
der. of
<C\
kAre
(a
maiden); a
(little)
girl: damsel, maid.
["great"] (lit. or fig.):dominion, power, strength.
2851. icoXao-is kAlaala, kol'-as4s; penal infliction; punishment, torment.
from
2849;
2878. Koppdv
kdrban,
kor-ban';
and
Kpairy&<a
krangazo,
out.
krow-gad'-zo;
from
2852. KoXa<|>0>
kAlapblzo,
der. of the base of 2849; to
kol-af-id'-zo; from rap with the fist:
buffet.
kor -ban-as'; of Heb. and Chald. or. respectively [7133] ; a votive offering and the offering; a consecrated present (to the Temple fund); by extens. (the latter term) the Treasury itself, i.e. the room where the contribution boxes
treasury.
kor-eh';
Koppavds
kdrban as,
2006; to
clamor: cry
krange, krhw-gay'; from 2896; an outcry (in notification, tumult or grief) : clamour, cry (-tag).
2906. Kpavy^j
2858. icoXXdw kdllao, kol-lah'-o; from
KiXXa stood: Corban,

2879.
2907. Kpe'as kreaa, kreh'-as; perh. a prim, word;

(butcher's)
kdlla (" glue");
to ghte,
i.e.
(pass, or reflex.) to sticfc
meat: flesh.
(flg.):cleave, join (self),
keep company.
kol-loo'-ree-on;
(a
Kopi Kdre,
Core
(i.e.
of Heb. or. Korach), an Isr. : Core.
[7H1];
2854. KoXXovpiov
neut. of
kdlldnrldn,
der. of
2908. Kpeto-ow kreiasAn, krice'-son; neut. of an alt. form of 2000; (as noun) better, i.e. greater ad-
a presumed
KoXXupa kdllara
cake; prob. akin to the base of 2853); prop, a poultice (as made of or in the form of crackers), i.e. (by
anal.)
2880. kooIvvdiu kdrennuml, kor-en'-noo-mee; a prim, verb; to cram, i.e. glut or sate. eat enough,
1
vantage;better.
#909. Kpcfa-rav
kreitton,
stronger,
krite'-tohn;
i.e.
compar.
full.
of a der. of 2004;
(fig.)
better, i.e,
a plaster:
eyesalve.
kAIlnbletea,
kol-loo-bis-
2881. KoptvOios
KdrtnthiAs,
i.e.
kor-in'-thee-os;
nobler: best, better.
$855.
tace';
KoXXvpW^s
(a small coin;
from
2882;
a Corinthian,
inhab. of Corinth:Co-
2910. Kpt u.dvwu.1
kremannuml, fcrem-an'-noo;
rinthian.
from a presumed
der. of k<SXXu|3os
kdlln-
mee; a
;
prol.
form of a prim, verb
to
hang:hang.
-
prob. akin to 2834); fods dealer:(money-) changer.
a coin- 2882. KopivBos KdrlnthAs. kor'-in-thos; of un- 2911. Kpiip.v6s kremnos, fcrame-nos', from 2910; cert. der. Corinthus, a city of Greece: Corinth. overhanging, i.e. a precipice; steep place.
2883. KopvT|Xios
Lat. or.
;
2856. KoXopoa kdldbdo, kol-ob-5'-o; from a der. of the base of 2849; to dock, i.e. (flg.) abridge:
shorten.
KArnellda, kor-nay'-lee-os; Roman: Cornelius. 2884. K4pos kArde, kor'-os; of Heb. or. [3734]
Cornelius, a
cor,
i.e.
of
2912. Kpr|S
i.e.
Kree,
fcrace;
from
20/^,'
a Cretan,
inhab. of Crete:
Crete, Cretian.
(i.e.
a 2913. Kpô-KT)s Kreakea, krace'-kace; of Lat.

or.;
2857. KoXoo-o-aC
KAlAssal,
kol-os-sah'ee; appar.
a specific measure:measure.
growing; Cresces
Crescens), a Chr.: Cres-
2885. Koo-uiu kAamdo, kos-meh'-o; from 2880; to fem. plur. of koXoo-o-6s kdlAsaA* ("colossal"); put in proper order, i.e. decorate (lit. or fig.); spec, Colossoz, a place in Asia Minor: Colosse. to snuff (a wick): adorn, garnish, trim. 2858. KoXoo-o-acvs KdldssaAus, kol-os-sayoos> 2886. koo-uikos kAamlkAa, kos-mee-kos' ; from Colossian. fr. zStf; a Colosscean,'i.e. inh. of Colossee: 288Q (in its secondary sense); terrene (" cosmic"), lit. 2859. koXttos kdlpAa, kol'-pos; appar. a prim, (mundane) or flg. (corrupt): worldly. word; the bosom; by anal, a bay: bosom, creek. 2887. KO<r|iios kAsmlAa, kos'-mee-os; from 2880 2860. KoXvp.j3do> kol-oom-bah'-o; kdlumbao, (in its prim, sense); orderly, i.e. decorous: of good from k6X(iPos kAlnmbda (a diver); to plunge behaviour, modest. into water:swim. 2888. Koo-|ioKpdT<op kAamAkrator, kos-mok2861. KoXup.pVj0pa kAIumbetbra, kol-oom-bay'- rat'-ore; from 2880 and 2002; a world-ruler, an epi-
cens.
#9i4- Kp^JTi] Krete, kray'-tay; of uncert. der.; Crete, an island in the Mediterranean: Crete. 2915.
barley:
KpiS'fj
krithe, kree-thay
of uncert. der.j
barley.
2916. KpIBivos krlthlnAa, kree'-thee-nos; from 2QIS; consisting of barley: barley.
2917. Kptjia
krima, kree'-mah; from 20/0; a decision (the function or the effect, for or against [" crime"]): avenge, condemned, condemnation,
damnation,
thrah; from 2800; a diving-place,
i.e.
pond
for bath-
+ go to law, judgment.
krlndn,
fcree'-non;
thet of Satan:ruler.
tag (or swimming) :pool. 2862. KoXuvIa kdldnta, kol-o-nee'-ah;

; a Eoman 2863. KOp.au)
2918. KpCvov
kos'-mos; prob. from the
perh. a prim,
2889. Koo-u.05
kAamAa,
word; a lily: lily.

2919. KpCvo krlnd, kree'-no; prop, to distinguish, i.e. decide (mentally or judicially); by impl. to fry, condemn, punish: avenge, conclude, condemn, damn, decree, determine, esteem, judge, go to (sue at the) law, ordain, call in question, sentence to,
or.
of Lat. " colony" for veterans:colony.
base of 2863; orderly arrangement, i.e. decoration; by impl. the world (in a wide or narrow sense, includ.
its
kimao,
kom-ah'-o; from aa^;
to
inhab.,
lit.
or
flg.
[mor.]):adorning, world.
koo'-ar-tos;
wear
tresses of
hair:have long hair.
2890. Eovapros
or.
;
KAaartAa,
of Lat.
64. KÔT
kdme, kom'-ay; appar. from the same as 286s; the hair of the head (locks, as ornamental, and thus differing from 2350, which prop, denotes merely the scalp): hair.
2865.
KOpc'u
KO|i(j)o
(fourth) Quartus, a Chr. : Quartos. 2891. kovux kAnmi,fcoo'-mee; of Chald.
or. [6966];
think.
cumi
(i.e.
rise!):
cumi.
of
2892. KotxrnoSCa
or.
;
kdmizo,
kom-id'-zo;
i.e.
from a prim. Lat.

;
kAnetodla. koos-to-dee'-ah; " custody", i.e. a Roman sentry: watch.

;
2920. Kpfarcs krisls, kree'-sis; decision (subj. or obj., for or against); by extens. a tribunal; by impl.
justice (spec, divine
tion,
law):
accusation,
condemna-
kAmeo (to tend,

i.e.
provide tor,
take care of) prop, to (by impl.) to carry off (as if from
receive.
2893. Kov<pCJ>
Koinpos
lighten.
harm; gen. obtain): bring,
kdnphlzo, koo-ftd'-zo; from kAnpb.de (light in weight) to unload:
damnation, judgment.
2921. Kptinros
KrlapAa, kris'-pos; of Lat. or.; " crisp"; Crispus, a Corinthian: Crispus.
2866. KO|j.\|/<Tpov kAmpsAtdrAn, komp-sot'-eron; neut. compar. of a der. of the base of 2863 (mean,
prop, well dressed, began to amend.
i.e.
nice);
flg.
convalescent:
2894. K(5<p'VOS kAphlnAs, kof-ee-nos; of uncert. der. a (small) basket: basket.

;
2867. Kovittw
kdniao,
kon-ee-ah'-o;
from kovCo
kdnia (dust; by anal, lime);

2868. KoviopTOs
to whitewash:
whiten.
kAnlArtAa,
kon-ee-or-tos' ;
the base of 2867 and opvvpi pulverulence (as blown about): dust.
2897. Kp<uirdXt| kraipale, krahee-pal'-ay; prob. 2925. Kpovoi krduo, kroo'-o; appar. a prim, verb: from the same as 726: prop, a headache (as a seizure 2869. Koirdjja kApazo, kop-ad'-zo; from 2873; to of pain) from drunkenness, i.e. (by impl.) a debauch to rap: knock. cease. 2926. Kpuirrfj krnpte, kroop-tay'; fem. of 2927; a tire, i.e. (flg.) to relax: (by anal, a glut):surfeiting. 2870. koimtos kdpetda, kop-et-os'; from 287s; 2898. KpavCov kranlAn, kran-ee'-on; dimin. of a hidden place, i.e. cellar (" crypt "): secret. mourning (prop. by beating the breast):lamentation. der. of the base of 276*; a skull ("cranium"): Cal- 2927. KpvrrTos kruptda, kroop-tos'; from 2928; concealed, i.e. private: hid (-den), inward [-ly], 2871. KOirfj kdpe, Imp-ay 1 ; from 287s; cutting, i.e. vary, skull.
Amumi
2923. Kpvrijs krltea, kree-tacef; from 2919; a 2896. Kpdijw krazo, krad'-zo; a prim, verb; prop, judge (gen. or spec.): judge. " call scream, i.e. (gen.) to croafc" (as a raven) or to from 2924. Kpmicds kritikds, krit-ee-kos'; from 2923: aloud (shriek, exclaim, intreat):cry (out).
decisive ("critical "),
i.e.
2895. Kpdppai-os krabbatAe, krab'-bat-os; prob. of for. or. a mattress: bed.

;
2922. Kpirfjpiov krlterlAn, kree-tay'-ree-on; neut. of a presumed der. of 2923; a rule of judging (" criterion"), i.e. (by impl.) a tribunal: to judge, judgment (seat).
(to "rouse");
discriminative:
discerner.
carnage; slaughter.
2872.
kop-ee-ah'-o; from a der. 012873; to feel fatigue; by impl. to work hard: (bestow) labour, toil, be wearied.
Komda kAplao,
2899. KpcunreSov kraap&dAn, kras'-ped-on; of uncert. der. a margin, i.e. (spec.) a fringe or tas;
secret.
2928. Kpvirru
krupto,
fcropp'-to;
sel:border, hem.
to conceal (prop,
by covering):hide
(self),
a prim, verb; keep se-
2929. KpwrraXXCgo krnatalllzo, kroos-taUidf2901. KparauSw kratalAo, krat-ah-yo'-o; from zo; from 2030; to make (i.e. intrans. resemble) ice (" crystallize"): be clear as crystal. by impl. pains:labour, 2000; to empower, i.e. (pass.) increase in vigor:be 2930. KpwrraXXos krnatallAa, kroos'-taUlos; 287^. KOirpto kdprla, kop*ree'-ah; from Kiirpos straightened, be (wax) strong. kAprAa (ordure; perh. akin to 287s); manure: 2902. Kparia krateo, krat-eh'-o; from 2004; to from a der. of Kpvos kruAa (frost); ice, i.e. (by anal.) rock " crystal ":crystal. dung (-hill). use strength, i.e. seize or retain (lit. or fig.):hold 2875. Kiwro kdpto, kop'-to; a prim, verb; to (by, fast), keep, lay hand (hold) on, obtain, retain, 2981. Kpwjnj krapbe, kroo-fay'; adv. from 2928;
2878. koitos
(by anal.)
kApAa,
kop'-os;
from 287s; a cut,

lit.
i.e.
2900. Kpo/raios kratalAa, 2004; powerful:mighty.
krat-ah-yos' ;
from
cret, secret [-ly].
totf (as
reducing the strength),
or trouble, weariness.
flg.
" chop"; spec, to beat the breast in grief : cut down, lament, mourn, (be-) wail. Comp. the base of 5114.
2876. Kdpa|
take
(by).
privately:in secret.
krat'-is-tos;
2903. tcp&Tio-ros kratlstAa,

der. of 2004;
snperl.
2932. KTdop,ai
verb; to get,
kdrax,
kor'-ax;
perh. from 2880;
a of a
strongest,
i.e. (in
dignity) very hon-
crote (from its voracity) :raven.
orable;most excellent (noble).
ktah'-om-ahee; a primacquire (by any means; own):obtain, possess, provide, purchase.

i.e.
ktaAmal,
; ;
Ktaymah
KTfj|ia

ktay'-mah; from 2032; an
ktema,
i.e.
acquirement,
estate:
possession.
2961. Kvpievu kurifiuo, koo-ree-yoo'-o; from 2962; to rule:have dominion over, lord, be lord of,
exercise lordship over.
2988. Xap.irpus
lampros,
lam-proce'; adv. from
2986; brilliantly ,i.e. (fig.) luxuriously:
sumptuously.
2934- ktijvos
erty,
i.e.
2962. Kvpios knrids, koo'-ree-os; from Kupos beam, i.e. kurds {supremacy); supreme in authority, i.e. (as shine. 2935. KTiJTWp ktetor, ktay'-tore; from 2032; an noun) controller; by impl. Mr. (as a respectful 2990. XavOdvw lantliiuio lan-than'-o; a proL owner:possessor. title):God, Lord, master, Sir. form of a prim, verb, which is used only as an alt. in 2936. KrlXfit ktlzo, ktid'-zo; prob. akin to 2032 2963. Kvpidri)$ kurldtes, koo-ree-ot'-ace; from certain tenses; to lie hid (lit. or flg.); often used adv. (through the idea of the proprietorship of the manu- 2062; mastery, i.e. (concr. and coll.) rulers: dominunwittingly:be hid, be ignorant of, unawares. facturer); to fabricate, i.e. found(form originally): ion, government. create, Creator, make. 2964. Kvpdco kurdo, koo-ro'-o; from the same as 2991. Xacvr6s laxeutos, lax-yoo-tos' ; from a
(spec.)
ktends, ktay'-nos; from 2932; propa domestic animal: beast.
2989. Xdjiirw
lam'-po; a prim, verb; to radiate brilliancy (lit. or flg.):give light,
lampo,
comp. of Xds las (a stone) and the base of 3384 (in #937. ktCo-is ktlsls, ktis'Hs; from 2936; original 2962; to make authoritative, i.e. ratify: confirm. formation (prop, the act; by impl. the thing, lit. or 2965. kvuv k 11 011 koo'-ohn; a prim, word; a. dog its orig. sense of scraping); rock-quarried: hewn in stone. fig.):building, creation, creature, ordinance. [" hound "] (lit. or flg.) :dog.
S938. KTfo-jia
original
ktlsma,
ktis'-mah;
i.e.
formation
(concr.),
from 203b; an 2966. kuXov kdldn, product (created 2849; a limb of the body
2967.
thing) :creature.
kuXvu koluo,
i.e.
from the base of 2992. Xa6s lads, lah-os1 ; appar. a prim, word; a lopped):carcase. people (in gen.; thus differing from 1218, which defco-loo'-o; from the base of notes one's own populace): people.
fco'-lon;
(as if
2939. ktwtt^s ktlstcs, Mis-face'; from 2036; a founder, i.e. God (as author of all things): Creator. 2940.
Kvfitla.
2849; to estop,
hinder, keep from,
prevent (by word or act): forbid, let, not suffer, withstand.
2993.
AaoSCxaa
Laddlkeia,
and
1349;
lah-od-ik'-i-ah;
from a comp. of
2992
Laodicia, a place
knbela,
i.e.
koo-bi'-ah;
from kvPos
gambling,
2968.
Ktiip/n,
kdme, ko'-may;
from
kllbox
i.e. (flg.)
(a " cube",
die for playing);
(as if laid down):
town, village.
komdpolls,
ko'-mos;
2749;
artifice or fraud: sleight.
2969. Ko)(ioiroXis
a hamlet in Asia Minor: Laodicea. 2994. AaoSiKevs Laddlkeus, lah-od-ik-yooce' ko-mop'-ol-is; from 2993; a Laodicean, i.e. inhab. of Laodicia:
Laodicean.
kubernesls, koo-ber' -nay-sis; 2970. from KuPepvdw k u Ix-ruao (of Lat. or., to steer)
2941. K|Kpvil<rts
;
from
2i?6<?and 4172;
an unwalled city:town.
from
K|i0S
if
pilotage,
i.e. (flg.)
directorship
(in
the church): gov-
rousal (as
2749; letting loose): revelling, rioting.
komfts,
a ca- 2995. Xdpvyj; larugx, lar'-oongks; of uncert. der. the throat (" larynx"): throat.
ernment.
2942. KvPcpWJTiis knbernetes, koo-ber-nay'tace; from the same as 2941; helmsman, i.e. (by impl.) captain: (ship) master.
#9,43.
Kvic\<i0v
kukldthen,
204.5;
koo-kloth'-en; adv.
from the same as

around:
from
See
the
circle, i.e. a22
ko'-nopes; appar. from a 2996. Aao-ala Iiasala, las-ah'-yah; of uncert. and a der. 013700; a mosquito or. Lascea, a place in Crete: Lasea. (from its stinging proboscis):gnat. 2997. Xd<rx lascho, las'-kho; a strengthened 2972. K(is Koa, fcoce; of uncert. or.; Cos, an isl- form of a prim, verb, which only occurs in this and another prol. form as alt. in certain tenses; to crack and in the Mediterranean: Cos. open (from a fall):burst asunder. 2973. K<uo-dp, Kosam, fco-sam',-
2971.
Kiivwi);
konopg,
der, of the base of 2739
of
Heb.
or.
(round) about.
29<?.
[comp. 7081]
Cosam
(i.e.
Kosam), an
Isr.
: Cosam.
2998. Xa/rou&a
quarry:
kvkXos knklds.
2944- kkX6o kukldo, koo-klo'-o; from the same as 2ot?,' to encircle, i.e. surround: compass (about),
2974. Kxp<Ss kophds, ko-fos'; from 2873; blunted, i.e. (flg.) of hearing (deaf) or speech {dumb):deaf,
latdmeo, lat-om-eh'-o; from the same as the first part of 2991 and the base of 5114; to
hew.
dumb,
speechless.
2999. XarpeCa latrSla, lat-ri'-ah; from 3000; ministration of God, i.e. worship; (divine) service. 3000. Xarptvw latreuo, laU-yoo'-o; from Xdrpis la.tr Is (a hired menial); to minister (to God), i.e. render religious homage:serve, do the service, wor.
ship (-per).
come
2945.
(stand)
round about.
KitcXcp
knklo,,
fcoo'-fclo;
as
if dat.
of *&-
kXos kuklfis (a rmg, "cycle"; akin o circle (by impl. of 1722), i.e. (adv.) round about.
2946. KXicr|j.o
2947;
to 2047); i.e. in 2975. Xa7xvo> lagchano, lano--ftftan'-o,' a prol. all around: form of a prim, verb, which is only used as an alt. in certain tenses; to lot, i.e. determine (by impl. receive)
knllsma,
koo'-lis-mah;
i.e. /iltft:
a wallow
(the effect of rolling),
lowing.
3001. Xdxavov lachandn, lakh'-an-on; from by lot:his lot be, cast lots, obtain. from Xa\aCvo> lachalnd (to dig) a vegetable: herb. wal- 2976. Adijapos Lazards, lad'-zar-os; prob. of Heb. or. [499] ; Lazarus (i.e. Elazar), the name of two 3002. AtPPotos Lebbalds, leb-bah'-yos; of unespec.
;
2947. kuXiou knllAo, koo-lee-o'-o; from the base of 20#? (through the idea of circularity; comp. 204},
rjoj); to roll
Isr.
(one imaginary): Lazarus.

adv.
cert. or.; Le&beeus,
Chr.:
Lebbseus.
about:wallow.
2977. Xd0pa lathra, lath'-rah; privately: privily, secretly.
from
2990;
3003. \tytdv legeon, leg-eh-ohn'; of Lat. " legion", i.e. Bom. regiment (fig.):legion.
or.;
294S. kvXXos kullds, kool-los'; from the same as 2947; rocking about, i.e. crippled {maimed, in feet or maimed. hands)
:
2978. XaiXatj; lallapH. lah'ee-laps; of uncert. der.; a whirlwind (squall): storm, tempest.
#979.
Xo,KT(t,
laktlzo,
lafc-lid'-zo;
from adv.
koo'-mah; from Kia kuo young], i.e. bend, curve); a billow {as bursting or toppling):wave.
2949. Kvpa
kama.
Xd lax
#95(7.
(heelwise); to recalcitrate:kick.
{to swell [with
#950. KvjifSaXov knmbalAn, fcoom'-bal-on,- from a der. of the base of 2049; a " cymbal " (as hollow): 3004. cymbal. 2981. XaXid lalla, lal-ee-ah'; from 2980; talk: 2951. kvumiov knmln5n, hoc/ -min-on; of for. or. saying, speech. [comp. 8646]; dill or fennel C" cummin"): cummin. 2982. Xajid lama, lam-ah'; or 2952. Kvvdpiov kunarlon, koo-nar'-ee-on; neut. Xap.|j.d lamina lam-mah'; of Heb. or. [4100 of a presumed der. of 2963; a puppy: dog. with prep, pref.]; lama (i.e. why):lama. 2953. Evirpios Kuprlos, koo'-pree-os; from 2983. Xap,(3dvw lamband, lam-ban'-o; a prol. 2954; a Cyprian {Cypriot), i.e. inhab. of Cyprus:of form of a prim, verb, which is used only as an alt. in Cyprus. certain tenses; to take (in very many applications, 2954- Kiirpos pros koo'-pros; of uncert. or. lit and flg. [prop. obj. or act., to get hold of; whereas Cyprus, an island in the Mediterranean: Cyprus. 1209 is ratber suhj. or pass., to have offered to one; #955. Kuirrw kupto, koop'-to; prob. from the base while 138 is more violent, to seize or remove]): ac-
XaXt'w lalfio, laUeh'-o; a prol. form of an otherwise obsol. verb: to talk, i.e. utfler words: preach, say, speak (after), talk, tell, utter. Comp.
3004- Xy lego, leg'-o; a prim, verb; prop, to lay" forth, i.e. (flg.) relate (in words [usually of systematic or set discourse; whereas 2036 and 534b generally refer to an individual expression or speech respectively; while 4483 is prop, to break silence merely, and 2980 means an extended or random har'
angue]); by impl. to mean: ask, bid, boast, call, describe, give out, name, put forth, say (-ing, on), shew,
speak,
tell,
utter.
3005. Xap.p.0,
lelmma,
lime'-mah; from 3007; a
remainder:
remnant.
3006. Xetos 16ids, li'-os; appar. a prim, word; smooth, i.e. " level ";smooth. 3007. XtCiru l&lpo, li'-po; a prim, verb; to leave, i.e. (intrans. or pass.) to fail or be absent: be destitute (wanting), lack.
Ku
3008. XeiToup-yeoi IMtftnrgeo, li-toorg-eh'-o; from 3011; to be a public servant, i.e. (by anal.) to perform religious or charitable functions (worship, obey, relieve) minister.
:
be amazed, assay, attain, bring, X when I 3009. XeiTovp-yCa lelt5nrgla, li-toorg-ee -ah; forget, have, hold, 2956. Kvpuvaio? Kurenalug, koo-ray-nah'-yos; call, catch, come on (x unto), from 3008; public function (as priest [" liturgy"] or almsgiver):ministration (-try), service. from 2957,' a Cyrencean, i.e. inhab. of Cyrene: of obtain, receive (X after), take (away, up). Ad|i6X I>amcli, lam'-ekh; of Heb. or. 3010. XciTovpyiKiSs lgitonrgikdg, li-toorg-ik-os 1 Cyrene, Cyrenian. ; Lamech (i.e. Lemek), a patriarch: Lamech. 2957- HLvpr\vr\ from the same as functional publicly (" liturof 2949; to Send forward: stoop (down).
cept, 41
Knrene,
koo-ray'-nay; of uncert.
Xa|i(j.d lamma. See 2982. a region of Africa: Cyrene. 2958. Kvp^vios Knrenlftg. koo-ray'-nee-os; of 2985. Xap/irds lampas, lam-pas'; from 2989; a Lat. or.; Cyrenius (i.e. Quiriiius), a Roman:Cy- " lamp" or flambeau:iamp, light, torch. renius. 2986. Xap/irpds lampros. lam-pros'; from the 2959. Kvpfa Knrla, koo-ree'-ah; fem. of 2962; same as 2085; radiant; by anal, limpid; flg. magnificent or sumptuous (in appearance) : bright, clear, Gyria, a Chr. woman; lady.
der. ; Cyrene,
gie"),
i.e.
beneficent:
3008; ministering.
3011. Xei/roupyos Ilt5nrg5g, li-toorg-os' : from a der. of 2992 and 2041; a public servant, i.e. a functionary in the Temple or Gospel, or (gen.) a worshipper (of God) or benefactor (of man):minister (-ed). 3012. XivTtov
1<
i.e.
ntion.
apron:
len'-tee-on;
of Lat. or.
2960. Kupuucis knrtakds, koo-ree-ak-os' ; from 2062; belonging to the Lord (Jehovah or Jesus):
Lord's.
gay, goodly, gorgeous, white.
"linen" cloth,
lam-prot'-ace;
towel.
from X6ir lepo
(to
from
2987. Xap/irp6rr]s Iamprdtes, 2896; brilliancy: brightness.
3013. XeirCs Igpls,

peel); a flake: scale.
lep-is';

3014. Xiirpa lepra, lep'-rah; from the same as wi$l scaliness, i.e. " leprosy".-leprosy.
bringing rain, southwest.
i.e.
Ktaymah
Mathaytreeah
loo-kee'-ah;
45
(by eztens.) the south quarter:
3078.
AvxCa Lukla,
prob. remotely
3014;
from 3074; Lycia, a province of Asia Minor: Lycia. 5015. Xcirpds l'pr.*>. lep-ros'; from the same as 3048. XoyCa ldgla, log-ee'-ah; from 3056 (in the 3074. Xvkos Ink As, loo'-kos; perh. akin to the base commercial sense) a confribuKon.^-collection, gath- of 3022 (from the whitish hair); a wolf:wolf. scaly. I.e. leprous (a leper):leper.
;
5016. Xcirrov leptAn, lep-ton'; neut. of a der. of ering. the same as 3013; something scaled (light), i.e. a 3049. XoyCjjopat lAgizAmal, log-id'-zom-ahee; mid. from 3056; to take an inventory, i.e. estimate small coin: mite. despise, SOU. Leui, lyoo-ee'; of Heb. or. [8878]; (lit. or fig.): conclude, (ac-) count (of), esteem, impute, lay, number, reason, reckon, supLevi, the name of three Isr. : Levi. Comp. 3018.
3075. Xu|ia(vou,ai lumalnAmat, Zoo-maft'eenom-ahee; mid. from a prob. der. of 3089 (mean. (maltreat): filth); prop, to soil, i.e. (flg.) insult
3076. Xuirfa) lupeo, loo-peh'-o; from J077; to dispose, think (on). tress; reflex, or pass, to be sad:cause grief, grieve, 5018. Anns IiSuiis, lyoo-is'; a form of 3017; 8050. Xoyixos ldgikAs, log-ik-os'; from 3036; rabe in heaviness, (be) sorrow (-f ul), be (make) sorry. Lewis (i.e. Levi), a Chr.:Levi. tional (" logical "):reasonable, of the word. 3077. Xvirn lupe, loo'-pay; appar. a prim, word; 5019. Acvtrns Lu'iteg, lyoo-ee'-tace; from 3017; grudgingly, heaviness, 3051. Xoyiov lAglAn, log'-ee-on; neut. of 3031; an sadness:grief, grievous, a Levite, i.e. desc. of Levi: Levite. sorrow. utterance (of God): oracle.
AM
make havock
of.
3052. Xdyios lAglAs, log'-ee-os; from 3036; fluent, 3078. Avo-avCas Lnsanias, loo-san-ee'-as; from i.e. an orator:eloquent. ja5bandovloanla(trou6ie); grief-dispelling; Ly leukalno, lyoo-kah'ee-no; from 3053. Xoyurpos lAglsmAg, log-is-mos ; from sanias, a governor of Abilene:Lysanias. whiten: make white, whiten. 5022; to 304Q; computation, i.e. (flg.) reasoning (conscience, 3079. Auo-las Kiaslas, loo-see'-as; of uncert. af50?. Xkos lfukds, lyoo-kosf; from XvKt) conceit):imagination, thought. fin.; Lysias, a Rom.:Lysias. lake (" light "); white:white. 3054. Xoyopax&t lAgAmachSo, log-om-akh- 3080. Xio-vs lnsls, loo'-sis; from 3089; aloosening, Xt<Sv
jaro; ieuittc,
i.e.
50^(?. Aevi-riicos
I<aitlkAg,
lyoo-it'-ee-kos;
from
relating to the Levites:Levitical.
8021. XcvicaCvu
from a comp. of joj6 and 3104; to be disputatrifles) : strive about words. 3024- X^8t| leth.5, lay'-tliay; from 2090; forgetful3055. Xoyop.a\'a lAgAmachla, log-om-akh-ee'ness: h forget. ah; from the same as 3054; disputation about trifles 50^5. Xi|v6s lenAs, lay-nos1 ; appar. a prim, word; (" logomachy") : strife of words. a trough, i.e. wtoe-at: winepress. 3056. Xoyos lAgAs, log'-os; from 3004; something 3026. X-fjpos lerAg, lay'-ros; appar. a prim, word; said (including the thought) ; by impl. a topic (subject twaddle, i.e. an incredible story: idle tale. of discourse), also reasoning (the mental faculty) or 8027. Xflo-rns le,stes, lace-tace'; from Xntjo(ioi motive; by extens. a computation; spec, (with the art. In John) the Divine Expression (i.e. Christ): lelzdmal (to plunder); a brigand:robber, thief
eh'-o;
50^5.
lesn,
Jen-oftm';
a prim, word;
"lion".'lion.
i.e.
(spec.)
divorce:to be loosed.
loo-sit-el-i' ; third pere.
tious (on
3081. Xv<riTtXt lusUelel,

sing. pres. indie, act. of
3036; impers.
it
of a comp. of 3080 and answers the purpose, i.e. is advan-
a der.
1 3086. Xvrperrfis lntrotes, loo-tro-tace ; from 0828] J the incense-tree, i.e. (by impl.) incense it- 3057. Xiyxn lAgcbe, long'-khay; perh. a prim, 3084; a redeemer (fig.): deliverer. self: frankincense. word; a " lance": spear. 3087. Xv\vta lnchnla, lookh-nee'-ah; from 3088; $(35i. Xi|3avTds UbanotAs, lib-an-o-tos'; from 3058. XotSope'ci) loldorio, loy-dor-eh'-o; from a Jom-p-stand (lit. or flg.):candlestick. 5070; frankincense, i.e. (by eztens.) a censer for 3060; to reproach, i.e. vilify: revile. 3088. Xuxvos lncbada, lookh'-nos; from the base burning it:censer. 3069. XoiSopCa lAldArla, loydor-ee'-ah; from of 3022; a portable lamp or other illuminator (lit. or 3032. AiPpTivos IdbertlnAs, lib-er-tee'-nos; of 3000; slander or vituperation;railing, reproach fig.):candle, light. Lat. or. a Rom. freedman: Libertine. [-fully]. 3089. \ialuo, loo'-o; a prim, verb; to "loosen" 8083. Aif&rn ijibae, lib-oo'-ay; prob. from 3047; 3060. XoCSopos lAldArAs, loy'-dor-os; from (lit. or fig.):break (up), destroy, dissolve, (un-) loose, Libye, a region of Africa:Libya. Xoi86s 1 Aid As (mischief); abusive, Le. a black- melt, put oft. Comp. 4486. 3084. Xieiju llthazo, lith-ad'-zo; from 3037; to 8090. Auts Lois, lo-ece'; of uncert. or.; Lots, guard; rafter, revfler. lapidate: stone. 3061. XoLU.6s lAlmAs, loy-mos'; of uncert. affin.; Chr. woman:Lois. 5055. Xfflivos lltblnAs, lith'-ee-nos; from 3037; a plague (lit the disease, or fig. a pest): pesti- 3091. A<St tot, lote; of Heb. or. [8876]; Lot, a pastony, i.e. made of stone: of stone.
8028. Xf)t|ns lepsls, lape'-sis; from 2083; receipt account, cause, communication, X concerning, doctrine, fame, X have to do, intent, matter, mouth, (the act):receiving. preaching, question, reason, reckon, remove, say 8029. Xtov llan, Jee'-an; of uncert. affin. much none (-tog), shew, x speaker, speech, talk, thing, (adv.):exceeding, great (-ly), sore, very (+ chiefest). of these things move me, tidings, treatise, utterance, 8030. Xtftavos llbanAs, lib'-an-os; of for. or. word, work.
tageous:it is better. 3082. Awrrpo, Lustra, loos'-trah; of uncert. op.; Lystra, a place to Asia Minor:Lystra. 3083. XvTpov lutrAn, loo'-tron; from 3080; something to ioosen with, i.e. a redemption price (flg. atonement): ransom.
Xvrpott)
(lit.
lntr&o,
loo-tro'-o;
from 3083;
to
ransom
or flg.):redeem.
:
3085. XvTpuo-is lutrosls, loo'-tro-sis; from 3084; h redeemed, redemption. a ransoming (fig.)
lence
(-t).
triarch: Lot.
5056. Xi8op\>Xta
from a comp. of 3037 and
3062. XoiiroC lAlpAy, loy-poy'; masc. plur. of a der. of 3007; remaining ones: other, which remain, lapidate.- stone, cast stones. remnant, residue, rest. 3092. Made Maath, mah-ath'; prob. of Heb. or.; 5057. XC6os lltbAg, lee'-thos; appar. a prim, word; 3063. Xoiirov lAlpAn, loy-pon'; neut. sing, of the Maath, an Isr. Maath. a (tone (lit. or fig.): (mill-, stumbling-) stone. same as 3062; something remaining (adv.):besides, 3093. MaySaXd Magdale, mag-daUih'; of 8038. XiSoo-rpuTOS lltbAstrotAg, lith-os'-tro-tos; finally, furthermore, (from) henceforth, moreover, Chald. or. [comp. 4086]; the tower; Magdala (i.e tTom.3037 and a der. of 470b; stone-strewed, i.e. a tes- now, It remaineth, then. Migdala), a place to Pal.: Magdala. sellated mosaic on which the Bom. tribunal was 3064. Xoiirov loipdu. loy-poo'; gen. sing, of the 3094- Ma-y8oXi)Wj Magdalene, mag-dal-ayplaced: Pavement. same as 3062; remaining time: from henceforth. nay'; tern, of a der. 013003; a female Magdalene, i.e. 3039. XiKudu llkmao, lik-mah'-o; from OutpAc 3065. Aovkos LAukas, loo-kasf; contr. from inhab. of Magdala: Magdalene. llkmAg, the equiv. of XCkvov liknAn (a winnow- Lat. Lucanus; Lucas, a Chr.:Lucas, Luke. 8095. pa-ycCa magMa, mag-i'-ah; from 3006; ing fan or basket) ; to winnow, i.e. (by anal.) to tri3066. Aovkios LAnklos, loo'-kee-os; of Lat. or.; " magic": sorcery. turate:grind to powder. illuminative; Lucius, a Chr.: Lucius. 8096. uayevo) magSno, mag-yoo'-o; fromjooy; to S04O. Xi|ifjv limen, lee-mane'; appar. a prim. 3067. Xovrpdv lAntrAn, loo-tron'; from 306S; a practice magic: use sorcery. word; a harbor: haven. Comp. 2308. bath, i.e. (flg.) baptism:washing. 3097. [tdyos magAs, mag'-os; of for. or. [7248]; a 3041. Xuyr| llmne, lim'-nay; prob. from 3040 3068. Xovu lAno, loo'-o; a prim, verb; to bathe Jfagz'an, i.e. Oriental scientist; by impl. a magi(through the idea of the nearness of shore); a pond (the whole person whereas 3338 means to wet a cian. sorcerer, wise man. (large or small):lake. part only, and 4150 to wash, cleanse garments exclu- 8098. May^y Magog, mog-ogue'; of Heb. or. 8042. Xifids IlmAs, lee-mos'; prob. from 3007 sively):wash. [4081]; Magog, a for. nation, i.e. (fig.) an Antiehris(through the idea of destitution); a scarcity of 3069. AvSSa Ladda, lud'-dah; of Heb. or. tian party:Magog.
906;
UtbAbAleo,
Kta-oo-oi-eft'-o;
i.e.
to throw stones,
food:
dearth, famine, hunger.
Lydda
3070.
(i,e.
3043. XCvov llnAn, Zee'-non; prob. a prim, word; flax, i.e. (by impl.) " linen"."linen. 3044- Atvos LlnAs,
Linus, a Chr.:
leef-nos;
Lod), a place in Pal.:Lydda.

loo-dee'-ah;
8099.
[4080];
MaSidv Madlan,
AvSCa Ijudla,
prop. fern, of
in
Madian (i.e. Midian), a region
mad-ee-an'; of Heb. or. of Arabia:

mathrayt-yoo'-o;
perh.
3071. AuKOOvIa LnkaAnla, loo-kah-on-ee'-ah; from 3101; fatrans. to become a pupil; trans, to disllparAg, Kp-ar-os'; from Xliros enrol as scholar:be disciple, instruct, perh. remotely from 3074; Lycaonia, a region of ciple, Le. lipAs (grease); fat, i.e. (fig.) sumptuous:dainty. teach. Asia Minor: Lycaonia. 1 8046. Xtrpa litra, Jee'-troA,- of Lat. or. [libra]; a 3072. AvKOoyurrC LukaAnlstl, loo-kah-on-is- 3101. p.a6iyHis mathetes, mathray-tes ; from pound in weight:pound. 3/29; a learner, i.e. pupil.-disciple.
Linus.
AvSios LndlAs [of for. or.] (a Lydian, from 3043; Minor); Lydia, a Chr. woman: Lydia.
Asia Madian. 3100. uaOijTevu
mathetSno,
3045. Xiirapos
8047. Xtyi Up, leeps; prob. from Xttp\ lelbo (to pour a ' libation"); the south (-west) wind (as
to the
adv. from a der. of 3071; Lycaonistically, i.e. language of the Lycaonians:in the speech of 3102. uatWjrpia matbetrla, math-ay'-tree-ah; fem. from 3101; a female pupiJ.-disciple. Lycaonia.
tee';
J
46
3103.
Mathoosalah Metoykeseeah

(i.e.
ah; of Heb. or. [4968] ; Mathusala an antediluvian:Mathusala.
manthano, man-than'-o; prol. 3153. uaTaidrns matalotes, mat-ah-yoP-uce: tram 3132; inutility; flg. transientness; mor. depravfrom a prim, verb, another form of which, uaBeu mathed, is used as an alt. in cert, tenses; to learn ity: vanity. way):learn, understand. 3154. uarauSu matal&d, mat-ah-yo'-o; from 3104. Ma'iv&v llunan, maftee-nan',' prob. of (in any Heb. or.; Mainan, an Isr.:Hainan. 3130. uavta mania, man-ee'-ah; tioms'oj; cra- 3152; to render (pass, become) foolish, i.e. (mor.) tuiefced or (spec.) idolatrous: become vain. S105. jj.ttivojj.av main6mai, mah'ee-nom-ahee; ziness: [+ make] x mad. 3155. udrijv maten, mat'-ane; accus. of a der. of mid. from a prim, p.d<o mad (to long for; through 3131. udvva manna, man'-nah; of Heb. or. the base of 3143 (through the idea of tentative mathe idea of insensate craving); to rave as a " ma- [4478]; manna (i.e. man), an edible gum:manna. nipulation, i.e. unsuccessful search, or else of punishniac":be beside self (mad). 3132. p.avTvop,ai mantfluomal, mant-yoo'-om- ment); folly, i.e. (adv.) to no purpose:in vain. u,aicapt 3106. makarlzo, mak-ar-id'-zo; from ahee; from a der. of 310s (mean, a prophet, as sup3156. MorOatos Matthal&s, mat-thah'-yos; a 3107; to beatify, i.e. pronounce (or esteem) fortu- posed to rave through inspiration); to divine, i.e. shorter form of 3161; Matthceus (i.e. Matthitjah), an nate:call blessed, count happy. utter spells (under pretence of foretelling): by soothIsr. and Chr. : Matthew. 3107. iMLK&pios makarl5s, mafc-ar'-ee-os; a
Ma6owdXa Mathdusala,
math-oo-sal'Methushelach),
3129. uavSdvu
saying.
prol.
form of the poetical p.dicapmakar (mean, the 3133. uapaCvo) maraino, mar-ah'ee-no; of unsame); supremely blest; by extens. fortunate, well eert. affln. to extinguish (as Are), i.e. (flg. and pass.) to pass away:fade away, off.blessed, happy (X -Ier). 3108. uaxapuruds makarismis, mak-ar-is- 3134. uapdv d0a maron atha, mar'-an ath'mos'; from 3106; beatification, i.e. attribution of ah; of Chald. or. (mean, our Lord has come); maranatha, i.e. an exclamation of the approaching divine good fortune: blessedness.
;
3157.
[4977]
;
MoT0dv Matthan,
Matthan
(i.e.
mat-than'; of Heb. Maltan), an Isr. : Matthan.
or.
3158. MovrfldT Matthat, mat-that'; prob. a shortened form of 3161; Matthat (i.e. Mattithjah), the name of two Isr.:Mathat.
3159. Mar6as Matthias, mat-thee'-as; appar. a 3109. MttKtSovta Mak&dGnla, mak-ed-on-ee'- judgment: Maran-atha. shortened form of 3161; Matthias (i.e. Mattithjah), 3135. uap-yaph-ns margarites, mar-gar-ee'-tace; ah; from 3110; Macedonia, a region of Greece:
an
Isr.
:Matthias.
Macedonia.
from p.dp'yapos margaros (a pearl-oyster); a 3110. MaKcSi&v Ulak fdo 11 mak-ed'-ohn; of un- pearl: pearl. a Macedon (Macedonian), i.e. inhab, of 3136. MdpOa Martha, mar'-thah; cert. der. prob. of Macedonia: of Macedonia, Macedonian. Chald. or. (mean, mistress); Martha, a Chr. woman: 3111. (idiccXAov makelloii, mak'-el-lon; of Lat. Martha. or. [macellum]; a. butcher's stall, meat market or 3137. MapCa Maria, mar-eef-ah; or
,
3160. MarraBd Mattatha, mat-tath-ah'; prob. a shortened form of 3/61 [comp. 499;!]; Mattatha
(i.e.
Mattithjah),
an
Isr.:
Mattatha.
provision-shop:
shambles.
(off),
3112. uaKpdv
sing.
nialtran,
good
mak-ran';
tern.
ace.
(lit.
[4813];
Mapidu Mariam, mar-ee-am'; of Heb. or. Maria or Mariam (i.e. Mirjam), the name of
females:Mary.
of Lat.
or.;
3161. Marra61a$ Mattathlas, mat-tath-ee'-as; of Heb. or. [4993]; Mattathias (i.e. Mattithjah), an Isr. and Chr.:Mattathias.
3162.
013117 (3SQ8 being implied) ; at a distance

(great)
six Chr.
or fig.):(a-) far
way off.
3113. uoxpoScv
from 31it, from

far.
mak-roth'-en; adv. a distance or afar: afar off, from
makrStheh,
3138. Mdpras MarkAs, mar'-fcos; Marcus, a Chr. : Marcus, Mark.

3139. jj.app.apos
udxaipa machalra, makh'-ahee-rah; prob. fem. of a presumed der. of 3163; a knife, i.e. dirk; flg. war, judicial punishment: sword.
marmaiis,
(to
uapuaCpa
marmalro
glisten);
3114. uo.Kpo8up.4e>
oo-meh'-o;
l.e.
makrAthnmeo,
mak-roth- sparkling white):
marble.
from the same as 311b;
(obj.) forbearing
to be long-spirited, or (subj.) patient:bear (suffer)
long,
tient,
be longsuffering, have (long) patience, be papatiently endure.
udprup mart up. See 3144. 3140. uapTvpto niarturfio, mar-too-reh'-o; from
mar'-mar-os; from marble (as 3164- ndxouai machdmal, mid. of an appar. prim, verb; to quarrel, dispute:fight, strive.
3165. pi
of ibqi;
3163. p-dxi) mache, makh'-ay; from 3164; a battle, i.e. (flg.) controversy:fighting, strive, striving.
makh'-om-ahee;
tuar, i.e. (flg.) to
m8, meh;
a shorter (and prob.
orig.)
form
3115. p.aKpo8v|xtt
oo-mee'-ah; from the
makrfithumla,
same as
3144; to be a witness, i.e. testify (lit. Or flg.): charge, give [evidence], bear record, have (obtain, of) good
3166.
me:I, me, my. uKaXavx6 mfigalaucheo,
meg-al-ow-
mak-roth-
(honest) report,
he well reported
of, testify,
give
3/16; longanimity, i.e. (obj.) forbearance or (subj.) fortitude:longsuffering, patience.
kheh'-o;
(to
(have) testimony, (be, bear, give, obtain) witness.
from a comp. of 3173 and aix*" anch6o boast; akin to 837 and 2744); to talk big, i.e. be
(arrogant, egotistic):boast
3116. |uucpo8uu<fc makrithnmos, mofc-rotaoo-moce'; adv. of a comp. of 3117 and 3372; with long 3142. uaprvpiov {enduring) temper, i.e. leniently: patiently.
3141. uupTvpCa martnria, mar-too-ree'-ah; from 3144; evidence given (judicially or gen.): record, report, testimony, witness.
grandiloquent
things.
great
niartnrlon, mar-too' -ree-on;
3173;
3117. uaicpos
(in
makrAs, mak-ros'; from 3372; long place [distant] or time [neut. plur.]): far, long.
neut. of
(in
tial, i.e. (gen.)
der. of 3144; something evidenevidence given or (spec.) the Decalogue the sacred Tabernacle):to be testified, testi-
a presumed
meg-aUi'-os; from noun) a conspicuous favor, or (subj.) perfection: great things, wonderful works.
magnificent,
i.e.
3167. iMYoXetos
megall$s,
(neut. plur. as
3168. ue7aXeidTi]s
mak- mony, witness. ace; from 3167; snperbness, i.e. glory or splendor: rokh-ron'-ee-os; from 3117 and 3550; long-timed, i.e. 3143. uaprvpoucu marttiromai, mar-too'-rom- magnificence, majesty, mighty power. long-lived: live long. ahee; mid. from 3144; to be adduced as a witness, i.e. 3169. p-t-yaXo/irpeirifc megal&prepes, meg-al3119. uoXcucIa malakla, mal-ak-ee'-ah; from (flg.) to obtest (in affirmation or exhortation): take op-rep-ace'; from 3173 and 4241; befitting greatness
3118. uxucpoxpovios
makrdchrdnldg,
megaleldtea,
nteo-al-i-ot'-
3120; softness,
i.e.
enervation
(debility):
disease.
to record, testify.
or magnificence (majestic):excellent.
3120. uaXaKos
3144- udprvs mart (I * mar'-toos; of uneert. affln. 3170. ptyakiva megalnno, meg-al-oo'-no; from affln.j soft, i.e. fine (clothing); flg. a catamite:ef- a witness (lit. [judicially] or flg. [gen.]) by anal, a 3173; to make (or declare) great, i.e. increase or (flg.) feminate, soft. " martyr";martyr, record, witness. extol:enlarge, magnify, shew great. 3121. MaXeXrijX Maleleel, mal-el-eh-ale' ; of 3145. u,ao-o-dop.at massadmal, mas-sah'-om- 3171. pFydXus megalos, meg-al'-oce; adv. from Heb. or [4111] ; Maleleel (i.e. Mahalalel), an antediluahee; from a prim. pAnrw maaso (to handle or 3173; muefc. greatly. vian: Maleleel. 3172. p.6YaXtto-vvi] megalosnne, meg-aUo-soo'squeeze); to chew: gnaw. 3122. (idXto-Ta mallgta, mal'-is-tah; neut. plur. 3146. ado-n^du mastlgdo, mas-tig-o'-o; from nay; from 3173; greatness, i.e. (flg.) divinity (often of the superl. of an appar. prim. adv. udXa mala 314S; to flog (lit. or fig.):scourge. God himself):majesty. (very); (adv.) most (in the greatest degree) or par3147. p-aoTiiJeo mastlzd, mas-tid'-zo; from 3149; 3173. uiyas megag, meg'-as [includ. the proL ticularly:chiefly, most of all, (e-) specially, to whip (lit.): scourgeforms, fem. ueYdXr] mSgale, plur. p?yaXoi mg. 3123. udXXov mallAn, mal'-lon; neut. of the 3148. udo-rij; mastlx, mas'-tix; prob. from the galftl, etc.; comp. also .7/76,,?/,^]; big (lit. or flg., in compar. of the same B&3122; (adv.) more" (in a greater fear) exceedingly, base of 3145 (through the idea of contact); a whip a very wide application): ( 1- better, x far, (the) more (and degree) or rather: great (-est), high, large, loud, mighty, (be) sore (lit. the Soman flagellum for criminals; fig. a dismore), (so) much (the more), rather. (afraid), strong, X to years.
mal-ak-os'; of uneert.
; -
malakos,
ease):plague, scourging.
3124.
[4429]
;
MdX\os Malchos,
Malchus, an
mal'-khos; of Heb. or.
3149. uao-rds
kneaded up): magnitude (fig.):greatness. 3125. u,du|rn Diamine mam! -may; 3175. |MYMrrdves meglstaneg, meo-is-fa'-e; [" mammy"] a grandmother: grandmother. 3150. uaraioXo-yCa mataldldgla, mat-ah-yoU plur. bom 3176; grandees: great men, lords. 3126. ji.auu.ovds mammonas, mam-mo-nas'; of og-ee'-ah; fromj/yr; random falfc, i.e. babble:vain 3176. |U-yurTOS meglst5s, meg'-is-tos; superl. of Chald. or. (confidence, i.e. flg. wealth, personified); jangling. 3'73t greatest or very great:exceeding great.
3145; a (prop, female) breast (as of nat. or. pap.
if
;
Isr. : Malchus.
mastos, mas-tos ; from the base of 3174.

1
ui79os
mgth5g,
meg'-eth-os; fromjjTj;
mammonas,
i.e.
avarice
(deified):
mammon.
3151. |iaT<uoX4yos
og'-os;
3127. Mava'fjv
from 3152 and 3004; an idle (i.e. senseless or mane-yoo'-o; from 3326 and 2030; to explain over, or.; Manaen, a Chr.: Manaen. mischievous) talker, i.e. a wrangler. vain talker. i.e. translate: (by) interpret (-ation). 3128. Mavatrarrjs Manasses, man-as-sace' ; of 3152. uaTcuos mataifts, mat'-ah-yos; from the 3178. ui8r) m.Hle. meth'-ay; appar. a prim, Heb. or. [4519] Manasses (i.e. Menashsheh), an Isr.: base of 3/33; empty, i.e.(lit.) profitless, or (spec.) an word; an intoxicant, i.e. (by impL) intoxication.-
manaen,
mataldldgos,
-
mat-ah-yol-
3177. |u8cpp.i)veuo
mSthermeneno,
man-ah-ane'; of uneert.
metft-er-
Manasses.
idol:
vain, vanity.
drunkenness.

3179. [tc6(0TT))U or(l Cor. 13:2)
(leflioTovs)
Mathoosalah Metoykeseeah
47
methisteml,
meth-is'-tay-mee;
3303
S8O4. pEvoSvê mendnngS, men-oon'-geh; from relations of participation or proximity, and transfer and 3767 and 1063; so then at least:nay but, yea or seguence.
doubtless (rather, verily).
fievroi
mtblstano,
to (rojis/er,
i.e.
meth-is-tan'-o;
3327. praj3av(i>
3303
metnbaluo,
gjg; to
met-ab-ah'ee-no;
from 332b and 3476;

pose or
(fig.)
earn/ away, de- 3305.

5104.;
mtiitoi, men'-toy; from

i.e.
exchange, seduce:put out, remove,
indeed though,
houietier.also, but,
and from 332b and the base of how- part, go, pass, remove.
3828. pprapdMo)
change place:de-
"translate, turn
away.
beit, nevertheless, yet.
metaballo,
met-ab-al'-lo;
fig.)
S180. ptSoScCa ntt tbodfia, meth-od-i'-ah; from a comp. 01332b and 3303 [qomp. " method "] ; travelling over,
i.e.
travesty (trickery): wile,
lie
in wait.
3306. pevio mend, men'-o; a prim, verb; to stay (in a given place, state, relation or expectancy): abide, continue, dwell, endure, be present, remain,
from 332b and
to throw over, i.e. (mid. turn about in opinion:change mind.

906;
to
pera.'yw
71; to
3181. |ie86pios mi'tlio rlos, meth-or'-ee-os; from stand, tarry (for), x thine own. 332b and 372s; bounded alongside, i.e. contiguous 3307. ppt!> merlzo, mer-id'-zo; from 3313; to (neut. plur. as noun, frontier):border. part, i.e. (lit.) to apportion, bestow, share, or (fig.) to
818%. |u9v(TK<a mBtbusko, meth-oos'-ko; a prol. (trans.) form 0I3184; to intoxicate: be drunk (-en).
disunite, differ: deal, be
tribute, divide, give part.
jj.epip.va
metago,
i.e.
lead oner,
met-ag'-o; from jjsb and transfer (direct): turn about.
3330. pETaSCScopi mStadldoml, met-od-id'-omee; from 332b and 1323; to give over, i.e. share:
give, impart.
difference between, dis-
3831. perdBco-is
mer'-im-nah;
mStathegis,
i.e.
met-ath'-es4s;
Si&l
pe"0uo-os
111 ft
tiu *<:>*,
meth'-oo-sos;
from 3308.
care.
merlmna,
from
5/<5V; tipsy, i.e. (as
noun) a sot.-drunkard.
meth-oo'-o;
337 (through the idea of distraction); solicitude:
fxoTa.334b; transposition,
transferred (to heaven),
disestablishment
translation.
(of
a law):change, removing,
&?&. ps6vi
method,
from another
i.e.
form of 3178; to drink to intoxication, drunk.-drink well, make (be) drunk (-en).
get
3308; to be
^/.Sy,-
3AS5. petijov inflzon, mide'-zon; neut. of (adv.) in a greater degree:the more. 3186. lieiÔTtpos
3309. pEpipvdu merlmnao, mer-im-nah'-o; from anxious about: (be, have) care (-ful), take thought.
3332. pETdCpu mStalro, met-afc'ee-ro; from 3326 and 142; to betake oneself, Le. remove (locally);
depart.
melzfttSrAs,
still
mide-zot'-er-os;
continued compar. 0I3187;
larger (fig.):greater.
3187. pefijwv
mflzon,
fig.,
mide'-zone; irreg. compar.

spec, in age): elder, great-
0(3173; larger (lit. or er (-est), more.
3310. pepts merls, mer-ece'; fem. of 3313; a por- 3333. pETaKoXû mStakaleo, metak-al-eh'-o; tion, i.e. province, share or (abstr.) participation: from jâ6 and 2364; to call elsewhere, i.e. summoii;call (for, hither). part (X -akers). 3311. pEpicrpos mSrlsmAs, mer-is-mos'; from 3334. pETdKivEu mtHablneo, met-ak-ee-neh'-o; 3307; a separation or distribution: dividing asun- from 332b and S79J," to stir to a place elsewhere, i.e. remove (fig.): move away. der, gift.
3188.
p&av melan,
mel'-an;
neut. of 31&) as
noun; ink:
ink.
3312. pcpurWjs mediates, mer-is-tace'; from 3307; an apportioned (administrator): divider.
^555. peraXttppdvo)
ban'-o;
metalambano,
met-al-am-
8189. fi\as nifliij, mel'-as; appar. a prim, word; block:black.

&/90. McXfds IHSlSas, mel-eh-as'; of uncert. or.;
jtfefeos,
3313. pipes
merAs,
mer'-os;
from an obsoL but
an Isr.
Meleas.
mel-et-ah'-o;
of, i.e.
uiXci
melSi. See 3100.
more prim, form of pcCpopai mclromal (to get as a section or allotment); a division or share Git. or fig., in a wide application):behalf, coast, course, craft, particular (+ -ly), part (+ -ly), piece, portion, respect, side, some sort (-what).
293?; to participate; gen. to accept (and use):eat, have, be partaker, receive, take.
.2J26
from
and
3336. pEToVnipis
,
,
mgtalepsls,
met-al'-ape-sis;
fromjajj; participation: taking,

8337. pTaA\d<ro- metallassd, met-aMas'-so," from 332b and 23b; to exchange: change.
3191.
uAerau mSletao,
presumed der. ot3igo; to take care

reuojee in the
from a 3314- pco-npPpIa mesembria, mes-ame-bree'-ah; 3338. peTap&Xopax metamelldmal, met-am(by impl.) from 3310 and 2230; midday; by impl. the south: el'-lom-ahee; from 332b and the mid. of 3100; to care
noon, south.
afterwards,
i.e.
mind: imagine,
mel'-ee;
(pre-) meditate.
regret:repent
(self).
3192.
|iXi
mill,
appar.
prim, word;
3315. ueo-ircio
mesltAuo,
mes-it-yoof-o;
bom
3339. peTapoptpoo)
fo'-o;
1
mtamdrpb.fto,
met-am-or-
honey: honey.
5102: relating to honey,
3193. aeXCo-o-ios {melisglds, mel-is'-see-os; from honeycomb. i.e. bee (comb):
3316; to interpose (as arbiter), (as surety): confirm.
i.e.
(by impl.) to ratify
from 332b and 3445; to transform (lit. or fig. "metamorphose' ): change, transfigure, transform.
3316. pEo-Crnt mesftes, mes-ee'-tace; from 3319; a SSJfl. petclvoew metanded, met-an-o-ehf-o; from go-between, i.e. (simply) an internunciator, or (by 332b and 3S3q; to t7ii7i; differently or afterwards, i.e. reconsider (mor. /eel compunction): repent. impl.) a reconciler (intercessor): mediator. 3195. uiWo miHlo. mel'-lo; a strengthened form 3317. peo-ovvKTiov mSsftnuktlAn, mes-on-ook'- &%.' pETdvoia jiietaiioia, met-an' -oy-ah; from (subj.) compunction (for guilt, includ. reformaof 3100 (through the idea of expectation); to intend, tee-on; neut. of a comp. of 3310 and 3371; midnight o^#o; tion) ; by impl. reversal (of [another's] decision): (espec. as a watch):midnight. i.e. be about to be, do, or suffer something (of perS194- MtMrn, MSllte, mel-eef-tay; of uncert. or.; Melita, an island in the Mediterranean: Melita.
repentance. sons or things, espec. events; in the sense of pur- 3318. Mco-oirorapCa Mesopotamia, mes-op-otpose, duty, necessity, probability, possibility, or hesi- am-ee'-ah; from 33/g and 4215; Mesopotamia (as ly- 3342. pEToiju metaxn, met-ax-oo 1 ; from 332b and tation):about, after that, be (almost), (that which ing between the Euphrates and the Tigris; comp. 763), a form of 4862; betwixt (of place or person); (of which was for) to come, intend, was to a region of Asia: Mesopotamia. time) as adj. intervening, or (by impl.) adjoining: is, things, re(be), mean, mind, be at the point, (be) ready, 3319. pe'eros mSsds, mes'-os; from 3326; middle between, mean while, next. turn, shall (begin), (which, that) should (after, after(as adj. or [neut.] noun):among, x before them, be- 3343. pETttirEpiru metapempo, met-ap-emp'-o; wards, hereafter) tarry, which was for, will, would, from 332b and 3qq2; to send from elsewhere, i.e. (mid.) forth, mid [-day, -night], midst, way. tween, he yet. to summon or invite: call (send) for. 3320. peo-OTOixv niesOtdicbdn, mes-ot'-oy3196. pAos melds, mel'-os; of uncert affln.; a khon; from 3319 and J/oo; apartition (fig.):middle 3344. furaa-rpiâ mitastrSpUo, met-as-tref-o; limb or part of the body:member. from 332b and 47b2; to turn across, i.e. transmute 01 wall. 3197. MtXx' JH&lcbl, mel-khee'; of Heb. or. [4428 3321. pEQ-ovpdvnpa meainranema, mes-oo- (fig.) corrupt:pervert, turn. with pron. suf., my king] ; Melchi (i.e. Malki), the ran'-ay-mah; from a presumed comp. of 331Q and 3345. pETCurxnpaTCJtt mStascbematlzo, metname of two Isr. Melchi. askh-ay-mat-id'-zo; from 332b and a der. of 4970; to 3772; mid-sky:midst of heaven. MelchisSdek, mel-khis-ed- 3322. pecrou or disguise; fig. to apply (by accommo3198. mesdd, mes-o'-o; tromjjio; to form transfigure eV; of Heb. or. [4442]; Melchisedek (i.e. Malkitsedek), the middle, i.e. (in point of time), to be half-way dation) : transfer, transform (self) ; to change. a patriarch: Melchisedec. 3346. pETaTCOnpi nit rati tin ml, met-at-ith'-ayover:be about the midst. 3199. uiXu mSlo, mel'-o; a prim, verb; to 6e of 3323. Mcavlas messias, mes-see'-as,' of Heb. or. mee; from 332b and 3087; to transfer, i.e. (lit.) transport, (by impl.) exchange, (reflex.) cftange sides, or interest to, i.e. to concern (only third pers. sing. pres. the Messias (i.e. Mashiach), or Christ: [4899]; (fig.) pervert:carry over, change, remove, transindie, used hnpers. it matters): (take) care.
McXxm&K
Messias.
SHOO. ptp|3pdva iiitjiilirana. mem-bran'-ah; of 3324. peo-rds Lat. or. ("membrane"); a (written) sheep-skin:
replete
(lit.
late, turn.
mSstds,
:f ull.
mes-tos';
of uncert. der.;
or
fig.)
3347. psteVeito, meitepelta, met-ep'-i-tah; from

332b and /*09, thereafter:afterward.
-
parchment.
3201.
mem'-fom-ahee; mid. of an appar. prim, verb; to blame: find fault.

ui(i<j>o(ifu
memphdmal,
3325. ptoroa
S20S. pEp.il/Epoipos
oy-ros;
fate,
mempslmAlrAs, mem-psim'der. of 3201
from a presumed
and potptt
mdlra (fate;
i.e.
akin to the base of 3313); blaming querulous (discontented): complainer.
3303. |Uv
men, men;
a prim,
particle; prop, indie,
of affirmation or concession (in fact); usually followed by a contrasted clause with 1161 (this one, the former, etc.): even, indeed, so, some, truly, verily. Often compounded with other particles in an intensive or asseverative sense.
3348. pete'x< mteho, met-ekh'-o; from 3326 replenish, i.e. and 2792; to share or participate; by impl. belong to, 3326. psrd mSta, met-ah'; a prim. prep, (often eat (or drinfc):be partaker, pertain, take part, use. used adv.); prop, denoting accompaniment; "amid" 3349. pTEpCt mfitSorlzo, met-eh-o-rid'-zo; (local or causal); modified variously according to the from a comp. of 332b and a collat. form of 142 or perh. case (gen. association, or ace. succession) with which rather of tog (comp. " meteor"); to raise in mid-air, it is joined; occupying an intermediate position beor be anarfous):be tween S7s or IS37 and rj/o or 4314; less intimate i.e. (fig.) suspend (pass, fluctuate mind. than 1722, and less close than 4S62):after (-ward), of doubtful X that he again, against, among, X and, -f- follow, 3350. pEToiKEO-la mt51hsla, met-oy-kes-ee'-ah; hence, Tiereafter, in, of, (up-) on, our, X and set- from a der. of a comp. of 332b and 3624; a change of ting, since, (un-) to, + together, when, with (+ -out). abode, i.e. (spec.) expatriation: x brought, carried
mestdo, mes-to'-o; from 3324; to (by impl.) to intoxicate:fill.
Often used in composition, in substantially the same
(-ying)
away
(in-) to.
48
Metoykidzo
S351. |mtouc((u metdiklzd, met-oykid'-zo; 3373. iinKvvu meknnd, may-koo'-no; from 3372; 3400. plXiov ml If on, mil'-ee-on; of Lat. or.: a thousand paces, i.e. a " mile".-mile. from the same as 3350; to transfer as a settler or to lengthen, i.e. (mid.) to enlarge:grow up. captive, ie. colonize or exile: carry away, remove 3374. (HiWrq melote, may-lo-tay'; from (tfjXov 3401. u,iuio|tcu mlmomai, mim-eh'-om-ahee;
into.
3352. imtox^ metoclie, met-ofch-aa'; from portieipoiion, i.e. intercourse:fellowship.
jg,*?;
melon (a sheep); a sheep-skin:sheepskin. 3375. udjv men, mane; a stronger form of 3303;
particle of affirmation (only with 2220);
mid. from 1<|MS a tate:follow.
mlmds
mlmetes,
(a
"mimic"); to imi-
assuredly;
340S.
3401;
p.iu.'n'Wjs
3358. piTOXOS metdclids, met'-okh-os; from 3348; +- surely. participant, i.e. (as noun) a sharer; by impl. an asso- 3376. udjv month. ciate; fellow, partaker, partner.
3377.
mim-ay-tace' ;
from
an imitator:follower.
form
cS.3415
men, mane;
a prim, word; a month:
3354- (i*rp& metreo, met-reh'-o; from 335S; to measure (i.e. ascertain in size by a fixed standard); same base 883143 and 3413 (i.e. u.o. mao, to strive) by impl to admeasure (i.e. allot by rule) fig. to esti- to disclose (through the idea of mental effort and thus calling to mind), i.e. report, declare, intimate: matemeasure, mete.
;
|it)Vvo>
menno,
may-noo'-o; prob. from the
mlmnetko, mim-nace'-ko; a (from which some of the tenses are borrowed); to remind, i.e. (mid.) to recoil to mind: be mindful, remember.
3403. (Ugivô-KW
prol.
8404. |uo-&>
miseo, mis-eh'-o; from a prim,
uto-os
mlsds (hatred);
5355. ncTprjrijs 3354; a measurer,
metretes
i.e.
mepray-tace'; from (spec.) a certain standard meas-
shew,
tell.
(iii
to detest (espec. to persecute); extens. to love less:bate (-ful).
by
3378.
" K
me
ure of capacity for liquids:firkin.

met-ree-qpath-eh'-o; from a comp. of the base of 3337 and 380b; to be moderate in passion, i.e. gentle (to treat indul-
373b; as interrog.
(followed
by no),
irOTe
5356. (MTpioiraStM
m&tri&patheo,
6 nit, may 00k; i.e. 3361 and 3405. |uo-eairo8oo-(a mlsthap5d6sla, misand neg. is it not that?:neither thap-od-osê'-ah; from 3406; requital (good or + never, not Comp. 3^4. bad):recompence of reward.
3406. (jno-8airoS6Ti]s
odrot'-ace;
3379.
uvfjirOTt
u,dj
gently): have compassion.
3357. (icrplus mfitrios, mei-ree'-oce; adv. from a

der. ot33jS; moderately,
i.e.
slightly:a
33b! and 4218; not ever; also if (or lest) ever (or perhaps):if peradventure, lest (at any time, haply), not at all, whether or not.
mepdte, may'-pot-eh; or me pott-, may pot'-eh; from
mlstnapoddtes,
mis-thap-
from 3400 and sqr; a remunerator: re-
warder.
little.
3407. jjXo-Bios mlsthl5s, mis'-thee-os; from 3408; a wage-earner:hired servant. 3408. |ucr86$ mlsthds, mis-thos1 ; appar. a prim, word; pay for service (lit. or flg.), good or bad: hire, reward, wages.
to
3358. |irpov matron, met'-ron; an appar. prim, word; a measure ("metre"), lit. or fig.; by impl. a limited portion (degree):measure.
3359. uironrov
3380. (i/fjirw mepo, may'-po; from 3361 and 4432; not yet:not yet 3381.
uyfjirus
mepds,
may'-poce; or
metopdn,
met'-o-pon;
from 3326
^5-.?;
(Vq itus
Jest
3410. uCo-vaua mlsthoma, mis'-fho-mah; from 3382. unpos meros, may-ros'; perh. a prim, word; 34og; a rented building: hired house. 3360. u^XP1 mechii, mekh'-ree; or a thigh: thigh. 3411. (mHtoros mlsthot&s, mis-tho-tos1 ; from |iXP's mecbrls, mekhns'; from .2372; as 35&1 uvrfj-re mete, may'-teh; from 33bi and J0J7; 340Q; a wage-worker (good or bad):hired servant, /ar as, i.e. up to a certain point (as prep, of extent not too, i.e. (in continued negation) neither or nor; hireling. [denoting the terminus, whereas Sqr refers espec. to also, not een;neither, (n-) or, so much as. 341S. MiTvMjvn Mltnlene, mit-oo-layi-nay; for the space of time or place intervening] orconj.): 3384. (t^Ti]p meter, may'-tare; appar. a prim, |limMjvi) mntllene (abounding in till, (un-) to, until. shell-fish); Mir word; a " mother" (lit. or fig., immed. or remote): tylene (or Mytilene), a town in the island Lesbos: 3361. u.'ft me, may; a prim, particle of qualified mother. Mitylene. negation (whereas 3736 expresses an absolute denial); 3385. uWjti metl, mayf-tee; from 3361 and the 3413. Mixa<|\ KUcuael, mifch-ah-ole'; of Heb. (adv.) not, (conj.) test; also (as interrog. implying a neut. otsioo; whether at all:not [the particle usu- or. [4317]; Michael, an archangel:Michael. neg. answer [whereas 3736 expects an affirm, one]) the quesally not expressed, except by the form of God forbid, whether: any, but (that), X forbear, 3414. P-va mna, mnah; of Lat. or.; a mna (te, tion], lack, lest, neither, never, no (X wise in), none, nor, mina), a certain weight:pound. 3386. uipvyc metlsS, may'-tig-eh; from 338s and [can-] not, nothing, that not, un [-taken], without. 3415. (ivoouai mnadmal, mnah'-om-ahee; mid. Often used in compounds in substantially the same robs; not at all then, i.e. not to say (the rather of a der. of 330b or perb. of the base of 3143 (through relations. See also 5362, 33(3, 3364, 3312, 3373,3373' still):how much more. the idea of fixture in the mind or of mental prasp); 3387. |i^Tts metis, may'-tis; or 3378. to 6ear in mind, i.e. recollect; by impl. to reward or 5862. lav uvfj San me, eh-an' may; I.e. 1437 and u/fj TlS tls, may fis; from 33b! ami 3100; punish:be mindful, remember, come (have) in reunless: before, if i.e. but, except, X whether any: any [sometimes unexpressed except by membrance. Comp. 1407. 3361; if not, whosoever) not. no, (if, the simple interrogative form of the sentence]. 3416. Mvdcruv Itlnason, mnah'-sohn; of uncert 3363. fva p,V) ulna me, hin'-ah may; i.e. 2443 and S388. jrrJTpa metra, may'-trah; from 3384; the or. ; Mnason, a Chr.:Mnason. 3361; in order (or so) that not:albeit not, lest, that matrix: womb. 8417. (ivtCa mneia, mni'-ah; from 3413 or 3403; no (-t, [-thing]). 3389. ||TpaX</as metralo,as, may-tral-af-as; recollection; by impl. recital: mention, rememoi pd) dame, 00 may; 1.0.3736 and 3361; from 3384 and the base of 237; a mother-thresher, i.e. brance. 3364matricide.-murderer of mothers. a. double neg. strengthening the denial; not at all: 3418. u.v%0. mnema, mnay'-mah; from 3413; a all, by any (no) means, neither, never, 3390. (jn]Tp6iroXis metropolis, may-trop'-ol-is; memorial, any more, at i.e. sepulchral monument (burial-place): ever, not (at all, in from no (at all), in no case (wise), nor 3384 and 4172; a mother city, l.e. " metropo- grave, sepulchre, tomb. anywise). Oomp.3373. lis":chiefest city. 3419. urnuetov mnemlon, mna-mi'-on; from 3365. |U)Sau.us medamos, may-dam-oce' ; adv. 8391. uCa luia, mee'-dh; irreg. fern, of 1320; one 3420; a remembrance, i.e. cenotaph (place of intero-uos am5s (somebody); or first:a (certain), agree, first, one, x other. from a comp. of 3361 and ment):grave, sepulchre, tomb. by no means:not so. 3392. (ualvu mlalno, me-osh'ee-no; perh. a prim, 3420. |VTj|iT) mneme, mnay'-may; from 3403; $366. (11)81 medS, may-deh'; from 3361 and ubi; verb; to sully or taint, i.e. contaminate (cer. or memory.-remembrance. mor.):defile. but not, not even; in a continued negation, nor: 3421. p,VT]|iovttitt mnemdneuo, mna-monneither, nor (yet), (no) not (once, so much as). 3393. u,(ao-u,a miasma, mee'-as-mah; from from a der. of
and &fy ops
the forehead (as opposite the countenance): forehead.

(the face);
pds, maypoce; from .jjo/and 3409. |uo-66 mistlioo, mis-tho'-o; trom.3408; somehow:lest (by any means, by some let out for wages, i.e. (mid.) to hire: hire.
me
means, haply, perhaps).
me
35302
3367. unSeCs
fern. u*|ocuXa
medeis,
may-dice'; includ. the irreg.
("miasma"); (mor.) foulness (prop, the effect):

pollution.
neut. (inoiv
medemla, may-dem-ee'-ah, and the meden, may-den'; from 3361 and 1320;
3420; to exercise memory, ie. by impl. to punish; also to rehearse: make mention, be mindful, remember.
Koo'-o;
recollect;
not even one (man, woman, thing) :any (man, thing), no (man), none, not (at all, any man, a whit), nothing,
jtW2,"
3394. jiiao-uos mlasmds, mee-as-mos'; from (mor.) contamination (prop, the act):uncleanness.
34S. avniwoTivov mnemosun5n, mnay-mos'oo-non; from 3421; a reminder (memorandum), i.e. record: memorial.
+ without delay.
u,t]Sitote
3595. u.(yua
may-dep'-ot-eh;
mlgma, mig'-mah; fromjjjofi; a com-
3423.
|ivi)o-TV(i)
mnesteuo,
mnace-tyoo'-o; from
pres-
3368.
inedepotS,
from pound:mixture.
der. of
34V! to give a souvenir (engagement
336b and 4218; not even ever:never.
3396. u.C-yw|u mlgnnmi, mig'^noo-mee; a prim, ent), i.e. betroth: espouse. 3424. iio-yiXdAas mogllalos, moo--al'-os; from 3369. u,i)Sma med&po, may-dep'-o; from 3366 verb; to mix:mingle. 3397. |UKp6v mUtrdn, mik-ron'; masc. or neut. 3423 and 2080; hardly talking, i.e. dumb (tongueand 4432; not even yet:not yet tied):having an impediment in his speech. 3370. MfjSos Stedoa, may'-dos; of for. or. [comp. sing, of 3308 (as noun); a small space of time or decree.-a (little) (while). 3425: udyis mogls, mog'-is; adv. from a prim. 4074]; a Median, or inhab. of Media:Mede. 3371. u,i)kti meketl, may-ket'-ee; from 3361 and 3398. (jiKpos mlkros, mik-ros'; includ. the comp. (16-yos mAgfis (toil); with difficulty,,-hardly. |UKp6r<pos mUcroteros, mik-rot'-er-os; 3426. (xoSios mddlfts, mod'-ee-os; of Lat. aoSby no further:any longer, (not) henceforth, hereor.; a after, no henceforward (longer, more, soon), not any appar. a prim, word; small (in size, quantity, number modius, i.e. certain measure for things dry (the quanor (fig.) least, little, dignity): less, small. or the tity utensil): more. bushel.
3373.
length
(ifJKOS
(lit
mekds,
may'-kos; prob. akin to 3173;
3399. MfArrros
or.; Miletus,
MUetds,
mil'-ay-tos; of uncert
or fig.):length.
a city of Asia Minor: Miletus.
mJl, moy; me:I. me, mine, my.

3427. uoC
the simpler form of rbgS; to
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poixoXCs mAtchalls, moy-khaUis'; a prol. 3459. (ivXuv malon, moo'-lone; from form of the fern, of 3432; an adulteress (lit. or fig.): mill-house:mill.
adulteress (-ous,
343s;
Metoykidzo
Naytho
49
vaCtt
a 3485. vaos naos. nah-os';
from a prim.
natO
(to dwell);
a fane,
shrine,
temple;shrine,
of Heb. or.
-y). 3460. Mvpa Blura, moo'-rah; of uncert. der.; 3429. potx&u mAlcha5,mo2/-fcfcafc'-o;fromj?;?; Myra, a place in Asia Minor: Myra. (mid.) to commit adultery:commit adultery. 3461. uvptas murias, moo-ree'-as; from 3463; a $430. fioixcCa niolcheia, moy-khi'-ah; from ten-thousand; by extens. a " myriad " or indefinite number:ten thousand. 3431; adultery:adultery.
temple.
Comp. 2411.
3486. Naovp.
[5151];
Naoam,
nah-oom';
Naum (i.e. Nachum), an Isr.:Naum.

for. or.
5873];
3487. vap80s.nard.As, nar'-dos; of " nard ": [spike-] nard.
[comp.
3432; to
8431. |Ux<v( mAleliSuo, moy-khyoo'-o; from 3462. uvp(<o murizo. moo^rid'-zo; from 3464; to apply (perfumed) unguent to: anoint. commit adultery: commit adultery.
8488. NdpKio-o-os
NarkissAs,
nar'-kis-sos;
mAlchAs, moy-khos'; perh. a prim, word; a (male) paramour; fig. apostate:adulterer. S433, udXis molls, mol'-is; prob. by var. for with 3464- nipov mnrAn, moo'-ron; prob. of for. or. 3425; with difficulty:hardly, scarce (-ly), [comp. 4753, 4606]; "myrrh", i.e. (by impl.)per/umed much work.
3If32, )10ix6s
flower of the same name, from vapKtj narke (stu3463. pvpioi muriol, moo'-ree-oi; plur. of an ap- pefaction, as a " narcotic"); Narcissus, a Roman: par. prim, word (prop. mean, very many); ten thou- Narcissus. sand; by extens. innumerably many:ten thousand. 3489. vavayia nanageo, now-ag-eh'-o; from a
comp. of 3491 and

" navigate"),
lit.
71; to be shipwrecked (stranded, or fig.:make (suffer) shipwreck.
3434.
[4488];
MoXox Moldcll
Moloch
(i.e.
Molek),
mol-okh'; of Heb. an idol:Moloch.
or.
oil: ointment.
3490. vatPKXi|pos
ship.
nauklerAs,
noW-klay-ros;
3435. \u>\4va
niolnno,
mol-oo'-no;
prob. from
3465. Muo-Ca Musla, moo-see'-afc; of uncert. or.; Mysia, a region of Asia Minor: Mysia.
SIfiS.
from 34Q1 and zSig (" clerk"); a captain;owner of a

3491. vavs
3180; to soil (flg.):defile.
pAiorTJpiov
musterlAn,
moos-taj/'-ree-on;
nans, nowce; from vdu nao or via

;
3436. p.oXv<rp.ds
3433;
mAlnsmAs, mol-oos-mos';
immorality:filthiness.
from from a der. of V-vo

J20/;
stain,
i.e. (fig.)
3437. pop,<p^ mAmphe, mom-fay'; btame, i.e. (by impl.) a fault:quarrel. 545S. uwf]
from
the mouth); a secret or " mystery" (through the idea of silence imposed by initiation into religious rites): mystery.
mud (to shut
neo
(to float)
a boat
(of
any size): ship.

341)1;
3492. vavrns nantes, mow'-face; from boatman, i.e. seaman: sailor, shipman.
3467. |Hiird
mnopazo,
moo-ope-ad'-zo; from
(the face:
indistinct-
3493.
[5152];
Naxc&p Nachor,
nafcft-ore';
of Heb. or.
mAne, mon-ay';
te. residence (the
from jjo6; a staying, a comp. of the base of 3466 and H* ops act or the place) : abode, mansion. from 3700); to shut the eyes, i.e. blink (see
Nachor, the grandfather
of
Abraham:
Nachor.
5439. (J.ovoyv^s
mAndgenes,
onJ-oorre,
i.e.
from 3441 and /096;

ten, child).
mom-og-en-ace'; sote;only (begot-
ly): cannot see afar
3468.
p.(iX(in|/
molds
3494. vav(os nSanlas, meft-an-ee'-as; from a from u-wXos der. of 3501; a youth (up to about forty years): (" moil "; prob. akin to the base 013433) and young man.
off.
molops,
mo'-lopes;
3440. [idvov
mAnAn, mon'-on;
neut. of 3441 as
adv.; meretj/; alone, but, only.
ops (the face; trom370o); eye") or blow-mark: stripe.

prob. &1
neanlskAs, neft-an-fs'-fcos; amoie ("black 3495. veavfo-Kos from the same 033404; a youth (under forty):young
8441- |>^ v0 * mAnAs, mon'-os; prob. fromjtjoo; remaining, i.e. sote or single; by impl. mere; alone,
only,
by themselves.
8442. p,ov6<j>6aXp.o$
of'-thal-mos;
moiiAphthalmAs, monand
37SS;
from
3441
one-eyed:with
one eye.
&13. povdo
mAnAo, mon-o'-o;
bora 3441; to iso-
late, i.e. bereave:
be desolate.
3444- rV0 P$'h mArphe, mor-fay'; perh. from the base of ,j?.y (through the idea of adjustment of parts); shape; fig. nature:form.
#4^5.
544S.
|iop4"5o>
same 033444;
mArphAo, mor-fo'-o; to fashion (fig.):form.

mArphogfg,
from the
man. 3469. |M>|Ldo|MU niomaomal, mo-mah'-om-ahee; 8496. NcdiroXvs NeapAUs, neft-op'-ol-is; from (discredit): from 3470; to carp at, l.e. censure 3501 and 4172; new town; Neapolis, a place in Maceblame. donia:Neapolls. 547. (jiuh.os momAs, mo'-mos; perh. from jao/; 3497. Neeudv Neeman, neh-eh-man'; of Heb. or. ayiau) or blot, i.e. (fig.) disgraceful person: blemish. [5283] ; iVeeman (i.e. JTaaman), a Syrian:Naaman. 3471. (j.wpa(v<a moraino, mo-rah'ee-no; from 3498. veKpds nekrds, nek-rosf; from an appar. mate (pass, act) as a J47./,' to become insipid; fig. to prim. vkus nekus (a corpse); dead (lit. or fig.; also simpleton;become fool, make foolish, lose savour. as noun):dead. 3472. pupta moria. mo-ree'-ah; from j^; silli3499. vKp6w nekrAo, nefc-ro'-o; from 3408; to ness, i.e. absurdity: foolishness. deaden, i.e. (fig.) to subdue:be dead, mortify. 3473. (iupoXo-yCa morAlAgla, mo-rol-og-ee'-ah; from a comp. 013474 and 3004; silly talk, i.e. buffoon- 3600. Wxpuo-is nekrosls, nek'-ro-sis; from 3409;
ery:foolish
talking.
1
decease;
;
fig.
impotency: deadness, dying.
(i6p<|>0Hris
mor'-fo-sis;
from 5474. u-wpds morAs, mo-ros
prob. from the base

i.e.
3501. veos nAAs, neA'-os; includ. the comp.

vct&TEpos
$#j; /ormation,
i.e. (by impl.) appearance (semblance or [concr.] formula):form.
of J#56; dull or stupid (as if sftut up), (mor.) blockhead, (appar.) absurd;fool
ness).
heedless,
neotArAs,
i.e.
neh-o'-ter-os;
a prim.
(of
(-ish,
-isb-
word; "new",
things) fresh;
(of persons)
youthful, or
5447. |xo<rxoiroila>
eh'-o;
mAschApAleo,
from j#<Sand .^roo; a buZfocfc:make a calf.

14$.
p,<5o-xos
mos-khop-oyto fabricate the image of
fig.
regenerate:new, young.
3475. Maxrevs Hfoseus, moce-yoos'; or Mwo-fjs
Moses,
mo-sace'; or
3502. vcoo-o-os nAAssAs, neh-os-sos'; from 3301; a youngling (nestling):young.

ness,
strengthened for
ftuIJocfc: calf.
prob. mAschAs, mos'-khos; ooxos AschAs (a shoot); a young
Mwiio-Tjs
[4872]
;
MoiiseB, mo-oo-sace'; of Heb. or.;

(i.e.
Moseus, Moses or Mouses Heb. lawgiver; Moses.
Mosheh), the
3503. vc6rqs nAAtes, neft-ot'-ace; ttomssoi; newi.e. youfhfulness:youth.

3504. vc6<potos
nAAphntAs,
neft-o/'-oo-to;
from
a
3449. |i6x8os mAchthos, mokh'-thos; from the base of 342s; toil,l.e. (by impl.) sadness: painfulness, travail.
N
3476. Naaro-wv Naassou. nafc-as-sone'; of Heb. or. [5177]; JTaosson (i.e. JTacftsfton), an Isr.:Naasson.
3S' and a der. of s*S3! newly planted, young convert (" neophyte"):novice.
i.e. (fig.)
3505.
(i.e.
3450. jiov mAn, moo; the simpler form of of me:I, me, mine (own), my.
/7<x>;
Jfero),
3451. iaouo-ikos mAnslkAs, moo-sik-os'; from Movo-tt MAusa (a lfse); "musicai", i.e. (as noun) a roinstreZ:musician. 3452. (ivtXos mnAlAs, moo-el-os word; the marrow:marrow.
1
3506. " nod ",
Ncpuv Neron, ner'-ohn; of Lator.; Aeron a Rom. emperor: Nero. vri neno, nyoo'-o; appar. a prim, verb; to
i.e.
(by anal.) to signal: beckon.
perh.
a prim,
3477. NayyoC Heb. or. [comp. Isr. :Nagge.
nanj-gan'ee; prob. of 5052]; Nangcs (i.e. perh. Nogach), an
Naggal,
3507. vcip&i)
nephele,
i.e.
nef-el'-ay;
prop, cloudiness,
(concr.)
from a cloud:cloud.
3300;
3478. NagapIO
der.
Nazareth,
nad-zar-eth''; or
5453.
S454-
|ive
mneo, moo-eh'-o; from

i.e.
the base of
j#56; to tniKate,
[JuSBos
(by impl.) to teacfc:instruct.
moo'-thos; perh. from the same as Jj(? (through the idea of tuition); a tale, i.e. fiction ("mi/tft"):fable.
muthAs,
3455. u-vicdojiai makaAmai, from a presumed der. of H^Jw to bellow (roar):roar.
mnzo
3509. vOpos nephAs, nef-os; appar. a prim, ; word; a cloud: cloud. 3479. Najjapnvds Nazarends, nad-zar-ay-nos' from 347S; a Nazarene, i.e. inhab. of Nazareth: of 3510. voppis nephrAs, nef-ros 1 ; of uncert. affln.; Nazareth. a kidney (plur.), i.e. (fig.) the inmost mind:reins. Naûpatos Nazorafos, nad-zorah'-yos; 3511. veuKdpos neokoros, neh-o-kor>-os; from moo-kah'-om-ahee; 3480. a from 3478; aNazorozan, i.e. inhab. of Nazareth; by form of 3483 and K0p&> kAreo (to sweep); a fempte(to "moo"); extens. a Christian:Nazarene, of Nazareth. servant, i.e. (by impl.) a votary: worshipper.
NaiJapeT Nazaret, nad-zar-et'; of uncert. Nazareth or Nazaret, a place in Pal. :Nazareth.
350S. Ne+eoXetp, Nephthalelm, nef-thal-ime'; of Heb. or. [5321]; Nephthaleim (i.e. Naphthali), a tribe in Pal : Nephthalim.
nmkterlzo, modk-tay-rid'-zo; 3481. Na8dv Nathan, nath-an',- of Heb. or. an Isr.:Nathan. of 3453 (mean, snout, as that [5416]; Nathan, base of the der. a from NaOavarjX 8482. Nathanael, nath-an-ah-ale' ridimoutfts at, i.e. mafce to proceeds); iotoino whence of Heb. or. [5417] JVafftanaet (i.e. JVafftaneJ), an Isr. cule;mock. and Chr.: Nathanael. 3457. puXucds mullkAs, moo-Ue-kos'; from 345S; 3483. vaC nal, nahee; a prim, particle of strong belonging to a mil!: mill [-stone].
3456. u,VKrnpC|u
;
8512. vcorepiKds
persons,
i.e.
neoterlkAs,
neft-o-fer'-ifc-os;
from the comp. of 3301; appertaining

juuenile:youthful.
vscJ-rtpos
to
younger
neotArAs. 8003301.
3458. pvXos mulds, moo'-los; prob. ultimately from the base of 3433 (through the idea of hardship); a "mill", i.e. (by impl.) a grinder (millstone): millstone.
affirmation; yes:even so, surely, truth, verily,

yes.
ne, nay; prob. anintens. form of 3483; a particle of attestation (accompanied by the object inyea, voked or appealed to in confirmation); as sure as;
vf\
3513.
protest by.
or.
3484. Natv Na'in, nah-im'; prob. of Heb. [comp. 4999] Na'in, a place in Pal.:Nain.
;
3514. v4j8 netho, nay'-tho; from via

like
no
(of
mean.); to spin:
spin.
50
Naypeeadro

nay-pee-ad'-so;
(fig.)
3515. vniridl,*)
3516; to act as
child.
neplazo,
a
babe,
i.e.
from
innocently:be a
3516.
particle Vl|-
Wjmos iieplos, nay'-pee-os; from an obsol. nS- (implying negation) and 2ojj; not
an infant (minor) flg. a simple-minded an immature Christian: babe, child (+ -ish).
;
nomisso, nom-id'-zo; from J5J/; vojj.it"' prop, to do by iato (usage), i.e. to accustom (pass, be usual); by extens. to deem or regard:suppose, think, be wont.
3568. vvv
time;
sis)
;
noon; a prim, particle of present of date, a transition or emphaalso as noun or adj. present or immediate:
nun,
"now"
(as adv.
henceforth,
+ hereafter,
of late, soon, present, this
speafcing, Le.
person,
35 17. Nijpeis NerSns, nare-yoos'; appar. from a

der. of the base of 3491 (mean, wet) ; Nereus, a Chr. :
(time). See also 3s6g,3S7o. 3544. vO|ukos nomlb<>s. nom-ik-os'; from 3351; 3569. tovvv tanan, tan-oon'; or according (or pertaining) to law, i.e. legal (cer.); as to v8v ta nun, tah noon; from neut. plur. noun, an expert in the (Mosaic) Jam; about the law, lawyer. of 3588 and 3368; the things now, i.e. (adv.) at present:{but) now.
vou.Cp.us
nomlmos,
Nereus.
from a
der. of 3331;
noni-im'-oce; adv. legitimately (spec, agreeably to
the rules of the lists):lawfully.
3570. vavl nnnl, noo-nee'; a proL form of 3368 for emphasis; just now: now.
3518. Nijp' Neri, nay*ee", of Heb. or. [5874]; Neri (i.e. Nerijah), an Isr.:Neri.
5529.
vt)<rov
3543;
iieslon, nay-see'-on; dimin. 013320;
3546. v<5u.uru.a nomisma, nom'-is-mah; from what is reckoned as of value (after the Lat. numisma), i.e. current coin:money.
3572. vv
3572.
nm, noox; a prim, word;
"night"
(Ut.
or fig.): (mid-) night.
vwo-w nnsso, noos'-so;

nudge"): pierce.
appar.
a prim, word;
an islet,- island.
to prick ("
3547. vopoSiSdo-KaXos ndmodldaskalos, 55^0. vfjeros nes5s, nay'sos; prob. from the base nom-od-id-as'-kajros; from 3331 and 1320; an ex0(3401; an island:island, isle. pounder of the (Jewish) law, l.e. a Rabbi:doctor J5&Z. vrjOTtta nesteia, nace-ti'-ah; from jysa; (teacher) of the law. abstinence (from lack of food, or voluntary and relig- 3548. vopo6co-Ca ndmdthesla, nom-oth-es-ee'ious); spec, the fast of the Say of Atonement: ah; from 3330; legislation (spec, the institution of fast (-ing.) the Mosaic code):giving of the law. $522. vqoTtvB nesteuo, vace-tyoo'-o; from 3333; 3549. vo|M>0ct&> nomotheteo, nom-oth-et-eh'-o; to abstain from food (religiously):fast. fromjsjo; to legislate, i.e. (pass.) to have (the Mosaic) #5.23. vôtis nestls, nace'-tis; from the insep. enactments injoined, be sanctioned (by them):esneg. particle Vtj- ne- (not) and 2068; not eating, i.e. tablish, receive the law. abstinent from food (religiously) :fasting. 3550. vopo96rn,s ndmdthStes, nom-oth-et'-ace;
852Jf. vn<|>d\*os
vt)<j>aXs.os
3573. vwrdci>
asleep;
flg.
nustazo,
noos-tad'-zo;
i.e.
presumed der.ofjôo; to nod,

to delay:slumber.
from a (by impl.) to fall

nookh-
3574- wxB4l'' c P v
nuchthemSrftn,
thay'-mer-on; from 3371 and 2230; a day-and-night, i.e. full day of twenty-four hours:night and day.
3575. N6 N06, no'-eft: of Heb. (i.e. Nodch), a patriarch: Noe.

3576. vaflpos
3341;
sluggish,
slothful.
or. [B146];
Noe,
der. of
nothr&s, no-thros/; from a

i.e.
(lit.)
lazy,
or
(fig.)
stupid:dull,
aflln.
nepbaleos, nay-faV -eh-os; or from 3331 and a der. 013087; a legislator:lawgiver. back: back. nephalios, nay-fal'-ee-os; from 3551. vojios ndmds, nom'-os; from a prim, vfyue
circumspect
3577. vwtos ndtds, no'-tos; of uncert.
the
y53y softer,
i.e. (flg.)
sober,
vigilant.
3525. vt\$a
nay'-fo; of uncert. aflln.; to abstain from wine (keep sober), i.e. (fig.) be discreet: be sober, watch.
nephd,
food or grazing to antow (through the idea of prescriptive usage), 3578. gtvCa xSnla, xen-ee'-ah; from 3581; hospigen. (regutation), spec, (of Moses [includ. the vol- tality, i.e. (by impl.) a place 0/ entertainment: lodgume]; also of the Gospel), or flg. (a principle):law. ing.
imals);
nemo (to parcel out, espec.
3526. Nl-ytp Niger, neeg'-er; of Lat. Niger, a Chr.:Higer.

35#7.
3528; victorious; Nicanor,
or.;
btocfc;
3552. vooria nisei, nos-eh'-o;

sick, i.e. (by impl. of
Nindvup Nikanor, nift-an'-ore; prob. from

a Chr.: Nicanor.
after
(flg.
from 3554; to be 3579. !vfi> xenlzd, xen-id'-zo; from^j-ar; to be a diseased appetite) to hanfcer a host (pass, a guest) by impl. be (make, appear) to harp upon):dote. strange:entertain, lodge, (think it) strange.
;
3528. viK&u nlkao, nifc-ah'-o; from .3520; to subdue (lit. or flg.):conquer, overcome, prevail, get the
victory.
3553. v6oT)(j.a ndsema, nos'-ay-ma; fromjay*; an ailment:disease.

8554- vdo-os nosds, nosf-os; of uncert.
aflln.;
3580. gevoSox&o
from a comp. of
xndddcheo, xemod-okh-eh'-o; jj& and 1200; to be hospitable;
a lodge strangers.
3529. vJiei) nike, nee1 -hay; appar. a prim, word; conquest (abstr.), i.e. (flg.) the means of success:
victory.
3530. Nik68i)|A0s
Nikodemds,
from 3S34 and 1218; victorious among Nicodemus, an Isr. :Nicodemus.
nik-od'-ay-mos; his people;
8531. NiieoX.atTi)s Nlkdlaiiteg, nifc-ot-ah-ee'-toce; from 3532; a Nicolaite, i.e. adherent of Nicolaiis:
Nicolaitane.
3532. NucdXaos Nikfilads,
nik-ol'-ah-os;
from
3534 and 9092; victorious over the people; Nicolaiis, a heretic :Nicola us.
3533. NuciiroXis Nlkdpolls,

J334
and 4172;
victorious city;
Macedonia :Nicopolis.
(concr.),
i.e.
: 3584- i)p6s zeros, xay-ros1 ; from the base of from 3559. vovSco-Ca ndntbesia, noo-thes-ee'-ah; from 3582 (through the idea of scorching); arid; by impl. Nicopolis, a place in jyOj and a der. of jaSy; calling attention "to, i.e. (by shrunken, earth (as opposed to water):dry, land, impl.) mild rebufte or warning:admonition,
nik-op'-ol-is;
3581. |evos xnos, xen'-os; appar. a prim, word; foreign (lit. alien, or flg. novel); by impl. a guest or 3555. voo-o-id. n&ssia, nos-see-oft'; from 3302; a (vice-versa) entertainer:host, strange (-r). brood (of chickens):brood. 3582. ôths xestes, xes'-tace; as if from ^ / 3556. voovrtov ndssidn, nos-see'-on; dimin. of xS6 (prop, to smooth; by impl. [of friction] to boil or heat); a vessel (as fashioned or for cooking) [or 3302; a birdling:chicken. 3557. voo-<p(opai nosphlzdmai, nos-fid'-zom- pern, by corruption from the Lat. sextarius, the sixth of a modius, i.e. about a pint], i.e. (spec.) a ahee; mid. from voo-ijiC nosphl (apart or clandesmeasure for liquids or solids, (by anal, a pitcher): tinely); to sequestrate for oneself, i.e. embezzle:keep pot. back, purloin. 3533. gnpaCvu xeralno, xay-rah'ee-no; from 3558. votos ndtds, not'-os; of uncert. aflln. ; the jjfi^; to desiccate; by impl. to shrivel, to mature; south (-west) wind; by extens. the southern quarter dry up, pine away, be ripe, wither (away). itself south (wind).
firmity, sickness.
malady
(rarely
flg.
of mor. disability):
disease, in-
3534-. vikos nikSs,nee'-feos; fromj[j2p;aconguesl
(by impl.) triumph:
victory.
the
3535. Niveut Nlnem, nin-yoo-ee'; of Heb. or. 3536. |vXov xnI5n, xoo'-lon; from another form nonmenla, noo-may-nee'-ak; [5210]; Ninevi (i.e. Nineveh), the capital of Assyria: 3561. vovpnvCa of the base of 3382; timber (aB fuel or material) by fem. of a comp. 0I3301 and 3376 (as noun by impL of Nineve. impl. a stick, club or tree or other wooden article or the festival new moon: of new moon. 2230); 3536. Nivvtnis Mncuites, nivyyoo-ee'-toxe; substance:staff, stocks, tree, wood. from jtay; a JFineuite, i.e. inhab. of Nineveh:of 3562. vowcx&S nounechos, noon-ekh-oce'; adv. 3587. vpiu> xnrao, xoo-rah'-o; from a der. of the from a comp. of the ace. of 3363 and 2/02; in a mindNineve, Ninevite. same as 3386 (mean, a razor); to shave or " shear" 3537. viimfjp nlpter. nip-tare'; from 3338; a having way, i.e. prudently:discreetly. the hair:shave. 3563. vovs n5ns, nooce; prob. from the base of ewer:bason. 3538. vCirf nlpto, nip'-to; to cleanse (espec. the 1007; the intellect, i.e. mind (divine or human; in hands or the feet or the face); cer. to perform ablu- thought, feeling, or will); by impl, meaning: mind, 3588. o ho, ho; includ. the fem. understanding. Comp. 3300. Comp. 3068.
;
8560. vovflcTta nftutheteo, noo-thet-eh'-o; from same as 3339; to put in mind, i.e. (by impl.) to caution or reprove gently : admonish, warn.
withered.
3585. |iiXivos xnllnds, wooden:of wood.
xoo'-lin-os;
from 3386;
tion:-wash.
1 8539. voilo n&leo, noy-eh'-o; fromjjjoj; to exer- 3564. Nvpcpds Nnmphas, noom-fas ; prob. cise the mind (observe), i.e. (fig.) to comprehend, contr. for a comp. of 3363 and 1433; nymph-given (i.e.
1 he, hay; and the neut.

to, to, in all their inflections; the def ar tide the (sometimes to be supplied, at others omitted in English idiom)-.the, this, that, one, he, she, it, etc.
T<5
.
heed:
consider, perceive, think, understand.

ndema,
i.e.
-born);
Nymphas, a Chr. :Nymphas.
3540. v&iyux
perception,
as a bride; comp. Lat. "nupto," to marry); a young married 35Jfl. v60os ndthos, noth'-os; of uncert. afirn.; a woman (as veiled), Includ. a betrothed girl; by impl. a son's wife:bride, daughter in law. spurious or illegitimate son: bastard. 3542. voji-i) udme, nom-ay'; fem. from the same 8566. wpipCos nnmpblos, noom-fee'-os; from as 3331; pasture, i.e, (the act) feeding (fig. spreading 3363; a bride-groom (lit. or fig.):bridegroom.
(to veil
no'-ay-mah; from 3330; a purpose, or (by impl.) the intellect, disposition, itself .-device, mind, thought.
3565. vvpijvn
nnmphe, noom-fay ;
1
from, a prim,
but obsol. verb vvirre*
nupto
o h8. See 373Q. 3589. o\So<jkovto ftgdoekdnta,

tah; troTa.3300; ten times eight:
ogdo-ay'-kon-
fourscore.
3590. 67800s AgdoAs, og'ô-os; from 3638; the

eighth:eighth.
of a gangrene), or (the food) pasturage:

ture.
eat, pas-
noom-fohn'; jbO/; the bridal room: bridechamber.
3567. vupijxuv
nnmplion,
8591. 07x09 ogkds, ong'-kos; prob. from the from same as 43; a mass (as bending or bulging by ite
load),
i.e.
burden (hindrance): weight.

8592. SSt
rj8c
Naypeeadzo
Homoyomah
AllgApsuchAs,
51
ol-ig-op'-
bAd, bedS,
hod- -eh; lnclad. the fern.
3619.
o!koSo[J.t)
AlkAdAme,
oy-kod-om-ay' ; fern,
S642.
dX.i-y<S<|n>x o s
hay'-deh;
and the
neut.
(abstr.) of
Td8 tAdA, tod'-e; from 35SS and nbi; the same, i.e. this or that one (plur. these or those); often used as pers. pron.:he, she, such, these, thus.
a comp. 0I3624 and the base of 1430; architecture, i.e. (concr.) a structure; flg. confirmation:
soo-khos;
from 364/ and 3300;
little-spirited, i.e. faint.
hearted.'feebleminded.
building, edify (-ication, -ing).
3643. o\i'yup&!> AllgorSo, oUig-o^reh'-o; from a

oy-kod-om-ee'-ah;
3620. olKoSouia
AlkAdAmla,
S593. dSevw
bAdeuo,
hod-yoo'-o;
from
jgQf; to
from the same as 361a; confirmation:

3621. olxovouiw
edifying.
an estate):be
comp. of 364/ and pa 6ra (" care") ; to have regard for, i.e. to disesteem:despise.
little
travel:journey.
AlkonAmo,
(a house,
oy-kon-om-eh'-o;
from 3623; to manage
i.e.
559^. d8iry* bAdegeo, hodrayg-eh'-o; tromjsos; steward. to show the teas (lit. or flg. [teach]):guide, lead. 3622. olKOvouio.
S595. dStryds
leader.
3644. d\o8peurfjs AlAtbreutes, oUoth-ryootace'; from 3643; a ruiner, i.e. (spec.) a venomous
serpent:
AlkAnAmla,
destroyer.
AlAtbrSno,
slay:destroy.
ol-oth-ryoo'-o;
oy-kon-om-ee'-ah;
bAdegAs,
(lit.
and 2233; a conductor

3596. dSoiiroplu
hod-ayg-os' ; from ^w* from 3623; administration (of a household or estate); or flg. [teacher]):guide, spec, a (religious) " economy": dispensation, stewardship.
3645. o\o8peva
3t>39;
from
to spoil,
i.e.
3623. olKOvdfios AlkAnAmAs, oy-konom'-os; from 3624 and the base of 3331; a house-distributor from a oomp. of 3308 and #/o; to be a wayfarer, i.e. (i.e. manager), or overseer, i.e. an employee in that travel.-go on a journey. capacity; by extens. a fiscal agent (treasurer) fig. a 55.97. dSoitropttt bAdAlpArla, hod-oy-por-ee'-ah; preacher (of the Gospel):chamberlain, governor, steward. from the same as 350b; travel: journey (-ing).
bAdAlpArAo,
hod-oy-por-eh'-o;
3646. oXoKavrufia bdlAkautoma, hol-ok-ow'to-mah; from a der. of a comp. of 3630 and a der. of 2545; a wholly-consumed sacrifice ("holocaust"): (whole) burnt offering.
3647. d\oK\i)pCa bAlAklerla, hol-ok-lay-ree'-ah; fromjo^J; integrity, i.e. physical wholeness:perfect
soundness.
3624. oIkos AikAs, oyt-kos; of uncert. affln.; a 3648. dXiKVnpos hAlAklerAs, hol-ok'-lay-ros; dwelling (more or less extensive, lit. or flg.); by impl. a road,' by impl. a (more or less related, lit. or flg.):home, from 3630 and 28iq; complete in every part, l.e. pertance); flg. a mode or means;journey, (high-) way. a family fectly sound (in body): entire, whole. house (-hold), temple. 5599. oSovs AdAus, od-ooce ; perh. from the base dX.o\vj> AlAlnzo, oZ-oi-ood'-jo; a redupl. 3625. olKovpivn AlkAnmSne, oy-kou-men'-ay; 3649. of 206*; a " tooth": tooth. prim, verb; to "howl" or "halloo", i.e. shriefc; tern. part. pres. pass, of 36// (as noun, by impl. of 5600. dSvv&o> Adunao, od-oo-nah'-o; from 3601; 1003); land, i.e. the (terrene part of the) globe; spec, howl. 3650. oXos bAlAs, hol'-os; a prim, word; "whole" the Roman empire: earth, world. to oriewe: sorrow, torment. 1 or " all ", i.e. complete (in extent, amount, time of 3601. d8vvt| Adune, od-oo'-nay; from 1416; grief 3626. oixovpos AikAnrAs, oy-koo-ros ; from 3624 degree), espec. (neut.) as noun or adv.:all, alsorrow. (as dejecting) and ovpos AnrAs (a guard; be"ware"); astayer together, every whit, throughout, whole. at home, i.e. domestically inclined (a " good house3602. dSvppds Sdnrmii, od-oor-mos ; from a 3651. o'XotX^s bAlAtlen, hot-ot-ei-ace',' from keeper at home. keeper"): der. of the base of 1416; moaning, i.e. lamentation: 3630 and 3036; complete to the end, i.e. absolutely 3627. otKTcCpu Aiktelro, oyk-ti'-ro; also (in cermourning. perfect:wholly. tain tenses) prol. 56*05. o OTi bA esti, ho es-tee'; from the neut. of 3652. OXii|iirds Olnmpas, o*-oom-pas'; prob. olKTtpta AlkterAo, oyk-ter-eh'-o; from 3730 and the third pers. sing. pres. tad. of 1310; which a contr. from 'OX(i.iri68o>pos OlnmplAdorAs oIktos to exercise pity: have comAs (pity) Alkt ; is: called, which is (make), that is (to say). (Olympian-bestowed, i.e. heaven-descended); Olympassion on. S6O4. 'OJCas dzlas, od-zee'-as; of Heb. or. [5818]; pas, a Chr. : Olympas. 3628. ot.KTipu.os AlktlrmAs, oyk-tir-mos' ; from Ozias (i.e. Vzzijah), an Isr. : Ozias. 3653. dXuvSos AlnntbAs, ol'-oon-thos; of uncert. pity:mercy. 3605. oJ Azo, od'-zo; a prim, verb (in a strength- 3627; der. an unripe (because out of season) ^.'untimely 3629. olKT(p|M>v Alktlrmon, oyk-tir'-mone; ened form) to scent (usually an ill " odor' ') :stink. flg. compassionate.'merciful, of tender from 3627; 3606. O0tv bAtb8n, hoth'-en; from 3731} with the 8654- oXus bAlos, hol'-oce; adv. from 3030; commercy. directive enclitic of source; from which place or pletely, i.e. altogether; (by anal.) euerj/tohere; (neg.) otu,ai Almal. See 3633. source or cause (adv. or con].): from thence, (from) not by any means: at all, commonly, utterly. 3630. olwirirfis oy-nop-ot'-oce; AlnApAtes, whence, where (-by, -fore, -upon). 3655. o|ij3pos Ambr As, om'-bros; of uncert. affln. trom3b3i and a der. of the alt. of 4003; a tippler. 5607. dfldvn AthAne, oth-on'-ay; of uncert. affln. a thunder storm: shower. 5595. dSds
bAdAs,
hod-os'; appar. a prim, word; progress (the route, act or dis-
a linen
cloth, i.e. (espec.)
a sail: sheet.
oth-on'-ee-on; neut. of
1
winebibber.
3608. dfliviov
clothes.
AthAmlAn,
a presumed der. of 3607; a linen bandage.

3609.
mestic,
olicctos
i.e.
linen
3631. otvos AlnAs, oy>-nos; a prim, word (or perh. of Heb. or. [8196]); " mine" (lit. or flg.): wine.
8656. 6\u\ia bAmllAo, hom-il-eh'-o; from 3638; to be in company with, i.e. (by impl.) to converse;
AlbSlAs,
oy-ki'-os;
from 3624; do-
(as noun), 1 relative, adherent:
(those)
of the (his own) house (-hold).
S610. a\x&rvfi AikSttis, oy-ket'-ace; from jcV/; a fellow resident, i.e. menial domestic: (household)
servant.
3611. oticlu AlkSo, ay-keh'-o; from 3624; to occupy a house, i.e. reside (flg. inhabit, remain, inhere); by or 3739, 3743; See also 3623. impl. to cohabit: -dwell with neg. 36 15. obrniia Alkeiiia, oy'-kay-mah; from 3611; rel. or exclamation) ; espec. the neut. (adv.) not so:so (as), such as, what (manner of), which. Hjail: prison. i.e. (spec.) a tenement, ot Alo. See 3342. 56A?. olKTjrrfipiov AiketeriAlt,
.
3632. olvo<pX.vy'a AlnAphlngla, oy-nof-loog-ee'3657. o|uX(a bAmllla, hom-itee'-ah; from 3638; ah; troTO.3031 and a form of the base of 3307; an companionship ("homily"), i.e. (by impl.) interoverflow (or surplus) of wine, i.e. vinolency (drunkcourse:communication. enness):excess of wine. 5655. ouxXos hAmllAs, hom'-Uos; from the base 3633. otouai AtAmat, oy'-om-ahee; or (shorter) of 3674 and a der. of the alt. of 138 (mean, a crowd); ot|uu Almal, oy'-mahee; mid. appar. from association together, i.e. a multitude: company. 3634; to make like (oneself), i.e. imagine (be of the 8659. ou.|xa Amma, om'-mah; from 3700; a sight, opinion):suppose, think. i.e. (by impl.) the eye:eye. 3634. otos bAlAs, hoy'-os; prob. akin to 33SS, 3660. opvvo Amnuo, om-noo'-o; a prol. form of a and what sort of (as a corsuch
prim, but obsol. o|u
commune,
talk.
Amo,
for which another prol.

is
form
swear.
(o|i6tt
AmAo,
omro'-o)
used in certain
tenses;
to swear, ie. take (or declare on) oath:
oy-kay-tay>-ree-
on; neut. of a presume! der. of jo// (equiv. to jore); a residence (lit. or flg.): -habitation, house.
3635.
okWu Akneo, ok-neh'-o; from okvos AknAs (hesitation); to be slow (flg. loath):delay,
AknerAe,
(flg.)
resemble: agree. 3637. OKTa<j|ipos AktaemerAs, ok-tah-ay'-mer- 3664; to 5615. oIkumcos AfklakAs, oy-kee-ak-os1 ; from os; from 3638 and 2230; an eight-day old person or 3668. duoioiraSfc bAmAlApatbes, Jwm-oy-opath-oce'; front 3664 and the alt. of 3038; similarly af3614; familiar, i.e. (as noun) relatives:they (them) act:the eighth day. of (subject to) like passions. of (his own) household. 3638. oktcS Akto, ols-to'; a prim, numeral; fected: 8664. 5|ioios bAmAlAs, hom'-oy-os; from the base 3616. olKoSeonrorlw AikAdspAteo, oy-kod-es- "eight":eight. similar (in appearance or character):like, pot-eh'-o; from .76/7; to oe the head of (i.e. ruie) a 3639. oMpos AlAtbrAs, o"'-eih-r<w,' from a prim. of 3074; family: guide the house. dXXvu.1 ollnml (todestroy; a prol. form); ruin, i.e. 4. manner. 3665. d|ioi6Ti|s bAmAlAtes, hom-oy-ot'-ace; 5677. oUoSto-irerns AlkAdAspAtes, oy-kod-es- death, punishment:destruction. from 3664; resemblance:-like as, similitude. pot'-ace; from jfe* and raoj; the head of a family: S64O. dXi-ydinoTOS
5614. oIkUl Alkfa, oy-kee'-ah; from 3624; prop. residence (abstr.), but usually (concr.) an abode (lit or flg.); by impl. a family (espec. domestics):home, house (-hold).
3636. oKvupos
tardy,
ful.
i.e.
ok-nay-ros';
from 3633;
indolent;
irksome:grievous, sloth-
3661. d|U>0v|JLCiS6v bAmAthumadAn, hom-othoo-mod-on'; adv. from a comp. of the base of 3674 and 2372; unanimously:with one accord (mind).
3662. d|Ha|o)
bAmAlazo,
hom-oy-ad'-zo; from
AligAplstAs,
ol-ig-op'-is-tos;
goodman
house.
(of the house), householder,
master of the
from 3641 and

dence
(in
4x02;
incredulous,
little faith.
i.e.
lacking confi-
8666. ouoidu
Christ):of
S618. olKoSouia
AlkAdAmSo,
oy-kod-om-eh'-o;
i.e.
3641. oXtyos
AUgAs,
from the same as

struct or
edify,
(flg.)
3619; to he a house-ouiider,
con-
puny
few,
(in extent,
ol-ee'-gos; of uncert. affln. degree, number, duration or value);
bAmAlAo, hom-oy-o'-o; from 3664; to assimilate, i.e. compare; pass, to become similar: he (make) like, (in the) liken (-ess), resemble.
confirm:(be embolden.
in) build (-er, -ing, up),
espec. neut. (adv.) somewhat:

(a) little,
|-
almost, brief
[-ly],
8667. d|M>[o>|Mi bAmAloma, oom-o^'-o-mah; from366b; a. form; abstr. resemblance:made like to,
likeness, shape, similitude.
+ long, a season, short, small, a while.
52
Homoyoce

from
(adv.
dpoCcos hAmoioa, hom-oy'-oce; adv. $664; similarly:-likewise, so.
and prep, of place or time): after, backside,
behind.
3715. dpeis or6xis, or'-ex-is; from 3713; excitement of the mind, i.e. longing after: lust.
otrUra Aplsd, op-is'-o; from the same as SG69. ojtolaxris hAnaAiosls, hom-oy'-o-sis; from 3603 with enclitic of direction; to the 6acfc, i.e. aback resemblance: similitude. assimilation, i.e. 3666; (as adv. or prep, of time or place; or as noun): 3670. o|j.o\oy&o bAmAlAgSo, hom-ol-og-eh'-o; after, back (-ward), (+ get) behind, follow. base of and 303b; assent, of the to comp. 3674 from a 3695. dirXt<0 hoplizo, hop-lid'-zo; from 3606; to con(pro-) confesacknowledge: fess, i.e. coenom(, eguip (with weapons [mid. and flgj): arm self.
3716.
opfioiroSe'oi
ortbopodeo,
or-tftop-od-eft'-o;
from a comp.
i.e. (fig.)
of 3717 and 4228; to be straight-footed, to go directly forward: walk uprightly.
3717. dp6ds ArtbAs, or-thos'; prob. from the base

ot373S; right (as rising), i.e. (perpendicularly) erect honest), or (horizontally) level or direct: (fig. straight, upright.
sion is made, give thanks, promise.
3696. dirXov
hom-ol-og-ee'-ah;
(pro-)
boplon,
hop'-lon;
prob.
from a
8671. dfioXo-yta
fession, professed.
bomologla,
from the same as 3670; acknowledgment: con-
prim, ei hpo (to be busy about); an implement or utensil or tool (lit. or fig., espec. offensive for war):armour, instrument, weapon.
3718. dpBoTOpAn
ArtbAtAmeo, or-thot-om-eh'-o)
from a comp. 013717 and the base of 3114; to make

straight cut, i.e. (fig.) to dissect (expound) correctly (the divine message): rightly divide.
bomologonmeiios, 3672. dp.oXo-yovp,evs iwm-ol-ogow-men'-oce; adv. of pres. pass. part, of 3670J confessedly: without controversy.
8673. d(i6Ttxvos homotechnds, hom-ot'-ekhnos; from the base of j67ând jro7<?.' a/eHow-orWJl- 3698. dirdre bopote, hop-ot'-eh; from 3739 and 4218; what (-ever) then, i.e. (of time) as soon as: cer:ot the same craft. when. 567^. djiov bAmon, hom-oo'; gen. of opx5s 3659. dirov hApAu, hop'-oo; from 3730 and 4223; taAmos (the same; akin to 260) as adv.; at the same whatever) where, i.e. at whichever spot: in what place or time:together. place, where (-as, -soever), whither (+ soever). 8675. d(id<j)pii>v hAmAphron, hom-of-rone; 8700. dirrdvopai Aptaiiomai, op-tan' -om-ahee; from the base of 3674 and 5424; like-minded, i.e. hara (mid.) prol. form of the prim, (mid.) monious: of one mind. truTojuu Optomai, op'-tom-ahee, which is djj.6 11160. Seej66o. used for it in certain tenses; and both as alt. of 3708; 8676. ojuds bomos, hom'-oce; adv. from the base to gaze (i.e. with wide-open eyes, as at something reof 3674; at the same time, i.e. (conj.) notwithstand- markable; and thus differing from qqi, which denotes ing, yet still: and even, nevertheless, though but. simply voluntary observation; and from 141)2, which 3677. ovap onar, on'-ar; of uncert. der.; a expresses merely mechanical, passive or casual
3697. dirotos hopAlAg, hop-oy'-os; from 3739 and 4ibq; of what kind that, i.e. how (as) great (excellent) (spec, as indef. correl. to anteced. def. 3/08 of quality): what manner (sort) of, such as, whatsoever.
3719. dpflptjw Artbrlzo, or-thrid'-zo; from 3722, to use the dawn, i.e. (by impl.) to repair betimes: come early in the morning. 3720. dpflpivds
ArtbrinAs,
or-thrin-os1 ;
from
3722; relating to the dawn, i.e. matutinal (as an epithet of Venus, espec. brilliant in the early day):
morning.
8721. dpOpios ArtbrlAs, or'-three-os; from 3722; in the dawn, i.e. up at day-break: early.
3722. dpflpos orthros, or'-thros; from the same as 3735; dawn (as sun-rise, rising of light); by extens, morn. early in the morning,
37#3. op8u$ Artbos, or-thoce'; adv. from 3717; in a straight manner, i.e. (flg.)correc%(alsomor.):
plain, right
(-ly).
and still more emphatically its in- 3724. dpCj> bArizo, hor-id'-zo; from 3723; to signifies an earnest but more continued inmark out or bound (" horizon"), i.e. (fig.) to appoint, 3678. dvdpiov onarldn, on-ar'-ee-on; neut. of a tens. 2334, spection; and 4648 a watching from a distance): decree, specify:declare, determine, limit, ordain. presumed der. of 3688; a little ass:young ass. appear, look, see, shew self. 37^5. dpiov bArlAn, hor'-ee-on; neut. of a der. of dvdo) Anao. SeesMs3701. dirrao-Ca optasia, op-tas-ee'-ah; from a an appar. prim, dpos bArAs (a bound or limit); a 8679. dvei8i> AnMdlzo, on-i-did'-zo; from 36S1; presumed der. of 3700; visuality, i.e. (concr.) an ap- 6ondan/-line, i.e. (by impl.) a frontier (region): to defame, i.e. rail at, chide, taunt: cast in teeth,
dream:
vision; while 2300,
dream.
parition :
vision.
(suffer)
reproach, revile, upbraid.

dirTojiOU.
border, coast.
3726. dpKii> bArklzo, hor-kid'-zo; from 3727; to 8702. dirrds AptAs, op-tos'; from an obsol. verb put an oath, i.e. make swear; by anal, to solemnly cipu bepgo (to "steep"); cooked, i.e. enjoin:adjure, charge. 8681. dvaSos AneldAs, on'-i-dos; prob. akin to akin to roosted:broiled. 3727. dpKOS bArkAs, hor'-kos; from cpKos bSrthe base of 36S6; notoriety, i.e. a taunt (disgrace): 3703. oircSpa Apora, op-o'-rah; appar. from the kSs (a fence; perh. akin to 3723); a limit, i.e. (sareproach. base 0I3706 and jdio; prop, even-tideot the (summer) cred) restraint (spec. oatA): oath. 8682. 'OWjo-i|ios dneslmAg, on-ay'-sim-os; from season (dog-days), i.e. (by impl.) ripe fruit: fruit. 3728. dpKoijioo-ttt bArbomAsla, hor-ko-mos-eef3683; profitable; Onesimus, a Chr.: Onesimus. 3704- dirws hApos, hop'-oce; from 3739 and 4459; ah; from a comp. 013727 and a der. of 3660; assever3683. 'Ovno-tyopos dneslpbArAs, on-ay-sifwhat (-ever) how, i.e. in the manner that (as adv. or ation on oath: oath. or-os; from a der. of 3683 and 3411; profit-bearer; conj. of coincidence, intentional or actual):because, 3729. dppdu hormad. fcor-mafc'-o; from 3730; to Onesiphorus, a Chr.: Onesiphorus. how, (so) that, to, when. start, spur or urge on, i.e. (reflex.) to dash or 3684. ovikos AnlbAg, on-ik-os'; from 368S; belong3705. dpapa bdrama, hor'-am-ah; from 3708; plunge: run (violently), rush. ing to an ass, i.e. large (so as to be turned by an something gazed at, i.e. a spectacle (espec. super- 3730. dp|jrfj bonne, har-may'; of uncert. affln.; ass):millstone. nat.): sight, vision. a violent impulse, i.e. onset: assault. 3685. ovCvt|[h oninemi, on-in'-ay-mee; a prol. 3706. dpaors li 6 ranis hor'-as-is; from 3708; the 3731. dppnpa hormema, hor'-may-mah; from form of an appar. prim, verb act of gazing, i.e. (external) an aspect or (intern.) an 3730; an attack, i.e. (abstr.) precipitancy: violence* (ovopm inimal, to slur); for which an- inspired appearance: sight, vision. 3732. dpvcov ArnAAn, or'-neh-on; neut. of a preother prol. form (ovdco 6nao) is used as an alt. in 3707. dpards horat&s, hor-at-os'; from 3708; sumed der. 013733; a birdling:bird, fowl. some tenses [unless indeed it be identical with the base gazed at, i.e. (by impl.) capable of being seen. 3733. opvis Arnls, or'-m's; prob. from a prol. of 308b through the idea of notoriety] ; to gratify, i.e. visible. form of the base 013733; a bird (as rising in the air), (mid.) to derive pleasure or advantage from:have 3708. dpdw b&rao, ftor-aft'-o; prop, to stare at i.e. (spec.) a hen (or female domestic fowl):hen. joy. [comp. 3700], i.e. (by impl.) to discern clearly (phys. 3686. ovoua AnAma, on'-om-afc; from a presumed orment.); byextens. to attend to; by Hebr. to ex- 3734. dpo8rta bArAtbesla, 7ior-otfc-es-ee'-aft; " from a comp. of the base of 3723 and a der. of 3087; base of (comp. the 1007 a name" of (lit. der. 368s); perience; pass, to appear: behold, perceive, see, take a limit-placing, i.e. (coner.) boundary-line:bound. or fig.) [authority, character] :called, (4- sur-) name heed. 3735. opos ArAs, or'-os; prob. from an obsol. Spa (-d). 3709. opyf) &rge, or-gay'; tiOTa.3713; prop, desire 3687. ovofM/a AnAmazo, on-om-ad'-zo; from (as a reaching forth or excitement of the mind), i.e. Aro (to rise or "rear"; perh. akin to 142; comp. 3686; to name, i.e. assign an appellation,' by extens. (by anal.) violent passion (ire, or [justifiable] abhor- 3733) a mountain (as lifting itself above the plain): hill, mount (-ain). to utter, mention, profess:call, name. rence); by impl. punishment:anger, indignation, 8736. opiia-a-a Arnsgo, or-oos'-so; appar. a prim, 3688. ovos 6 11 As, on'-os; appar. a prim, word; a vengeance, wrath. verb; to " burrow" in the ground, i.e. dig: dig. donkey: ass. 3710. dp-yCJw Arglzo, or-gid'-zo; from 3709; to 3689. dVrttS Autos, on'-toce; adv. of the oblique provoke or enrage, i.e. (pass.) become exasperated: 3737. opcjmvos ArpbanAs, or-fan-os'; of uncert affln.; bereaved (" orphan"), i.e. parentless: comcases of 3607; really:certainly, clean, indeed, of a be angry (wroth).
3680. dveiSwrpds Oiifidisiiios, fromjô,' contumely: reproach.
on-i-dis-mos'
optomal.
See .3700.
',
truth, verily.
3690. dfjos AxAs, oti-os', sour wine:vinegar.
from
36Q1;
vinegar,
i.e.
3711. op'yCX.os orgil&s, irascible:soon angry.
org-ee'-los;
from J700;
fortless, fatherless.
3738. opxeouat
orcheomat,
or-kheh' -om-ahee;
3691. dgs Axus, ox-oos'; prob. akin to the base of 188 p aciti "] ; keen; by anal, rapid: sharp, swift.
3692.
ff
3712. dpyvid Argnla, org-wee-ah'; from 3713; a stretch of the arms, i.e. & fathom: fathom. 3713. opyop.ai oregomai, ar-eg 1 -om-ahee; mid.
mid. from op\os ArcbAs (a row or ring); to dance (from the ranklike or regular motion):dance.
3739. ds bos,
t)
ftos;
includ. fem.
oiri]
ope,
op-ay'; prob.
for
light), i.e.
from 5700; a ftoZe cavern; by anal, a spring
(as
(of
water):cave, place.
of appar. a prol. form of an obsol. prim. [comp. 3735] to stretch oneself, i.e. reach out after (Jong for): covet after, desire.
lie, %ay,'
and neut.
;
o ho, ho; prob. a prim, word (or perh. a form of the art. 3388) the rel. (sometimes demonstrative) pron.,
3693. 3mo-8v Aplsthen, op'-is-then; from dins 3714- opeivos AreinAs, or-i-nos 1 ; from 3733; Apis (regard; from 3700) with enclitic of source; mountainous, i.e. (fern, by impl. of 3361) the Highfrom the rear (as a secure aspect), i.e. at the 6acfc lands (of Judaea):hill country.
who, which, what, that: one, (an-, the) other, some, that, what, which, who (-m, -se), etc. See also,j7j7.

3740. do-dms hosakls,
hos-<ik'-is;
Homoyoce
Pagece
53
multiple adv.
never,
from 3739; how (i.e. with

oft (-en) as.
302, so)
many times as:as

affln.;
no (more, nor, not), nor (yet), (also, even, then) nothing, so much as. not (even, so much as),
3783. o<peXti(ia
(the
alt. of)
3762. ovSes dudels, oo-dice 1 ; includ. fem.
of-i'-lay-mah; from 3784; something owed, i.e. (fig.) a due; mor. a fault: debt.
AphSUema,
8741. dVios Uosios, hos'-ee-os; of uncert.
ovSfpfa dudejnia, oo-dem-ee'-ah; and neut.
8784. dj>f\ dpheilo,
of-i'-lo;
or (in cert, tenses)
prop, right (by intrinsic or divine character; thus distinguished from 1342, which refers rather to human statutes and relations; from 3413, which denotes
formal consecration; and from 40, which relates to purity from defilement), i.e. hallowed (pious, sacred, sure):holy, mercy, Shalt be.
374S. do-ifrrns
hdsldtes,
hos-ee-ot'-ace;
from 3761
its prol. form oioiv ttuden, oo-den'; from 3761 and 1520; 0<j>Ei\&i> opUelleo. of-i-leh'-o; prob. from not even one (man, woman or thing), i.e. none, nobody, nothing:any (man), aught, man, neither any the base of 378b (through the idea of accruing); to (thing), never (man), no (man), none (4- of these owe (pecuniarily); fig. to be under obligation (ought, must, should); mor. to fail in duty:behove, be things), not (any, at all, -thing), nought. 3763. ouS&rore 5udep5t6, oo-dep'-ot-eh; from bound, (be) debt (-or), (be) due (-ty), be guilty (innot even at any time, i.e. never at debted), (must) need (-s), ought, owe, should. See and
4218;
3741; piety: holiness.
all: neither at
any time,
never, nothing at any time.
also 378s.
oioiiea dudepo, oo-dep'-o; from 3761 and 3785. CKpeXov opbeldn, of-el-on; first pers. sing, 3748. oVCus Uonlos, hos-ee-oce'; adv. from 3741; 376444S2; not even yet;aB yet not, never before (yet), of a past tense 013784; I ought {.wish), i.e. (interj.) oh piously :holily. that!:would (to God.) (not) yet. 3744- oo"|i<j 6ame, os-may'; from 3605; fragrance 3765. ovk^ti duketi ook-et'-ee; also (separately) 3786. ocpcXos ttpnelAs, of-eUos; from d<j>eXXo> (lit. or eg.):odour, savour. ok en Suit StI, ooh et'-ee; from 3736 and opbfello (to heap up, i.e. accumulate or benefit); 8745. ocros Uss, hos'-os; by redupl. from 3730; zoSg; not yet, no longer;after that (not), (not) gain.-advantageth, profit. as (much, great, long, etc.) as: all (that), as (long, any more, henceforth (hereafter) not, no longer 8787. d<p6a\H.o8ov\E(a opbtbalmodduleta, many, much) (as), how great (many, much), [in-] as- (more), not as yet (now), now no more (not), yet of-thal-mod-oo-li'-ah; from 3788 and 1307; sightmuch as, so many as, that (ever), the more, those (not). labor, i.e. that needs>watching (remissness):eye-serthings, what (great, -soever), wheresoever, where- 3766. ovkovv oukoun. ook-oon'; from 375b and vice. withsoever, which, x while, who (-soever). 3767; is it not therefore that, i.e. (affirm.) hence or 3788. o<j>eoX|i6s ophthalmog, of-ihaUmoi?; 374S. oVwp hosper, hos'-per; from 3739 and so:then. from 3700; the eye (lit. or fig.); by impl. vision; fig. whomsoever. especially: who word; (adv.) 4007; 3767. ovv Sun, oon; appar. a prim, envy (from the jealous side-glance):eye, sight, certainly, or (conj.) accordingly: and (so, truly), 3747. oorfov dst6on, os-teh'-on; or contr. 3789. 0<|>iS dpbls, of -is; prob. from 3700 (through (then), (likewise then), then, therefore, oo-tovv
ustoun,
os-toon';
of uncert. affln.
but,
now
so
a bone: bone. S748. ootis hostls,

tJtis
hos'-tis; includ. the fern.
betls,
i.e.
hay'-tis; toad, the neut.
from 3730 and 5100; hot'-ee; that; also (def.) which same: X and (they), (such) as, (they) that, in that they, what (-soever), whereas ye, (they) which, who (-soo,ti lio,tl,
which some,
any
ever).
Comp. 3754.
3749. otrrpdKLvos
Sstraklnos,
i.e.
os-tra'-kin-os;
i.e.
from oo-rpoKOV dstrakAn

terra cotta); eartften-ware, frail; ot earth, earthen.
[" oyster"] (a tile,
clayey;
by
impl.
3750. oV+pno-is dsphresis, os'-fray-sis; from a

der. 0I3C05; smell (the sense): smelling.
the idea of sharpness of vision) a snake, fig. (as a type of sly cunning) an artful malicious person, 3763. owire> 5upo, oo'-po; from 373b and 4432; not espec. Satan: serpent. jet; hitherto not, (no . . .) as yet, not yet. 3790. o<j>pv$ Spurns, ofroos'; perh. from 3700 3769. oipd dura, oo-rah'; appar. a prim, word; a (through the idea of the shading or proximity to the tail: tail. organ of vision); the eye-" brow" or forehead, i.e. 377C. ovpdvios duranldg, oo-ran'-ee-os; from (fig.) the brink of a precipice:brow. 3772; celestial, i.e. belonging to or coming from the 379X o\\ia ftchleo, okh-leh'-o; from 3703; to sky:heavenly. mob, i.e. (by impl.) to harass: vex. 3771. oipovdflcv duranothen, oo-ran-oth'-en; 3792. i\\omUa 6chl5p51eo, okh-lop-oy-eh'-o; from 3772 and the enclitic of source; from the sky: from 37Q3 and 4ibo; to make a crowd, ie. raise a pubfrom heaven. lic disturbance:gather a company. 1 3772. oipavds onranos, oo-ran-os ; perh. from 3793. oxXos dchlds, okh'-los; from a der. of the same as 373s (through the idea of elevation); 2iq2 (mean, a vehicle); a throng (as borne along); by
verily, wherefore.
;
3751.
dcr<j>vs
dgphns,
the loin (extern.), i.e. procreative power;loin.
of uncert. affln.; the hip; intern, (by extens.)

os-foos';
the sky; by ertens. heaven (as the abode of God); by impl. happiness, power, eternity; spec, the Gospel (Christianity):-air, heaven ([-ly]),'sky.
impl. the rabble; by extens. a class of people; fig. a riot:company, multitude, number (of people), people, press.
379^. dx<lp(i>|j.a iiclionlraa. okh-oo'^ro-mah; or.; Urbanus (of the city, "urbane"), aChr.:Urfrom a remote der. of 2192 (mean, to fortify, through 3752. orav liotan, hot' -an; from 3733 and 302; banus. the idea of holding safely); a castle (fig. argument): whenever (implying hypothesis or more or less uncer- 3774. OipCas durlas, oo^ree'-as; of Heb. or. stronghold. tainty); also caus. (conj.) inasmuch as; as long [283]; Urias (i.e. Urijah), a Hittite:Urias. 3795. dxJHXpiov dpgarlon, op-sar'-ee-on; neut. of till, when (-soever), while. (soon) as, that, 3775. ovs 6us, ooce; appar. a prim, word; the ear a presumed der. of the base of 3702; a reKsft to other 3753. ore bote, hot'-eh; from j7jo and 5037; at (phys. or ment.):ear. food (as if cooked sauce), i.e. (spec.) fish (presumably which (thing) too, i.e. when:after (that), as soon as, 3776. ovo-Ca ftusla, oo-see'-ah; from the fem. of salted and dried as a condiment):fish. that, when, while. 3607; substance, i.e. property (possessions): goods, 3796. otyi dpsS, op-seh'; from the same as 3604 o ( tc h5,te, ho,t'-eh; also fern.
3773. OipPavos
durbandg,
oor-ban-os'; of Lat.
T|,Te
ne,te\ hay'-teh; and neut
t6,t* t fi,t6, tot'-eh; simply the art. 3588 followed by 3037; so written (in some editions) to distinguish
them from 3752 and 511Q.
(through the idea of backwardness); (adv.) late in the 3777. ovrt oute. oo'-teh; from 373b and 3037; not day; by extens. after the close of the day: (at) too, i.e. neither or nor; by anal, not even:neither, even, in the end. none, nor (yet), (no, yet) not, nothing. 3797. ctytu-os opslmos, op'-sim-os; from 3706; 3773. ovtos houtos, hoo'-tos; includ. nom. masc. later, i.e. vernal (showering):latter.
plur.
substance.
3754- on lidti. hot'-ee; neut. of 374S as conj.; demonst. that (sometimes redundant); caus. because: as concerning that, as though, because (that), for (that), how (that), (in) that, though, why.
8798.
how'-tay; and nom. fem. plur.
(later
oi|>Cos
ttpsifts, op'-see-os;
(-ing, [-tide]).
from 3706;
late;
ovroi IioutoX hoo'-toy; nom. fem. sing.

ovitt)
fem. (as noun) afternoon (early eve) or nightfall
haute,
eve):even
o<|is
i.e.
ovTai liiiutal. how'-tahee; from the art. 3755. otou li<H6u. hot'oo; for the gen. of 3748 3588 and 84b; the he (she or it), i.e. this or that (often (as adv.) during which same time, i.e. whilst .'whiles. with art. repeated):he (it was that), hereof, it, she, 3756. oi 6n, 00; also (before a vowel) such as, the same, these, they, this (man, same, woovk dnk, ooh; and (before an aspirate) man), which, who. ovx ftnch, ookh; a prim, word; the absol. 3779. oiitu bduto, hoo'-to; or (before a vowel) f- long, nay, neg. [comp. 3361] adv.; no or not: ovTis hdutog, hoo'-toce; adv. from 3778; neither, never, no (x man), none, [can-] not, in this way (referring to what precedes or follows): + nothing, special, un ([-worthy]), when, with- after that, after (in) this maimer, as, even (so), for all yet but. See also 3364, 3372, out, that, like (-wise), no more, on this fashion (-wise), so 3757. ov hSn, hoo; gen. 0I3730 as adv. at which (in like manner), thus, what. place, i.e. where:where (-in), whither ([-soever]). 3780. o4\' 6chl, oo-khee'; intens. of 3736; not 8758. o4A Sua, oo-ahf; a prim, exclamation of indeed:nay, not.
;
3799.
6psis,
op'-sis;
from 3700; prop,
sight
(by impl.) the visage, an external show: appearance, countenance, face.

(the act),
3800. o<|nbviov dpgonldn, op-so'-mee-on; neut. of a presumed der. of the same as 3703; rations for a soldier, i.e. (by extens.) his stipend or pay:wages. 3801. 6 &v Ka d
ijv icaC
d pxd|MVOS lid
on kal
nd en kal h5 erchomends, ho own
kahee ho ane kahee ho er-khom'-enos; a phrase combining
jj<R?with the pres. part, and imperf. of 1310 and the pres. part, of 2064 by means of 2332; the one being and the one that was and the one coming, i.e. the
surprise;
"ah":ah. 8759. ouaC Anal, oo-oh'ee; a prim, exclamation

"woe":alas, woe.
8760. o8a|us
grief:
indamos,
from
(the fem.) 013762;
oo-oam-oae 1 ; by no means:not.
3781. o(j>Xrn$ opb&tlSteg, of4-leV-ace; from of 3784; an ower, i.e. person indebted; fig. a delinquent; mor. a transgressor (against God) :debtor, which adv. owed, sinner. 3782. o<j>ei\T] ophlle, of4-lay'; from 3784; indebtedness,
i.e.
i.e.
Eternal, as a divine epithet of Christ:which art (is, was), and (which) wast (is, was), and art (is) to come
(shalt be).
iroîSevw
3803; to ensnare
ira-yCs
pagfdno,
:
pag-id-yoo'-o;
8761. oiH ftudS, oo-deh'; from 3736 and 1161; not however, i.e. neither, nor. not even:neither (indeed).
(concr."
sum owed;
tig.
obligation,
(fig.)
entangle.
4078;
from
(conjugal)
duty:debt, due.
pasta, pag-ece'; from
a trap
54
Pathaymah
fig.

a
trick or
iro|iirXi]8eC
(as fastened by a noose or notch); stratagem (temptation): snare.
pampletbSl,
pam-play-thi'
3850. irapapoX^ p&iabdle, par-ab-ol-ay' ; from
Ild-yas
Pagos.
of 3806;
See
657.
3804. irdfliuia
pathema, path'-ay-mah;
from a
something undergone, i.e. hardship ot pain; subj. an emotion or influence: affection, affliction, motion, suffering.
presumed
der.
3805.
irafltjTOS
patbetds, path-ay-tos1 ; from the

liable (i.e.
same as 3804; pain;suffer.

3806.
irdflos
doomed) to experience
I similitude ("parable"), i.e. (symbol.) fictitious a comp. of 305b and 4128; in full multicommon life conveying a moral), apotude, te. concerfedly or simultaneously:all at once. narrative (of th gm or adage;comparison, figure, parable, prov382 7. irduiroXvs pampolus, pom. -poUooce; from erb. 305b and 4183; full many, i.e. immense:very great. parabdulgndmal, 3851. irapapVniXevouat 3828. IlaiKfniXta Pamphulla, pam-fool-ee'-ah; par-ab-ool-yoo'-om-ahee; from 3844 and the mid. of fteferfrom a comp. 013036 00x13443; every-tribal, i.e. ion; to misconsuW, i.e. disregard:not (to) regard ogeneous (33b/ being impl.); Pamphylia, a region of (-ing). Asia Minor :Pamphylia. 3852. irapayyeXia paraggeiia, par-ang-gel-ee'3829. iravSoxefov pandochgldn, pan-dokh-i'- ah; from 3833; a mandate; charge, command.
dat. (adv.) of
pathos,
path'-os;
from the
alt.
of
i2oq; all-receptive,
on; neut. of a presumed comp. o 393b and a der. of i.e. a public lodging-place {cara-
3038; prop, suffering (" pathos""), i.e. (subj.) a passion (espec. concupiscence) : (inordinate) affection,
lust.
vanserai or khan): inn.
3830. iravSoxevs
panddcheus,
3853. irapayy&Xci) paraggello, par-ang-gel'-lo; 110x0.3844 and the base of 32; to transmit a message, i.e. (by impl.) to enjoin; (give in) charge, (give)
pan-dokh-yoos'
from the same as 3829; an innkeeper (warden of a 3854- vapa.'yCvop.ai paraglnomal, par-ag-in'patbo. SeejojS. caravanserai):host. om-ahee; troxa.3844 and loqb; to become near, i.e. ap-goo-ris; 3831. pan-ay pancgurls, awriftvpis 3807. wai8a-Yryos paldagdgde, pahee-dag-oproach (have arrived) ; by impL to appear publicly. gas1 ; from 3S16 and a redupl. form of 71; a boy-leader, from 3036 and a der. of ;8; a mass-meeting, i.e. (fig.) come, go, be present. assembly. general universal companionship: i.e. a servant whose office it was to take the children 3855. irap&yu parago, par-ag'-o; from 3844 and to school; (by impl. [flg.] a tutor " pcedagogue"]): 8832. iravoucC pandlkl, pan-oy-kee'; adv. from 71; to lead near, i.e. (reflex, or intrans.) to go along instructor, schoolmaster. 3036 and 3624; with the whole family:with all his or away;depart, pass (away, by, forth).
irdflw
1
command
(-ment), declare.
neut. of
3856. iro.pa8tiYti.aTlj> paradelgmatlzo, par8833. iravoirXta pandplla, pan-op-lee' -ah; from ad-igue-mat-id'-zo; from 3844 and 1163; to show (" panoply"): alongside (the public), i.e. expose to infamy;tasks a comp. ot 3036 and 3606; full armor lad. all (whole) armour. a public example, put to an open shame. 3809. waifitla paldeia, pahee-di'-ah; from 3811; 3834. iravoupYla pandurgla, pan-oorg-eef-ah; 3857. irapdScuros paradeisds, par-ad' -i-sos; tutorage, i.e. education or training; by impl. discifrom 3833; adroitness, i.e. (in a bad sense) trickery of Oriental or. [comp. 6508] a park, i.e. (spec.) an
3808. ircuo&piov
pahee-dar'-ee-on;
paldari&n,
der. of 381b;
house.
a presumed
a little boy; child,
plinary correction: struction, nurture.
chastening,
chastisement,
in-
or sophistry: (cunning) craftiness, subtilty.
Eden
(place of future
happiness, "paradise"):
3835. iravovpyos
panourgds,
2041;
3810. waiBorrfis
paldeutes,
pahee-dyoo-tace'
impl.) disci-
from 303b
(shrewd)
and
all-working,
pan-oor'-gos, adroit i.e.
paradise.
from 3811; a trainer, i.e. teacher or (by pliner:which corrected, instructor.

3811. iraiScvu
3816; to train
learn, teach.
crafty.
pantacbotben,
pan-takhdirec-
3858. irapa8^xl'' al
paradgcbdmal,
par-odi.e.
3836. iravrax<S0EV
ekh'-om-ahee; 1x0023844 and i2oq; to accept near, admit or (by impl.) delight in: receive.
pahee-dyoo'-o; from or (by impl.) discipline (by punishment):chasten <-ise), instruct,
paldeud,
up a
child, i.e. educate,
oth'-en; adv. (of source) from 3837; tions:from every quarter.
from all
3859. irapaSuvrpifHj
at-ree-bay';
paradlatrlbe, par-ad-eefrom a comp. of 3844 and 1304; misemmeddlesomeness;
3837. irovraxov
pantachou,
pan-takh-oo'
ployment,
i.e.
perverse disputing.
3812. ircuSidflev
paldidthen,
pahee-dee-oth'-en;
gen. (as adv. of place) of a presumed der. of 3036; universally: in all places, everywhere.
adv. (of source) from 3S13 ;
from infancy:ot a child. 3838. irovTtX^s pantiles, pan-telace'; from 3813. iraiSCov paldl&n, pahee-dee'-on; neut. di- 3036 and 3036; full-ended, i.e. entire (neut. as noun, min. 013816; a childling (of either sex), i.e. (prop.) an completion): \- in [no] wise, uttermost. infant, or (by extens.) a half -grown boy or girl; fig. 3839. irdvnj panto, pan'-tay; adv. (of manner) an immature Christian: (little, young) child, damsel. from 303b; wholly:always. S814- irtuSCo-KT) paldiske, pahee-dis'-lcay; fern, 3840. iravr<58v pantdthen, pan-toth'-en; adv. dimin. of 3816; a girl, i.e. (spec.) a female slave or (of source) from 3036; from (i.e. on) all sides:on servant: bondmaid (-woman), damsel, maid (-en). every side, round about. 3815. iraC<a palzo, paheed'-zo; from 3810; to 3841. iravTOKpdrop pantdkrator, pan-tok-rat'sport (as a boy):play. ore; from 3q3b and 3004; the all-ruling, i.e. God (as 3816. irats pals, paheece; perh. from ^J/7, a boy absolute and universal sovereign) :Almighty, Om#
3860. irapaSCSuui paradldoml, par-ad-id'-omee; from 3844 and 1323; to surrender, i.e. yield up, intrust, transmit:betray, bring forth, cast, commit, deliver (up), give (over, up), hazard, put in prison,
recommend.
8861. irapoSo|o;
parad5x5g,
par-ad' -ox-os;
from 3844 and

strange.
13QZ (in the sense of seeming) ; contrary

i.e.
to expectation,
extraordinary ("paradox"):
3800; transmission,
3862. irapd8oo-is paradAsls, par-ad'-os-is; from i.e. (concr.) a precept; spec, the Jewish traditionary law: ordinance, tradition.
3863. irapafnXow
parazeldo,
par-ad-zay-lo'o;
excite
(as often beaten with impunity), or (by anal.) a girt, and (gen.) a child; spec, a slave or servant (espec. a
nipotent.
minister to a king; and by eminence to God)-,child,
maid
3817.
if
(-en),
(man) servant, son, young man.
3842. irdvTOTS pant5tS, pan'-tot-eh; from 3036 and 3733; every when, i.e. at all times:alway (-s), ever (-more).
adv. from 3956; entirely; spec, at all events, (with neg. following) in
all
from 3844 and 226; to stimulate alongside, i.e. to rivalry:provoke to emulation (jealousy).
3864- irapaBaXdcro-ios
ath-al-as'-see-os;
i.e.
paratbalasslds, par-
irafo) paid, pah'-yo; a prim, verb; to hit (as 3843. irdvTWs pantos, pan'-toce; by a single blow and less violently than 5180); spec,
from 3844 and 2281; along the sea, maritime (lacustrine): upon the sea coast.
3865. irapaStupcci)
reh'-o;
to sting (as a scorpion): smite, strike.
paratbeoreo,
par-ath-eh-o
3818. IlaKOTiaWi
Pakatlane, pak-at-ee-an-ay'
no event:by
means, altogether, at
all,
needs,
no
from 3844 and 2334; to overlook or disregard:
doubt, in [no] wise, surely.
neglect
(em. of an ad], of uncert. der. ; Pacatianian, a section of Phrygia:Pacatiana.
3819. ir&Xai palal, pal'-ahee; prob. another form tor 382s (through the idea of retrocession); (adv.) formerly, or (by rel.) sometime since; (ellipt. as adj.) ancient: any while, a great while ago, (of) old, in time past.
3844- iropa para, par-ah'; a prim. prep. ; prop. near, i.e. (with gen.) from beside (lit. or fig.), (with
dat.) at (or in) the vicinity of (obj. or subj.), (with
3866. iraptt8rJKt)
paratbeke,
i.e.
from 3008; a
unto.
deposit,
(fig.)
par-ath-ay'-kay; trust:committed
proximity with (local [espec. beyond or 8867. irapaivio paraineo, par-ahee-neh'-o; from opposed to] or causal [on account of]): above, 3844 and 134; to mispraise, i.e. recommend or advise against, among, at, before, by, contrary to, X friend, (a different course): admonish, exhort. from, give [such things as they], that [she] had, 8868. irapai'o(j.ai
ace.) to the
+
.
3820. -raXaios palalds, pal-ah-yos1 ; from 38/g; X his, in, more than, nigh unto, (out) of, past, save, om-ahee; from 3844 and the mid. of 154; to beg off, antique, i.e. not recent, worn out: old. . by, in the sight of, than, [there-] fore, with. side i.e. deprecate, decline, shun: avoid, (make) excuse, 3801. iro\ai6TT]s palaldteg, pal-ah-yot'-ace; In compounds it retains the same variety of applica- intreat, refuse, reject. tion. 1x0x03820; antiquatedness: oldness. 3869. irapaKaSCgci) parakatbizo, parak-ath-M'3822. iraXtudu palaioo, pal-ah-yo'-o; from 3845. irapa(3av< parabalno, par-ab-ak'ee.no; zo; from 3844 and 2323; to sit down near: sit. from and the base 0I030; to go contrary 3844 to, i.e. 3820; to make (pass, become) worn out, or declare ob3870. irapaicaX&> parakaleo, par-afc-al-eh'-o; violate a command: (by) transgress (-ion). solete:decay, make (wax) old. from 3844 and 2364; to call near, i.e. invite, invoke pura hallo, par-ab-al'-lo; (by implorafion, hortation or consolation):beseech, 3823. itoXti pale, pal'-ay; from irdXXw pallo 3846. irapapdXXo (to vibrate; another form for 006); un-esflingv from 3844 and 906; to throw alongside, i.e. (reflex.) call for, (be of good) comfort, desire, (give) exhort to reach, a place, or (fig.) to liken:arrive, compare. (-ation), intreat, wrestle. pray.
paraltComal, par-ahee-teh'-
8824. au\i-yYCVr(d
ghen-es-ee'-ah;
(the state or the act),
paliggenesia,
i.e.
paling-
3847. irapdpWis
8848. irapafSdrns
parabasls,
par-ab'-as-is;
3871. irapaKaXvirra
oop'-to;
veil (fig.):hide.
from 3825 and
1078; (spiritual) rebirth (fig.) spiritual renovation;
from 384s; violation: breaking,
parakalnpto,
par-afc-alLb.
transgression.
from 3844 and 2372; to cover alongside,
parabates,
par-ab-at'-ace;
(-or).
spec. Messianic restoration: regeneration.
3872. irapaKOTae^Kri parakatatbeke, par-ale3825. irdXtv paiiu. pal'-in; prob. from the same 3849. Trapapid{o)iai parablazomai, par-ab-ee- at-ath-ay'-kay; from a comp. 013844 and 2608; someas 3813 (through the idea of oscillatory repetition); ad'-zom-ahee; from 3844 and the mid. of 07/; to thing put down alongside, i.e. a deposit (sacred (adv.) anew, i.e. (of place) back, (of time) once more, forcecontrary to (nature), i.e. compel (by entreaty): trust):that (thing) which is committed (un-) to or (conj.) furthermore or on the other hand:again. constrain. (trust).
from 3845; a violator; breaker, transgress

3873. irapdiceiuai
Pathaymah Paroymeeah
55
parakMmai, par-ak'-i-mahee;
i.e.
3898. irapairXr|o'a>s
see'-oce;
parapiesios,
par-ap-lay-
irapeicrSvvu
alongside,
i.e.
pareisduno,
par-ice-doo'-no; to settle in
1^0013844 and 2749; to lie near, prompt or easy): be present.
be at
hand
(fig.
be
adv.
from the same as

similarly:
3807; in
a manner from 3844 and a comp. of 1319 and

lodge stealthily:
1416;
near
by,
i.e. (fig.)
likewise.
4/08;
creep in unawares.
par-ice-
3874- irap&KXt]<ris
f
rom 3870;
paraklesis, par-aid -lay-sis; imploration, hortation, solace: comfort,
irapairopcvop.ai
ap-or-yoo' -om-ahee;
p;irapvrtuouial. parto travel
irapicr^pxop.ai
pareiserchfimal,
from 3844 and
consolation, exhortation, intreaty.
near: go, pass
(by).
er'-khom-ahee; from 3844 and 1323; to come in alongside, i.e. supervene additionally or stealthily: come
3875. irapa.KXt]Tos parakletos, par-ak'-lay-tos;
in privily, enter.
an
intercessor, consoler: advocate, comforter.
TrapaiTTtafia
paraptoma, par-ap'-to-mah:
i.e.
3876. irapaKo^j
3878;
parakoe,
i.e.
from 3893; a
side-slip [lapse or deviation),
(unin-
3923. irapeicrcpEpw
parelspherd,
par-ice-fer'-o;
i.e.
inattention,
par-ak-o-ay' ; from (by impl.) disobedience: dis-
tentional) ei-ror or (wilful) transgression:fall, fault,
from 3844 and
1333',
to bear in alongside,
intro-
offence, sin, trespass.
duce simultaneously:
give.
obedience.
par-akol-oo-theh' -o : from 3844 and rqo; to follow near, i.e. (fig.) attend (as a result), trace out, conform to: attain, follow, fully know, have understanding.
3877. irapaKoXovflt'co
parakdlduthed,
3901. irapappWo)
eh'-o;
(fig.)
pararrhued,
slip.
par-ar-hrooto flow by,

i.e.
from 3844 s,n& the ait. of 4482;
3924. irapEKTds parektds, par-ek-tos'; from 3844 and ib22; near outside, i.e. besides: except, saving,
without.
carelessly pass (miss): let
irapaKovo
parakduo,
i.e.
par-ak-oo'-o;
from
$844 and 191; to mishear, neglect to hear.
(by impl.) to disobey:
par-as'-ay-mos; from j,Kfc! and the base of 4301; side-marked, i.e. labelled (with a badge [figure-head] of a ship):
sign.
59&2. irapdo-npos
parasemds,
3925. irapcpPoXr] parembole, par-em-bol-ay' from a comp. 0^3844 and ib83; a throwing in beside
(juxtaposition),
i.e.
(ôec.) battle-array,
encampment
par-en-okhi.e.
or barracks (tower Antonia): army, camp, castle.
3879. irapaKiirTO) parakupto, par-ak-oop'to; from 3844 and 2033; to bend beside, i.e. lean over (so as to peer within):look (into), stoop down.
3880. irapaXap.(3dv
par-al-amban'-o; from 3844 and 2983: to receive near, i.e. associate with oneself (in any familiar or intimate act or
relation);
3903. irapao~KCvda>
yoo-ad'-zo;
aside,
i.e.
leh'-o; from 3844 and from 3844 and a der. of 4032; to furnish annoy: trouble. oei ready: prepare self, be (make) ready.
paraskeuazo,
3926. irapevoxXew
par-ask-
parendchleo,
1776;
to harass further,
3927. irapcrrCStiuos
parepldgmds,
IQ27;
par-ep-id'-
paralambano,
3904- irapao"Kt)rj paraskeue, par-ask-yoo-ay' as if from 3003; readiness: preparation.

3905. irapareCvo)
3844 and TtCvo)
i.e.
ay-mos;
stranger.
from 3844 and the base of

i.e.
an alien
alongside,
resident
foreigner:pilgrim,
by anal,
to
assume an
office; fig. to learn:
paratelno, par-at-i'-no; from telno (to stretch); to extend along,

paratered,
par-at-ay-reh'-o;
e.
receive, take (unto, with).
prolong
(in
point of time): continue.
3881. irapaXeyopai paralegdmal, par-al-eg'om-ahee; from 3844 and the mid. of 3004 (in its orig.
sense);
(spec.)
3906. irapaTqpew
to lay one's
from
course near,
i.e.
sail
past:
pass, sail
to inspect alongside, i insidiously or scrupulously: observe, watch.

jcS^jt
and
.503?;
noJe
iraptpxopai parercliomai, par-er'-khomahee; from 3844 and 2064; to come near or aside, i.e. to approach (arrive), go by (or away), (fig.) perish or neglect, (caus.) overt: come (forth), go, pass (away,
by, over), past, transgress.
irapco-is
by.
3882. irapdXios
3844
coast.
paralius.
par-al'-ee-os;
i.e.
from
and 231 ; beside the
salt (sea),
maritime:
sea
3883. irapaXXaY^j parallage, par-al-lagay'; from a cotnp. of 3844 and 23b; transmutation (of phase or orbit), i.e. (fig.) fickleness: variableness.
3884- irapaXoYttopai
og-id'-zom-ahee;
i.e.
paralogizomal,
3040:
par-al-
from 3844 and
to misreckon,
delude: beguile, deceive.
3885. -rrapaXvTiKos paralutlkos, par-al-oo-teekos';
5907. irapaT^pniris parateresls, par-at-ay' -raypretermission, i.e. toleration: remission. sis; from j'ooo; inspection, i.e. ocuZar evidence: 3930. irap4x<o parficho, par-ekh'-o; from 3844 observation and 2JQ2; to hold near, i.e. present, afford, exhibit, 3908. irapaT(0ijp.i paratitlieml, par-at-ith'-ayfurnish occasion: bring, do, give, keep, minister, mee; from j<?^ aud 50^,' to place alongside, i.e. offer, shew, + trouble. present (food, truth); by impl. to deposit (as a trust or for protection): allege, commend, commit (the 3931. irapr|YOpa paregdrla, par-ay-gor-ee'-ah: from a comp of 3S44 and a der. of 38 (mean, to harkeeping of), put forth, set before. angue an assembly); an address alongside, i.e. (spec.) 3909. irapaTuYxdvw paratugchano, par-at consolation: comfort. oong-khan' -o; from 3844 and J/77; ^JO chance near, i.e. 3932. irapBcvta parthenta, par-then-ee'-ah; from with; meet with. /aM
paresis,
par'-es-is;
from
3935!
from a der. of 388b; as if dissolved, lytic":that had (sick of) the palsy.
3886. irapaXvu paralno, par-al-oo'-o;
i.e.
"para-
39.Z0.
irapaDTCKa
parautlka,
par-ow-tee'-kah;
instant,
i.e.
3033; maidenhood:
virginity.
1
from .?</ and a der. of 846; at the very from 3844 momentary: but for a moment.
;
3933. irapSevos parthends, par-then -os; of unknown or.: a maiden; by impl. an unmarried daughter:
03103089; to loosen beside, i.e. relax (perf. pas. part. 59/i. irapa<plpo> paraphero, par-af-er'-o; from paralyzed or enfeebled): feeble, sick of the (taken j<S and 3342 (includ. its alt. forms) to bear along or with) palsy. aside, i.e. carry off (lit. or fig.); by impl. to avert: 3887. irapapivw parameno, par-am-en'-o; from remove, take away.
virgin.
ITapSos ParthOs, par'-thos; prob. of

a Parthian,
irapiT|jj,i
i.e.
for.
inhab. of Parthia:
Parthian.
from
i.e.
partem!,
par-ee' -ay-mi;
to
3844
fig.
and 330b;
to stay near,
i.e.
remain
(lit.
tarry; or
3912. irapaippoveu
(silly):as
be permanent, persevere): abide, continue.
par-af-ron- 3844 and 'iTip,i liieini eh'-o; from 3844 and 3426; to misthink, i.e. be insane relax: hang down.
paraplironeo,
(to send);
let by,
S888. 1ropap.vW011.01
paramuthedmai,
par-
fool.
am-oo-theh' -om-ahee; from 3844 and the mid. of a der. of 3454; to relate near, i.e. (by impl.) encourage, console: comfort.
3913. irapacj>povCa
ee'-ah;
paraphrenia,
i.e.
from J0/2; insanity,
par-af-ronfoolhardiness: mad-
3936. irapto-TT|pi parlsteml, par-is' -tay-mee; or irapioravu parlstano, par-is-tan'-o; from prol. jcSVând 247b; to stand beside, i.e. (trans.) to exhibit,
proffer,
(spec.)
ness.
3889. irapap.v6Ca
thee'-ah;
paramuthia,
par-am-oo-
recommend,
(fig.)
substantiate;
or
from
3888;
consolation (prop, abstr.):
comfort.
39X4. irapaxp.dj; paracheimazo, par-akh-i- (intrans.) to be at hand (or ready), aid: assist, mad'-zo; from j^v and 5^02,* towinter near, i.e. stay bring before, command, commend, give presently, present, prove, provide, shew, stand (before, by, here, with over the rainy season winter.
:
3890.
1rapap.ii8i.ov
parauiutliton, par-am-oo'consolation (prop, concr.):
thee-on; neut. of 388q;
3915. irapax4*acra
i-mas-ee f ~ah;
parachelmasla, par-akh-
up, with), yield.
comfort.
from
3014;
& wintering over: winter 3937. IlapUEvds

by
3891. iropavopi<i) parantfnieo. par-an-om-eh'-o; in. from a comp. of 3844 and 3531; to be opposed to law, 8916. irapaxpiip.a parachrema, par-akh-ray'contrary to law. i.e. to transgress: mah; from 3844 and 333b (in its orig. sense) at the 8892. irapavouCa parandmla. par-an-om-ee'- thing itself, i.e. instantly: forthwith, immediately, ah; from the same as 3801; transgression:iniquity. presently, straightway, soon.
contr. for IIapu.evi8]s
Parmenas, par-men-as'; prob. Parmenldes (a der.

3300); constant;
of a comp. of 3844 and Chr.;Parmenas.
Parmenas, a
3938. irdpoSos parodos, par'-od-os; from 3844 and 3308; a by-road, i.e. (act.) a route: way.
3893. irapairiKpaCvoi
parapikralnd,
par-ap-ik-
3917. irdpSaXis pardalis, par'-dal-is;

irdpSos
leva,
of
rah'ee-no; ivOTO.3844 and 4087; to embitter alongside, i.e. (fig.) to exasperate: provoke.
pardon
(a
panther)
a leopard:leopard.
8894. irapairiKpatrpos
ap-ik-ras-mos' ;
parapikrasmds,
irritation:
par-
from^ty;
provocation.
par-ap-ip'-to;
to aposta-
8895. irapairtirro
parapipto,
to fall aside,
from 3844 and
4og8;
i.e. (fig.)
par'-i-mee; from 3844'a.ud T310 (includ. its various forms); to be near, i.e. at 3940. irapoixCa pardlkla, par-oy-kee'-ah; from hand; neut. pres. part, (sing.) time being, or (plur.) 3941; foreign residence:sojourning, x as strangers. lack, (be here) property: come, X have, be here, irapoiKOs pardikos, par'-oy-kos; from 3844
3918. irdpeipi
parelml,
8939. irapoiKCu paroiked, par-oy-keh'-o; from 3844 and 3011; to dwell near, i.e. reside as a foreigner:sojourn in, be a stranger.
present.
tize:fall away.
and 3b24; having a home near,

dweller
stranger.
(alien
i.e.
(as
noun) a bysojourn,
3896. irapairXeoi paraplfio, par-ap-leh'-o; from

3844 and 4126; to sail near: sail by.
3919. irapcura'ytt parisago, par-ice-ag'-o; from 3844 and 1321; to lead in aside, i.e. introduce surreptitiously:privily bring
in.
resident):foreigner,
3897. irapairX'fja-iov paraplesion, par-ap-lay'parCIsaktos, par-ice'-aksee-on; neut. of a comp. of 3844 and the base of 4139 3920. irapetoraKTOs tos; from 3Q19; smuggled in: unawares brought in. (as adv.); close by, i.e. (fig.) almost: nigh unto.
irapoipCa
pardimia, par-oy-m.ee '-ah; from

der. of 3633; appar. a i.e. (concr.) an adage;
a comp. of 3844 and perh. a
state alongside of supposition,
56
spec,
Paroynos

fictitious illustration: par-
an enigmatical or
3965. irarpid patrla, pat^ree-ah'; as
if
fem. of a
able, proverb.
3943. irdpoivos parAlnAs, par'-oy-nos; from 3844 and 3031; staying near wine, ie. tippling (a toper): given to wine.
der. of 3962; paternal descent. Le. (concr.) a group of families or a whole race (nation):family, kindred,
3988. treto'ji.ovij pAlsmAne, pice^mon-ay 1 ; from a presumed der. of 3982; persuadableness, i.e. credulity;persuasion.
lineage.
3989. irAa-yos pelagAg, pel'-ag-os;

;
of uncert.
pat>*larcbes, pat-ree-arkh'- affin. deep or open sea, i.e. the main; depth, sea. and ace; from a progenitor (" patriarch"): 3990. ireXsKJw peleklzo, pel-ek-id'-zo; from a 3903 737; &. irapoXxopcu parAlcbAmal, par-oy'-khompatriarch. der. of 4141 (mean, an axe); to chop off (the head), i.e. and otx.o|MH AlcbAmal (to ahee; from
3966. iraTpi&pxiS truncate: behead. i.e. be gone;past. 3967. irarpucos patrlkAs, pat-ree-kos ; from 8991. irlpin-os pSmptAs, pemp'-tos; from 4002; S945. irapO|JLOid|u parAmAlazo, par-om-oy-ad'- 3962; paternal, i.e. ancestral: of fathers. fifth.-fifth. zo; from 3g.fi; to resemble: he like unto. 3968. irarpCs patrls, pat-rece'; from 3962; a 59^6. irapi|M>ios parAmAlAs, par-om'-oy-os; father-land, i.e. native town; (flg.) heavenly 3992. it^(j.ir pgmpo, pem'-po; appar. a prim, home: (own) country. verb; to dispatch (from the subj. view or point of dealike nearly, i.e. similar:like. tiotn.3844 and
depart); to eocope along,
1
,J<8#
3664;
#9.47. po|vc
parAxnno,
par-ox-oo'-no;
stir.
IlaTpopas Patrobag, from 3969.

i.e.
pat-rob'-as;
perh.
parture, whereas Inn*

of
et|i*
hlemi
[as
a stronger form
;<5&
(flg.)
and a
der. of j6o/;
to sharpen alongside,
to earasperafe:easily provoke,
irapo|vo-|i.6s parftxnsmfts, par-ox-oosmos'; trom3Q47 ("paroxysm") incitement (to good), or dispute (in anger): contention, provoke unto.
3948.
for IlaTpopios PatrAblAg (a comp. of 3962 ami 079); father's life; Patrobas, aChr.:Patrobas.
contr.
<*liul refers rather to the obj. point or ter-
minus ad
quern,
and 4724 denotes prop, the orderly
motion involved), espec. on a temporary errand; also

to transmit, bestow, or wield:
3949. irapopYCt" parArglzo, par-oi-g^'d'-zo; from 3844 and J7.ro, to anger alongside, i.e. enrage: anger, provoke to wrath.
-
3970. irarpoiraoaSoTos patrAparadAtAs, patrop-ar-ad'-ot-os; from 3062 and a der. of 3800 (in the sense of handing over or down); traditionary:
received
send, thrust in.

i.e.
3993. irivns penes, pe'-ace; from a prim, triva
peno
(to toil for daily subsistence); starving,
by tradition from
fathers.
indigent:poor.
Comp.
4434.
mosf; from.yw
3950. irapopYio-uos parArglsmAs, parorg-is; rage: wrath.

3951. irapoTpvv>
paternal,
3971. irarpioos patrd,As, pat-ro'-os; from 3962; 3994. irev6tpd penthera, pen-ther-ah'; fem. of 3993; a wife's mother:mother in law, wife's mother. i.e. hereditary:of fathers.
pardtrano,
(to
from 3844 and orpvvo* Atruno

along,
i.e.
stimulate (to hostility):
stir up.
3973. IIovXos Paul As, p6w'4os; of Lat. or.; 3995. ircvBcpos pentberAs, pen-ther-os>; of unfatlier; father in law. (little; but remotely from a der. of 3073, mean, the cert, affin.; a wife's par-ot-roo'-no; same); Paulus, the name of a Bom. and of an 3996. irev6cci> pntbeo, pen-theh'-o; fTova.3097; tespur); to urge apostle:Paul, Paulus. grieve (the feeling or the act): mourn, (be-) wail.
3973.
iratico
patio, pow'-o; a prim, verb ("pause");

or intrans.),
l.e.
3952. irapowrta
parousla,
3997. irlvBos
par-oo-see'-ah;
from to stop
pnthAs,
pen'-thos;
strengthened
(trans,
restrain, quit, desist,
a being near, Le. advent come to an end: cease, leave, refrain. (often, return; spec, of Christ to punish Jerusalem, or 3974- llanos PapbAs, paf-os; of uncert. der.; finally the wicked); (by impl.) phys. aspect: coming, Paphus, a place in Cyprus: Paphos.
the pres. part, of 3918;
presence.
from the alt. 013938; grief:mourning, sorrow.

3998. irtvTixpos pentlcbrAs, pen-tikh-ros- ; from the base 013903; necessitous: poor.
prol.
3953.
platter.
3999. irevTaicts pntakls, pen-tak-ece' ; mult, 3975. ira\\Pvo pacbuno, pakh-oo'-no; from a adv. from 4002; five times: five times. of 4078 (mean, thick); to thicken, i.e. (by impl.) and the base of 379s; a side-dish (the receptacle): der. iKVTa.Kur\l\ioi 4000. pentaklscblUAi, pento fatten (fig. stupefy or render callous) : wax gross.
irapoi|/Cs
par Apsis,
par-op-sis';
from 3844
tak-is-khil'-ee-oy;
395If. irajipT|crlo,
parrbesla,
par-rhay-see'-ah;
#976".
irffir)
pgde, ped'-ay; ultimately from 4228; a
thousand:
five thousand.
from 3999 and 3507;
five times
der. of 4483; all out-spofceramess, l,e. frankness, bluntness, publicity; by impl. assurance: bold (X -ly, -ness, -ness of speech), confidence,
from 305b and a
shackle for the feet:fetter.
3977. ireSivos pAdlnAg, ped-ee-nos'; from a der. of 4228 (mean, the ground); level (as easy for the
feet): plain.
4001. irevroKOo-ioi pentakAslAl, pen-tafcos'-eeoy; from 4002 and 1340; five hundred:five hundred.
4002. vivrt
"five":
piiitt-, pen'-teh;
freely,
openly,
plainly (-ness).
3955. irapî)<ri&o|UU
parrbeslazAmal,
par-
3978. mXfiim
pezeno,
five.
a prim, number;
ped-zyoo'-o;
i.e.
hray-see-ad'-zom-ahee; mid. from 3034; to be frank in utterance, or confident in spirit and demeanor:be (wax) bold, (preach, speak) boldly.
6133079; to foot a journey, afoot.
travel
from the same by land:go 4003.
irevTenaiSe'icaTos
pentkaldkatAs, penfive
from 4002 and 2332 and 1182; and tenth:fifteenth.

tek-ahee-dek' -at-os;
3956. iros pas, pas; includ. all the forms of declension; appar. a prim, word; all, any, every, the foot. whole:all (manner of, means), alway (-s), any (one), 3980. irei8apx& peltbarcbeo, pi-tharkh-eh'-o; ever, every (one, way), as many as, no X daily, from a comp. of 3982 and 737; to be persuaded by a (-thing), X throughly, whatsoever, whole, whosoruler. I.e. (gen.) to submit to authority; by anal, to ever. conform to advice: hearken, obey (magistrates). 3957. ir&irxa. pascba, pas'-khah; of Chald. or. 398 1. ireiSos pAltbAs, pi-thos1 ; trom.3982; persua[comp. 6463] ; the Passover (the meal, the day, the sive:enticing. festival or the special sacrifices connected with it): 3982. irc(8o> p&ltbo, pi'-tho; a prim, verb; to conEaster, Passover. vince (by argument, true or false); by anal, to pacify 3958. te&ir\o pascbA, pas'-kho; includ. the forms or conciliate (by other fair means); reflex, or pass, ir&8w (patbo, path'-o) and to assent (to evidence or authority), to rely (by inirfv8 (pntho, pen'-tho), used only in cer- ward certainty) :agree, assure, believe, have confitain tenses for it; appar. a prim, verb; to experience dence, be (wax) conflent, make friend, obey, persuade, a sensation or impression (usually painful):feel, trust, yield.
pfeze,, ped-zay"; dat. fem. of a der. of 4228 (as adv.); foot-wise, i.e. by walking:a- (on)
irtj)
3979.
4004. irevnfjicovra pentekAnta, pen-taj/./ionfaft; mult, of 4002; fifty:fifty. 4005. ireVTTiKOcrrti pentekAste, pen-tay-kostay'; fem. of the ord. of 4004; fiftieth (2230 being implied) from Passover, i.e. the festival of "Pentecost ":
Pentecost.
4006. ireiroCenois pepAitherfs, pep-oy'-thay-sis; from the perf. of the alt. of 3038; reliance: confidence, trust.
4007. ircp pSr, per; from the base of 4008; an enclitic
particle significant of
abundance (thorough-
ness), i.e.
emphasis; much, very or ever: [whom-]
soever.
4008. iWpav
sol. der.
peran, per'-an;
appar. ace. of an ob-
passion, suffer,
vex 3959. n&rapa Patara,

or.
;
pat'-ar-ah; prob. of for.
Patara, a place in Asia Minor:Patara.
3960. iroTdctrw patasso, pat-as'-so; prob. prol. from 3817; to knock (gently or with a weapon or fatally):smite, strike.
8983. irciv&u p81uao,pt-naft'-o; from the same as 3993 (through the idea of pinching toil; "pine"); to famish (absoL or comparatively); flg. to craue: 4009. tripas pras, per1 -as; from the same as 4008; be an hungered.
of iretpoi p.'-iro (to "pierce"); through (as adv. or prep.), i.e. across:beyond, farther (other) side, over.
an extremity: end,
ut- (ter-)
most part.
Comp.j/<5b.
S961. na.ria patSo, pat-eh'-o; from a der. prob. Pergamos. of 3817 (mean, a "path"); to trample (lit. or flg.): 3985. itup&tfa pglrazo, pi-rod'-zo; tcom.3984; to tread (down, under foot). 4011. IKpYn PSrge, perg'-ay; prob. from the endeavor, scrutinize, entice, disci89b2. irttrfip pater, pat-ayr1 ; appar. a prim, test (obj.), ie. same as 4010; a tower; Perga, a place In Asia pline:assay, examine, go about, prove, tempt (-er), word; a "father" (lit. or flg., near or more reMinor: Perga.
3984- irctpo p81ra,pi'-rafc; from the base of 4008 4010. IIep-ya|j.os PrgamAg, per'-gam-os; from (through the idea of piercing); a test, i.e. attempt, 4444; fortified; Pergamus, a place in Asia Minor: experience:assaying, trial
mote):father, parent. 4012. irept perl, per-eef; from the base of 4008; 3963. II&T|ios PatmAs, pat'-mos; of uncert. 3986. Tre1pa.0-5j.6s peirasmAs, pi-ros-mos'; from prop, through (all over), i.e. around; flg. with respect a putting to experiment [of good], proof (by der.; Patmus, an Met in the Mediterranean: Pat- 3985; to; used in various applications, of place, cause or
mos.
3964. irorpoXipas patralo t as, pa*-ra!-o'-as; from 3962 and the same as the latter Jpart of 338a; a parricide: murderer of fathers.
experience [of
evil], solicitation, discipline
try.
or provotry.
cation);
by impl. adversity: temptation, X
3987. impdco peirao, pi-rah'-o; from 3084; test (subj.). i.e. (reflex.) to attempt:
time (with the gen. denoting the subject or occasion or superlative point; with the ace. the locality, cirto cuit, matter, circumstance or general period):
(there-) about,
above, against,
at,
on behalf
of,
x and

bis
Paroynos
Paylos
57
X how it
[where-]
company, which concern, (as) concerning, for, will go with, ([there-, where-]) of, on, over,
irepi.Xdu.irti)
pSrllampo,
(to), for sake, X (e-) state, (as) touching, 4057. ircpurcrws perissos, per-is-soce' ; adv. from by (in), with. In comp. it retains substantially 4053; superabundantly: exceedingly, out of measirepiXetirw pgrll&lpo, per-ee-Ji'-po; from 4035. the same mean, of circuit (around), excess (beyond), ure, the more. leave all around, i.e. (pass.) surto and #j/2 J007; or completeness (through). 58. irepio-i-epd pristra, per-is-ter^M; ofunviveremain. cert. der.; a pigeon: dove, pigeon. 4013. iKpid-yw perlago, per-ee-ag'-o; from 4012 4036. iKpCXviros perilupds, per-il'-oo-pos; from and 71; to take around (as a companion) reflex, to 4059. irept/re'u,v< peritemno, per-ee-tem'-no; grieved all around, i.e. intensely sad: walk around;compass, go (round) about, lead 4012 and 3077; from 4012 and the base of 3114; to cut around, i.e.
pertaining
from #V2 and 20.?o; to illuminate all around, vest with a halo: shine round about.
per-ee-lam'-po; i.e. in-
more abundant (-ly), X the more earnest, (more) exceedingly, more frequent, much more, the rather.
about.
exceeding (very) sorry (-owful).
(spec.) to circumcise:
circumcise.
4014i.e.
irpiaip
perlalro,
its alt.);
per-ee-ahee-reh'-o;
all around, expiate;take
from 4012 and 138 (incl.
to remove
flg. to
4037. irtpiuivu perimend, per-ee-men'-o; from ^0/2 and 330b; to s<ay around, i.e. await: wait for.
unveil, cast off (anchor);

(up).
1ttp1a.1rroa.VTi>>
away
4015.
4038. irtpiij perlx, per'-ix; adv. from 4012; around, i.e. (as adj.) circumjacent;round about. 4039. irepioiKta
all
4060. irepi/rtenui peritlthemi, per-ee-tith'-aymee; from 4012 and 3087; to place around; by impl. to present; bestow upon, hedge round about, put about (on, upon), set about.
pgriastrapto,
707;
per-ee-asi.e.
4061. ircpiTOuJj
to flash all around, envelop in light:shine round (about).

trap'-to;
from 4012 and
pri6ikd,
perltdme,
per-it-om-ay';
from
per-ee-oy-keh'-o;
i.e.
4016. irepvpdXXw pSrlballo, per-ee-bal'-lo; from 4012 and gob; to throw all around, i.e. invest (with a palisade or with clothing):array, cast about, clothe (-d me), put on.
from 40/2 and joj/; to reside around, bor:dwell round about.
be
a neigh-
40J0; circumcision (the rite, the condition or the people, lit. or fig.): X circumcised, circumcision.
4062.
4012
&0. ircpCoiKos perldlkfis, per-ee'-oy-kos; from 40^2 and jo2^; housed around, i.e. neighboring (ellipt. as noun) : neighbour.
to
ircpirpcirci) prltrpo, per-ee-trep' -0; from and the base otjijT, to turn around, i.e. (ment.) [- make mad. craze:
4063. irepiTpexu
perltreeho,
(includ. its alt.);
per-ee-frefcfe'-o;
4017. iKpiPXfir pfirlblCpo, per-ee-blep'-o; from 4&.Z. irepiowrios pSrlduslds, per-ee-oo'-see-os; 4012 and ggi; to look all around: look (round) about from the pres. part. fem. of a comp. of 4012 and ijio; being beyond usual, i.e. special (one's own):pe(on).
4018. irtpi|36Xaiov peribolalon, per-ib-ol'-ahyon; neut. of a presumed der. of 401b; something thrown around one, i.e. a mantle, veil: covering,
culiar.
from
i.e.
4012
and 5143
to
run around,
traverse: run through.
4012
404%. irpiox^ pgrldche, per-ee-okh-ay' ; from 4023; a being Tield around, i.e. (concr.) a passage (of 4065. irepuppsv&D
Scripture, as circumscribed):
4064- irepKpepo* prlphro, per-ee-fer'-o; from and 3342; to convey around, i.e. transport hither and thither: bear (carry) about.
vesture. eh'-o; from 4012 and 542b; to think beyond, i.e. depre4019. ircpiSlu pgrideo, per-ee-deh'-o; from 40/2 4043. irtpnraria perlpato, per-ee-pat-eh'-o; ciate (contemn):despise. and ô; to bind around one, i.e. enwrap; bind from 4012 and J967; to tread all around, i.e. waZfe at 4066. ircpCxopos perlcbords, per-ikh'-o-ros; large (espec. as proof of ability); flg. to live, deport about. from 4012 aodjjbi; around the region, i.e. circumjaoneself, follow (as a companion or votary):go, be iKpiSpcpo prldrmo. See,4?. cent (as noun, with 1003 impl. vicinity):country occupied with, walk (about). (round) about, region (that lieth) roundabout. irepUXXu perlello. See 4014, 4044- irepiirCp pfiripgiro, per-ee-pi'-ro; from 4067. irtph|ni>u,a perlpsoma, per-ip'-so-mah; irtpiA8<a perleltho. See 4022. 4012 and the base of 4008; to penetrate entirely, i.e. from a comp. of 4012 and <|<d psao (to rub) ; some4020. 1rcpup7d.toii.ai pgrie>gaz6mat, per-ee- transfix (fig.): pierce through. thing brushed all around, i.e. off-scrapings (flg. er-gad'-zom-ahee; from 4012 and 2038; to wwfc all 4045. irepiirtirrw perlpipto, per-ee-pip'-to; from scum) :offscouring. around, i.e. bustle about (meddle):be a busybody. 4012 and 4008; to fall into something that is all 4021. ircphp'yos pri3rgds, per-ee'-er-gos; from around, i.e. light among or upon, be surrounded 4068. ircpirepEvo|iai p6rp3r6dmai, per-per-
place.
p&rlphrdneio,
per-ee-/ron-
ôj and 2041; working all around, i.e. officious (meddlesome, neut. plur. magic):busybody, curious arts.
with:tall among
4046.
iMpi.iroiiou.ai.
4022. irepiipxou,ai prlerchftmal, per-ee-er1 - eh'-om-ahee; khom-ahee; from 4012 and 206^ (includ. its alt.); to around oneself, i.e. acquire (buy):purchase. come all around, I.e. stroll, vacillate, veer; fetch a 4(?47. irtpnToCipTis pfiripolesls, per-ee-poy'-aycompass, vagabond, wandering about. acquisition (the act or the thing) ; by sis; from
4046;
yoo'-om-ahee; mid. from peilpAlcjdmal, per-ee-poy- (braggart; perh. by redupL mid. from 4012 and 4100; to mote boast:vaunt itselr.
(into).
irtpirepos
pcirperfts
of the base of 4008) ; to
4069. Ilepo-Cs P&rsls, per-sece'; a Persian woman; Per sis, a Chr. female:Persis.
4070. irepvo-i pernsl, per'-oo-si; adv. from 4000; the by-gone, i.e. (as noun) tost year: f- a year ago.
ircrdop,ai
pfiriScb.5, per-ee-ekh'-o; from ^0/2 and 2102; to Aotd all around, i.e. include, clasp astonished, contain, after [this manner]. (fig.): f-
40&?. irpitx<
extens. preservation: obtain
(-tag),
peculiar,
pur-
chased, possession, saving.
pjtaomai.
i.e.
See
4072.
4024. irepiJ<5vW|U,
ptrizoiiuumi,
per-id-zone'-
noo-mee; from 4012 and 2224; to gird all around, i.e. (mid. or pass.) to fasten on one's belt (lit. or flg.):
gird (about,
self).
404S. irepipp^-yvvfii pgrlrrhegnumt, per-irhrayg'-noo-mee; from 4012 and 448b; to tear all around, i.e. completely away: rend off.
4071. irercivdv
der. of 4072;
a,
ptglnn,
pet-i-non'; neut. of a
flying animal,
bird; bird, fowl.
pSrlthfisIs, per-ith'-es-is; from contr. of 4060; a putting all around, i.e. decorating oneself 4050. ircpicrorcCa pgrisggla, per-is-si -ah; from a prim, verb; to fly:fly (-tag). with:wearing. 4032: surplusage, i.e. superabundance; abundance 4073. irtVpa. pStra, pet'-ra; fem. of the same as 4026. ircpi'to-rnu* p6rilstemi,per-ee-is'-ta-mee, (-ant, [-ly]), superfluity. 4074; a (mass of) rocfc (lit. or flg.):rock. around, i.e. stand all (near) to 247b; to from 4012 and 4051. irfpbrorevua pe>lgsuma, per-is'-syoo- 4074. IKrpos Petros, pet'-ros; appar. a prim, to keep away from: avoid, (aloof) be a bystander, or mah; from 4032; a surplus, or superabundance- word; a (piece of) rock (larger than 3037); as a name, shun, stand by (round about). abundance, that was left, over and above. Petrus, an apostle:Peter, rock. Comp. 27.95. per-eep< rlkatluiriiia 4027. ircpiKd6app,a 4052. irpur<rcvci> pgrisg&ud, per-is-syoo'-o; from 4075. ir6Tpw8i)9 pStrodes, petro'-dace; from kath'-ar-mah; from a comp. of 4012 and 2308; some^yj; to superabound (in quantity or quality), be in 4073 and 1401; rock-like, i.e. rocky: stony. thing cleaned off all around, i.e. refuse (flg.):filth. excess, be superfluous; also (trans.) to cause to super4076. irtfjyavov peganon, pay'-gan-on; from 4028. ittpiKaXiirro perikalupto, per-ee-kal- abound or excel: (make, more) abound, (have, have ^07*; rue (from its thick or fleshy leaves):rue. oop'-to; from 4012 and 2372; to cover all around, i.e. more) abundance, (be more) abundant, be the better, 4077. irri7<i pege, pay-gay'; prob. from 4078 enitreJu (the face, a surface): blindfold, cover, over- enough and to spare, exceed, excel, increase, be left, (through the idea of gushing plumply); a fount lay. redound, remain (over and above). (lit. or flg.), i.e. source or supply (of water, blood, en4029. iKptKEipav pgrikelmal, per-ik'-i-mahee; 4053. irpi<ro-6s perlssds, per-is-sos'; from 4012 joyment) (not necessarily the original spring) :founfrom 40/2 and 2740,* to lie all around, i.e. inclose, en- (in the sense of beyond); superabundant (in quantity) tain, well. circle, hamper (lit. or flg.) :be bound (compassed) or superior (in quality); by impl. excessive; adv. 4078. irij-ywu.1 pegnnmi, payg'-noo-mee; a prol. with, hang about. (with 1337) violently; neut. (as noun) preeminence: form of a prim, verb (which in its simpler form op 40S0. mpiKtfyaXala prikephalaia, per-ee-kef- exceeding abundantly above, more abundantly, adcurs only as an alt. in certain tenses); to fix ("peg"), al-ah'-yah; fem. of a comp. of 4012 and 2776; encir- vantage, exceedingly, very highly, beyond measure, i.e. (spec.) to set up (a tent): pitch. more, superfluous, vehement [-ly]. clement of the head, i.e. a helmet; helmet. 4079. irnSdXiov pedalion, pay-dal'-ee-on; neut, 4031. irepiKpaTTjs pfrikrates, per-ee-krat-ace' 4054- irepuro-drepov perissdtgrdn, per-is-sot'of a (presumed) der. of irnSov peddn (the blade of of adv.); more superabunneut. (as in a er-on; all around, i.e. master 4055 and 29a?; strong a from 4012
4025.
ircp(6eo-is
4049. iKpunrdai perlspad, per-ee-spah'-o; from 4012 and <(6<Jf ; to drag all around, i.e. (fig.) to distract (with care): cumber.
1
4072. ircVouxu
pitomai. pet'-om-ahee; or pro]. irei-douai ptadmal, pet-ah'-om-ahee; irrdop.ai ptadmal, ptaA'-om-aAee; mid.
or
(manager):
f-
4032. irepiKpvirru
come by. pgrikrupto,

all
dant way:more abundantly, a great deal, far more.

per-ee-kroop'-to;
from
40/2 and 2028; to conceal tirely:hide.

<&?<?.
around,
i.e.
en-
ircpiKVKXdu
pgrikukloo,
per-ee-fcooi.e.
4055. irepuro-tircpos pSrissdtSros, per-is-sot'er-os; comp. of 4033; more superabundant (in number, degree or character): more abundant, greater (much) more, overmuch.
an oar; from the same as helm: rudder.
^076);
a "pedaJ",
Le.
4080. irnXCicos pellkAs, pay-lee' -kos; a quantitative form (the fem.) of the base of 422s; how much (as tadef .), i.e. in size or (flg.) dignity: how great (large). 4081. irnXos pel5s, pay-los'; perh. a prim, word; clay: clay.
and 29^; to encircle all around, blockade completely:compass round.

klo'-o;
from
#>/2
4056.
er'-oce;
irepio-o-OTpcos
prlss6trds,
peris-sot-
adv. from 4055; more superabundantly:
Payrah
Potidzo

affln.
;
4082.
irrfjpa
wallet or leather pouch for
pera, pay'-rah; of uncert. food:scrip.
4104. iturria plstdo, sure;assure of.

(prop, cause to)
tue)
affln.;
4083. irfjxvs pectus, pay'-khoos; of uncert the fore-arm, i.e. (as a measure) a cubit:
from 4103; to as- 4130. irX^Su plethd, play'-tho; a prol. form of a prim. irX& pled, pleh'-o (which appears only as an 4105. irXavuu) planad, plan-ah'-o; from 4106; to alt. in certain tenses and in the redupl.form irlnirXnjJti
pis-to'-o;
roam (from
safety, truth, or vir-
plmpleml);
.
to "fill"
(lit.
or
flg.
[imbue, influence,
full
cubit.
:go astray, deceive, of the way.
err, seduce,
wander, be out supply]); spec, to . come), furnish. (.
fulfil
(time):accomplish,
4106. irX&vij plane, plan'-ay; fern, of 4108 (as 4131. irX-fJKTiis plektes, plake'-tace; from 4141; fraudulence; subj. a straying from ora smiter, i.e. pugnacious (quarrelsome): striker. thodoxy or piety:deceit, to deceive, delusion, error. 4132. irXijuu-vpa plemmnra, plame-moo'-rah; 4107. irXa-WiTns planetes, plan-ay'-tace; from prol. from 4130; flood-tide, i.e. (by anal.) a freshet: 408s. erratic i.e. (flg.) an ("planet"), rover 4108; a flood. 4085. irifjw plezo, pee-ed'-zo; another form for teacher wandering. 4133. is\{\v plen, plane; from 4iig; moreover 4084; to pack: press down. 4108. irXdvos pianos plan'-os; of uncert. affln. (besides), i.e. albeit, save that, rather, yet: but 4<26. -mOavoXoyla plthandldgla, pith-an-ol- roving (as a tramp), i.e. (by impl.) an impostor or (rather), except, nevertheless, notwithstanding, save, og-ee'-ah; from a comp. of a der. of 3082 and 3050; misleader:deceiver, seducing. than. persuasive language:enticing words. 4109. irX&fj plax, plax; from 4111; a moulding-
4&. inat,
form of 071; to squeeze,
prob. another by the hand [press], or officially [arrest], or in hunting [capture]):apprehend, catch, lay hand on, take. Comp.
pee-ad'-zo;
i.e.
plazo,
seize (gently
abstr.); obj.
tablet, lit. or 4134. irX'/jprp pleres, play'-race; from 4130; re4087. inKpaCvo plkralnd, pik-rah'ee-no; from board, i.e. flat surface ("plate", or plete, or covered over; by anal, complete:full. flg.):table. (lit. or flg.): be (make) bitter. embitter to 4089; irXdo-pa from 4110. plas'-mah; 4111; plasma, 4135. irXi)po<j>opeai pleroplioreo, play-rof-or4088. iriKpia plkria, pik-ree'-ah; from 4080; acsomething moulded:thing formed. eh'-o; from 4134 and 3400; to carry out fully (in evi(espec. poison), lit. or flg.:bitterness.
ridity
irX&mrw 4089. iriKpds plkrdg, pik-ros 1 ; perb. from 4078 4111. mould, i.e. shape (through the Idea of piercing); sharp (pungent), i.e. 4112. irXeurros acrid (lit. or flg.):bitter. 4090. mKpws plkros, pik-roce'; adv. from 4089; moulded, i.e. (by
bitterly, i.e. (flg.) violently: bitterly.
plassd,
plas'-so;
or fabricate:
form.
a prim, verb; to dence), i.e. completely assure (or convince), entirely accomplish: most surely believe, fully know (per1
plastos,
plas-tos
from
4111;
suade),
make full
proof
of.
impl.) artificial or
(flg.)
fictitious
(false):feigned.
of Lat. or.;
4136. irXnpo<j>op(a plerdphdrla, play-rof-or-ee'ah; from 4133; entire confidence: (full) assurance. 41S7. irXnpow plerdd, play*6'-o; from 4134; to
4091. IIiXdTOS
close-pressed,
i.e.
Pllatos,
pil-at'-os;
firm; Pilatus,
a Bom.:Pilate.
4113. irXareta plat&la, plat-i'-ah; fern, of 4116; a wide "plat " or "place", i.e. open square:street.
plat'-os;
make replete,
low), or
(flg.)
i.e. (lit.)
to
cram
(a net), level
up (a hol-
irC|iirXi)}u
4092. irCuirpr]|U
4115. irXorilvw platnnd, plat-oo'-no; from 4116; a redupl. and prol. form of a prim. plish, X after, (be) complete, end, .expire, fill (up), to widen. (lit. or flg.):make broad, enlarge. irp& preo, preh'-o (which occurs only as an fulfil, (be, make) full (come), fully preach, perfect, 16. irXa/rus j>latufi, plat-oos' ; from 4111; spread 41 alt. in certain tenses) to fire, i.e. burn (Sg. and pass, supply. " (" wide. plot i.e. broad: "), become inflamed with fever):be (X should have) out "flat 4138. Tr\T)p(ia plerdma, play'-ro-mah; from 4117. irXy|ia plegma, pleg'-mah; fiom 4120; a swollen.
;
platds, 4114. irXoros plmpleml. See 4130. width: breadth. pimpremi, pim'-pray-mee;
from
4116;
to furnish (or imbue, diffuse, influence), satisfy, execute (an office), finish (a period or task), verify (or coincide with a prediction), etc.: accom-
4093. irivaxCSiov
dlmin. of 4004;
table.
plnakldldn,
tablet (for writing on) : writing
pin-ak-id'-ee-on; plait (of hair):broidered hair. irXetov plldn See 4irg.

.
4137; repletion or completion, i.e. (subj.)
whatsis
(as
contents, supplement,
(obj.)
copiousness,
multitude),
or
pe-
4094- irtva| plnax, pin'-ax; 4109; e. plate:charger, platter.

irto
appar.
a form
of
4118. irXeto-TOS pleistds, plice'-tos; irreg. superl. 01 4183; the largest number or very large:very great, most. 4119. irXcfuv pleion, pli -own; neut
irXeiov
what is filled (as container, performance, riod): which is put in to fill up, piece that filled
fulfilling, full, fulness.
up,
4139. irXqo-bv pleslAn, play-see'-on; neut. of

der. of
ft
4095. wtv< plno, pee'-no; a prol. form of
1WX0S pelas
(near); (adv.) close by as noun,

;
plo, pee'-o, which (together with another

(lit.
form ir6 poo, po'-o) occurs only as an alt. in cert,

tenses; to imbibe
irXfov
plcidn, pli'-on; or plAn, pleh'-on; compar. of
or
flg.):
drink.
alt.
4096. moTijs
piotes,
pee-ot'-ace;
from
irtwv
of 4095 through the idea of repletion); plumpness, i.e. (by impl.) richness (oiliness): fatness.
plon (fat;
perh. akin to the
4140. irXn<r|ioWj plesmdne, place-mon-ay' ; from more in quantity, number, the major portion; x above, exceed, more ex- a presumed der. of 4130; a filling up, i.e. (flg.) graticellent, further, (very) great (-er), long (-er), (very) fication:s&tlstjlag. many, greater (more) part, -f- yet but. 4141. irX^)o-<r plesso, place'-so; appar. another
4183; or quality; also (in plur.)
a neighbor, i.e. fellow (as man, countryman, Chr. or friend): near, neighbour.
4097. irurpdo-KW
4120. itXIko pleko, plprasko, pip-rasf-ko; a redupl. twine or braid: plait.
plek'-o;
a prim, word; to form
pound,
See
4119.
of 4111 (through the idea of flattening out); to i.e. (fig.) to inflict with (calamity) :smite.
and
irpdu
cBt.
pro],
form of
irXs'ov
pleon.
Comp. 5180.
414. wXoidpiov pldlarl6l,pIo^-ar'-ee-on, neut. of a presumed der. of 4143; a boat: boat, little (small) ship.
-
in cert,
pr ad, prah'-o (which occurs only as an tenses); contr. from irepdw perao (to
traffic (by travelof as merchandise or into slavery
traverse;
from the base of 4008); to
ling), i.e. dispose

(lit.
pleh-on-ad'-zo; from 4tiq; to do, make or be more, i.e. increase (trans, or by extens. to superabound:abound, intrans.); abundant, make to increase, have over.
4121. irXeovdJw
plednazo,
4143. irXotov
pldldn,
ploy'-on;
from
4126;
or flg.): sell.
irCirr
4122. irXeoveKTlw
pl6nekted, pleh-on-ek-teh'-o;
i.e.
sailer, i.e. vessel:ship (-ping).
4098.
plptd, pip' -to; a redupl. and contr.
from
4123; to be covetous,
(by impl.) to over-
form of irirw petd, pet'-o (which occurs only as an alt. in cert, tenses) ; prob. akin to 4072 through the idea
of alighting; to fall
light on.
(lit
or flg,):fail,
fall
(down),
reach:get an advantage, defraud, make a gain. 4123. irXeoveKTijs plednektes, pleh-on-ek'-tace; from 4iig and 21Q2; holding (desiring) more, i.e. eager for gain (avaricious, hence a defrauder):
covetous.
4144. Xoos plods, pl5'-os; from 412b; a navigation:course, sailing, voyage.

414"- irXowrios
sail, i.e.
plAnslds, ploo'-see-os; from 4141)',
wealthy;
flg.
abounding with:rich.
4099. Ilio-iSCa Plsfdla, pis-id-ee'-ah; prob. of for. or.; Pisidia, a region of Asia Minor: Pisidia.
4145. irXovo-tws plAuslos, ploo-see'-oce; adv. from 4145; copiously:abundantly, richly.
4124. irXeoveta
plednexla,
pleh-on-ex-ee'-dh;
i.e. (by impl.) fraudulency, ex4100. irurreiitt plstend, pist-yoo'-o; from 4102; tortion:-covetous (-ness) practices, greediness. to have faith (in, upon, or with respect to, a person 4125. irXcvpd plgnra, plyoo-rah'; of uncert. afor thing), i.e. credit; by lmpl. to entrust (espec. one's fln. a rib, i.e. (by extens.) side:side. spiritual well-being to Christ):believe (-r), commit 4126. irXio pled, pleh'-o; another form for (to trust), put in trust with. irXevu pleno, plyoo'-o, which is used as an 4101. iriOTiKos pistlkds, pis-tik-os'; from 4102;
;
from 4123; avarice,
4147. irXovr&i pi&nteo, ploo-teh'-o; from 4148; (lit. or flg.): be increased with goods, (be made, wax) rich.
to be (or become) wealthy
4148. irXovrtgo pldntizd, ploo-tid'-zo; from 414Q; to make wealthy (flg.): en- (make) rich.
4I4S. irXoOros plout 6s, ploo'-tos; from the base of 4130; wealth (as fulnesx), i.e. (lit.) money, posses-
trustworthy,
i.e.
genuine (unadulterated):
spike-
nard],
4150. irXvvu piano, ploo'-no; a prol. form of an 410S. irbrris plstls, pis'-tis; from 3082; persuasion, i.e. credence; mor. conviction (of religious 4127. irXTflr/) plege, play-gay'; from 4T41; a stroke; obsol. irXvw plud (to "flow"); to "plunpe", I.e, truth, or the truthfulness of God or a religious by impl. a wound; flg. a calamity.- plague, stripe, launder clothing:wash. Comp. 3068, 3338. teacher), espec. reliance upon Christ for salvation; wound (-ed). 4151. irv(0(i.o pnenma, pnyoo'-mah; from 4134; abstr. constancy in such profession; by extens. the 4128. irXfjflos plethos, play'-thos; from 4130; a a current of air, i.e. breath (blast) or a breeze; by system of religious (Gospel) truth itself : assurance, fulness, i.e. a large number, throng, ponulace: bun- anal, or fig. a spirit, i.e. (human) the rational soul, belief, believe, faith, fidelity. dle, company, multitude. (by impl.) vital principle, mental disposition, etc., or 4103. irurros plstds, pis-tos'; from 3082; obj. 4129. irXnOilvw plethnno, play-thoo'-no; from (superhuman) an angel, dmmon, or (divine) Bod, trustworthy; subj. trustful: believe (-ing, -r), faith- another form of 4128; to increase (trans, or in- Christ's spirit, the Holy Spirit: ghost, life, spirit ful (-ly), sure, true. trans.):abound, multiply. (-ual, -ually), mind. Comp.j^ô.
in certain tenses; prob. a form of 4130 (through the idea of plunging through the water); to pass in a vessel: sail. See also 4130.
alt.
or (flg.) abundance, richness, (spec.) valuable bestowment: riches.

sions,

IflBS.
Payrah
Potidzo
59
ik-os 1 ;
im(iTiK<Ss pnnmatlk&B, pnyoo-mat- 4175. iroMTiu,a pAlitAuma, pol-it'-yoo-mah; etc.) ;depart, 40 (away, forth, one's way, up), (make from 4151; non-carnal, i.e. (humanly) ethereal from 4170; a community, i.e. (abstr.) citizenship a, take a) journey, walk. (as opposed to gross), or (demoniacally) a spirit (fig.):conversation. 4199. irop8e'u> pArthSo, por-theh'-o; prol. from (coner.), or (divinely) supernatural, regenerate, re- 4176. iro\iTevou.o'-om- ir^pSu pfirtho (to sack); to ravage (flg.):destroy, Comp. 3391. ligious.-spiritual. ahee; mid. of a der. of 4177; to behave as a citizen waste.
wvcvpaTiKUS pneumatlkos, pnyoo-mat- (fig.):let conversation from 4152; non-physically, i.e. divinely, 4177. iroXTt|S pAUtes, pol-ee'-tace; from 4172; a townsman: citizen. figuratively:spiritually.
be, live.
Ifl53.
ik-oce'; adv.
iropio-u,6s
pArismAs,
(a
por-is-mos';
i.e.
;
from a
der. of iropos
pAr As
i.e.
4.154.
irW
irvfry**
pnSo,
i.e.
breathe hard,
pneh'-o; a prim, word; breeze:blow. Comp. 3394.
to
4178. iroXXdxis
pAUakls, pol-laW-is;
times,
i.e.
mult. adv.
(-en, -en-
ing (procuring),
sition): gain.
means) furnish(by impl.) money-getting (acqui-
way,
from 4183; many

times, -times).
frequently:oft
strengthened from impl.) to throttle or 4134; to wheeze, i.e. (caus. by strangle (drown):choke, take by the throat.
4155.
pnlgo, pnee'-go;
4179. iroXXairXao-Cuv
las-ee'-ohn;
ifold, i.e. (neut.
pAllaplaslon,
pol-lap-
4201. Ildpiaos PArklAs, por'-fcee-os; of Lat. appar. swinish; Porcius, a Eom.:Porcius.
or.;
from 4183 and prob. a der. of 4120; man- 4202. wopveia

as noun) very
much more: manifold
pAraAia,
por-ni'-ah;
from
flg.
4203;
idol-
harlotry (includ.
adultery and incest);
4156. irviKTos
throttled,
i.e.
pnlktdg,
pnik-tos';
from
4155;
more.
atry:fornication.
iropvcvo pAraguo, porn-yoo'-o; 170104204; to act the harlot, i.e. (lit.) indulge unlawful lust (ot either sex), or (flg.) practise idolatry:commit (for-
(neut. concr.)
death (not bled):strangled.
an animal choked to 4180. iroXuXcyia pAluIAgla, pol-oo-log-ee'-ah; from a comp. of 4183 and 3036; loquacity, i.e. prolix-
4157. irvo^ pnAe, pno-ay 1 ; tion, a breeze: breath, wind.
from
4154;
respira-
ity: much speaking.
4181. iroXvuipus pAlnmeroB, pol-oo-mer'-oce; nication). adv. from a comp. of 4183 and 3313; in many portions, 4158. iroS^pris pdderes, pod-ay'race; from 4228 i.e. variously as to time and agency (piecemeal): at 4204. iropvi] pArne, por'-nay; fem. of 4203; a strumpet; flg. an idolater:harlot, whore. and another element of uncert. affln. ; a dress (2066 sundry times. implied) reaching the ankles: garment down to the 4182. -iroXuirobciXos pdlupAikllAs, pol-oo-poy'- 4205. iropvos pArnAa, por'-nos; from irlpvt]|u foot. kil-os; from 4183 and 4164; much variegated, i.e. pernemi (to sell; akin to the base of 4007); a (male) prostitute (as venal), i.e. (by anal.) a debauchee (lib4159. ir6Qev jiotlirii. poth'-en; from the base of multifarious: manifold. 4213 with enclitic adv. of origin; from, which (as 4183. iroXvs pAlus, pol-oos'; lnclud. the forms ertine):fornicator, whoremonger. interrog.) or what (as rel.) place, state, source or from the alt. iroXXos polios; (sing.) much (in any 4206. w<Spp<o pArrho, por'-rho; adv. from 4233; cause: whence. respect) or (plur.) many; neut. (sing.) as adv. largely; forwards, i.e. at a distance; far, a great way off. See also 4207. 4160. iroU pAleo, poy-eh'-o; appar. a prol. form neut. (plur.) as adv. or noun often, mostly, largely: altogether, common, far (passed, of an obsol. prim. ; to make or do (in a very wide ap- abundant, 4207. Tr<ppo6ev pArrbotbn, por'-rho-then; agree, apof a) great (age, deal, -ly, while), long, spent), (+ be plication, more or less direct): abide, from 4206 with adv. enclitic of source; from far, or
band many, much, oft (-en [times]), plenteous, sore, strait+ point, X avenge, (by impl.) at a distance, i.e. distantly: afar off. con- ly. Comp. 4118, 4T10. wray, bring (forth), cast out, cause, commit, pArrbotero, por-rho-ter'-o; tent, continue, deal, + without any delay, (would) do 4184. iroXvcnrXa7XV09 pAlusplagchnAi., pol- 4208. irobfruripa (ing), execute, exercise, fulfil, gain, give, have, hold, oo'-splankh-nos; from 4183 and 4698 (fig.) extremely adv. compar. of 4206; farther, i.e. a greater distogether, be, bear,
be-
the ship, make X mean, 4- none of these things move me, obpurged, purhave serve, ordain, perform, provide, raising up, X secure, shew, x shoot out, pose, put, transgress the law, work, yield. spend, take, tarry,
journeying, keep,
+ lay
wait,
+ lighten
compassionate:
very pitiful.
pAluteles,
pol-oo-tel-ace'
tance: further.
4185. iroXvreX^js
from 4183 and 3056; extremely expensive:

very precious, of great price.
4186. iroXvTiu,os
costly,
4209. irop4>vpa pArpbnra, por-foo'-rah; of Lat. or.; the "purple" mussel, i.e. (by impl.) the red-blue color itself, and finally a garment dyed with it:
purple.
';
Comp.
4138-
pAlutlmAs,
pol-oot'-ee-mos;
4161. wolniia
a product, i.e. workmanship.
poy'-ay-mah; from 4160; fabric (lit. or fig.):thing that is made,
pAlema,
from 4183 and 5092; extremely valuable:very costly, 4210. irop<j>upovs pArpbnrAns, por-foo-rooce' from 4200; purpureal, i.e. bluish red: purple. of great price.
4187. iroXwrpdircDS
adv.
4162. irohnris pdlegls, poy'-ay-sis; from 4100: action, i.e. performance (of the law): deed. 4163. ironrrljs pAletea, poy-ay-tace' ; from aperformer; spec, a "poet"; doer, poet.
4100:
polutr Apos, pol-oot-rop'-oce; 4$11. irop^vpouoiXis pArphurApolls, por-foofrom a comp. of 4183 and 3138; in many ways, rop'-o-lis; fem. of a comp. of 4200 and 4433; a. female trader in purple cloth: seller of purple. i.e. variously as to method or form: in divers man4212. wd,Kis pdsakls, pos-ak'-is; mult, from ners.
4188.
irS|j.a
puma, pom'-ah;
from the
alt.
a beverage: drink.
4100; depravity,
i.e.
of 4003;
4214;
how many
'.
times:
how oft (-en).

pos'-is;
irocris
p Asia,
f rom'the alt. of 4003:
4164der.
;
iroilcCXos
i.e.
irovnpCa pAnerla, pcm-ay-ree'-ah; pAlkllAs, poy-kee'-los; of uncert. 4189.
from
drinking (the
.
act), i.e. (concr.)
a draught: drink.
motley,
various in character: divers, mani-
(spec.) malice;
plur. (concr.)
plots, sins: iniquity, wickedness.

irOi|iatv
fold.
4165.
pAlmalno, poy-mah'ee-no; from

a shepherd
(or fig. superviser):
4190. irovT]p6s
pAnerAs, pon-ay^ros'; from a
der.
from an obsol. iro$ p6a(who, what) and 3739; interrog. pron. (of amount) how much (large, long or [plur.] many) :how great
pos'-os;
ir6o-os
pAsAa,
4166; to tend as feed (cattle), rule.
of 4102; hurtful, i.e. evil (prop, in effect or influence, and thus differing from 233b, which refers rather to
essential character, as well as from 4530, which indicates degeneracy from original virtue); flg. calamitous; also (pass.) ill, i.e. diseased; but espec. (mor.) cul-
4166. iroin^v pAlmen, poy-mane'; of uncert. affln. ; a shepherd (lit. or fig.): shepherd, pastor.
many), what. 4215. irerau6s pAtamAs, pot-anils'; prob. from a der. of the alt. of 4003 (comp. 4224) ; a current, brook
(long,
river,
or freshet (as drinkable), stream, water.
i.e.
running water:flood
416s;
4167. iroC|ivi] pAlmne, poym'-nay; contr. from pable, i.e. derelict, vicious, facinorous; neut. (sing.) 4216. irOTO(io<p6pijTos pAtamAphAretAs, pota flock (lit. or fig.):flock, fold. mischief, malice, or (plur.) guilt; masc. (sing.) the am-of-or'-ay-tos; from 4215 and a der. of 3409; riversinners: evil, harm, devil, or (plur.) bad, grievous, irot|J.viov pAlmnlAn, poym'-nee-on; neut. 4168. borne, i.e. overwhelmed by a stream:carried away wicked malicious, (-ness). See also lewd, 4191. of a presumed der. of 4107; a. flock, i.e. (fig.) group (of of the flood.
4191. irovnpoTpos pAnerAterAs, pon-ay-rot'-er4169. irotos pAlAs, poy'-os; from the base of 422b os; compar. of 4190; more evil: more wicked. and 3634; individualizing interrog. (of character) 4192. iroVos pAnAs, pon'-os; from the base of what sort of, or (of number) which one:what (man- 3003; toil, i.e. (by impl.) anguish:pain. ner of), which. 4193. IIovtik6s PAntlkAs, pon-tik-os'; from 4170. iroXcpiw pAIAmeo, pol-em-eh'-o; from 4171; 4103; a Pontican, i.e. native of Pontus: born in to be (engaged) in warfare, i.e. to battle (lit. or flg.): Fontus. fight, (make) war. 4194. IKvtios PAntl A, pon'-tee-os; of Lat. or.; 4171. ir6X|ios pAlSmAs, pol'-em-os; from ir&o- appar. bridged; Pontius, a Eom.:Pontius.
believers):flock.
4219
4217. irorairos pAtapAs, pot-ap-os'; appar. from and the base of 422b; interrog. whatever, i.e. of
of 4223 (any,
what possible sort: what (manner of). 42 18. irori pAtfi, pot-eh'; from the base
and 5037;
indef. adv., at
some time, every-afore-
some-) time (-s), at length (the last), old time, in time past, once, when.
(+
n-) ever, in
the
|iOi
pAlAmal
(to bustle);
warfare
(lit.
single encounter or a series): battle, fight,
or fig.; a war.
4195. IKvtos region of Asia Minor: Pontus.
4219. ir&rt pAtS, pot'-eh; from the base of 422b (- how long, and 3037; interrog. adv., at what time: Pout As, pon'-tos; a sea; Pontus, a when.
4220. irortpov
pAterAn,
pot'-er-on;
neut. of
417S. irfXis pdlls,

4171,
pol'-is; prob.
or peril, 4183; greater or less size):city.
from
from the same as 4196. IloirXios PApUAs, pop'-lee-os; of Lat. or. compar. of the base of 422b; interrog. as a town (prop, with walls, of appar. "popular"; Poplius (i.e. Publius), a Rom.: (ot two), i.e. is it this or that: whether.
Publius.
adv., which
4173. iroXirdpxns pAUtarcbes, pdUt-ar'-khace; 4197. iropeta pArela, por-i'-dh; from 4108; travel from 4172 and 7/7; a fou>ri-o/Rcer, i.e. magistrate: (by land); flg. (plur.) proceedings, i.e. career: Jourruler of the city. ney [-tag], ways. 4174. iroXlTtto pAltteta, pol-ee-ti'-ah; from 4177 4198. iropEvou,<u pArAnAmal, por-yoo'-om-ahee; {"polity"): citizenship; concr. a community: com- mid. from a der. of the same 8,33084; to traverse, i.e. monwealth, freedom. travel (lit. or fig.; espec. to remove [flg. die], live,
4221. iro'rijpiov pAterlAn, pot-ay 1 -ree-on; neut. of a der. of the alt. of 4093; a drinking-vessel; by extens, the contents thereof, i.e. a cupful (draught); flg. a lot or fate:cup.
4222. irorCgo pAtizo. pot-id'-zo; from a der. of the alt. of 4093; to furnish drink, irrigate:give (make) to drink, feed, water.
Poteeoloy

.
or.;
IIotCoXoi PStioloi, pot-ee'-ol-oy; of Lat. wells, i.e. mineral springs; Potioli (i.e. Puteoli), a place in Italy: Puteoli.
?.
irpeo-ptiTis
little
of 4246; an old
irpi\6a
presbutls, pres-boo'-tis; woman: aged woman. pretho. See 4002.
tern.
4272. irpoStSa>|U
prddldoml,
prod-id'-o-mee;
from 4233 and
1323; to give before the other party has
given:first give.
4224. itotos pdt&s, pot'-os; from the alt. of 4095; a drinking-bout or carousal: banqueting. 4225. irov
pda, poo; gen. of an indef. pron. iris (some) otherwise obsol. (comp. 4214) ; as adv. of place, somewhere, i.e. nearly: about, a certain
pSs
4273. irpoSoTns proddtes, prod-ot'-ace; from 424S. irpmvfjs prenes, pray-nace'; from 4233; 4272 (in the sense of giving forward into another's leaning (falling) forward ("prone"), i.e. head fore[the enemy's] hands); a surrender: betrayer, traitor. most:headlong. irpo8pe(iu prodremo. See 4300. 4249. irpiijw prlzo, prid'-zo; a strengthened form 4274. irpdSpop.os prodromes, prod'-rom-os;
of a prim. irp(o> asunder.
prio
(tosate); to
saw in two: saw from
place.
4226. irov pda, poo; gen. of an interrog. pron.

iris pfls (ojfta<) otherwise obsol. (perb. the same as 4225 used with the rising slide of inquiry); as adv. of
4250. irpCv prln, prin; sooner:before (that), ere. 4251. npto-Ka
adv. from 4233; prior,
the alt. of 4300; a runner ahead, i.e. scout (fig. precursor): forerunner. 4275% irpoeCSw prdeldo, pro-i'-do; from 4233 and
1492; foresee: foresee, saw before. irpociptto prdelreo. Seeô.
place; at (byimpl. io)j7ia*locality: where, whither.

Ift27.
Priska,
pris'-kah;
of Lat. or.;
IIov8i]S
Poudcs,
(i.e.
poo'-dace;
a,
of Lat. or.;
fem. of Priscus, ancient; Priska, a Chr. Prisca. See also 4252.
woman:
4276. irpoe\ir(<D proelplzo, pr6-el-pid'-zo; from 4233 and ib7q; to hope in advance of other confirmation:
modest; Pudes
Pudens\
Chr.:Pudens.
first trust.
{$28. irovs pirns, pooce; (flg. or lit.): foot (stool). 4229. irpd^jjia
a prim word;
IIpCcKiWa Prlscilla, pris'-cil-lah; dimin. 4277a," foot" of 4231; Priscilla (i.e. little Prisca), a Chr. woman:
4252.
203b;
Priscilla.
irpoe'irw prdepo, pro-ep'-o; from 4233 and to soy already, to predict;forewarn, say (speak, tell) before. Comp. 4280.
pragma, prag'-mah; from 4138; a
deed; by impl. an affair; by extens. an object (material):business, matter, thing, work.
4253. irp6 prft, pr5; a prim, prep.; "fore", i.e. in front of, prior (flg. superior) to:above, ago, before, or ever. In comp. it retains the same significations. 4254. irpodY
71; to
4278. irpoevdpxou.a> proenarclidnial, pro-enar'-khom-ahee; from 4233 and 1728; to commence already:begin (before),
from
4^30. KpayfLarda pragmatela, prag-mat-i'-ah; 4231; a transaction, i.e. negotiation:aSair.
proago. prb-ag'-o; from 4233 and
4279. irpoeira/yy&Xonat
to promise of old:
lead forward (magisterially); intrans. to precede (in place or time [part, previous]): bring (forth,
out),
proepaggellomal,
from
4233
pro-ep-ang-ghel '-lom-ahee; mid.
and
iSbi;
4231. irpa7|i,aTVO|j.ai pragmateudmal, pragmat-y 00' -om-ahee; from ^229; to busy oneself with, 1.6. to trade: occupy.
promise before.
go before.
J$32. irpai/nipiov praltorl&n, prahee-to'-reeon; of Lat. or. the prostorium or governor's courtroom (sometimes includ. the whole edifice and camp): (common, judgment) hall (of judgment),
;
palace, prsetorium.
4255. irpoaipfopat. prdairedmai, pro-ahee-reh'om-ahee; from 4233 and 138; to choose for oneself before another thing ( prefer), i.e. (by impl.) to propose (intend): purpose. 4256. irpoaiTidopai pr5altlaomal, pro-aheetee-ah' -om-ahee; from 4233 and a der. of 13b; to accuse already, i.e. previously charge: prove before. 4257. irpomcovw proak&no, pro-ak-oo'-o; from 4233 and igi; to hear already, i.e. anticipate: hear
4280. irpocpe'u prdereo, pro-er-eh'-o; from 4233 and 2046; used as alt. of 4277; to say already, predict:foretell, say (speak, tell) before. 4281. irpo'pX ial
(
prderchomal,
pro-er'-fcftom-
ahee; from 4233 and 2064 (includ. its alt.); to go onward, precede (in place or time): go before (farther, forward), outgo, pass on.
4%33. 7rp&KT(i>p praktor, prdk'-tore; from a der.

014238; apractiser,
Officer.
i.e.
(spec.)
an official collector:
4282. irpoToip.d|(D proetdlmazo, pro-et-oymad'-zo; from 4233 and 2oqo; to fit up in advance (lit. or fig.): ordain before, prepare afore.
before.
JJ234- irpois praxis, prax'-is; from 4238; practice, i.e. (concr.) an act; by extens. a function:
4258. irpoap,apT&v>
ar-tan'-o;
proamartano,
4283. irpocva'Y'ycXôp.aL
prb-am(to
proeuaggllz6mal,
deed,
office,
work.
423a,
from 4233 and 264; to sin previously conversion) : sin already, heretofore sin.
4235. irpdos pra,8s, prah'-os; a form of in cert, parts; gentle, i.e. humble: meek.
used 4259. irpoavXiov prtfaulion, pro-ouY-lee-on; 4284- irpoexo|*<u proechomai, pro-ekh -omneut. of a presumed comp. of 4233 and 833; a foreahee; mid. from 4233 and 2192; to hold oneself before irpaoTns 4236. prajdtes, prah-ot'-ace; from 4233; court, i.e. vestibule (alley-way): porch. others, i.e. (flg.) to excel: be better. gentleness; by impl. humility: meekness. 4260. irpoPa(vci) probalno, prob-ah'ee-no; from 4285. irpoi]7Cop,at prdegeomal, pro-ay-geh'4237. irpcurid prasla, pras-ee-ah'; perh. from 4233 and the base of ojo; to walk forward, i.e. adom-ahee; from 4233 and 2233; to lead the way for years): (great age, go vance (lit. or in be of a jrpdurov prasdn (a leek, and so an onion-patch) a others, i.e show deference: prefer. garden-plot, i.e. (by impl. of regular beds) a row (re- farther (on), be well stricken. 4286. irpo6ris prdtbesis, proth'-es-is; from peated in plur. by Hebr. to indicate an arrange- 4261. irpopdAXto proballo, prob-al'-lo; from 4388; & setting forth, i.e. (flg.) proposal (intention); ment): in ranks. 4233 and qo6; to throw forward, i.e. push to the front, spec, the sftow-bread (in the Temple) as exposed be4238. irpd<r<r( prasso, pras'-so; a prim, verb; to germinate:put forward, shoot forth. fore God: purpose, shew [-bread], " practise", i.e. perform repeatedly or habitually 4262. irpoPa/riKOs prdbatlkog, prob-at-ik-os' 4287. irpoSicriuos prdtliesmids, proth-es'-mee(thus differing from 4760, which prop, refers to a from 4203; relating to sheep, i.e. (a gate) through os; from 4233 and a der. of 50*7; fixed beforehand. single act); by impl. to execute, accomplish, etc.; which they were led into Jerusalem: sheep (market). i.e. (fem. with 2230 impl.) a designated day : time apspec, to collect (dues), fare (personally):commit, 4263. irpopaTov pro baton, prob'-at-on; prop, pointed. deeds, do, exact, keep, require, use arts. neut. of a presumed der. of 4260; something that 4288. irpo6u|j.Ca protbumia, proth-oo-mee'-afc; 4239. irpavs praiis. prah-ooce'; appar. a prim, walks forward (a quadruped), i.e. (spec.) a sheep (lit. from 4289; predisposition, i.e. alacrity: forwardword; mild, i.e. (by impl.) humble: meek. See also or fig.): sheep ([-fold]). ness of mind, readiness (of mind), ready (willing)
;
pro-yoo-ang-ghel-id'-zom-ahee; mid. from 4233 and 2007; to announce glad news in advance: preach before the gospel.
4233-
4264. irpopipdjd)
praiit.es,
prah-oo'-tace;
i.e.
probtbazo,
prob-ib-ad'-zo;
mind.
4240. irpODTtjs
4230; mildness,
(by impl.) humility:
from from 4233 and a redupl. form of 971; to force for- 4289. irp60v|ios prothumos, proth'-oo-mos; meekness. ward, i.e. bring to the front, instigate: draw, befrom 4233 and 2372; forward in spirit, i.e. predisfore instruct.
posed," neut. (as
4241. irpir<a prepo,prep'-o; appar. a prim, verb; to tower up (be conspicuous), i.e. (by impl.) to be suitable or proper (third pers. sing, pres. indie often used tapers., it is fit or right): become, comely.
,
noun) alacrity: ready, willing.
4265. irpopXeVw
problepo,
prob-lep'-o;
i.e.
from
4290. Trpo8vu.us
adv.
prothumos,
proth-oo'-moce;
4291. irpotcrTijpi proisteml, pro-is' -tay-mee; 4242. irpeo-peCa presbeia, pres-bi'-ah; from 4243; 4266. irpoy(von<H prdglndmal, prog-in'-omfrom 4253 and 2470; to stand before, i.e. (in rank) to (eldership), i.e. (by impl.) an embassy ahee; from 4233 and toqb; to be already, i.e. have seniority preside, or (by impl.) to practise: maintain, be over, (concr. ambassadors): ambassage, message. previously transpired: be past. rule.
4233 and qgi; to look out beforehand, advance: provide.
furnish in
from
428Q; with alacrity: willingly.
4243. irpeo-fitia
prsbeuo, pres-byoo'-o; from the base of 4243; to be a senior, i.e. (by impl.) act as a representative (flg. preacher): be an ambassador.
4267. irpOYiv<i<rK0>
prdglnoskd, prog-in-oce'-ko;
to
from
and see: foreknow

4233
logy;
(
ordain),
know beforehand, know (before).
i.e.
fore-
4292. irpOKaXlopai, prokaledmal, prok-al-eh'om-ahee; mid. from 4233 and 2364; to call forth to
oneself (challenge),
i.e.
(by impl.) to irritate:pro-
4244. Trpjo-pvT^ptov presbuterion, pres-booter'-ee-on; neut. of a presumed der. of 4243; the order of elders, i.e. (spec.) Isr. Sanhedrim or Chr. "presbyter y" .'(estate of) elder (-s), presbytery.
4268. irpo-yviDcris prognosis, prog'-no-sis; from 4267; forethought: foreknowledge.

4269. irpd-yovos
4266;
voke.
4293. irpoKaTayy&Xco
at-ang-ghel'-lo;
prokataggello,
prok-
progoiids,
prog'-on-os;
from
an
ancestor,
(grand-) parent:forefather,
forehand,
i.e.
from 4233 and 26057 to aimoimce bepredict, promise: foretell, have notice
4245. irpe<rPTpos presbuterds, pres-boo'-teros;
parent.
(shew) before.
compar. of irpeVPus
presbus
(elderly);
older;
4270. irpoypd(p<D
4233
prdgrapho,
prog-raf'-o;
flg.
from
as noun, a senior; spec, an Isr. Sanhedrist (also flg. member of the celestial council) or Chr. "pres-
and
1123; to write previously;
to announce,
prescribe:before ordain, evidently set forth, write

(afore, aforetime).
4294. irpoicaTapTCiJw prAkatartlzo, prok-at-artid'-zo; from 4233 and 2673; to prepare in advance: make up beforehand.
byter":elder
(-est), old.
4295. irpdKap.ai
prdketmal,
prok'-i-mahee,
i.e. (flg.)
presbutes, pres-boo'-tace; 4271. irpoSnXos prddelos, prod'-ay-los; from from 4233 and from the same as 4245; an old man; aged (man), old 4233 and i2!2; plain before all men, i.e. obvious: be present (to
4246. wprPT!)s
2749; to lie before the view,
to
man.
evident, manifest (open) beforehand.
the mind), to stand forth (as an example or reward):be first, set before (forth).

4296. irpoKTipOinro
eo;
Poteeoloy Prospinos
61
prAkeriiMo, prok-ay-rooce'- 4317.

(i.e.
from 4253 and 2784; to herald advance: before (first) preach.

4297. irponoirfj
progress,
i.e.
proclaim) in
prAkdpe, profc-op-asr'; from 4208;

(aubj. or obj.): further-
advancement
ance, profit.
(convert) to Judaism irpoco/yw prAsago, pros-ag'-o; from 4314 gion, i.e. (spec.) an acceder (" proselyte"):proselyte. and 71; to lead towards, i.e. (trans.) to conduct near (summon, present), or (intrans.) to approach: bring, 4340. irpoo-KCupos prAskalrAs, pros'-fcaTiee-ros," draw near. from 4314 and 2540; for the occasion only, i.e. tempodur- [eth] for awhile, endure for a time, for 4318. irpoo-aywYî prAsagoge, pros-ag-ogue-ay' rary: a season, temporal. admission: access. from (comp.
4317
72);
4298. irpOK6irru prAkApto, proh-op'-to; from 4253 and 2875; to drive forward (as if by beating), i.e. (fig. and intrans.) to advance (in amount, to grow; in time, to be well along) : increase, proceed, profit, be far spent, wax.
4319.
irpoo~aiT<i
prAsalto
pros-ahee-teh'-o;
i.e.
from 4J14 and

solicit:beg.
154; to
ask repeatedly (importune),
4341. irpoo-KaXc'o|iai prAskalAAmal, pros-kaU eh'-om-ahee; mid. from 43/4 and 2564; to caiJ toward
oneself,
i.e.
summon, invite:call
(for, to, unto).
ter-eh'-o; from 4314 &nd 2594; to be earnest towards, from 4314 and 305; to ascend farther, i.e. (to a thing) to persevere, be constantly diligent, 4299. irpoKpijid prAkrlma, proW-ree-mah; from i.e. 6e promoted (take an upper [more honorable] or (in a place) to attend assiduously all the exercises, a comp. of 4253 and 2qiq; a prejudgment {prejudice), seat):go up. or (to a person) to adhere closely to (as a servitor): 1.6. prepossession;prefer one before another. 4321. irpoo-avaXCo-Ku prftsanallsko, pros-an- attend (give self) continually (upon), continue (in, in4200. irpoKvpow prfikurAo, prok-oo-ro'-o; from al-is'-ko; from 4314 and 355; to expend further: stant in, with), wait on (continually). spend. ^2? and 2004; to ratify previously: confirm before. 4343. irpo<TKopT^pt]o-is prdskarterests, prosprAlambano, proUam- 4322. irpotravairXnpow prAganaplerAo, pros- kar-ter' -ay-sis; from 4342; persistency:persever4301. irpoXanP&vu an-ap-lay-ro'-o; from 4314 and 378; to Jill up further, ban'-o; from ^jj and 29<??; to /afce in adva7ice, i.e. ance. i.e. furnish fully : supply. (fig.) to (lit.) eat before others have an opportunity 4344- irpo<rKe<j>A\oiov prdskephalaldn, prosanticipate, surprise: come aforehand, overtake, 4323. irpo<ravar(8ii|u prAsanatltheml, prosan-at-ith'-ay-mee; from 4314 and j^,* to lay up in kef-al'-ahee-on; neut. of a presumed comp. of 4314 take before. head, i.e. a cushion: addition, i.e. (mid. and fig.) to impart or (by impl.) to and 277b; something for the 4302. irpoXfyw prAlego, prol-eg'-o; from #23 pillow. consult. in conference add, confer. and 3004; to saj/ beforehand, i.e. predict, forewarn: 4324. irpoo-aiKiXiai pros-ap-i- 4345. irpo<rK\T|p6 prdsklerdo, pros-klay-ro'-Oj prAsapgllSo, foretell, tell before. leh'-o; from 4?.^ and JV6; to menace additionally: from 4314 and 2820; to give a common lot to, i.e. (fig.)
4320. irpoo-avaf3atvw
prAsanabalno,
43^2. irpoo-KapTepe'w pros-an-
prdskarterSo,
pros-kar-
ab-ah'ee-no;
irpojj.a.pTvpojj.a.1
prAmartnr&mal, promto 6e
threaten further.
to associate with: consort with.
4325. irpo<rSairava prAsdapanao, pros-dap- 4346. irpdo-KXuris prdskllsls, pros''-klis-is; from in advance, i.e. an-ah'-o; from 4314 and 1150; to eapend additional- a comp. of 4314 and 2827; a leaning towards, i.e. (fig.) 4304- wpO|w\*rA prAliafiletao, prom-el-et-ah'-o; ly: spend more. proclivity (favoritism) partiality. from #2.? and j/o/; to premeditate: meditate be- 4326. irpoo-Seo|iai [>r<>sd< omul, pros-deh'-om4347. irpoo-KoXXdw pr5sk61Iao, pros-kol-lah'-o; fore. ahee; from 4314 and //<?<?,' to require additionally, from 4114 and afy; to oiite to, i.e. (fig.) to adhere: pr&merlmnao, prom-er- i.e. want further:need. 4.305. irpoucpiu.va> cleave, join (self). to care (anxiously) in im-nah'-o; from 4233 and jôo; 4^7. irpocr8XO(iai prosdechamal, pros-dekh'advance:take thought beforehand. prftgkdmma, pros'-komom-ahee; from 4?/./ and /20O; to admit (to inter- 4348. irp6o-K0(ip.a 4306. irpovo& prAnAgo, pron-6-eh'-o; from 4253 course, hospitality, credence or [fig.] endurance); by mah; from 4350; a stub, i.e. (fig.) occasion of aposand 3539) to consider in advance, i.e. Joofc out for be- impl. to await (with confidence or patience): accept, tasy:offence, stumbling (-block, [-stone]). forehand (act. by way of maintenance for others; allow, look (wait) for, take. ^5^9. irpoo-Koirf) prAskdpe, pros-kop-ay'; from mid. hy way of circumspection for oneself): provide 4328. irpoo-SoKau prAsdAkao, pros-dok-ah'-o; 4250,' a stumbling, i.e. (fig. and concr.) occasion of (for). from 4314 and ooKtw dAkAud (to luafcft); to an- sin: offence. 4307. irpdvoia proiiola, pron'-oy-ah; from 4306; ticipate (in thought, hope or fear); by impl. to ^550. irpoo-K6irra> prdskdpto, pros-fcop'-to; forethought, i.e. provident care or supply: provi- await: (be in) expect (-ation), look (for), when from and
predict: testify beforehand.
r-4oo'-rom-ahee;
from 4233 and j/<y;
a witness
dence, provision.
looked, tarry, wait for.
and
4305. irpoopda prAArao, pro-or-ah'-o; from ^25^ 4329. irpoo-SoKta prdsddkla, pros-dok-ee'-ah; J70(SV to behold in advance, i.e. (act.) to notice from 4328; apprehension (of evil); hy impl. infliction 4351. irpoo-KvXCw prdskullo, pros-koo-lee'-o; (another) previously, or (mid.) to fteep in (one's own) anticipated: expectation, looking after. from 4314 and 2047; to roK towards, i.e. oiocft view: foresee, see before. against:roll (to). irpotrSpe'jiio prAsdrmo. See 4370. 4309. irpooptja prAArlzo, prb-or-id'-zo; from 4330. irpocredo prosead, pros-eh-ah'-o; from 4352. trpoo-Kvyfo rprftskaned, pros-ftoo-nefc'-o; 4253 and J724,' to limit in advance, i.e. (fig.) predefrom 4314 and a prob. der. of 2065 (mean, to kiss, like 4314 and i43g; to permit further progress: suffer. termine: determine before, ordain, predestinate. a dog licking his master's hand); to fawn or crouch 4331. irpo<rYyCt,ci> prAsgggtzo, pros-eng-ghid'prApasebo, prop-as'-kho; 4310. irpoiraVxw to, i.e. (lit. or fig.) prostrate oneself in homage (do zo; from 4314 and 1448; to approach near:come from 4233 and 3058; toundergohaxdshippreviously: reverence to, adore); worship.
4?/4< 2875; to strike at, i.e. surge against (as water); spec, to stw& on, i.e. trip up (lit. or fig.): beat upon, dash, stumble (at).
suffer before.
nigh.
4311. irponiu,ir
4553
prApSmpo, prop-em'-po;
i.e.
from
and
3QQ2; to send forward,
escort or aid in
travel:accompany, bring (way), conduct forth.
(forward) on
journey
4332. irpo<re8pEV(o prosfidreuo, pros-ed-ryoo'-o; of 4314 and the base of 1476; to sit near, i.e. attend as a servant: wait at.
4353. irpoo-KVKnr(js
nay-tace';
prdskumetes,
pros-fcoo-
from a comp.
from
4352;
4333. irpo<repY&o|i.ai
prAse>gazAmal, pros-er- from
43i#. irpoireWjs prAptes, prop-et-ace' ; from a comp. of 4253 and 4008; falling forward, i.e. fteadlong
(fig.
gad'-zom-ahee; from 4314 and 2038; to work additionally, i.e. (by impl.) acquire besides; gain.
4354. irpoo-XaXe'u 4314 and apito, to talk speak to (with).

-
an adorer: worshipper. prdslaleo, pros-lal-eh'-o;

to, i.e.
conuerse with;
4355. vpoa-Xaufiavu
ban'-o;
(food),
pr&slambano,
pros-lam-
precipitate):heady, rash [ly].
prop-oryoo'-om-ahee; from 4233 and 4108; to precede (as guide or herald):go before.
4313. trpoiropevopcu
prApArguAmal,
4$&l. irpo<ripxou,<n prAserchAmal, pros-er'khom-ahee; from 4314 and 2064 (includ. its alt.); to
approach, i.e. (lit.) come near, visit, or (fig.) worship, assent to; (as soon as he) come (unto), come thereunto, consent,
from 4314 and 2083 ; to tafce to oneself, i.e. use lead (aside), admit (to friendship or hospitalpros'-lape-sis;
ity):receive, take (unto}.
draw
near,
go
(near, to, unto).
from
4356. irp6o-XTn|tSj prdslepsls, 4355; admission:receiving.
4314- irpos prAs, pros; a strengthened form of 4253I * prep, of direction; forward to, i.e. toward
(with the genit. ffte side of, i.e. pertaining to; the dat. 62/ the side of, i.e. near to; usually with the
4335. irpoo-cvx^j prAsAuche, pros-yoo-khay' 4357. irpoo"uiv prAsmeno, pros-men'-o; from from 4336; prayer (worship); by impl. an oratory 4374 and 3306; to stay further, i.e. remain in a place, with with a person; fig. to adhere to, persevere in: abide (chapel) : x pray earnestly, prayer.
still,
4336. irpoo-cuxo|iai prAsAncbAmat, pros-yoo' the destination of the relation, i.e. whither or for khom-ahee; from 4314 and 2172; to pray to God, i.e which it is predicated): about, according to, against, supplicate, worship:pray (X earnestly, for), make
accus. the place, time, occasion, or respect,
be with, cleave unto, continue

irpoo-opu.Cr,a>
in (with).
which
is
4358.
zo;
prAsArmlzo,
pros-or-mid'-
among,
for,
at, because of, before, between, ([where-]) by, at thy house, in, for intent, nigh unto, of, which pertain to, that, to (the end that), together
prayer.
,
,
4337. n po<rix < prAsAcho, pros-ekh'-o; from ^/^ and 2z<p2; (fig.) to hold the mind ( 3563 impl.) towards, 4359. irpoo-odSeCXw prAsAphello, pros-of-i'4o; to ([you]) -ward, unto, with (-in). In comp. it denotes i.e. pay attention to, be cautious about, apply one- from 4314 and 3784; to be indebted additionally: essentially the same applications, namely, motion to- self to, adhere to:(give) attend (-ance, -ance at, over besides. wards, accession to, or nearness at. -ance to, unto), beware, be given to, give (take) heed 4360. irpoo-oxeCJffl prAsAcbthlzo, pros-oWi4315. irpoo-d|3|3aTOV pr Asabbat An, pros-ao'-6at- (to, unto) have regard. thid'-zo; from <?/^ and a form of oxB&o Achtb5
from 4314 and a der. of the same as 3730 (mean, to tie [anchor] or lull); to moor to, i.e. (by impl.) land at: draw to the shore.
on; from 4253 and 4521; a fore-sabbath, i.e. the Sabbath-eve: day before the sabbath. Comp. 3004.
4338.
4314
irpo<rn\6(i>
prAselfto, pros-ay-lo'-o; from

i.e.
(to 6e
vexed with something irksome); to feel indig-
and a
der. of 2247; to peg to,
spifce
fast: nail
nant at: be grieved with.
4316.
yoo'-o;
irpoero/yopevci)
prAsagArSuo,
der. of
from 4314 and a

i.e.
angue); to address,
pros-ag-or- to. 4361. irpoo-imvos prAspelndg, pros'-pi-nos; 58 (mean, to har- 4?59. irpo<Wj\uTos prAaelntAs, pros-ay 1 -loo-tos; from 4314 and the same as 3083; hungering further* salute by name:call. from the alt. of 4334; an arriver from a foreign re- i.e. intensely hungry:-very hungry.
Prospaygnoomee
irpo<nriJY vv l"'
rtoo-mee;

pros-payg 1 ;.
prdspegnuml,
irpOTdo-o-u
protasso,
i.e.
prot-as'-so;
from the front row),

(highest,
i.e.
preeminence in council :cluef

seat.
to
from 4314 and 4078; to fasten impale (on a cross): crucify.
to, i.e. (spec.)
4233 and 3021; to pre-arrange, appoint.
prescribe: before
uppermost)
4363. irpocnrtirra pr&splpto, pros-pip'-to; from 4385. irpoTEtvw prottino, prot-i'-no; from 4253 4314 and 4098; to fall towards, i.e. (gently) prostrate and xetvu teluo (to stretch); to protend, i.e. tie oneself (in supplication or homage), or (violently) to prostrate (for scourging): bind. rush upon (in storm):beat upon, fall (down) at (be43S6". irpdrcpov prdtron, prof'-er-on; neut. of fore). <?<S7 as adv. (with or without .the art); previously: irpo(nroUo(iai prospdiedmai, pros-poy4364. before, (at the) first, former. from and do forward mid. 4160; to eh'-om-ahee; 4314 irportpos prdterds, prof-er-os; compar. of 4387. pretend about do thing): i.e. (as if to a for oneself, 4333; prior or previous: former. make as though.
4411. trpuroKXio-Ca protdkllsla, pro-tok-Us-eefah; from 4413 and 2828; a reclining îrst (in the place of honor) at the dinner-bed, i.e. preeminence at meals:chief (highest, uppermost) room. 441S. irpwTov proton, pro' -ton; neut. of 4413 as adv. (with or without 3588); firstly (in time, place, order, or importance):before, at the beginning,
chiefly, (at, at the) first (of all).
4365. irposiropwo(i.ai
prosp5ruomal,
pros-
por-yoo'-om-ahee; from 4314 and 4198; to journey towards, i.e. approach [not the same as 4313]:go
before.
4388. vpori&tjiai prdtlthemal, prot-ith'-emahee; mid. from 4253 and 3087; to ptoce before, i.e.
(for oneself) to exhibit;
(to
4413. irpwros protos, pro'-tos; contr. superl. of 4233; foremost (in time, place, order or importance): before, beginning, best, chief (est), first (of
all),
former.
oneself) to -propose (de-
termine):
purpose, set forth.
4414- irpamxrrdrris
ace;
from
i.e.
4389. irpoTpirop,ai prdtrepomal, prot-rep'-om4366. irpo(Tfrij7VU(H. prdsregnaml, pros-rayg'- ahee; mid. from 4233 and the base of 5157; to turn noo-mee; from 4314 and 448b; to tear towards, i.e. forward for oneself, i.e. encourage: exhort. burst upon, (as a tempest or flood) :beat vehemently 4390. vporpA\a protrecbo, prot-rekh'-o; from against (upon). ^zjjand 3143 (includ. its alt.); to run forward, i.e. 4367. irpoordoTra) prdstasso, pros-tas'-so; outstrip, precede: outrun, run before. from 4?/.* and jos/; to arrange towards, i.e. (fig.) en- 4391. irpovirapxM prdiipai-chd, pro-oop-ar'-
ranks,
protdstates, pro-tos-tat'and 247b; one standing first in the a captain (champion):ringleader.

4413
4415. -irpuToroKia protdtokla, pro-fot-ofc'-eeah; from 441b; primogeniture (as aprivilege):birthright.
4416. irpMTOTOKOS prototdkds, pro-tot-ok'-os; from 4413 and the alt. of 3088; first-born (usually as
noun,
join:
bid, command.
der. of 4291;
lit.
or fig.):firstbegotten (-born).
4098; to
4368. irpotrrdTis
of
courer.
4369. irpoortBuui prostltbeml, pros-tith'-ay- text:cloke, colour, pretence, show. mee; from 4314 and 3087; to place additionally, i.e. 4393. irpo(f>epa> propbSro, prof-er'-o; from 4233 toy beside, annex, repeat:add, again, give more, a.nas342; to bear forward, i.e. produce:bring forth. increase, lay unto, proceed further, speak to any -?9.. irpocjnyreta prdpbetela, prof-ay-ti'-ah; more. from 4796 ("propftecy"); prediction (scriptural or
prdstatls, pros-tat'-is; tern. trip, i.e. (fig.) to err, sin, fail (of salvation):fall, ofa patroness, i.e. assistant:suc- 439S. irpo<|>ao-is prdphasls, prof'-as-is; from a fend, stumble. comp. of 4233 and.33/6; an outward showing, i.e. pre- 4418. irx^pvo pterna, pter'-mafc,* of uncert. der.;
the heel
(fig.
from 4233 and 5223; to exist be or do something previously:

kho;
before,
I-
i.e.
(adv.) to
4417 irrata ptalo, ptah'-yo; a form of
be before (time).
yheel.
4419- TCpu'Yiov pteruglon, pter-oog'-ee-on; neut. of a presumed der. of 4420; a winglet, i.e. (flg.)
extremity (top corner):
pinnacle.
4370. irpQcrrp!x prdstrecbo, pros-trekh'-o; other):prophecy, prophesying. from 4314 and 3143 (includ. its alt.); to run towards, 4395. vpotyiyreva propbeteuo, prof-ate-yoo'-o; 4481. irrnviv ptendn, ptay-non'; contr. for i.e. hasten to meet or join: run (thither to, to). from 4396; to foretell events, divine, speak under in- 4071; a bird:bird. 4371. irpoo-oSd-yiov prdspfaaglon, pros-fag'-ee- spiration, exercise the prophetic office:prophesy. 4422. -maia pt5eo, pto-eh'-o; prob. akin to the on; neut. of a presumed der. of a comp. of 4314 and 4396. irpoc "/JTns propheteg, prof-ay'-tace; from r alt. of 4098 (through the idea of causing to fall) or to 5313; something eaten in addition to bread, i.e. a a comp. of 4233 and jj^6; a foreteller ("prophet "); 4072 (through that of causing to fly away); to scare.1 relish (spec, fish; comp. 3703): meat. by anal, an inspired speaker; by extens. a poet:
4420. irrepv| pterux, pter'-oox; from a der. of 4072 (mean. & feather); a wing: wing.
4#7#. irp6o-|)OTOS
prdgphatds,
frighten.
prob'-fat-os;
prophet.
from 130 and a

slain ( fresh),
i.e. (flg.)
der. of 4069; previously (recently) lately made:new.
4423.
irr6n,cris
ptoesls,
pto'-ay-sis;
^575.
irpoir<j>dT<s
prospbatog,
pros-/at'-oce,-
prSphetkoB,pro/-ajy-tifc-os'; alarm: amazement. from 4196; pertaining to a foreteller (" prophetic") 4424. nroXeuots of prophecy, of the prophets.
^597.
irpo<j>i)Ti.K<5s
from
4422;
Ptolemals,
;
ptoUemâh-is';
adv. from 4772; recently:lately.
4398.
4396;
irpo<j><)Tt$
prdpbettg,
prof-ay'-tis; fern, of
^74.
rt?Z0t
irpo<r<|>^pc
1
prdspbero,
its alt.);
and jj
to,
^ (includ.
pros-fer'-o; from to bear towards, i.e.

(to,
a female
foreteller or
an inspired woman:
pro/-i7ian'-o;
from H/roXtnatos Ptdlmaids (Ptolemy, otter whom it was named) Ptolemais,& place in PaL:
Ptolemals.
prophetess.
lead
tender (espec. to God), treat: bring
4399.
irpoijiSdvai
propbtbano,
put to.
i.e. anfrom 4233 and 3348; to get an 4426. irrbpa pturo, ptoo'-ro; from a presumed ticipate: prevent. 4375. irpocnjuX^js progphlleg, pros-fee-lace'; 4400. ffpoxp(?,op,(n proclielrizomal, prokh-i- der. of 4429 (and thus akin to 4422); to frighten: from a presumed comp. of 4314 and 3308; friendly nd'-zom-ahee mid. from 4233 and a der. of 3403; to terrify. towards, i.e. acceptable:lovely. 44%7. irriierjia ptusma, ptoos'-mah; from 4429; handle for oneself in advance, ie. (flg.) to purpose: saliva: spittle. 4376. irpoo-<J>opd prdgpbdra, pros-for-ah'; from choose, make. 4374; presentation; concr. an oblation (bloodless) or 4401. irpoxeipOTOvsw pr5cbeirdtdnd, prokh- 44^3. irrwa-o) ptnsso, ptoos'-so; prob. akin to
unto), deal with, do, offer (unto, up), present unto,
earlier start of,
44%5. imiov ptnon, ptoo'-on; from 4429; a tootnowing-fm-k (as scattering like spittle):fan.
sacrifice:
offering (up).
3433; to
i-rot-on-eh'-o;
from 4233 and 3300; to
elect
in ad- fferdwuiu
4377. irpoo-cpavlu
par. allied to 4072 through the idea of expansion, and sound towards, i.e. address, 440S. npdxopos Proeboros, prokh'-or-os; from to 4429 through that of flattening; comp.jpo/); to from 4314 and call unto, speak (un-) to. exclaim, summon: 4233 and. 3323; before the dance; Prochorus, a Chr.: fold, i.e. furl a scroll: close. 4378. irp6o-\wis proscbusls, pros''-khoo-sis; Prochorus. 44%9- irrioj ptud. ptoo'-o; a prim, verb (comp.
prospboneo,
pros-fo^neh'-o;
vance:
choose before.
petanntmni (to spread; and
thus ap-
from a comp. of 4314 and X^

shedding forth,
i.e.
cbeo
(to
pour); a
4403. irpvuva
irp|ivvs
prumna.
stern.
-
proom'-nah;
affusion: sprinkling.
prumnns
(hindmost);
fern, of the stern of a
4428); to spit: spit.
4430.
4098; rion):
4379. wpooTJraio*
!?/#and
tot/
<|raiPco
prdgpgauo, pros-psow'-o; from ship:hinder part,

(to touch); to impinge, order to relieve):touch.
i.e.
4404- wpwt proi,pro-ee', adv. from^j^,- atdawn,byimpl. the day-break watch: early (in the morn- 4431. irrwo-is ptosis, pto'-sis; from the alt. of 4098; a crash, i.e. downfall (lit. or flg.):fall. 4##0. irpoo-wiroXiyirWu prdgopdlepteo, pros-o- ing), (in the) morning. pol-ape-teh'-o; from 4?<?/," to favor an individual, 4405. irputa proia, pro-ee'-ah; fem. of a der. of 4432. ttts>xCo ptocbela, pto-khi'-dh; from
psaao
irrw(j,a ptoma, pto'-mah; from the alt. of a ruin, i.e. (spec.) lifeless body (corpse, cardead body, carcase, corpse.
a finger on
(in
4433;
i.e. sftoto
partiality:have respect to persons.
4404 as noun;
pros-o-
day-dawn: early, morning.
beggary,
i.e.
indigence
(lit.
or fig.):poverty.
4&M.
irpoo-uiroX'rfjimis
prdsopoleptes,
pol-ape'-tace;
from <(?<& and 20&; an accepter of a dawning,
/ace (individual), i.e. (spec.) one exhibiting partialtty:respecter of persons.
pro'-ee-mos; from 4404; .fl&9. irrwxrfa ptocbeno, pto-khyoo'-o; from autumnal (showering, the (S^; to be a beggar, i.e. (by impl.) to become indigent first of the rainy season):early. (fig.):become poor.
4406. irpuiuos
i.e.
proimos,
(by anal.)
4407. irpa'Cvog
proinds,
i.e.
4382.
irpoo-a>iroXi)ir 'Ca
prdsopdlepsla,
i.e.
pros-o-
pertaining to the dawn,
pro-ee-nos'; from 4404; 4434- itmxos ptocbos, pto-khosf; from irr&matutinal:morning. o-o-o) ptosso (to crouch; akin to 4422 and the
alt.
of
ism:respect of persons.
4408. irpiJpa prora, pro>-ra; fem. of a presumed 4098); a beggar (as cringing), i.e. pauper (strictly deder. of 4233 as noun; the prow, i.e. forward part of a noting absolute or public mendicancy, although also used in a qualified or relative sense; whereas 3093 tf383. -irpio-wirov prdsopen, pros'-o-pon; from vessel:forepart (-ship). irpwTtva proteno, profe-j/oo'-o; from 4413; prop, means only straitened circumstances in pri^74! and "Xr" ops (the visage; from 3700); the /ront 4409. vate), lit. (often as noun) or flg. (distressed):beggar (as being towards view), i.e. the coMnfenance, aspect, to be first (in rank or influence):have the preemi(-ly), poor. appearance, surface ; by imp], presence, person: nence. (outward) appearance, x before, countenance, face, 4410. irpuTOKaeeSpCa protdkatbedrla, pro-tok- 4435. iroyuij pngme, poog-may'; from a prim.
pol-ape-see'-ah;
4381; partiality,
from
favorit-
Fashion, (men's) person, presence.
ath-ed-ree'-ah;
from 4413 and 2313; a
sitting first (in
iriiS
pux(the./isf as a weapon); the clenched hand.

le. (only in flat,
Prospaygnoomee Hroopareeah
i.e.
63
as adv.) with the
fist
(hard scrub-
bing): oft.
4436. IIvBuv
Pnthdn,
Putho
(the
name
poo'-thone; from IIiiOiJ of the region where Delphi, the

;
times the question is indirect, how?); also as exclamation, how much I: how, after (by) what manner (means), that. [Occasionally unexpressed in English.]
idea of pouring forth); to utter,
speak or say:
command, make,
or.;
say, speak (of).
Comp. 3004.
of Lat,
4484- 'P^Yiov Rhegion, hrayg'-ee-on; Bhegium, a place in Italy: Rhegium.
seat cf the famous oracle, was located) a Python, i.e. (by anal, with the supposed diviner there) inspi-
ration {soothsaying): divination.
4460. 'Padp
4437. iruKVOs
puknds, pook-nos'; from
SS46JS! clasped (thick), i.e. (fig.) (as adv.) frequently: often (-er).
the same frequent; neut. plur.
Baab
4477-
(i.e.
Bhaab, hrah-ab'; of Heb. or. [7343]; Bachab), a Canaanitess: Rahab. See also
or. [7227
offi-
4485. pf)Y|ia rhegma, hrayg'-mah; from 4486; something torn, i.e. a fragment (by impl. and abstr. a fall) : ruin.
4486. pTJYW|u
pijcrt
rhegnnml, hrayg'-noo-mee;
hrace'-so;
or
rhessd,
itself
both
prol.
forms
4461. pappC rhabbl, hrab-bee'; of Heb.

with pron. suffix]
cial title
;
4438. iruKT&tf pukto, pook-teh'-o; from a der. of the same as 443s; to 60a: (with the fist), i.e. contend (as a boxer) at the games (flg.): fight.
master, i.e. Rabbi, as an of honor: Master, Rabbi.
my
of jrf\K
rheko
is
forms, and
(which appears only in certain prob. a strengthened form of
4439. irvXn pale, poo'-lay; appar. a prim, word a gate, i.e. the leaf or wing of a folding entrance (lit.
or
flg.)-. gate.
4462. pappovt
Chald. or.
rhabbonl. hrab-bon-ee' ; or pafjpouvC rhabbounl, hrab-boo-nee'

;
of
d-yvvin to " break", [see in 2608]); " wreck" or " crack", i.e. (espec.) to sunder (by separation of the parts; 2608 being its intensive [with
agnumt
corresp. to 4461: Lord, Rabboni.
pulon, poo-lone'; from 4430; a gate4440way, door-way of a building or city; by impl. a portal
iruX<Sv
.or vestibule: gate, porch.
4463. papSCiJw
rods).
rhabdizo,
a
stick, i.e.
hrab-did'-zo;
from
4464; to strike with
bastinado:
beat (with
the prep, in comp.], and 2332 a shattering to minute fragments; but not a reduction to the constituent particles, like 3o8g) or disrupt, lacerate; by impl. to
convulse (with spasms); fig. to give vent to joyful emotions: break (forth), burst, rend, tear.
4441- iruv8dvo|iai
punthandmal,
poon-than'-
4464- pdP&os
of 4474;
om-ahee; mid. prol. from a prim. irv8o> pntho (which occurs only as an alt. in certain tenses); to question, i.e. ascertain by inquiry (as a matter of information merely; and thus differing from sobs, which prop, means a request asafavor; andfrom/54, which is strictly a demand of something due; as well as from 2212, which implies a search for something hidden; and from 1189, which involves the idea of urgent need); by impl. to learn (by casual intelligence): ask, demand, enquire, understand.
rhabdds, hrab'-dos; from the base 4487. a stick or wand (as a cudgel, a cane or a
staff.
p'fjp.ct
rhema,
hray'-mah; from 4483; an ut-
baton of royalty): rod, sceptre,

khos;
rhabddnchds, hrab-doo'4465. pap8ov\os from 4464 and 5/92; a rod- (the Lat. fasces)
i.e.
terance (individ., collect, or spec); by impl. a matter or topic (espec. of narration, command or dispute); \- evil, -+- nothing, with a neg. naught whatever:
saying, word.
holder,
a Rom.
iictor (constable or
executioner):
4488. 'Pijo-d
Rhesa.
Rhesa,
hray-sah'; prob. of Heb. or.

(i.e.
Serjeant.
[appar. for 7509];
.Resa
Bephajah), an
Isr.:
4^66. 'PaôB
[7466];
Rhagan,
Ragau
(i.e.
hrag-ow'; of Heb. or. Beii), a patriarch:Ragau.
4489. pr)Twp
speaker,
i.e.
4467. pa.SiovpY'1NLa rba t dldurgema, hrad-eeoorg'-ay-mah; from a comp. of pg.81.os rha,di6s

(easy,
i.e.
rhetor, hray'-tore; from 4483; a (by impl.) a forensic advocate: orator.

i.e.
4442
flg.,
1r 'P
pur, poor; a
prim, word; "fire"

fire.
(lit.
or
4490. pt)Ts rhetos, hray-toce'; adv. from a der.

of 4483; outspokenly,
distinctly:
spec, lightning):
fiery,
reckless)
and 2041; easy-going behavior,
i.e.
(by extens.) a crime:
lewdness.
expressly.
from
to
444$- ip*
(concr.): Are.
pura,
poo-rah';
from
4442;
fire
4468. paSioup-yta
ee'-a;
rha,di<5urgla, hrad-ee-oorgtrom the same as 4467; recklessness, i.e. (by
4491. p(Jtt rhlza, hrid'-zah; appar. a prim, word; a "root" (lit. or fig.): root.
4495.
root
piljoio
4444- irwp'yos purgos, poor'-gos; appar. a prim, word (" burgh"); a tower or castle: tower.
extens.) malignity:
mischief.
of Chald. or. [comp.
rhlzdo,
stable):
rhid-zo'-o;
441)1;
(flg.
become
i.e.
root.
hrip-id'-zo;
4469.
7386]
;
pttKtt
rhaka. rhak-ah';
one,
4445- irupeV<ri puressd, poo-res'-so; from 4443; to be on fire, i.e. (spec.) to have_a fever: be sick of a
i.e. thou worthless (as a term of utter vilification): Raca.
O empty
4493.
piirij
the eye,
rhlpe, hree-pay 1 ; from ^96; a jerk (at [by anal.] an instant) : twinkling.
fever.
4470. pdicos
" raa,"
i.e.
rhak6s,
hrakf-os;
from
4486;
4494-
piir(Jo>
rblplzo,
from a
i.e.
der.
444@' irvptr6s pnrtds, poo-ret-os'; from 444s; inflamed, i.e. (by impl.) feverish (as noun, fever):
fever.
piece of cloth:
cloth.
hran-tid'-zo;
of 4#>6 (mean, a/an or bellows); to breeze up, anal.) to agitate (into waves) : toss.
(by
4471- 'Pau-d
[7414];
Rliama.
(i.e.
Bama
hram-ah'; of Heb. or. Bamah), a place in Pal.: Rama.
4447-
irfipivos
purines,
poo'-ree-nos;
fire.
from 4443;
to 4442; be refined
45. piirr&a rhlptfio, hrip-teh'-o; from a der. of ^96; to toss up: cast off. 4496.
p(irT(i> rblpto, hrip'-to; a prim, verb (perh. rather akin to the base of 4474, through the idea of sudden motion); to fling (prop, with a quick toss, thus differing from 006, which denotes a deliberate
447%. pavrtjw
der. of patvui
rhantlzo,
from a
fce-
fiery, i.e. (by impl.)
flaming: of
444%' irup6w
kindle,
purdo,
rhalno
(to sprinkle);
to render
poo-ro'-o;
from
sprinkled,
.4.47t?.
i.e.
asperse (cer. or fig.): sprinkle.
i.e. (pass.) to be ignited, glow (lit.), (by impl.), or (fig.) to be inflamed (with anger, grief, lust): burn, fiery, be on fire, try.
pavTi<T|i<5s
-
rhantismos,
(cer.
hran-tis-mos';
from
<#2,
aspersion
or fig.): sprinkling.
/i-rap-id'-so;
hurl;
der.
and from retvw tino

if
[see in 1614],
which
in-
444^- iruppdja) purrliazo, poor-hrad'-zo; from 4450; to redden (intrans.): be red.

4450. iruppds
4474- pairtjw rhaplzo,
from a
dicates an extended projection);
by
qualification, to
purrhds,
porosis,
poor-hros';
from
from
4442;
of a prim. Pîru rhepo (to let fall, "rap"); to slap: smite (with the palm of the hand). Comp.
5180.
deposit (as
load);
by extens. to disperse:cast
hrob-o-am'; of Heb. Bechabam), an Isr.:Robhrod'-ay;
(down, out), scatter abroad, throw.
fire-like, i.e. (spec.)
flame-colored:
red.
4448;
44^7. 'PoPodp.
pdiri(ru,a
Rhoboam,
(i.e.
4451- irvpuo-is
ignition,
i.e.
poo'-ro-sis;
(fig.
(spec.) smelting
conflagration, ca-
lamity as a test):burning,
trial.
hrap'-is-mah; from 4474; a slap: (+ strike with the) palm of the hand, smite with the hand.
4475.
rhaplsma,
or. [7346];
Boboam
oam.
4498. 'PdSii
Rhode,
;
prob. for
po8<j
44&%- *<* "po, po; another form of the base of

4458;
4476.
pa<j>Cs
rbaphls,
hraf-ece';
from a prim,
rhdde
pdSov
(a rose)
Bode, a servant girl: Rhoda.

hrod'-os;
an enclitic particle of indefiniteness; yet, even; pdirrw rbaptd (to se?ii; perh. rather akin to the base of 4474 through the idea of puncturing); a used only in comp. See 3369, 3380, 3704,3708, 44SS4453. iroXf'w polSo, po-leh'-o; prob. ultimately neea7e: needle.
4499. 'PdSos
Rhddds,
(a rose);
:
prob.
from
rhoddn
Rhodus, an island of the

hroyd-zay-don' ; adv.
Mediterranean Rhodes.
from
sold.
irXo(ioi
peldmai
i.e.
(to be busy, to trade);
to
b-~ter (as
a pedlar),
to sell: sell, whatever is
hrakh-ab'; from the same as 4460; Bachab, a Canaanitess: Rachab.
4477.
'Pa\dp Rhachab,
4500. poignSov
rholzeddn,
4478.
[7354];
'Pax^X Rhachel,
4454- irwXos polos, po'4os; appar. a prim, word; a "foal " or "filly", i.e. (spec.) a young ass: colt.
4455.
4218;
iriiirore
hrakh-ale'; of Heb. or. Bachel, the wife of Jacob: Rachel.
from a der. of pottos rhdlzos (a whir); whizzingly, i.e. with a crash: with a great noise.
4501. pop.(pa(a
prob. of for. or.
;
rbdmphala,
a sabre,
i.e.
lit.
hrom-fah'-yah;
popotS,
i.e.
at
any
time,
time:at, any time, never man.

4456.
iriopoiD
po'-pot-e; from ##2 and (with neg. particle) at no never (. . . to any man), -f yet
4479. 'PP&cica Rhebkka, hreb-bek'-kah; of Heb. or. [7259]; Bebecca (i.e. Bibka h), the wife of Isaac: Rebecca.
4480. pe'Sa rlifda, hred'-ah; of Lat. or. a rheda, four-wheeled carriage (wagon for riding): i.e.
;
a long and broad cutlass

or fig.): sword.
of Heb. or.
(any weapon of the kind,
4502. "PouP'fjv
[720S];
Rhduben, hroo-bane';
Beuben), an
Isr.
Buben
(i.e.
: Reuben.
of Heb. or. [7327];
4503. 'Pov9
ifrrfA,
Rhdnth,
Zirootft;
porSo,
po-ro'-o; appar.
from irwpos
(fig.)
chariot.
445-7.
a Moabitess: Ruth.
ftroo'-Zos; of Lat. or.;
pords
(a
kind of stone); to petrify,
i.e
to in-
'Pu.<j>dv
Rlx"niplian
hrem-fan'; by in-
durate (render stupid or callous):blind, harden.
4457. iriSpowts
porosis,
po'-ro-sis;
from
4436;
correct transliteration for a word of Heb. or. [3594]; Bemphan (i.e. Kijun), an Eg. idol:Remphan.
piv> rb.60, hreh'-o; a prim, verb; tenses of which a prol. form
4504. "Pow|>os Rhduphds, red; Bufus, a Chr.: Rufus. 4505.

pvp.11
rhume,
stupidity or callousness:
blindness, hardness.
^.fSS.
for
some
in its orig. sense;
hroo'-may; prol. from #00 an alley or avenue (as crowded):
4458* -wins *pos, pace; adv. from the base of 4223; pcil(i> rhfino, hryoo'-o, is used; an enclitic particle of indefiniteness of manner; somehow or anyhow; used only in comp.:haply, by ("run", as water): flow. any (some) means, perhaps. See 1313,3381, Comp. 44&?. po> rheo, hreh'-o; for certain which a prol. form 44594459.
lane, street.
to flow
tenses
of
rhaSmal, rhoo'-om-ahee; mid. of an obsol. verb, akin to 4482 (through the idea of a current; comp. 4311) ; to rush or draw (for oneself), i.e. rescue: deliver (-er).
4506. pvou.al
4507. puirapta
wws pos,
an intorrog.
particle of
poce; adv. from the base of 422b; manner; in what wayt (some-
lpu> rd, er-eh'-o, is used; and both as alt. for 203b; perh. akin (or ident.) with 4482 (through the
rim part a
hroo-par-ee'-ah;
from
4508; dirtiness (mor.): filthlness.
; ;
Rhooparos

'.
4300; dirty,
Tile.
4608. pAmapos rbuparAs, rhoo-par-os' ; from i.e. (reU cheap or shabby; mor. wicked;
ZaX-ju&v
;
Salmon,
Isr.
sal-mone1 ; of Heb. or.
4561. trdp| sarx, sarx; prob. from the base oi

4503; flesh (as stripped of the skin), i.e. (strictly) the meat of an animal (as food), or (by extens.) the body
(as
[8013]
Salmon, an
:Salmon.
sal-mo'-nay; perh. of
4534. 2aX(iVT]
Salmone,
4609. pviros
dirt,
i.e.
rbnpAg,
hroo'-pos; of uncert,
affln.
similar or. to 4520; Salmone, a place in Crete:
Sal-
opposed to the soul [or

is
spirit],
or as the symbol
of kindred), or
of
what
external, or as the
means
(mor.) depravity .'filth.
mone.
(by impl.)
human nature (with
its frailties [phys. or
4610. pvirow
rhupAo,
to
rhoo-p&'-o;
from
^joo; to
filthy.
aofi, i.e. (intrans.)
become dirty (mor.):be
4525;
4535. o-dXos salds, sal'-os; prob. from the base of mor.] and passions), or (spec.) a human being (as such) :carnal (-ly, 4- -ly minded), flesh ([-ly]). a vibration, i.e. (spec.) billow:wave.
4511. pvtris rim sis, hroo'-sis; from ^3-06 in the 4636. o-dXiri/yi; galplgx, sal'-pinx; perh. from 4562. Sapov\ SarAncb, sar-ooch'; of Heb. or. Saruch (i.e. Serug), a patriarch : Saruch. sense of its congener ^&; a flux (of blood) : issue. 4S3S (through the idea of quavering or reverberation): [8286]; a trumpet; trump (-et). 4663. <rap6 sarAo, sar-o'-o; from a der. of craU 4512. pvrCs rbutis, hroo-tece'; from ycx5; a /oW salro (to brush ott ; akin to 4931) mean, a broom; (as drawing together), i.e. a wrinkle (espec. on the 4637. <roXiriJ salpizo, sal-pid'-zo; from 4536; to P< sweep.* sweep. trumpet, i.e. sound a blast (lit. or flg.): (which are to face):wrinkle. 4664. Sdppa Sarrba, sar'-hrah; of Heb. or. 4513. Po>(ia'iK<5s Rboma'ifeAs, rho-mah-ee-kos' yet to) sound (a trumpet). wife of Abraham: from 4514! Romaic, i.e. Latin: Latin. 4538. <raXirurrijs salplstes, sot-pis-foee'; from [8283]; Sarra (i.e. Sarah), the Sara, Sarah. 4514. P|iatos RbomalAs, hro-mah'-yos; from 4537! a trumpeter:trumpeter. ((5-^6; flomcean, i.e. Soman (as noun): Roman, of 4639. ZaXt&p] Salome, sal-o'-may; prob. of Heb. 4566. Sdpwv Saron, sar'-one; of Heb. or. [8289] Rome. Salome (i.e. Shelomah), an Is- Saron (i.e. Sharon), a district of Pal. : Saron. or. [f em. from 7965]
4515. 'PwiiaurrC
Rbomaistl,
adv. from, a presumed der. of 4516; Romaistically, i.e. in the Latin language:Latin.
4516.
'P(ip,T|
Bhime,
4566. Sardv Satan, sat-an'; of Heb. or. [7854] 4640. Sajiapeia SmnarSii, sam-ar'-i-ah; of Satan, i.e. the devil: Satan. Comp. 4367. Heb. or. [8111]; Samaria (i.e. SAomeron), a city and 4567. Saravds Satanas, sat-an-as'; of Chald. or. hro'-may; from the base of region of Pal.: Samaria.
capital of Italy:Rome.
hro-mah-is-tee'
raeli tess: Salome.
4317; strength;
Soma, the
4517. p<wu|H
from p0|u.
(as
rbonnnmi, rboAmai (to
hrone'^noo-mee; prol.
dart;
prob. akin to have health
4306); to strengthen, i.e. (imper. pass.)
a parting exclamation, good-bye):farewell.
corresp. to 4306 (with the def affix); the accuser, i.e. 4541. Sanapetrns Samar'Hts. sam-ar-i'-tace; the devil: Satan. ^ryô; a Samarite, i.e. inhab. of Samaria:Sa4568. o-otov satAn, sat'-on; of Heb. or. [5429]; a maritan. things dry: measure. 4542. Safiapitris SamarAltls, sam-ar-i'-tis; certain measure for 4569. SavXos SaulAs, sow'-los; of Heb. or., the fern, of 4J.#7 a Samaritess, i.e. woman of Samaria: same as 4349; Saulus (i.e. Shaiil), the Jewish name 1 of Samaria.
.
from
2
4618. o-aPaxSavC
sab<ikh-thanee'; of diald. or. [7663 with pron. suff .] ; thou hast left me; sabachthani (i.e. shebakthani), a cry of distress:sabachthant
4543. 2a|M>9p<-uc-i| Sam5tbra|ke, sam-oth-rak'ay; from #< and paicn Thra,ke (Thrace);
Paul: Saul.
o-auToO
gantAn,
etc.
See
4572.
sabacbtbanl,
Samo-thrace (Samos of Thrace), an island in the Mediterranean : Samothrac-' 46'44- Sdp.os Sam As, sam'-os; of uncert. affln.;
4570. vfiivvv}U, sbAnnuml, sben'-noo-mee; a prol. form of an appar. prim, verb; to extinguish (lit. or fig.): go out, quench.
Samus, an island of the Mediterranean: Samos.

sab-ah-owtR';
of Heb.
tseba-
4571.
thou,
<ri
sA, seh; accus. sing, of 4771; thee:thee,
4619.
oth),
o-tt(3a<J>9
sabaoth,
4545. Sa|>vf|\
or. [8050];
SamAnel,
or. [6635 in fern, plur.];
armies; sabaoth
(i.e.
a military epithet of God:
sabaoth.
sab-bat-is-
4520. o-aPPaTi<rp.6s
sabbatlsmAs,
mos'; from a der. of 4521; a " sabbatism", i.e. (fig.) the repose of Christianity (as a type of heaven):
rest.
4572. o-cavroO sAantAn, seh-ow-too'; gen. from Samuel (i.e. 4371 and 846; also dat. of the same, 454S. 2ap|iv Sampson, samp-sone'; of Heb. cetuiTw sAautOj, seh-ow-to'; and ace. or. [8123]; Sampson (i.e. Shimshon), an Isr.:Samson.
sam-oo-ale'; of Heb. Shemuel), an Isr.: SamueL
X thy
bouse.
creovrov
sAanton,
seliruw-ton ';
likewise
^547. <ravSdXiov
sandallAn,
san-dal'-ee-on;
contr.
neut. of a der. of <rdvBaXov gandalAn (a " san4521. o-dppaTov sabbatAn, sab'-bat-on; of Heb. dal"; of uncert. or.); a. slipper or sole-pad:sandal. Sabbath (i.e. Shabbath), the or of or. [7676] ; day weekly repose from secular avocatious (also the ob- 4548. <rovs sanls, san-ece'; of uncert. affln. ; a servance or institution itself) ; by extens. a se'nnight, plank: board. likewise the 4549. SaovX SaAal, sah-ooV; of Heb. or. [7S86]; i.e. the interval between two Sabbaths; plur. in all the above applications: sabbath (day), Saul (i.e. Shaill), the Jewish name of Paul: Saul. Comp. 4360. week. 4522. ira-y/jvi) sagene, sag-ayf-nay; from a der. 4550. o-awpos sap P As, sap-ros'; from ^j'; rotten, i.e. worthless (lit. or mor.): bad, corrupt. Comp. of <rd.TT gatto (to eguip) mean, furniture, espec.
tovtoS santAn, sow-too 1 ; a-avrif santoi, sow-to'; and erawJv santAn, sow-ton'; respectively; of
(with, to) thyself:thee, thine

(-self).
own
self,
(thou) thy
4573. o-cpd|o|i.ai sAbazAmal, seb-ad'-zom-ahee: mid. from a der. of 4376; to ceuerate, i.e. adore: worship.
4574.
o--ipao-p,a
sAbasma,
seb'-as-mah;
from
4575. c-ePao-Tos sAbast As, seb-as-tos'; from 4573; venerable (august), i.e. (as noun) a title of the Rom. 4523. SaSSovxatos SaddAakalAs, sad-doosapphAlrAs, sap'-fi-ros; of Emperor, or (as adj.) imperial:Augustus (-'). kah'-yos; prob. from 4524; a Sadduccean (i.e. Tsado- 4552. <rdir<ppos 4576. tre'pojtai sAbAmat, seb'-om-ahee; mid. of kian), or follower of a certain heretical Isr.:Saddu- Heb. or. [5601]; a "sapphire" or lapis-lazuli gem:
tern,
a pack-saddle (which in the East is merely a bag of netted rope); a " seine" for fishing: net.
4190.
4573! something adored, i.e. an object of worship (god, altar, etc.): devotion, that is worshipped.
4651. Sair<)CpT| SapphAtre, sap-fi'-ray; 4SS2; Sapphire, an Israelitess: Sapphira.
of
cee,
sapphire.
an appar. prim, verb; to

sar-gan'-ay; appar. of a basket (as TOteraoren. or wicker-
revere,
i.e.
adore:
devout,
4524. Sadoc
SaSwK Saddle,
sad-dke'; of Heb. or. [6659];
4563. a-aoydvi)
sargane,
religious, worship.
Heb. or. [8276] ; (i.e. Tsadok), an Isr. : Sadoc. 4625. <ravo> salno, sah'ee-no; akin to 4570: to work): basket. wag (as a dog its tail f awningly), i.e. (gen.) to shake 4664. SdpSeis SardAls, sar'-diee; plur. of uncert. der.; Sardis, a place in Asia Minor: Sardis. (fig. disturb):move.
4626. o-Akkos sakkAs, sak'-kos; of Heb. or. [8248]; " sack"-cloth, i.e. mohair (the material or garments made of it, worn as a sign of grief):sackcloth.
4577. o-eipa sAlra,

its
si-rah'; prob.
from 4051 through
congener fpe> Alro (to fasten; akin to 138); a chain (as binding or draining):chain.
4555. o-dpSivos sardlnAs, sar'-dee-nos; from the same as 455b; sardine (3037 being impl.), i.e. a gem,
so called: sardine.
4578. o-ier|ids sAlsmAs, sice-mas'; from 4370; a commotion, i.e. (of the air) a gale, (of the ground) an earthquake: earthquake, tempest.
4579. villa sAlo, si'-o; appar. a prim, verb; to rocil: 4521. SoXd gala, sal-afc ; of Heb. or. [7974]; Sola 4556. cdpSios sardlAs, sar'-dee-os; prop. adj. (uibrote, prop, sideways or to and fro), i.e. (gen.) to (i.e. Shelach), a patriarch: Sala. from an uncert. base; sardian (3037 being impl.), ie. agitate (in any direction; cause to tremble); flg. to throw into a tremor (of fear or concern):move, 4528. 2aXa8i-fi.X Salathiel, sal-ath-ee -ale'; of (as noun) the gem so called:sardius. Heb. or. [7697]; Salathiel (Le. Shealtiel), an Isr.: 4557. <rapSdvu sardAnnx, sar-don'-oox; from quake, shake. Salathiel. the base of 435b and owj Annx (the nail of a 4580. SeKoBvSos SAkAnndAs, sek-oon'-dos; of
4529. ScXafiCs Sal amis, sal-am-sce'; prob. from finger; hence the "onyx" stone); a " sardonyx", 4S3S (from the surge on the shore); Salamis, a place the gem so called: sardonyx.
in
i.e.
Lat. or.;
"second"; Secundus, aChr.: Secundus. 4581. StXeuKfta SAlAnkAla, sel-yooW-i-ah; from

SAlAn.fa.As (Seleucus, a Syrian king); Seleuceia,
Cyprus:Salamis. 4658. Sdpeirra SarApta, sar'-ep-tah; of Heb. or. 4630. 2a\en SalAlm, sal-ime'; prob. from the [6886] Sarepta (i.e. Tsarephath), a place in Pal. same as 41?/; Salim, a place in Pal. : Salim. Sarepta.
; :
Z&evKOs
a place in Syria:
Seleucia.
ertSXos
4582. o-cX^vt]
sAlene, sel-ay'-nay; from
4531. 0-aXeva salAno, sal-yoo'-o; from ,-#, to 4659. o-apieiKos sarklkAs, sar-kee-kos' ; from sAlas (brilliancy; prob. akin to the alt. of 138, waer, I.e. agitate, rock, topple or (by impl.) destroy; 4361; pertaining to flesh, i.e. (by extens.) bodily, tem- through the idea of attractiveness); the moon: flg. to dtstr6, incite;move, shake (together), which poral, or (by impl.) animal, unregenerate;carnal. moon. can [-not] be shaken, stir up. 4583. (reX-nvidJo-jiav sAlenlazAmal, sel-ay-nco4532. SaXf> Salem, sal-ame1: of Heb. or. [8004]; 4560. crdpKi.V0S sarklnAs, sar'-kee-nos; from ad'-zom-ahee; mid. or pass, from a presumed der. of 4jt>i; similar to flesh, i.e. (by anal.) soft:fleshly. Salem (i.e. Shalem), a. place in Pal.:Salem. 4582; to be moonstruck, l.e. crazy: be lunatic.

4.
Rhooparos
Skolaykobrotos
65
4036; to
2|iet
(i.e.
SSmei,
sem-eh-ee';
of Heb.
or.
Semei
Shimi), an Isr. : Semei.
46i3. Sp,v Simon, see'-mone; of Heb. or. [8095] Simon (i.e. Shimon), the name of nine Isr.: Simon.
4637. <tkt\v6&
tent or
skendo,
i.e. (fig.)
skay-no'-o;
from
4585. o-ejiiSaXis sriiiiilalis sem-id'-al-is; prob. of for. or. ; flue wheaten flour: fine flour.
Comp.
4826.
4586. eraWe,
4587.
^ryô;
<T6|iv6s
i.e.
semnos,
sem-nos',
from 4576; e-
4614. Sivd Sin a, see-nah'; of Heb. or. [5514]; Sina (i.e. Sinai), a mountain in Arabia: Sina.
a mansion) or (spec.) to reside (as God did in the Tabernacle of old, a symbol of protection and communion): dwell.
encamp,
to occupy (as
4638. CKTJvwjia
4637;
honorable:grave, honest.
4615. cCvotti sinapi, sin'-ap-ee; perh. from crtvo-
skenoma, skay'-no-mah; from an encampment, i.e. (fig.) the Temple (as God's residence), the body (as a tenement for the soul):
4639. o-kCo, skia, skee'-ah; appar. a prim, word; " shade" or a shadow (lit. or fig. [darkness of error or an adumbration]): shadow.
(TE|iv6Ti]s
s<5mndtes,
i.e.
sem-not'-ace;
from
p.ai
ginoinai
(to hurt, i.e. stingr);
mustard
(the
tabernacle.
venerableness,
probity:gravity, honesty.
serg'-ee-os;
plant) : mustard.
45S. Se'pY'S S6rgl6s, Sergius, a Rom. : Sergius.
of Lat. or.;
4616. o-tvSiiv sindon, sin-done'; of uncert. (perh. for.) or.; byssos, i.e. bleached tinen (the cloth or a
garment of it): (fine) linen

or. [8352];
(cloth).
<ri-
4640. o-Kiprdu
c-KCHpa>
skirt ao,
(to skip);
skeer-tah'-o;
4559. S^jO Setk, sayth; of Heb. (i.e. Sheth), a patriarch: Seth.

4590.
(l.e.
Seth
4617. <rivid giniazd, sin-ee-ad'-zo; from
skalro
(as the
to jump,
i.e.
akin to sympathet-
ically
joy)-
move
quickening of a foetus):leap (for
some; of Heb. Shem), a patriarch: Sem.

<ri]|iaCvc
2%
Sem,
or. [8035];
Sem
from
vtov
siuion
(a sieve); to riddle (fig.):sift.
o-tTd slta.
See 4621.
^59i.
0"^[xa
gemalno,
say-mah'ee-no;
der.);
sema
(a
mark; of uncert.
4618. <riTjT<Ss sltentAs, sit-yoo-tos''; from a der. of 4621; grain-fed, i.e. fattened:fatted.
to indi-
4641. (TKXtipoKapSCa sklerokardla, sklay-rokar-dee'-ah; fern, of a comp. of 4042 and 2388; hardheartedness,'i.e. (spec.) destitution of (spiritual) perception.' hardness of heart.
cate: signify.
4619. ciTwrrds gltlstos, sit-is-tos'; from a der. of 464S. <TKXi)pos sklerds, sklay-ros'; from the base 4621; grained, i.e. fatted: fatling. 014628; dry, i.e. hard or tonoft (fig. harsh, severe): 4595. ot)|!ov sem16n, say-mi'-on; neut. of a 4620. <rwo>Tpov sitdnietrdn, sit-om'-et-ron; fierce, hard. presumed der. of the base of #59/; an indication, from 4621 and 3358; a grain-measure, i.e. (by impl.) 4643. ornXTjpoTns sklerotes, sklay-rot'-ace; from espec. cer. or supernat.:miracle, sign, token, wonration (allowance of food):portion of meat.
der.
4642; callousness,
i.e. (fig.)
stubbornness:
hardness.
4621. (tItos sltds,

4593. <nniei6u
to distinguish,
semido,
see'-tos; plur. irreg. neut.
say-mi-o'-o;
from #oj;
4644- o-KXnpoTpdxilXos
grain,
sklay-rot-rakh' -ay-los;
sklerotrachelos,
4642
i.e.
mori: (for avoidance):note.
4594. rfj|pov semfirou, say'-mer-on; neut. (as adv.) of a presumed comp. of the art. 3388 (t changed to <r) and 250,' on the (i.e. Wit's) day (or night current or just passed); gen. now (i.e. at present, hitherto): this
(to-)
espec. wheat:
crfTa slta, see'-tah; of uncert. der. ; corn, wheat.
from
and 3137; hard-
naped,
i.e. (fig.)
obstinate: stiffnecked.
462$. SwSv Sion, see-own'; of Heb. or. [6726]; Sion (i.e. Tsijon), a bill of Jerus. ; fig. the Church (militant or triumphant): Sion.
4623.
(ruoiracii
4645. cricX'npvvw
4642; to indurate,
sklemno,
i.e. (fig.)
sklay-roo'-no;
from
render stubborn:harden.
day.
giopad,
see-o-pah'-o;
from
o-iwiHl
^595.
a4\-tta
sepo,
toputre/y,
i.e. (fig.)
say'-po; appar. a prim, verb; perish:be corrupted.
4596. trnpiKOS gerlkdg, say-ree-Tcos' ; from S'rfjp Ser (an Indian tribe from whom silk was procured; hence the name of the silk-worm); Seric, i.e. silken (neut. as noun, a silky fabric): silk.
a hush; prop, muteness, i.e. mor inability to speak; and thus differing from 46a?, which is rather a voluntary refusal or indisposition to speak, although the terms are often used synonymously); to be dumb (but not dea/ also, like 2074 prop.) fig. to be calm (as gniet
(silence, i.e.
stillness,
slope
4646. o-KoXids skdlios, skol-ee-os 1 ; from the base of 4628; warped, i.e. winding; fig. pertierse.-crooked, froward, untoward.
voiuntary
4647. ctk6Xo<|< skdldps, skol'-ops; perh from the base of 4628 and 3700; withered at the front, i.e. a point or prickle (fig. a bodily annoyance or disability):thorn.
o-KOireoi skopgo, skop-eh'-o; from <r6,#>; to take aim at (spy), i.e. (fig.) regard: consider, take heed, look at (on), mark. Comp. 3700.
46\f?.
water):
dumb,
(hold) peace.
4697. moth:
<rf|S
ses, sace; appar. of Heb. or. [5580]; a
moth.
-
4624. o-KavSaXU>
("scandalize");
(fig.
skandallzo,
sin,
skan-dal-id'-zo
i.e.
from 462s ; to entrap,
trip
up
dis-
4598. 0T]T6ppii)T0S setdbrotos, say-tob'-rc-tos; from 4J97 an(l a aeT ^ 977 moth-eaten: motheaten.
1'
stumble [trans.] or entice to

:
apostasy or
4649. o-Koiris
o-KirTO|jiai
skdpds,
skop-os' ("scope");
(to
from
pleasure)
(make to) offend.
^599. o-Oevow stll.noo, sthen-o'-o; from
orfltvos
stliinos
2470);
(bodily vigor; prob. akin to tbe base of

i.e.
to strengthen,
(fig.)
confirm
(in spiritual
4625. o-K&vSaXov skandalon, skan'-dal-on ("scandal"); prob. from a der. of 2378; a, trap-stick (bent sapling), i.e. snare (fig. cause of displeasure or
sin): occasion to fall (of stumbling), offence, thing that offends, stumblingblock.
peer about [" skeptic"]; perh. akin to 4626 through the idea of concealment; comp. 4629) ; a watch (sentry or scout), i.e. (by impl.) a goal:mark.
skpt5mal
knowledge and power): strengthen.

4600.
der.
4650. <TKopirC<
skorplzo,
i.e. (fig.)
skor-pid'-zo;
appar,
may&v slagom,
i.e.
; the jaw-bone, the face: cheek.
see-ag-one 1 ; of uncert. (by impl.) the cheek or side of
from the same as

ing)
;
4631 (through the idea of penetrat-
4626. o-k&ittw skaptd, skap'-to; appar. a prim, verb; to dig: dig.
to dissipate,
put
to flight, waste, be
liberal: disperse abroad, scatter (abroad).
4601. triy&a glgaii, see-gah'-o; from 4602; to keep silent (trans, or intrans.):keep close (secret, silence),
hold peace.
4627.
skaphe, skaf-ay; a." skiff" (as if or yawl (carried aboard a large vessel for landing): boat.
o-K&<|>i)
4651. o-Kopirlos skorplds,
skor-pee'-os;
prob.
dug
out),
from an obsol. cncepirtt skerpo (perh. strengthened from the base of 464Q and mean, to pierce); a
"scorpion" (from
its
4602.
4023.
<rifl\
i.e.
(to hiss,
hist or hush);
glge, see-gay'; appar. from crtiju slzo silence; silence. Comp.
4628. o-KtXos gkelos, skel'-os; appar. from

Xto
criceX-
sting): scorpion.
gkello (to parch; through the idea of leanness) the leg (as lank) : leg.
4629.
o-Keiracr|J.a
(a, a der. of mceiras the base of 4649 through the idea of noticeableness)
4652. o-Koreivds skoteinos, skat-twos'; from 4633; opaque, i.e. (fig.) benighted:dark, full of darkness.
4603. o-tSrjpeos slderSds, sid-ay'-reh-os; from 4604; made of iron; (of) iron.
4604. <riSt]pos
der.; iron;
gkSpasma, skep'-as-mah; from sk&pas covering; perh. akin to
siderds,
sid'-ay-ros;
of uncert.
4653. o-kotEo. skOtia, skot-ee'-ah; from 4633; dimness, obscurity (lit. or fig.): dark (-ness).
iron.
[6721];
clothing:
raiment.
She n as
Scevas
skyoo-as'; appar. of Lat.
(i.e.
605. ZiStiv sidon, sid"-one'; of Heb. or. Sidon (i.e. Tsidon), a place in Pal.: Sidon.
4630. Zkevos
or.;
4654- ctkotCJu skotizo, shot-id -zo; from 4633; to obscure (lit. or fig.): darken.
left-handed;
Sccevus),
an Isr.:
4655. ctk6tos skdtSs,

463Q; sliadiness,
i.e.
skot'-os;
(lit.
4606. SiSwvios 460s; a Sidonian,
Sldonlds,
i.e.
sid-o'-nee-os;
from Sceva.
4631.
ture,
iTKtvr[
obscurity
from the base of or fig.):darkness

from
4633;
inhab. of Sidon:of Sidon.

sik-ar'-ee-os;
skSoe,
skyoo-ay';
from
403s; furni-
4656. o-kot6o> skdtoo, shot-o'-o;

obscure or blind
(lit.
to
4607. o-iKopios
or.
;
sikarios,
of Lat.
i.e.
spare tackle:
tackling.
or fig.):be full of darkness.
fanatic
a dagger-man or assassin; a freebooter (Jewish 4632. crKvos skeuos, skyoo'-os; of uncert. affin. 4657. o-Kv|3aXov sknbaldn, skoo'-bal-on; neut. outlawed by the Romans):murderer. a vessel, implement, equipment or apparatus (lit. or of a presumed der. of 131a and 2Q63 and 90b; what is thrown to the dogs, i.e. refuse (ordure): dung. Comp. 340b. fig. [spec, a wife as contributing to the usefulness of
4658. 2kv8t)s Skuthes, skoo'-thace; prob. of for. 4608. o-CKcpa sib era, sik'-er-ah; of Heb. or. [7941] the husband]):goods, sail, stuff, vessel. an intoxicant, i.e. intensely fermented liquor:strong 4633. <tki]v^ Skene, shay-nay'; appar. akin to or.; a Scythene or Scythian, i.e. (by impl.) a savage: Scythian. drink. 4632 and 4b3q; atent or cloth hut (lit. or fig.):habita4659. <rKu9p(Mros skuthropds, skoo-thro-pos1 ; 4609. StXas Silas, see'-las; contr. for 4610; Silas, tion, tabernacle. a Chr.: Silas. 4634- o Ki]voin)'ya gkenopegla, skay-nop-ayg- from o-KuSpds skuthros (sullen) and a der. of
4610. SiXouctvds
Lat.
or.;
<6o9.
Silouanog,
" siion";
of Silvanus, a Chr.: Silvanus.

sil-oo-an-os';
Comp.
46.Z.Z.
the Festival of Taberna- 3700; angry-visaged, i.e. gloomy or affecting a mournfrom the custom of erecting booths ful appearance: of a sad countenance. for temporary homes):tabernacles. 4660. o-kvXXu sknllo, skool'-lo; appar. a prim,
ee'-ah;
from
463b and 4078;
cles (so called
[7975];
SvXwdp, Siloam
SUdam,
(i.e.
sil-o-am';
Shiloach),
verb; to flay, i.e. (fig.) to harass:trouble (self). of Heb. or. 4635. <TKT|voiroi6s skendpoids, skay-nop-oy-os' a pool of Jerus.: from 4633 and 4160; a manufacturer of tents:tent- 4661. o-kvXov skulon, skoo'-lon; neut. from 4660;
Siloam.
maker.
o-ijiiKivfliov
:
something stripped
hob'-ro-tos;
i.e.
(as
hide), i.e.
booty: spoil.
46A2.
l.e,
glmlkinthlon,
sim-ee-hin'-
thee-on; of Lat. or.
a semicinctium or half-girding,
narrow covering (apron):
apron.;
4636. o-kt]VOS skenog, skay'-nos; from 4633; a hut or temporary residence, i.e. (fig.) the human body (as the abode of the spirit): tabernacle,
4662. o-KuXTjKoppwTos
skolekobrotos.
from ^66j and a
sko-layder. of 077; worm-eaten,
diseased wit/i maggots:
eaten of worms.
66
4663.
Skolakes
Sookomorahyah
<rK<&X.T]
4690. crire'p|xa spSrina, sper'-mah; from 4687; 4715. o-TtvHjp stater, stat-air'; from the base or something sown, i.e. ceed (includ. the male " sperm"); 2746; a stander (standard of value), i.e. (spec.) a impl. offspring ; spec, a remnant (fig. as if kept stater or certain coin:piece of money. gmaragdindg, smar-ag'- by 4664. o-papd-ySivos over for planting): issue, seed. consisting emerald: emerald. 47 16. orcuipos gtanrog, stow-ros'; from the base of dee-nos; from 4665; 4691. o-jrcpiioXd-yos spermologdg, sper-moJ-og'- of 2476; a stake or post (as set upright), l.e. (spec.) a 0-p.dpa-ySos gmaragddg, smar'-ag-dos; of os; from 4bgo and 3004; a seed-picker (as the crow), 4665. poie or cross (as an instrument of capital punishuncert. der.j tbe emerald or green gem so called: i.e. (fig.) a sponger, loafer (spec, a gossip or trifler in ment); fig. exposure to death, i.e. self-denial; by
sho' -lakes; of uncert. der.
sKolex,
a grub, maggot or earth-worm;worm.
emerald.
talk): babbler.
impl. the atonement of Christ:
cross.
smarna, smoor'-nah; 4666. <rpvpva strengthened for 3464; myrrh:myrrh.

4667. Z|ivpva
#666;
appar.
Sinn iiia,
smoor'-nah; the same as
4718. oratpuX^ gtaphnle, staf-oo-lay' ; prob. from the base of 4733; a cluster of grapes (as if interpresumed der. of o-irs'os spfios (a grotto); a twined) :grapes. from 4667; a Smyrnozan: in Smyrna. cavern; by impl. a hiding-place or resort: cave, 4719. oraûs stacbns, stakh'-oos; from the 4669. <r|M)pvCo> gmurnlzo, smoor-nid'-zo; from den. 4667; to tincture with myrrh, i.e. embitter (as a nar- 4694. <nriXds spilas, spee-Ias"; of uncert. der.; a base of 2476; a head of grain (as standing out from
4693. arirfjXcuov spelaiftn, spay'-lah-yon; neut.
Smyrna, a place
in Asia
Minor: Smyrna.
4692. o-iretiSca gpgndo, spyoo'-do; prob. strengthened from 4228; to " speed " (" study"), i.e. urge on (diligently or earnestly); by impl. to await eagerly : (make, with) haste unto.
4717. oravpow stanroo, stow-ro'-o; from 4716; to impale on the cross; fig. to extinguish (subdue) passion or selfishness: crucify.
4668. 2|u>pvaios
Snuirnaios,
smoor-nah'-yos;
of a
cotic):mingle with myrrh.
4670. SoSofia Heb. or. [5467];
Sodoma,
Sodoma
sod'-om-ah; plur. of (i.e. Sedom), a place in

to thee:thee,
ledge or reef of rock in the sea:spo* [by confusion with 4bqb\.
the stalk): ear (of corn).
4720.
Sra\vs Stacbns,
stakh'-oos; the
same
as
PaL:Sodom.
467i. <rot s6t, soyf dat. of #77/; thine own, thou, thy.
or So\o|*fflv
;
4695. o-irtXdo) gpllftd, spee-lo'-o; from 4606; stain or soil (lit. or fig.): defile, spot.
to
4719; Stachys,
a Chr.: Stachys.
4696. (rirCXos gpilos, spee'-los; of uncert. der. stain or blemish, i.e. (fig.) defect, disgrace:spot.
4721. ore^T] stege, steg'-ay; strengthened from a prim. Tl-yos tegog (a " thatch" or" decfc" of a building)
;
a roof: roof.
o-re-yw
SdlSmon, so!-om4672. 2oXo|Sv one'; of Heb. or. [8010] Solomon (i.e. Shelomoh), the Bon of David: Solomon.
4675. (ropds adrftg, sor-os 1 ; Of #<?<S7; a funereal receptacle (urn, anal.) a bier:bier.
coffin), i.e.
4697. o-irXa-yxv'tonai splagcbnizomai, splangkh-nid'-zom-ahee; mid. from #V?,' to have the boivels yearn, i.e. (fig.) /eej sympathy, to pity:have pron. akin to the base (be moved with) compassion.
(by
47^.
over,
i.e. (fig.)
gtego, steg'-o; from 4721; to roof to cover with silence (endure patient-
ly):(for-) bear, suffer.
4695. orrXd'Yxvov
prob.
gplagcbnon,
splangkh'-non;
4723. crrcCpos stelrog, sti'-ros; a contr. from 4731 (as stiff and unnatural); " sterile":barren.
4674- vis
thy
(friend).
sfis, sos;
from 477/; thine:thine
(own),
from o-irX^jv splen (the 4724. ot&Xw sttllo stel'-lo; prob. strengthened from the base of 2476; prop, to set fast (" stall "), i.e. an intestine (plur.); fig. pity or sympathy: (fig.) to repress (reflex, abstain from associating bowels, inward affection, + tender mercy.
strengthened
"spleen");
4675. crov g5u, soo;
from the base 4676. o-ov8dpiov gdadarldn, soo-dar'-ee-on; of 4700. o-iroSds gpddds, spod-os'; of uncert. der.; of 473Si a wreath for show:garland. 47W. o-reva-yfios stenagmAg, sten-ag-mos' Lat. or.; a sudarium (sweat-cloth), i.e. towel (for ashes: ashes. from #727; a sigh: groaning. wiping the perspiration from the face, or binding the 4701. orropd spora, spor-ah'; from 4687; a sotoface of a corpse): handkerchief, napkin. 4727. <rrtv6X,a stenazo, sten-ad'-zo; from 4728; ing, i.e. (by impl.) parentage: seed. ^677. Sowrdvvtt Sousaima, soo-san'-nah; of 470#. o-ir6pi(j.os to moAe (intrans. oe) in straits, i.e. (by impl.) to gpdrim&g, spor'-ee-mos; from with grief, groan, sigh, miimiir, pray inaudibly: Heb. or. [7799 fern.]; lily; Susannah (Le.Shoshannah), sown, i.e. (neut. plur.) planted corn <<7q?; a field: grudge, sigh. an Israelitess: Susanna.
X home,
gen. of 4771; of thee, thee, thine (own), thou, thy.
thy:
or.;
4699. trtrdyyoi gpdggds, spong'-gos; perh. of for. a sponge" :spunge.
with): avoid, withdraw
self.
4725.
0-Tc'p.pa
sttmma, stem'-mah;
(-field).
dom
467S. <ro<pCa gttpbia, sof-ee'-ah; from 4680; wis(higher or lower, worldly or spiritual) : wisdom.
47&?. o-iropos gpdrdg, spor'-os; from

ieriwfir
<r6<57;
scai-
(of seed),
i.e.
(concr.) seed (as
sown): seed
4679. a-od^Cf/a gdpblzo, sof-id'-zo; from 4680; to render wise; in a sinister acceptation, to form "sophisms", i.e. continue plausible error: cunningly de-
(X sown). 4704.
(TirovSdija)
4728. errors gtendg, sten-os'; prob. from the base of 2476; narrow (from obstacles standing close about):strait.
spoudazd,
i.e.
vised,
make
wise.
4710; to use speed,
to
make
effort, be
spoo-dad'-zo; from prompt or
4729. crrevoxupeo)
reh'-o;
stenochdrd,
sten-okh-o-
4680. cro<pos
wise.
sopb5s,
icise
sapbes (clear);
akin to cracks (in a most gen. application):

sof-os'; for.
earnest:do (give) diligence, be diligent (forward), endeavour, labour, study.
Comp. 542a.
from
4705. tnrovSaios gpoudaios, spooîah'-yos; 4710; prompt, energetic, earnest: diligent.
from the same as 4730; to hem in closely, i.e. (fig.) cramp: distress, straiten. 4730. trnvo\apla stnoehoria, sten-okh-oree'. ah; from a comp. of 4728 and 3361; narrowness of
room,
i.e. (fig.)
calamity:
anguish, distress.
ster-eh-os';
4681. Siravla Spaiila, span-ee'-ah; prob. of or.; Spania, o region of Europe:Spain.

4682. jnrap&nrM
4706. o-irovScud-rtpov
gp5ndal5tr5n,
more
gparaggo,
dah-yot'-er-on; neut. of 4707 as adv. ;
spooearnestly
4731. o-Tpos
stiff, i.e. solid,
strog,
(lit.
from
2476;
stable
or fig.):stedfast, strong,
spar-as'-so;
prol.
than others),
i.e.
very promptly:
very diligently.
sure.
4732. <TTcpedo> stSrSSo, ster-eh-d'-o; from 47J/; to from inraCpw spalro (to gasp; appar. strengthened 4707. o-irovSauSrcpos gpdudaidtSrdg, spoofrom 468s through the idea of spasmodic contraction) dah-yot'-er-os; compar. of 4703; more prompt, more solidify, Ue. confirm (Tit. or fig.): establish, receive
to mangle,
i.e.
convulse with epilepsy.rend, tear.
earnest:more diligent (forward).
strength,
make
strong.
4683. <nrap-yavd
gparganfid,
from inrdp'YOVOv
strips); to
gpargan&n
der. of the base of 4082
4708. o-irovSaiOT'pws gpoadaifttSrog, spoofrom a dah-yot-er'-oce; adv. from 4707; more speedily, i.e. mean, to strap or wrap with sooner than otherwise: more carefully.
(a strip;
spar-gan-5'-o;
4733. (rrcp&ap.a sti'rfoma, ster-eh'-o-mah; from 4732; something established, i.e. (abstr.) confirmation (stability) :stedfastness. 4734. STttpavds
tom): wrap
(nrardXi)
swathe (an infant after the Oriental cusin swaddling clothes.
gpoudaios, spoo-dah'-yoce; adv. from 4703; earnestly, promptly:diligently, in4709. O'ttouScuus
contr. for <TTe<p avtl,T6s
Stephanas, stef-an-as'; prob. stphanotog (crowned;
4684. inroToXdu gpatalao, spat-aUah'-o; from
from
4737~);
Stephanas, a Chr.: Stephanas.
gpatale
(luxury);
to be voluptuous:
Bve in pleasure, be wanton.
4685. <rerd gpao, spah'-o;
a prim, verb;
to
draw:draw
(out).
47i0. tnrovS^ gpdnde, spoo-day 1 ; from 4002; 4755. o-T<j>ttvos gtephan5g, stef-an-os; from an " speed ", i.e. (by impl.) despatch, eagerness, earnest- appar. prim. <rr&|>o> gtgpho (to twine or wreathe); ness:business, (earnest) care (-fulness), diligence, a chaplet (as a badge of royalty, a prize in the public forwardness, haste. games or a symbol of honor gen. ; but more conspic-
4686. <nre!pa spStra, sp?-rah; of immed. Lat. or., but ultimately a der. of 138 in the sense of its cogn. 1507; a coil (spira, " spire"), >-e. (fig.) a mass of men (a Horn, military cohort; also [by anaL] a squad ot Levitical janitors):band. 4657. <nrtCp) gpglro, spi'-ro; from 4685 (through the idea of extending); to scatter, i.e. sow (lit. or fig.): sow (-er), receive seed.
4711. orrupte gpnrlg, spoo-rece'; from 4687 woven); a hamper or iunch-receptacZe: basket.
4712. oraSiov gtadldn, stad'-ee-on; or masc.
plur.)
(as
uous and elaborate than the simple fillet, 1&8), crown. fig.
:
lit.
or
(in
4736. ZT&pavos
Stephanog,
:
stef-an-os;
the
ordSios gtadlds, stad'-ee-os; from the base same as 4135; Sfephanus, a Chr. Stephen. of 2476 (as fixed); a stade or certain measure of dis- 4737. OTEfpavdsi) stepbando, stef-an-o'-o; from prob. strengthened tance; by impl. a stadium or race-course:furlong, 4735', to adorn with an honorary wreath Git. or fig.):
race.
crown.
4688. (TireKOtiXoTwp
gp&kdnlator,
4713. ordfivos gtamndg, stam'-nos; from the 4738. o-rfjOos stetbos, stay'-thos; from 2476 (as spek-oo-lat'- base of 2476 (as stationary) ajar or earthen tank: standing prominently); the (entire extern.) bosom,
;
ore; of Lat. or.; a speculator, i.e. military scout (spy or [by extens.l life-guardsman) : executioner.
pot.
i.e.
chest:
breast.
4724. <rrd<ris stasis, stas'-is; from the base of 4739. o-t^ko) steko, staj/'-fco; from the pert 4689. cnrsv8e> sp&ndo, spen'-do; appar. a prim, 2476; a standing (prop, the act), i.e. (by anal.) posi- tense of 247b; to be stationary, i.e. (fig.) to perseverb; to pour out as a libation, i.e. (fig.) to devote tion (existence); by impl. a popular uprising; fig. vere: stand (fast). (one's life or blood, as a sacrifice) (" spend ");(be controversy; dissension, insurrection, X standing, 4740. oTTipvyu.ds sterigmos, stay-rig^mos,'; from uproar. ready to) be offered. 4J41; stability (fig.) :stedfastness.

or reverse 741. crnpttw sterlzo, stay-rid'-zo; from a pre(lit.
Skolakes
Sookomorahyah
67
or
fig.):convert, turn (again,
back
i.e. (flg.)
to combine or assimilate:-
mix
with, temper
sumed
der. of 2^76 (like 473'); to set fast, i.e. (lit.) to turn resolutely in a certain direction, or (fig.) to confirm:ta, (e-) stablish, stedfastly set, strengthen.
1(74%.
(rr({tt
again, self, self about).
together.
4763. OTpnvidu strenlao, stray-nee-ah'-o; from a presumed der. of 4764; to be luxurious: live deliciously.
47S7. otryKiveco sngklnfio, soong-fcin-eh'-o; from

4082
and
279/; to
move
together,
i.e.
(spec.) to excite
o-Tfyfia
stigma,
stig'-mah; from a prim.
as a mass (to sedition) :stir up.
4764- orpfjvos strends. stray'-nos; akin to 4731; 4788. o-vyK\clci> sngkleto, soong-Hi'-o; from stlzo 'to" stick", i.e. prick); a mark incised a " straining", " strenuousness" or " strength", i.e. 4862 and 2<Sb<5y to shut together, i.e. include or (flg.) ownership), i.e. (flg.) recognition of (for punched or (flg.) luxury (voluptuousness):delicacy. embrace in a common subjection to: conclude, inmark. service: tear of 4765. orpovOCov strdatbldn, stroo-thee'-on; close, shut up. fem. of a stig-may'; oTi'ypii stlgme, 4742; Iftlfi. dimtn. of orpovBos strduthds (a sparrow); a 4789. o-vyKXnpov6u.os sugkler&ndmds, soongpoint of time, i.e. an instant:moment. klay-ron-ovi'-os; from 4S62 and 281S; a co-heir, i.e. little sparrow: sparrow.
4744. <rrtXp<a stllbo,
to gleam,
i.e.
stil'-bo;
appar.aprim. verb;
4766. <rrp<&VW|U
flash intensely:shining.
stronnumi,
or simpler
strone'-noo-mee;
(by anal.) participant in common;fellow (joint) -heir, heir together, heir with.
4745. "rod st 5a, st5-ah'; prob. from 2476; aeoJonnade or interior piazza: porch. 4746- otoi(J&s stoibas. stoy-bas
1
(rrpuvvvw atrdnnud, strone^noo'-o; from a still simpler
prol.
4790. e-iryKoivuve'w
no-neh'-o;
HngkAlnonSo,
soono-fcoj/-
with, i.e. from a prim. ; orpow 8tr5o, stro'-o (used only as an alt. in stelbo (to "step" or "stojnp"); a. spread certain tenses; prob. akin to 4731 through the idea of lowship) with, be partaker of. sugkdlnonds, soong-koy(as if tramped flat) of loose materials for a couch, i.e. positing); to "strew", i.e. spread (as a carpet or 4791. mryKoivovds no-nos ; from 4802 and 2844; a co-participant:com(by impl.) a bough of a tree so employed:branch. couch):make bed, furnish, spread, strew.
<rrc(f3a>
1
from ^62 and 2if#/; to share in company co-participate in: communicate (have fel-
4747. oroixtiov atdlcheldii, stoy-khi'-on; neut. of a presumed der. of the base of 4748; something orderly in arrangement, i.e. (by impl.) a serial (basal,
4767. OTvyvnrds
atugnetos,
odious:hateful.
stoog-nay-tos';
panion, partake
(-r, -r
with).
from a der. of an
(to hate); hated,
obsol. appar. prim,
arvyw stago
from
fundamental,
initial) constituent
(lit.),
proposition
i.e.
479^. c-iryKou,fi> sngkdmlzo, soong-fcom-id'-2o; from 4862 and vS^,' to convey together, i.e. collect or bear away in company with others: carry.
(flg.): element, principle,
rudiment.
4768. o-TiryvdJu
4748. aôi\ia gtoicb&o, stoy-kheh'-o;

to
from a the same as
der. of <rrilx<* steicbo (to range in regular line); march in (military) rank (keep step), i.e. (flg.) to
conform to virtue and piety:walk
(orderly).
4749. <rro\f[ st die, stol-ay'; from 4724; equipment, i.e. (spec.) a "stole" or long-fitting gown (as a mark of dignity);long clothing (garment), (long)
robe.
4750.
<rr6(i,o
HtSma,
stom'-a; prob. strengthened
from a presumed der. of the base of 5114; the mouth (as if a gash in the face); by impl. language (and its the plur. 5200, 5210, 3213, 3216, flg- an opening (in the earth) ; spec, the relations) 4773. o-UYY^vem auggSnela, soong-ghen'4-ah; front or edge (of a weapon):edge, face, mouth. from 4773; relationship, i.e. (concr.) relatives; 4751. o-ropaxos Bt5macb5s, stom'-akh-os; from " stom- kindred. 4750; an orifice (the gullet), i.e. (spec.) the
;
4793. <nryKptvo sngkrlno, soong-kree'-no; from render gloomy, i.e. (by impl.) 4<fc2 and 29/9; to judge of one thing in connection glower (be overcast with clouds, or sombreness of with another, i.e. combine (spiritual ideas with apspeech):lower, be sad. propriate expressions) or collate (one person with an4769. orvXos atulds, stoo'-los; from o-rvo> stuo other by way of contrast or resemblance):compare (to stiffen; prop, akin to the base of 2476); a post among (with). (" style"), i.e. (flg.) support: pillar. 4794. oiryKtiirTM sngknpto, soong-koop'-to; from 4770. Stohkos Stoiikds, sto-ik-os'; from ^7<(j,' a 4862 and 20.55; to stoop altogether, i.e. be completely " Stoic" (as occupying a particular porch in Athens), overcome by:bow together. i.e. adherent of a certain philosophy :Stoick. 4795. o-vyxvpCa eagkarla, soonsr-fcooêe'-oh; 4771. <rv an, soo; the pers. pron. of the sec. pers. from a comp. of 4862 and Kvpia kurf o (to light or sing. ; thou:thou. See also 4371, 4071, 467s; and for happen; from the base of 2962) ; concurrence, Le. ac#767; to
stugnazo,
stoog-nad'-zo;
cident:
chance.
4796. onryxaCpa
sugcbalro,
soong-khah'ee-ro;
from
to sympathize in gladness, congratulate: rejoice in (with).
4862
and 5403;
ach": stomach. 475S. oTpaxeCa atratela,
4773. o-uyyevfjs
strat-i'-ah;
snggenea,
soong-ghen-ace'
;
from
47S4',
military service, i.e. (fig.) the apostolic career (as of hardship and danger):warfare.
from 4802 and /a#; a relative (by blood) by extens. countryman:cousin, kin (-sfolk, -sman). one a fellow
4774. <nryyv<&u.ii
4797. <rvy\(a
sngcbeo,
soong-kheh'-o;
<rvy\iva
anggnome,
4753. 0TpdrV|ia
strat'-yoo-mah; from 47S4', an armament, i.e. (by impl.) a body of troops (more or less extensive or systematic):army, soldier, man of war.
atrateama,
from a rajmp. of 4S62 and 1007; fellow knowledge,

concession: permission.
4775. <nryKd8n|i<u angkatbemal, soong-kath'lttl sugcbradmal, soong-khrah'ay-mahee; from 4862 and 2521; to scat oneself in com- 4798. o-vyxP( om-ahee; from 4862 and 5530; to use jointly, i.e. (by pany with; sit with. <TTpa,Tiio|i(H strat-yoo'-omstratSuftmal, 4754. impl.) to hold intercourse in common:have dealings oTryKoOtJo) sagkatbizo, soong-kath4d'-zo; ahee; mid. from the base of 4736; to serve in a mili- 4776. with. gie (or fake) o to seot in com^Sfe and 2323; from (with tary campaign; flg. to execute the apostolate 4799. <r&y\vws sugchnsis, soong'-khoo-sis; sit (down) together. pany with:(make) contend with and functions), to its arduous duties from 4707; commixture, Le. (flg.) riotous disturbsoldier, to) (go war (-fare). 4777. <ruYnaKoira66 sugkakftpatbeo, soongcarnal inclinations: ance; confusion. 4755. <rTpmvy6s atrategSa, strat-ay-gosf; from kak-op-ath-eh'-o; from 4862 and ajrjy," to suffer hard4800. o-vd<D gnzao, sood-zah'-o; from 4862 and with: be partaker of afflictions. the base of 4750 and 71 or 2233; a general, i.e. (by ship in company
; soong-gno'-may; from ^562 and commingle promiscuously, i.e. (flg.) to throw (an asi.e. sembly) info disorder, to perplex (the mind):confound, confuse, stir up, be in an uproar.
angchnno, soong-khoo'-no; X^ w ch8o (to pour) or its alt to
impl. or anal.) a (military) governor (prostor), the chief (pravfect) of the (Levitical) temple-wardens:
captain, magistrate.
477S. rvyKaKovx&i>
kak-oo-kheh'-o; company with,
i.e.
angkakdnebeo,
soongin
to-
3108; to continue to live in
common with,
Le. co-sur-
from 4*2 and 25-5*; to maltreat

(pass.)
uiue
(lit.
or flg.):live with.
endure persecution
4756. <rrpar(a stratla, strat-ee'-ah; fem. of a
gether:softer
-
affliction with.
oTparos strattts (an army; from the base of 4706, as encamped) ; camp-Ji/ceness, i.e. an army, i.e. (flg.) the angels, the celestial luminaries:host.
der. of
4862
4779. enryKaX& sngkaleo, soong-kal-eh'-o; from 4502. OTiJirWM and 2jo^, to convoke: call together.
4S0.A <ruJt*Yvup.i snzngnnml, sood-zyoog'-noo. mee; from 48b2sca& the base of 220/; to yoke together, i.e. (flg.) conjoin (in marriage):join together.
suzeteo,
sood-zay-teh'-o;
from
4750. mryKaXfarra
to;
augkalupto, soong-feaJ-oop'-
#i&2
and 22727 to investigate jointly,

caw'L dispute (with), reason (together).
-
Le. discuss, con
4757.
arpan&np
stratlotes,
strat-ee-o'-tace;
from ^852 and
2372; to conceal altogether:cover.
irotrert,
enquire,
question
(with),
from a presumed der. of the same as 4736; a camperout, i.e. a (common) warrior (lit. or flg.):soldier. stratdl&geo, strat-ol-og4755. arpOLTohtyia eh'o; from a comp. of the base of 4750 and 3004 (in its orig. sense); to gather (or select) as a warrior, Le. n!st in the army : choose to be a soldier.
4759. oTparoireSiipxis
475.Z. <nryKdu/irT
augkampto, soong-kamp'-to;
to bend together,
i.e. (flg.)
from 4*2 and

afflict: bow
4803. <n>i$Ti]<n.s
putation
(-ting),
2j7<f/
to
down.
from 4802; mutual
snzetesls, sood-zay'-tay-sis; questioning, Le. discussion:His reasoning.
472. <rvyKaTaPaCv
kat-ab-ah'ee-no;
angkatabalno,
from ^62 and company with: go down with.
soong4804- o-ufcnTnrfjs snzetetes, sood-zay-tay-tace'; 2307; to descend in from 4802; a disputant, i.e. sophist: disputer.
4805. <rJ70s snzngds, sood'-zoo-gos; from ^for; gtratope'darcbes, 47&?. (nryKOTdfleins augbatathesla, soongco-yoked, i.e. (flg.) as noun, a colleague; prob. rather strat-op-ed-ar'-khace; from 4760 and 7/7; a ruler of kat-ath'-es-is; from 47<5V; a deposition (of sentiment) prop, name; Syzygus, a Chr.:yokefellow. an army, i.e. (spec.) a Praetorian prozfect;captain in company with, i.e. (flg.) accord with:agreement. as
of the guard. 4784. <nryKaTaTtec|uu sngkatatithemai, 4760. <rrp*r6irtoov stratopgdon, strat-op'-ed- soong-lcat-at-ith'-em-ahee; mid. from 4863 and 2608; and the same as 3077; a to deposit (one's vote or opinion) in company with, on; from the base of 4750 camping-ground, Le. (by impl.) a body of troops: i.e. (flg.) to accord with:consent army. 47*5. <nryn(iT<M|rn<j>i;< augkatapgepblzo, 4761. o-TptpXo etreblfto, sfreMo'-o; from a der. soong-kat-apsîy-fid'-zo; from #Sfe and a comp. of of 4762; to wrench, i.e. (spec.) to torture (by the 2506 and ,J5*>,' to count down in company with, Le. enroll among: number with. rack), but only flg. to pervert:wrest.
4#06.
eh'-o;
OTi<!>oiroi.&>
suzoopoigo,
sood-zo-op-oy-
from
#S&2
and 2227; to reanimate conjointly
with (flg.):quicken together with.
4807. truKapivos snkamlnog, soo-kam'-ee-nos; Of Heb. or. [82B6] in imitation of 480Q; a sycamore-fig tree:sycamine tree.
4808. eoiKiJ soke, soo-kay'; tree:flg tree.
from
4810;
JSff-
4763. <rrp&pu atrepbd, stref-o: strengthened from tbe base 015157; to twist, i.e. turn quite around
47S6. mryicepdvvv|j.i
angkerannnml,
and 2767;
ker-an'-noo-mee; from 4802
soong. to commingle,
4S09. iniKouapata
rah'-yah;
sukAmoraia,
soo-Som-e(the
from 4&0 and |iopov
mArdn
mul-
68
berry);
Sookon

4831.
appar. a prim,
the " sycamore" -fig tree: sycamore tree.

4&ff-
Comp.
4810. trKOV sukdu, soo'-kon; word; a fig: fig.
snmmimetes, soom-mzm- 4854. cHi|i<S>vTos sumpliutos, soom'-foo-tos; from a presumed comp. of 4862 and j^/,* a from 4862 and a der. of 3433; grown along with (conco-imitator, i.e. fellow votary: follower together. nate), i.e. (fig.) closely united to:planted together.
a-vu.uiLvri'Hjs
ay-tace';
4832. on>|j.(j.op<(>05 summdrpbds, soom-mor-fos' from jrftte and j^; jointly formed, i.e. (flg.) simi4811. (TUKO<|>aVT&> sukdpbanteo, soo-kof-anlar:conformed to, fashioned like unto. teh'-o; from a oomp. of 4810 and a der. of 5310; to be a fig-informer (reporter of the law forbidding the ex- 4833. o-vu.(j,op<j>da> summdrpbdo, soom-morportation of figs from Greece), "sycophant", i.e. fo'-o; from 4832; to rentier like, i.e. (fig.) to assimi(gen. and by extens.) to defraud {exact unlawfully, late:make conformable unto. 4834- <rvf.itaSio snmpatbgo, soom-path-eh'-o; extort): accuse falsely, take by false accusation.
4855. o-vucpva) sumpbuo, soom-foo'-o; from 486s and 3433; pass, to grow jointly: spring up with.
4856. o-uucpuvc'to
suiupboneo,
from 4839;
to
be /larmoutous,
i.e. (fig.)
soom-fo-neh'-o; to accord (be
suitable, concur) or stipulate (by compact): (together, with).
agree
4857. o-vfi<p(lvT)cn.s sumpbonesis, soom-fo 1 team. 483s; to feel " sympathy" with, i.e. (by impl.) to 4812. oTj\a'Y<iiY&D snlagdggo, soo-lag-ogue-eh'-o; commiserate: have compassion, be touched with a nay-sis; from 4836; accordance:concord. from the base of 48/3 and (the redupl. form of) 71; to feeling of. 4858. crv[Acj>on'a sampbonia, soom-fo-nee'-ah; Zead away as booty, i.e. (flg.) seduce: spoil. 483 5. <rv|iira8^js sumpatbes, soom-path-ace' from #%<?,' unison of sound (" symphony"), i.e. a con4813. cruXdco gulao, soo-lah'-o; from a der. of from 4841; having a fellow-feeling (" sympathetic"), cert of instruments (harmonious note): music. <rvXX<o solid (to strip; prob. akin to 138; comp. i.e. (by impl.) mutually commiserative;having com4859. crvpcpuvos sumpbonds, soom'-fo-nos; passion one of another. 466/); to despoil: rob. from <rffe and 3436; sounding together (alike), i.e. o-v(iirapa-y(vo(iai 4836. smnparaglndmal, (fig.) accordant (neut. as noun, agreement): con4814- avKkdkia sullalSo, sool-lal-eh'-o; from 4862 and 2980; to talk together, i.e. converse; com- soom-par-ag-in'-om-ahee; from 4862 and 3834; to be sent. i.e. to convene; by impl. to appear together, present mune (confer, talk) with, speak among. 4860. <rv|H|/r)cpCi; sumpsephlzo, soom-psay-fid'in aid:come together, stand with. zo; from 4862 andj-j<?f,' to compute jointly: reckon. 4815. eroXXaupdvio enllambana, sool-lam- 4&J7. <ru|j.irapaicaX& sumparakaleo, soom- 4861. <ruLi.<|ruxo$ snmpsucbds, ban'-o; from 4862 and 2983; to clasp, i.e. seize (arrest, soom'-psoo-khos;
capture); spec, to conceive
(lit.
or
flg.);
by
impl. to
par-ak-al-eh'-o;
aid: catch, conceive, help, take.

4816. cruXXe'-yw
ly: comfort together.
irom 4862 and 3870; to console jointfrom 4862 and 3300; co-spirited, ment: like-minded.
i.e.
similar in senti-
4838. <rvv.irapa\av.pav<>)
gnmparalamband,
sullego,
and 3004
in its orig. sense;
sool-leg'-o; from 4862 to collect:gather (to-
soom-par-al-am-ban'-o; from 4862 and 3880; to take along in company: take with.
gether, up).
4839. <ru|iirapa|jiv<o
samparameno, soom-parsumparelml,
otV sun, soon; a prim. prep, denoting union; with or together (but much closer than j>j^6 or 3844), i.e. by association, companionship, process,
resemblance, possession, instrumentality, addition :beside, with. In comp. it has similar applications, includ. completeness.
etc.
4817. <rv\\o'y(i;o|Uii sulldglzdmal, sool-log-id'zom-ahee; from 4862 and 3040; to reckon together (with oneself), i.e. deliberate:reason with.
4818. o-uXXuire*!) sullupeo, sool-loop-eh'-o; from 4862 and 3076; to afflict jointly, i.e. (pass.) sorrow at (on account of) some one: be grieved.
am-en'-o; from 4862 and 3887; to remain in company, i.e. still live: continue with.
4840. a-vu.irdpei|U
soom-par'-ii.e.
4863.
71;
o-vvct-yw
sunago,
i.e.
soon-ag'-o;
from 4862 and
mee; from 4862 and jo/^; to be at Ziand together, now present:be here present with.
4841. <ni|J.ira<rx> sumpascbd, soom-pas'-kho; from 4862 and 3038 (includ. its alt.); to experience 4819. <rvu.pa(v, snnibaliio, soom-bah'ee-no; pain jointly or of the same kind (spec, persecution; in. from 486s and the base of 93Q; to walk (fig. transpire) to " sympathize"): suffer with. 4864. OTivryary<j sunagoge, soon-ag-o-gay' together, i.e. concur (take place):be (-fall), happen 4842. <rvu.1reu.1rw sumpempd, soom-pem'-po; from (the redupl. form of) 4863; an assemblage of (unto). from 4862 and 3002; to despatch in company: send persons; spec, a Jewish "synagogue" (the meeting 4820. <ru|ij3aX\o> snmballo, soom-baZ'-Zo; from with. or the place); by anal, a Christian church: assem4862 and 906; to combine, i.e. (in speaking) to con4843. <ru|rpiXo|ipdv<i) sumperilambano, bly, congregation, synagogue. verse, consult, dispute, (mentally) to consider, (by soom-per-ee-lam-ban'-o; from 4802 and a comp. of 4865. <ruva-y<i)vJop.ai sanagonlzdmal, soonimpl.) to aid, (personally) to join, attack: confer, 4012 and 29<&; to take by inclosing altogether, i.e. ag-o-nid''-zom-ahee; from 4862 and 73; to struggle in help, make, meet with, ponder. encounter, company with, i.e. (flg.) to be a partner (assistant): earnestly throw the arms about one: embrace. 4821. o-V|iftatriXevu silmbasilfuo, soom-bas-il- 4844- wpalvta sumplmd, soom-pee' -no; from strive together with. yoo'-o; from 4862 and 936; to be co-regent (flg.): 4862 and 4005; to partake a beverage in company: 4866. a-uvaSiKim snnatbleo, soon-ath-leh'-o; reign with. from 4862 and 118; to wrestle in company with, i.e. drink with.
or convene; spec, to entertain (hospitably): accompany, assemble (selves, together), bestow, come together, gather (selves together, up, together), lead into, resort, take
collect
to lead together,
4822.
<ru|i(3i.f3d
sumblbazo,
blbazo
soom-btb-ad'-zo;
caus. [by
4845. <ru|iirXT|p6
space) to
(pass,
sumplcrSo,
soom-play-ro'-o:
i.e.
(flg.)
to seek jointly:labour with, strive together for.
from 4862 and
Pipd
(to force;
from 4862 and 4137; to implenish completely,
(of
4867. crwa6poCi> sranatbrdizo, soon-ath-royd'zo;
redupl.] of the base of Q3Q); to drive together, i.e. unite (in association or affection), (mentally) to infer,
swamp (a boat), or (of time) to accomplish be complete): (fully) come, fill up.
<ruu,irvC'Y
from 4862 and dSpoflJw atbr&izo
to convene:
call (gather) together.

suiiutro,
to
(to hoard);
show,
teach: compact, assuredly gather,
instruct,
4846.
snmpnlgo,
-
soom-pnee'-go;
i.e. (lit.)
4868. cruvaCpw
4862
soon-ah'ee-ro;
i.e. (fig.)
from
knit together, prove.
from 4862 and

to droren, or
^/j^,
4823. <rup.pouXv snmbduleuo, soom-boolyoo'-o; from 4862 and rou ; to give (or take) advice
jointly,
i.e.
(flg.)
to strangle completely, to crowd: choke, throng.
and
-r^2,'
make up
together,
to com-
pute (an account):

aheekh-mal'-o-tos;
fellowprisoner.
reckon, take.
sunalcbmalot&s.
4862
4847. crviiiroXfrrns
tace;
i.e.
sumpolites,
4177;
soom-poUee'-
4869. o-wtux|idXTos
recommend, deliberate or determine:
soo-
from 4862 and
a native of the same town,
from
and
164;
a co-captive:
consult, (give, take) counsel (together).
(fig.)
co-religionist (fellow-Ghristiari): fellow-
4824- <ruiiPovXi.ov snmbdulidn, soom-boo'-lee4848. o-uuiropevoum snmpdrSndmai, soomon; neut. of a presumed der. of 4823; advisement; por-yoo'-om-ahee; from 4862 and 4108; to journey tospec, a deliberative body, i.e. the provincial assessors gether; by impl. to assembZe:go with, resort. or lay-court: consultation, counsel, council. <rv|i.irdcri,ov suiiapdsioii, soom-pos'-ee-on; 4826. o-vu-PovXos suinboulos, soom'-boo-los; 4849. neut. of a der. of the alt. of 4844; a drinJtmo-party from 4862 and 1012; a consultor, i.e. adviser: coun(" symposium"), i.e. (by extens.) a room of guests:
citizen.
4870. trwaKoXovBe'w
ol-oo-theh'-o;
snnakdldntbeo,
/oo;
soon-ak-
from 4862 and
to
accompany :
follow.
$?7i. cT)vaX(ô) snnallzo, soon-al-id'-zo; from

4862
i.e.
a&& aXC|i ballz5 (to tferong); to accumulate, convene: assemble together.
sellor.
4826. 2v|M<Sv
Summon,
(i.e.
soom-eh-one' ; from the
company.
4850. <ruu,irpEcrpvTepos
soom-pres-boo'-ter-os;
4?7#. crovctvaPaCvo
simamabalno,
soon-an-abin
same as 4613; Symeon 1st. : Simeon, Simon.

4827.
o-v|mio.6titt|s
Shimon), the
name
of five
sampresbnterds,
4862
from
and
4245;
eo-p?-es-
from #5&2 and joj; to ascend with;come up with.

ah'ee-no;
company
soon-antable, to-
byter: presbyter, also an elder.
#?7<1 <ruvavdKEiu.cu
soom-mathay-tace'; from a comp. of 4862 and 3129; a co-learner
Bummatbetes,
sunanakimai,
cruucpdYU
4851.
4862
<nj|i.cpepw
(of Christianity): fellowdisciple.
sumpbago. snmphero,
See
4006.
ak'-i-mahee; from
^2 and 343!
to recline in com-
soom-fer'-o;
from pany with
(at
a meal): sit (down, at the
and 3342
i.e.
(includ. its alt.);
to bear together (con-
gether) with (at meat).
snmmartiireo, soom-marfrom 4862 and j-ô; to testify jointly, i.e. corroborate by (concurrent) evidence: testify unto,
4828. <rvti|i.apTvpe'w
too-reh'-o;
(also)
bear witness (with).

<ru|j.u,cpCo|Jiai
to collect, or (flg.) to conduce; es- 4874- o-uvavaiifYVvui snnanamignnmi, soonnoun) adtrantaoe. be better for, an-am-ig' -noo-mee; from 4862 and a comp. of 303 and bring together, be expedient (for), be good, (be) pro- JJ96; to mi* up together, i.e. (flg.) associate with: (have, keep) company (with). fit (-able for).
tribute),
(lit.)
pec. (neut. part, as
4.5^9.
gummerlzomai,
soom-
4852. crvu-epnux
consent unto.
sumpbemi,
wier-id'-zom-a/iee,*
jointly,
i.e.
mid. from 4862 and JJ07; to share participate in: be partaker with.
from 4862 and 534b; to say jointly,

4853.
ace;
I
i.e.
soom'-fay-mee; assent to:

soom-foo-let'i.e.
4875. cruvavaxavouai
an-ap-ow'-om-ahee;
sunanapaudmat, soonmid. from 4862 and J7^,' to recruit oneself in company with; refresh with.
4#76. crvvavTacD sunantao, soon-an-tah'-o; 4862 and a der. of 473; to meet with; flg. to occur;befall, meet.
4&?0. o-vjiuexoxos sninnietdchos, sobm-met'okh-os; from .^Ste and 3333; a co-participant: partaker.
cru|j.<fiuXeTrjs
sumphultes,
and a der. of 5443; a co-tribesman, native of the same country: countryman.

4862
from
from

4877. <rvvdvri](ri5
Sookoii
Soonoopoorgeho
soon-is-tah'-o;
69
or
sunantesls,
soon-cm'-tay-sis;
pany
from 481b; a meeting with:meet.

4878. <nvavTtXojj.pdvojiat
with, i.e. collect {fellow Christian):elected together with.
awurria gnnlstao,
(strengthened)
soon-an-tee-lam-ban'-omrahee; from 4862 and 482; to take hold of opposite together, i.e. co-operate
owurravw gunistano, soon-is-tan'-o; or innilaono, soon-el-ow'-no; crvvto-n]|JU gunlgtemi, to drive together, i.e. (flg.) exhort soon-is'-tay-mee; (- set at one again. from 4802 and 2476 (includ. its collat. forms) ; to set (to reconciliation): together, i.e. (by impl.) to introduce (favorably), or (assist):help. 4901. 0T)veiri|J.ttpTup60) gun$pimartni-o, soom(flg.) to exhibit; intrans. to stand near, or (flg.) to 4879. <rvvair&yci> snnapago, soon-ap-ag'-o; from ep-ee-mar-too-reh'-o; from 48b2 and J0J7: to testify constitute: approve, commend, consist, make, stand 4862 and j2o; to take off together, i.e. transport with further jointly, i.e. unite i adding evidence:also (with). {seduce, pass, yield): carry Qead) away with, con- bear witness. o-uvoSevu gunfidSnd, soon-od-yoo'-o; from descend. ^90^. <niWiro|iat gunp<5mat, soon-ep'-om-ahee;
sanantllambaii6>
4300. eruveXttuvw
mal,
from #5&2 and
/6<jj;
4880. o-uvawoflvfjcrKG)
ap-oth-nace'-ko;
in
gunapdtbnesko,
soore-
from ^2 and
(flg.)
company
with, or
^99; to decease (lit.) similarly to; be dead (die)
mid. from 4*2 and a prim, cirw bpo (to follow); to attend {travel) in company with:accompany.
48b2 and 3593; to travel in with.
company with:journey
with.
4881. o-vvairdXXi>|J.i
loo-mee;
simapolliimi,
soon-ap-ol'-
from 4862 and 622; to destroy (mid. or pass, fre slain) in company with." perish wit&. presumed comp. of #562 and the base of 2041; a co- 4862 and 3011; to reside together (as a family): dwell 488%. <n>vairo(rr&\ sunapdstello, soon-op-os- laborer, i.e. coadjutor: companion in labour, (fel- together. tel'-lo; from 4862 and 649," to despatch (on an errand) low-) helper (-labourer, -worker), labourer together c-uvoiKoSofieM san51]i5d5mo, soon-oywith, workfellow. in company with: send with. kod-om-eh'-o; from 48b2 and 3bi8; to construct, i.e. 4888. rvvap|ioXo7& sunarm&ldggo, soon-ar- 4905. o-wpxop.tu sumercbomal, soon-er'-khom- (pass.) to compose (in company with other Christians, mol-og-eh'-o; from ^ffe and a der. of a comp. of 779 ahee; from 48b2 and 2064; to convene, depart in com.) : build together. and 3004 (in its orig. sense of laying); to render close- pany with, associate with, or (spec.) cohabit (conjuo-uvo|uX&i> simdmtlSo, soon-om-il-eh'-o; jointed together, i.e. organize compactly: be fitly gally): accompany, assemble (with), come (together), from 48b2 and ,?6y6; to converse mutually :talk with. come (company, go) with, resort. framed (joined) together. 4884. arwapfirc\t,a sunarpazo, soon-ar-pad'-zo; 4906. <ruveo-6l(>> gnnstbl5, soon-es-thee'-o; from 4927. o-wo|a.ope'<u Nuuoin.irfd, soon-om-or-eh'-o; 4862 and 2obS (includ. its alt.); to take food in com- from 48b2 and a der. of a comp. of the base of 3674 from 4862 and 72b; to snatcA together, i.e. seise; pany with: eat with. and the base 013723; to border together, i.e. adjoin: catch.
'.
a-vvoSla. snnddla, soon-od-ee'-ah; from a 8un('rg('i"i, soon-erg-eh'-o; from a fellow-worker, i.e. co-operate;help comp. of 4862 and 3508 (" synod"); companionship on a journey, i.e. (by impl.) a caravan:company. (work) with, work (-er) together. o-vvoik&o gniidlkSo, soon-oy-keh'-o; from .9<%. o-vvep7<5s gunrg5g, soon-er-gos' ; from a
4903. oruvcp'yeo
4904;
to 6e
from 4862 and <?7; to increase {grow up) together: grow together. 4886. ctivoWuos uud('nni*, soon'-des-mos; from 4862 and J/99,' a joint tie, i.e. ligament, (flg.)
uniting principle, control:
4885. <n:vavdvai
sanaazano,
soon-dura-am'-o;
4907. orvvttris sungglg, soon'-es-is; from 4020; a mental putting together, i.e. intelligence or (concr.) the intellect: knowledge, understanding.
join hard.
'.
OTivd\'n
sanAcbe, soon-dkh-ay ; from 4912;

1
restraint,
i.e. (flg.)
anxiety:anguish,
distress.
4908. o-vvtos simiHos, soon-et'-os; from 4020; mentally put (or putting) together, i.e. sagacious:
prudent.
OTivraoro-w
guntasso,
band, bond.
Comp. J42Q,
48b2 and 5021; to arrange jointly, appoint.
i.e. (fig.)
soon-tas-so; from to direct:
4887. <mvMo>
/2/0;
sundSo,
with,
i.e.
soon-deh'-o;
to
Mnd
(pass.) oe
(fig.):be
bound with.
from 4862 and 4909. <rvvevSoKl (.uniinlokfo, soon-yoo-dok4950. o-wrlXao stmt616ia, soon-tel'-i-ah; from a fellow-prisoner eh'-o; from 48b2 and 210b; to think well of in common, 40?/; entire completion, i.e. consummation (of a disi.e. assent to, feel gratified with: allow, assent, be
pleased, have pleasure.
4888. cruvSogdga)
soon-dox-ad'-zo; from 4562 and ^92; to ea;a!t to dignity in company (i.e. similarly) with:glorify together.
anndAxazo,
pensation) : end.
gungnochSo, soon-yoo-o- ^9. oTJVTcXfa Bunteleo, soon-tel-eh'-o; from from 4862 and a der. of a presumed comp. 4K2 and 5055; to complete entirely; gen. to execute 4889. o-vvSovXos sunddulSs, soort'-doo-ios; from of 2005 and a der. of 21Q2 (mean, to be in good condi- (lit. or fig.): end, finish, fulfil, make. tion, i.e. [by impl.] to fare well, or feast); to enter48b2 and 1401', a co-sZave, i.e. servitor or ministrant 4932. on)VT'|iVi suntemno, soon-tem'-no; from tain sumptuously in company with, i.e. (mid. or of the same master (human or divine):fellowser4<5&2 and the base of 5/74; to contract by cutting, i.e. pass.) to revel together: feast with. vant. (flg.) do concisely {speedily): (cut) short.
4910. <ruvevu\ia
kheh'-o;
o-t)v8p|jui>
4890.
<rvv8pou,"tf|
KundrCmo. See 403b. gimdrdme, soon-drom-ay'

a running together,
i.e. (riot-
from
sniiephlstemi, soon-ef-is 4933. o-DVTnpew smiter&d, soon-tay-reh'-o; from tay-mee: from 48b2 and 2186; to stand up together, #5&2 and Ja55; to fceep closely together, i.e. (by impl.) i.e. to resist (or assault) jointly;rise up together.
4911.
crvv|>a-Tn|J,i
1
(the alt. of) 403b;
ous) concourse:run together.
491S. o-uvi\a
soon-eg-i'-ro;
gungcbo,
soon-ekh'-o; from 48b2

(the ears,
flg.
to conserve (from ruin); ment. to o6e):keep, observe, preserve.
remember (and
4891. o-vve-yetpM
4>5$2
snngiro,
from
and
/.jyj,'
to rouse (from death) in
company
and 2792/ to hold together, i.e. to compress with a crowd or siege) or arrest (a prisoner);
compel, perplex,
afflict,
to
with,
to:
i.e. (fig.)
to revivify (spiritually) in resemblance
raise up together, rise with.
keep in, press, lie sick of, be taken with, throng.
preoccupy: stop, be in a
constrain, hold,
strait, straiten,
4934. o-vvtC8e|j,s
4892. omWSpiov simidrldn, soom-ed'-ree-on; 4913. o-vWjSou.cu annedimai, soon-ay' -domceut of a presumed der. of a comp. of 48b2 and the ahee; mid. from 48b2 and the base of 2237; to rejoice base of 147b; a joint session, i.e. (spec.) the Jewish in with oneself, i.e. feel satisfaction concerning: deSanhedrim; by anal, a subordinate tribunal:
inntSmoa,
soon-torn' -oce; adv.
light.
council.
4S14- orvvÔtia snnetbSla, soon-ay' -thi-ah; 4893. <ruveC8T)<rts gim$idesis, soon-i'-day-sis; from a comp. of 48b2 and 223Q; mutual habituation, from a prol. form of 4894; co-perception, i.e. moral i.e. usage: custom.
consciousness:
from a der. of 4032; concisely {briefly): a few words. 4936. OTivrp^x" suntrecbo, soon-trekh'-o; from to rush together (has48b2 and 3143 (includ. its alt.) tily assemble) or headlong (flg.):run (together, with).
;
conscience.
48b2
ee-o'-tace; from 4862 and a der. of 2244; a co-aged and 14Q2; to see completely; used (like its prim.) only in person, equal, i.e. alike in years: two past tenses, respectively mean, to understand or 4916. o-uvBdirro gimthapto, soon-thap'-to; from become aware, and to be conscious or (clandestinely) 48b2 and 2200; to inter in company with, i.e. (flg.) to informed of:consider, know, be privy, be ware of. assimilate spiritually (to Christ by a sepulture as to 4895. o-ivei|u Nuuilmi, soon'-i-mee; from 48b2 sin) bury with. and 1310 (includ. its various inflections) to be in com4917. <ruv8Xdu sunthlao, soon-thlah'-o; from pany with, i.e. present at the time:be with.
4894. <ruveC8w
sunSldo,
soon-i'-do;
from
4915. oT)VT|XiKuiTns gunellkloteg, soon-ay-lik48b2
4937. o-uvrpCp smitribo, soon-tree' -bo; from and the base of 3147; to crush completely, ie. to shatter (lit. or flg.):break (in pieces), broken to
shivers
(+
-hearted), bruise.
4938. 0-vvTpip.p.a suntrlmma, soon-trim' -mah, from 4037; concussion or utter fracture (prop, concr.), i.e. complete ruin:destruction.
4939.
<ri vrpo<j>os
smitrdpb&s,
soon'-trof-os;
from
48b2
ling, i.e.
and sib2 (in a pass, sense); a fellow-nurscomrade: brought up with.
4896.
o-vveijii
gunSlml,
(to go);
soon.'-i-roee;
flXdw tblao from 48b2 #852 and

i.e.
4940. omvTiryxa.M'
(to crush);
to das/i together,
and
et|m.
lmi
to assemble:gather tosoon1325; to enter in
shatter:
break.
eantngcbano, soon-toongkhan'-o; from 4862 and 3177; to chance together, i.e. meet with (reach): come at.
.494.Z.
49jKp,
-
gether.
.9i<?.
o-uv6Xtp
234b;
gnntblibo,
i.e.
soon-thlee'-bo;
from
4897. o-urao-epxo|i(u
ice-er'-khom-ahee;
gunSIgSrchdmai,
4<?62
and
to compress,
crowd on
all sides:
from #562 and company with:go in with, go with into.
throng.
SwrvXT] Snntucbe, soon-too'-khay; from an accident; Syntyche, a Chr. female: Syn-
tyche.
4898. (twkSi]|ios snnSkdemds, soo-eft'-cfoymos; from 48b2 and the base of 1333; a co-absentee from home, i.e. /eKoro-traueHer:companion in
travel, travel with.
gnntbrnpto, soon-throop'-to; from 48b2 and Opuirrto tbrupto (to crumote); to

4919. o-uvSpvirrw
crush together,
i.e. (flg.)
494S. oT)vviroKptvo(j.at
enunpdkrlndmal,
soon-oo^pok-rin'-om-ahee; from 48b2
to dispirit: break.
and 527/; to act hypocritically in concert with:dissemble with.
4920. otivCt|ux
48b2
gnnieml,
(to
soon-ee'-ay-mee;
4899. ctvvckXckt6s simklb:t5g, socra-efc-Iefetoe'; from a comp. of 4802 and 158b; chosen in com-
send); to put together, i.e. (mentally) to comprehend; by impl. to act piously: consider, understand, be wise.
and
tr\p.i
bleml
from 4948. <rwvirovp7&i> sunnp&iirggo, soon-oopoorg-eh'-o; from 4*62 and a der. of a comp. of 3239 and the base of 2041; to be a co-auxiliary, i.e. assist:help together.
Soonodeeno

soon-o-dee'-no;
4944.
OTiv<i)8tv<o
sunodtno,
from
(gen.) to slaughter, or (spec.) to

kill,
maim
(violently):
o-ucppovCJjo
4098;
sophronlzo,
so-fron-id'-zoi
i.e. (fig.)
4862 and 3005; to have (parturition) pangs in company (concert, simultaneously) with, i.e. (fig.) to sympathize (in expectation of relief from suffering):travail
slay,
wound.
from
to
make of sound mind,
to
difi,
in pain together.
gpbAdra, sfod'-rah; neut. plur. of o-ifioSpos sphAdrAg (violent; of uncert. der.) as adv. vehemently, i.e. in a high degree, much:exJ/970.
cnjJoSpa
cipline or correct: teach to be sober.
4995.
mind.
.
o-oxjipovi.o-u.ds
gopbrAnigmAg.
i.e.
so-fron-is-
mos'; from 4094; discipline,
self-control: sound
ah,
4945. mivafUMrio. gunomAsia, soon-o-mos-ee'from a comp. of 4862 and 3060; a swearing together, i.e. (by impl.) a plot: conspiracy.
2vp&Kovo-cu
ceeding (ly), greatly, sore, very.
4971. <r4>o8pSs
the
spbAdros,
sfod-roce';
same
as 4970; very
much:
adv. from exceedingly.

sfrag-id'-zo;
<7<o<f>povws
sophrAnog,
so-fron'-oce;
adv.
from
4998;
with sound mind, Le. moderately:^
JfiJfi.
Suraliousai,
soo-rak'-oo-
J/972. 4Q73;
o-<ppa-yCo>
spbragizo,
from
soberly.
sahee; plur. of uncert. der. ; Syracuscs, the capital of Sicily:Syracuse.
4547. SvpCtt Snrla, soo-ree'-ah; prob. of Heb. or. Syria (i.e. Tsyria or Tyre), a region of Asia: [6865]
;
to stamp (with a signet or private mark) for security or preservation (lit. or fig.); by impl. to keep sea-et, to attest: (set a, set to) seal up.
4997. o-wi|>po<rvvTi gopbrAsnne, so-fros-oo'-nay; from 4998; soundness of mind, i.e. (lit.) sanity or
(fig.)
Syria.
Jj94$.
$047;
Svpos SnrAs, soo'^ros; from the same as a Syran (i.e. prob. Tyrian), a native of Syria:
Syrian.
4975. trippa/yCs prob. sphraglg, sfrag-ece'; strengthened from 3420; a signet (as fencing in or protecting from misappropriation); by impl. the stamp impressed (as a mark of privacy, or genuineness), lit. or flg.: seal.
self-control:soberness, sobriety.
o-u<|>pcDv
4998.
sopbrdn, so' -frone; from the base
of 4982 and that of 3424; safe (sound) in mind, i.e. self-controlled (moderate as to opinion or passion):
discreet, sober, temperate.
4549. SvpoijioCvunra SurAphAlnlgga, soo-rofoy'-nis-sah; fern, of a comp. of 4948 and the same as ?#y; a Syro-phcenician woman, i.e. a female native of Phoenicia in Syria: Syrophenician. 4950. crvpTis surtts, soor'-tis; from 40//; a shoal (from the sand drawn thither by the waves), i.e. the Syrtis Major or great bay on the N. coast of Africa:
quicksand*.
4974- 0"4>p6v
gpbnrAn,
sfoo-ron';
neut. of
presumed
der. prob. of the
same as
o-<|>atpo
gpbalrd ta. Beess88.

4999. TaP^pvoi Tabernal, tao-er'-nafcee; plur. of Lat. or.; huts or wooden-walled buildings; Tabernee:
" sphere"; comp. thefem. <r(pvpa 8 pit lira, a hammer) the ankle (as globular): ancle bone.
ra (a ball,
J/975, crxeSdv
scbAdAn,
skhed-on'; neut. of a prenigh,

i.e.
sumed
der. of the alt. of 219s as adv.;
nearly: almost.
<rx'
taverns.
TaPiBd Tabitba,
;
sebAo. See 2/92.
5000.
or.
tdb-ee-thah' ; of Chald.
(Le. Tabjetha),
4951. irvpu euro, soo'-ro; prob. akin to 13S; trail: drag, draw, hale.
to
J/976,
oyfyy.0.
schema,
(as
of 21Q2;
a figure
o-x
skhay'-mah; from the alt. a mode or circumstance), i.e. (by
[comp. 6646] the gazelle; Tabitha a Chr. female: Tabitha.
455. oTHnrapdo-OTO gnsparaggo, soos-par-as'from *5fe and #6&; to rend completely, i.e. (by anal.) to convulse violently: throw down.
to;
J/953.
<rv<r<niu,ov
impl.) external condition:

1/977.
fashion.
skhid'-zo;
scblzo,
lussemon, soos'-say-mon;
neut.
verb; to split or setier open, rend, make a rent.
(lit.
appar. a prim, or fig.). break, divide,
5001. T&-yu,a tagma, tag'-mah; from 502/; something orderly in arrangement (a troop), i.e. (flg.) a series or succession: order.
of a comp. of 4862 and the base of 45Q/; a sign in common, i.e. preconcerted signal:token,
497S. crx'o-rU1 scblsma, skhis'-mah; from 4977; a split or gap ("schism"), lit. or flg.: division, rent,
5002. toktos taktAg, tak-tos'; from josr; ranged, i.e. appointed or stated: Set.
ar-
5003. TaXaiirwpe'u
reh'-o,
49B4.
<r*<r<ro>|iios
sussomds,
soos'-so-mos;
from
schism.
from
3003;
talalporeo, tal-ahee-poto be wretched, Le. realize one's
4802 and 4083; of a joint body, i.e. (fig.) a fellow-member of the Christian community.of the same body.
4979. o-xoivtov
min. of (rxoivos
uncert. der.)
;
solioiiiii.il
skhoy-nee'-on; di-
own misery: be afflicted.

5004. TaXaiirupla
ree'-ah;
m>OTa<ria(mrjs sustasiastes, soos-tas-eeas-tace'; from a comp. of <t2 and a der. of 4714; a

J/955.
rush or j!ag-plant; of a rushlet, i.e. grass-withe or tie (gen.):

(a
gcbAiiiAs
talaiporla, tal-ahee-pofrom 3003; wretchedness, i.e. calamity:
small cord, rope.
misery.
fellow-insurgent: make insurrection with.
4956. <nKTTiTiK6s sustatlkAs, soos-tat-ee-kos 1 ; from a der. of 4921; introductory, i.e. recommendatory.' of commendation.
J/B57.
4980. <r\o\al<o scbAlazo, skhol-ad'-zo; from 4081; to take a holiday, i.e. be at leisure for (by impl. devote oneself wholly to); flg. to be vacant (of a house):empty, give self.
skhol-ay'; prob. fem. of a
5005. ToXaCirwpos talalporAs, tal-ah'ee-po-ros; from the base of 3007 and a der. of the base of 3984; enduring trial, i.e. miserable: wretched.
5006. ToXovTiotos
yos;
talent.
cvoravpdw
47'7,
-
from 4*62 and

J/958.
sustaurAo, soos-tow-ro'-o; 4981. o-xoV*] scbole, impale in company wttft. (lit. presumed der. of the alt.
soos-iel'-Io;
talantlalAg, talan-tee-ah'from 3007; talent-like in weight: weight of a
or flg.): crucify with.
from 4*2 and 4724', to se?id (draw) together, i.e. enwrap (en- ployment) :school. shroud a corpse for burial), contract (an interval): 4982. o-(Sjj sozo,
short,
49.59.
otmttsXXm sustfello,
of 2/92; prop, loitering (as a withholding of oneself from work) or leisure, i.e. (by impl.) a " school " (as vacation from phys. em-
5007. tcLXovtov talantAn, tal'-an-ton; neut. of
a presumed
Sear;
der. of the orig.
form of rXdu tlao
(to
sode'-zo;
from a prim. o-s sog

to save,
I.e.
equiv. to 3342); a balance (as supporting weights), i.e. (by impl.) a certain weight (and thence a
wind up.
(contr. for obsol. rdos
saAg, "safe");
coin or rather
sum
of
money) or " talent
":
talent.
oTiOTevd^w gastenazo, soos-ten-ad'-zo; from 4Sb2 and 4727; to moan jointly, i.e. (fig.) experience a common calamity:groan together.
4960. o-uaTOix^*
deliver or protect
(self),
or flg.): heal, preserve, save do well, be (make) whole.

(lit.
gugtAlcbeo,
soos-toy-kheh'-o;
to.
4983. <ru|ia soma, so'-maft; from 4082; the body (as a sound whole), used in a very wide application,
lit.
5008. ToXt9d talltlia, tal-ee-thah' ; of Chald. or. the fresh, Le. young girl; talitha (O [comp. 2924] maiden): talitha.
;
5009. Tapciov
of
tamlAn,
tam-i'-on; neut. contr.
from 4J&2 and

ranks),
47^57 to ^Je together (as soldiers in
or
fig.
: bodily, body,
slave.
i.e. (flg.)
to correspond to: answer
4984. o-upaTiicds
somatikAs,
gomatlkog,
SopatrAg,
4089.
a presumed
der. of
Tauias
tamlas
(a dispenser
so-mat-ee-kos'
496'7. oTMTTpaTiiSTns
o'-tace;
(flg.)
sustratiotes, soos-trat-eefrom #S&2 and #7J7," a co-campaigner, i.e.

in Christian toil: fellowsoldier.
from
41)83;
corporeal or physical: bodily,

so-mai-ee-fcoce';
4985. 0-mu.otikws
adv. from
1/986.
41)84;
an associate
and
4762;
corporeally or physically: bodily.

so'-pat-ros;
49&2. <rwTp&j><
^S)2
sustrpbo,
or distributor; akin to Tejiva ii'iiiu.V to ci); a dispensary or magazine, i.e. a chamber on the ground-floor or interior of an Oriental house (gen. used for storage or privacy, a spot for retirement):
secret chamber, closet, storehouse.
soos-tref'-o;
from
SwirctTpos
from the
to (wis* together, Le. collect (a bundle,
base of 4082 and

Chr. : Sopater.
.5962;
of a safe father; Sopatrus, a

sore-yoo'-o;
a crowd) :gather.
496V?. <m<rrpOi(><i
4962;
ravvv
lunnu
See 3368.
Comp.
up
sustrApbe,
soos-trof-ay' ;
from
4987. o-upevo
gorjno,
from another
a twisting
together,
(-
i.e. (flg.)
a secret coaZzfion,
soos-khayto fashion
(flg.):
form of
4673; to pile
(lit.
or flg.): heap, load.
riotous crowd:
band together, concourse.
5010. to|is taxis, tax' -is; from 3021; regular arrangement, i.e. (in time) fixed successio?i (of rank or character), official dignity:order. 5011.
der.;
4964alike,
<rt)crxi)(iiaTt|<i)
gngcbematlzo,
der. of 4976;
mat-id' -zo; from

i.e.
4*2 and a
4988. 2o><r8lvT|s Sosth&neg, soce-<fcen'-nce; from the base of 4082 and that of 4309; of safe strength; Sosthenes, a Chr.: Sosthenes. 4989. SwcrbraTpos
prol. for 4986; Sosipatrus,
Taimvds tapeinds,
depressed, Le.
(fig.)
tap-i-nosf; of uncert.
conform to the same pattern

fashion self according
to.
conform
J/965.
[7941]
;
to,
2i>xdp Sychar
2vxl|i
Suchar,
(i.e.
soo-khar';
of Heb.
of Heb.
or.
4990.
o-airrjp
Shekar), a place in Pal. : Sychar.
SogipatrAg, so-sip'-at-ros; a Chr.:Sosipater. 5012. xoirivo<|>pocruVT) tapelnApbrAgnne, gdter, so-tare'; from 4982; a deliv- tapî-nof-ros-oo' -nay ; from a comp. of 3011 and the
base of 3424; humiliation of mimi, Le. modesty: humbleness of mind, humility (of mind), lowliness (of mind).
humiliated (in circumstances or disposition): base, cast down, humble, of low degree (estate), lowly.
J/966.
[7937]
;
SucbAm,
soo-khem';
or.
Syehem (i.e. Shekem), the name of a Canaanite and of a place in Pal.: Syehem. 4967. irâyfi gpbage, sfag-ay'; from 4qbq; butchery (of animals for food or sacrifice, or [destruction]): slaughter.
J/968. o-<j>d yiov
,
God or Christ: saviour. 4991. o-e>rnpa goterla, so-tay-ree'-ah; fem. of a der. of 4990 as (prop, abstr.) norm; rescue or safety (phys. or mor.): deliver, health, salvation, save,
erer, i.e.
5013. Toireivdo
3011; to depress;
tapelnAo,
flg.
tap-i-no'-o;
from
saving.
[flg.J
of
men
a
to humiliate (in condition or
of the
gpbagiAn,
sfag'-ee-on; neut. of
der. of 4067;
J/969.
a victim
(in sacrifice): slain beast.
sfad'-zo; a prim, verb; to butcher (espec. an animal for food or in sacrifice) or

o*<|>dci>
spbazo,
4992. o-uT^piov goterlAn, so-tay'-ree-on; neut. heart):abase, bring low, humble (self). same as 4991 as (prop, concr.) noun; defender 5014. TaireCvoicis tapiinosis tap-t'-no-sts, from or (by impl.) defence: salvation. J073; depression (in rank or feeling):humiliation, be 4993. cr<{>pov&) sophrSnJo, so-fron-ek'-o; from made low, low estate, vile.
-
4998; to be
be
in right
of sound mind, i.e. sane, (flg.) moderate: mind, be sober (minded), soberly.
affin.;
5015. rapd<r<ro> taragso. tar-as'-so; of uncert. to stir or agitate (roil water): trouble.

5016.
joj-j;
Soonodeeno Tithaymee
71
Tapax^ taracbe,
tar-akh-ay'; fern,
mob)
disturbance, i.e. (of water) roiling, or (of sedition.' trouble (-tag).
tet-ar-tah'-yos; from 5041. cvo vov&i> tebndgdneo, tek-nog-on-eh'-o; 5066. TCTapraSos tet art aids, a from a comp. of 3043 and the base of ioqb; to be a tram 3064; pertaining to the fourth day:four days. child-bearer, i.e. parent (mother):heal children. 5067. Terapros tttart os, tet'-ar-tos; ord. from
,
TEKiwyovCa teknogdnia, tek-iiog-on-ee'taracbds, tar'-akh-os; masc. from 5015; a disturbance, i.e. (popular) tumult: stir. ah; from the same as 3041; childbirth (parentage), of ma601S. Toptreis Tar Be us, tar-syoos'; from jo/o; a i.e. (by impl.) maternity (the performance ternal duties): childbearing. Tarsean, i.e. native of Tarsus: of Tarsus. 6019. Tap<n$s Tar s6s, tar-sos'; perh. the same as 5043. tskvov tekndn, teW-non; from the base of Tapo-6s targftg (a flat basket); Tarsus, a place in 5 8 8 ; a child (as produced) : child, daughter, son.
6017. Tdpa\09
3064;
fourth:tow:
(-th).
5068. TeTpdûvos tetragonds, fef-rag'-o-nos; from 3064 and 1137; four-cornered, i.e. square;
foursquare.
5069. TtTpd&iov tetradion, tet-rad'-ee-on; neut

of
Asia Minor:Tarsus.
6020. xapxapdw tartarSo, tarJar-o'-o; from TdpTapos Tartarog (the deepest abyss of Hades);
to incarcerate in eternal torment: cast
down to hell.
a presumed der. of TtVpas tetras (a tetrad; 5044- TKVOTpoep tekndtrdpheo, tek-not-rof- from 3064); a quaternion or squad (picket) of four eh'-o; from a comp. ot 3043 ema 3142; to be a childBom. soldiers: quaternion. rearer, i.e. fulfil the duties of a female parent: 5070. TtTpaKurxCXioi tetrakiscbilidl, tet-rakbring up children.
is-khil'-ee-oy; 3064 and 3307; 5045. T&Tcnv tekton, tek'-tone; from the base of four times a thousand:tour thousand. 3088; an artificer (as producer of fabrics), i.e. (spec.) 5071. TeTpaK6<rioi l.'trak <>sioi. tet-rak-os'-ee-oy; a craftsman in wood: carpenter. 5046. WXeios teleldg, tel'-i-os; from 3030; com- neut. TTpaK6<ria tetrakdsia, tet-rak-os'-ee-ah;
from the mult. adv. of
5021. T<uro* taggd, tas'-so; a prol. form of a prim, verb (which latter appears only in certain tenses); to arrange in an orderly manner, i.e. assign or dispose
(to
a certain position
set.
or lot): addict, appoint, deter-
mine, ordain,
plete
602%. ratipos taurdg, tow'-ros; appar. a prim. word [comp. 8450, "steer"]; a bullock: bull, ox. 5023. toOto tauta. tow'-tah; nom. or ace. neut.
plnr. of 3778;
-|-
(in various applications of labor, growth, mental and moral character, etc.); neut. (as noun, with 3388) completeness:of full age, man, perfect.
plur.
from 3064 and 1340; four hundred: tow hun-
dred.
507.2. TTpdp.iivov
tStramendn, tetoam'-ay-non;
these things:
hereafter,
these, they, this, those, thus.
5048. tcXeioco teleido, teH-o'-o; from 3046; to complete, i.e. (lit.) accomplish, or (flg.) consummate (in 6024. roira tauta, tow-tah'; neut. plnr. of 3388 consecrate, finish, fulfil, (make) perfect. character) and 846 as adv.; in the same way: even thus, (man5049. Ttkitas teleldg, tel-i'-oce; adv. from 3046; ner) like, so. completely, i.e. (of hope) without wavering:to the 6025. ravTCiis tautaig, tow'-toheece; and
:
1- afterward, follow, him, the same, so, such, that, then,
6047. T\ei6TT]S teleldtes, tel-i-ot'-ace; from 3046; (the state) completeness (ment or mor.):perfection (-ness).
neut. of
a comp. of 3064 and 3376; a four months'
space:
four months.
5073. TTpairX6os
fourfold.
tetrapldos, tet-rap-W-os; from 3064 and a der. of the base of 4118; quadruple:
5074- TtTpdirous tetrapdus. tet-rap'-ooce; from
3064 and 4228; a quadruped: fourf ooted beast.
5075. TTpapX
tetrarcbeo,
tet-rar-kheh'-o;
end.
TavTas tautas,
from 507b; to
be
tetrarch:(be) tetrarch.
tow'-tas; dat.
and
ace. fern.
plur. respectively of 3778; (to or with or by, etc.) these:hence, that, then, these, those.
5050. TtXsCoxris teleiosis, tel-i'-o-sis; from.3448; 5076. TTpdpxn,S tetrarches, tet-rar'-khaoe; (the act) completion, i.e. (of prophecy) verification, from 3064 and 737; the ruler of a fourth part of a or (of expiation) absolution:perfection, perform- country (" tetrarch"): tetrarch.
ance.
Tt>x<*
6026. Taurrj tautej, tow'-tay; and

rairrpi
teucho.
Seej777.
tef-ro'-o;
tauten,
tow'-tane; and
tow'-tace;
5051. tcXeudt^JS
dat, ace. and 3048; tepbra (as/ies); to incinerate, Le. consume." turn gen. respectively of the fem. sing, of 3778; (towards 5052. TtKta-fyopia telesphoro, tel-es-for-eh'-o; to ashes. hereof, it, that, thereby, the from a comp. of 303b 00.6.3342; to be a bearer to comor of) this: her, 5075. T^xvn teebne, tekh'-nay; from the base of (Bame), this (same). pletion (maturity), i.e. to ripen fruit (fig.):bring /as?,' ori (as productive)^ i.e. (spec.) a trade, or (gen.) 5027. ia.tyt\ tapbe, taf-ay 1 ; fem. from ago; burial fruit to perfection. skill:art, craft, occupation. (the act): X bury. 5053. TeXorrdu teleutao, tel-yoo-tah'-o; from a 5079. T6Xvtt|s teebnites, tekh~n.ee' -tace; from life impl. presumed der. of to (by of finish 070), 3033; 5028. Td<j>os tapbog, taf'-os; masc. from 2200; jo7<f; an artiso; flg. a founder (Creator):builder, (demise): be decease, die. i.e. expire dead, a grave (the place of interment): sepulchre, tomb. craftsman. 5029. T&xa tacba, takh'-ah; as if neut. plur. of 5054. TeXevrtj teleute, tel-yoo-tay '; from 3033; 5080. -Hjku teko, tay'-ko; appar. a prim, verb; 5036 (adv.); shortly, i.e. (flg.) posst'ofy:perad venture decease: death. to liquefy: melt. 5055. tcXco tSleo, teUeh'-o; from 5056; to end, i.e. (-haps). 50Si. TTjXavyus telaages, tay-lhw-goce' ; adv. 5030. Tax'S tacbeog, takh-eh'-oce; adv. from complete, execute, conclude, discharge (a debt): ac- from a comp. of a der. of 303b and .X37; in afar-chincomplish, make end, finish, go over, an expire, fill up, S036; briefly, i.e. (in time) speedily, or (in manner) ing manner, i.e. plainly; clearly. pay, perform. rapidly:hastily, quickly, shortly, soon, suddenly. 5082. thXikovtos tellkdutda, tay-lik-oo'-tos; 6031. raxivos tachinos, takh-ee-nos' ; from 5056. re'Xos telSg, tel'-os; from a prim. tsXXw fem. i-nXiKavrri tellkaute, tay-lik-ow'-tay; tello (to set out for a definite point or goal); prop, impending: shortly, swift. curt, i.e. ;034; point aimed at as a limit, i.e. (by impl.) the confrom a comp. of 3588 with 2243 and 3778; such as this, the 5032. Td\iov tacbiftn, takh'-ee-on; neut. sing, of (in [fig.] magnitude) so vast:so great, so mighty. i.e. clusion of an act or state (termination [lit., fig. or the compar. of 3036 (as adv.) ; more swiftly, i.e. (in indef.], result [immed., ultimate or prophetic], pur- 5083. Ttipew tereo, tay-reh'-o; from Tn,p6s teros manner) more rapidly, or (in time) more speedily: pose); spec, an impost or levy (as paid): h con- (a watch; perh. akin to sj^); to guard (from loss or out [run], quickly, shortly, sooner. tinual, custom, end (-tag), finally, uttermost. Comp. injury, prop, by keeping the eye upon; and thus dif5033. t&xutto. tacblsta, takh'-is-tah; neut. fering from 3442, which is prop, to prevent escaping; 34"plur. of the superl. of 303b (as adv.); most quickly, 5057. TtXiSvijs telones, tej-o'-nace; from 3036 and and from 28g2, which implies a fortress or full mili|with all i.e. (with 3613 pref.) as soon as possible: tary lines of apparatus), i.e. to note (a prophecy; flg. 3608; a tax-farmer, I.e. collector of public revenue: speed. to fulfil a command) ; by impl. to detain (in custody; publican. 6034- t&xos taebdg, takh'-os; from the same as fig. to maintain); by extens. to withhold (for per5058. TtXi&viov telonldn, telo'-nee-on; neut. of 303b; a brief space (of time), i.e. (with 1722 pref.) in sonal ends; flg. to keep unmarried):hold fast, keep a presumed der. of 3037; a tax-gatherer's place of (-er), (ob-, pre-, re) serve, watch. haste: \- quickly, shortly, speedily. business:receipt of custom. 5035. rwjuy taebu, takh-oo'; neut. sing, of 3036 5084- TfjpT|<ns teresis, tay'-ray-sis; from 3083; a 5059. rtpas teras, ter'-as; of uncert. affln.; a watching, i.e. (flg.) ooseruance, or (concr.) a prison: (as adv.); shortly, i.e. without delay, soon, or (by prodigy or omen: wonder. surprise) suddenly, or (by impl. of ease) readily, hold. 6060. Ttprios Lat. or.; ter'-tee-os; of Tertios, lightly, quickly. ty\ tS,, T<iv ten, rfls teg. See 3388. Tertius. third; Tertius, a Chr.: 5036. toxvs tacbug, takhroos 1 ; of uncert affln.; 5085. TiPepids Tiberias, tib-er-ee-as'; from 5061. Te'pTwXXos Tertnllos, ter'-tool-los; of unfleet, i.e. (flg.) prompt or ready: swift. 308b; Tiberias, the name of a town and a lake in cert. der.; Tertullus, a Rom.: Tertullus. 5037. T tB, teh; a prim, particle (enclitic) of conPal. :Tiberias. TeWapa tSssara. See 3064. nection or addition; both or also (prop, as correl. of 5086. TiPepios Tiberloa, tib-er'-ee-os; of Lat or.; 2532):also, and, both, even, then, whether. Often 5062. Tecro-apttKOVTO. tegsarakdnta, tes-sar-ak'prob. pertaining to the river Tiberis or Tiber; used in comp., usually as the latter part. on-tah; the decade 013064; forty:-forty.
i.e.
ravrns tauteg,
a completer,
teleloteg, tel-i-o-tace' ; from 5077. rifyaia consummater: finisher.
tfpliruo,
from rf+pa
Tiberius,
a Rom. emperor:Tiberius.
50S8. T6t\os teicboa, ti'-khos; akin to the base of 3088: a wall (as formative of a house): wall. 6039. TKu%iov
5063. TEoro-apaKovTaerrjS
tes-sar-ak-on-tah-et-ace' ;
tessarakdntaeteg,
from 3062 and 2004; of forty

forty years (old).
tes'-sar-es; neut.
5087.
rl8t[\u.
tltbeml,
of a prim.
tith'-ay-mee;
a prot form
tekmerion,
tek-may'-ree-on;
years of age:(4-
full, of)
and flg. prop, in a passive or horizontal posture, and thus different from 247b, which prop, denotes an 6040. tckvCov teknl&n, tek-nee'-on; dimin. of 5066. Tctro-apco-KaiScKaTos teggaregkaideka- upright and active position, while 2741) is prop, reflex1- advise, appoint, bow, 3043; an infant, i.e. (plur. flg.) darlings (Christian tos, tes-sar-es-kahee-dek'-at-os; from 3064 and 2332 ive and utterly prostrate): and 1182; fourteenth: fourteenth. converts): little children. commit, conceive, give, x kneel down, lay (aside.
lit.
;
neut. of a presumed der. of TCKp&p goal or fixed limit); a token (as defining
criterion of certainty. infallible proof.
tekmar
a
(a
5064- TeV(rap(S teggareg,
fact), i.e.
TeWapa
9(a tbeo, theh'-o (which is used only as alt. in cert, tenses) ; to place (in the widest application,
tessara,
ies'-sar-ah;
a plur. num-
ber; four:four.
72
down,
settle,
Tikto
up),

(forth),
make, ordain, purpose, put, set

tik'-to;
6109. toIxs tdlehds, toy'Jthos; another form of

5038;
sink down.
a wail:
wall.
5088. t(kt> tikto,
a strengthened form
of
through the idea of extreme conduct); to venture (obj. or in act; while 2202 is rather subj. or in feel- 5134. Tpavjia trauma, trow'-mah; from the base ing); by impl. to be courageous: be bold, boldly, of TiTpo-K titrosko (to wound; akin to the 6090. TCjiaios Timaios, tim'-ah-yos; prob. of dare, durst. base of 2332, 5147, 5149, etc.) a wound:wound. Chald. or. [comp. 2931]; Timwus (i.e. Timay), an 511%. ToX|]pOTepov tdlineroteron, tol-may- 5135. Tpavp.artt, traamatizo, trow-mat-id'-zo; Isr.:Timasus. rot'-er-on; neut. of the comp. of a der. of the base of from 5134; to inflict a wound: wound. 5091. Ti(j.dto timao, tim-ah'-o; from 3093; to (as adv.); more daringly, i.e. with greater confi5136. rpa\r\KIXfit trachelizd, trdkh-ay-lid'-zo; prize, ie- fix a valuation upon; by impl. to revere: dence than otherwise: the more boldly.
5089. tCXXu tillo, til'-lo; perh. akin to the 138, and thus to 4051; to pull off:pluck.
alt.
a prim. tIkw tt-ko, teW-o (which is used only as alt. to produce (from seed, as a in certain tenses); mother, a plant, the earth, etc.), lit. or flg.: bear, be born, bring forth, be delivered, be in travail.
6110. tokos tokos, tdk'-os; interest on money loaned (as e. produce): usury.
5111. toXh&o)
5132. Tp&ireija trapeza, trap'-ed-zah; prob. contr. from 3064 and 3079; a table or stoof (as being /onr> legged), usually for food (flg. a meal); also a counter from the base of 3088; for money (flg. a broker's office for loans at inter1: bank, meat, table.
tdlmao,
toliua (boldness;
from t6Xu.o 5133. Tpairejtnjs trapeziteg, trap-ed-zee'-tace; prob. itself from the base of 505b from 5132; a money-6roi:er or banker: exchanger.
tol-mah'-o;
of
3m
honour, value.
from 5137; to
seize
by the throat or neck,
i.e.
to ex-
6092.
Le.
Tip/rj
time, tee-may'; from

and
money
paid, or (concr.
3090; a value, collect.) valuables; by jzrz;
5113. To\|MrWis tolmeteg, tol-may-tace' ; from pose the gullet of a victim for a daring (audacious) man:presumptuous. bare):opened.
5114-.
killing (gen. to lay
anal, esteem (espec. of the highest degree), or the
Tondmpos tom-o'-ter-os; 5137. Todx^Xos trachelAs, trakh'-ay-los; prob. tomotSros, comp. of a der. of the prim. Tt'p.vw t f iiino (to cut; from 3143 (through the idea of mobility) ; the throat 509S. tCjiios timi&g, tim'-ee-os; includ. the comp. more comprehensive or decisive than 2875, as if by a (neck), i.e. (flg.) life:neck. TijHiiTepos Vlmldlcro*, tim-ee-o'-ter-os; single stroke; whereas that implies repeated blows, 5138. Tpa\vs tracking, trakh-oos'; perh. strength like hacking) more keen: sharper. and the superL ened from the base of 448b (as if jagged by rents); ti|J.itotos tlmiotatog, tim-ee-o'-tat-os; 5115. t6ov toxou, toxf-on; from the base of uneven, rocky (reefy):rock, rough. irorajogs; valuable, i.e. (obj.) costly, or (subj.) hon3088; a bow (appar. as the simplest fabric): bow. 5139. Tpo.xvtTis Trai lionUis,
dignity itself :honour, precious, price, some.
;
ored, esteemed, or (fig.) beloved:dear, honourable, (more, most) precious, had in reputation.
trafcft-o-nee'-
5116. Toirdjiov
tdpazidn,
top-ad' -zee-on;
neut.
(a
tis;
from a der. 013138; rough
district;
Trachonitis,
5094- tihi6ths timidtes,

3003;
costliness.
timree-ot'-ace;
from of a presumed
der. (alt.) of roirajos
"topaz"; of uncert. or.); a gem, prob. the chryso- 5140. rpts trSis, trice; neut. Hte:topaz. TpCo. tria, tree'-afc; a prim, (plur.) number 5095. TipdOeos Tin*6tke68, tee-moth'-eh-os; 5117. rdiros tdpds, top'-os; appar. a prim, word; " three".' three. from .5:002 and 2316; dear to God; Timotheus, a a spot (gen. in space, but limited by occupancy; 5141. Tpfy.a tr6mo, trem'-o; strengthened from whereas 3361 is a larger but partic. locality), i.e. locaChr. : Timotheus, Timothy. a prim. Tp&> treo (to "dread", "terrify"); to 5096. TC(j,<iv Tlmon, tee'-mone; from joê; val- tion (as a position, home, tract, etc.); flg. condi" tremble" or fear:be afraid, trembling. tion, opportunity; spec, a scabbard: coast, licence, uable; Timon, a Chr.: Timon. place, X plain, quarter, -f rock, room, where. 5142. Tp4<j> trepko, tref'-o; a prim, verb (prop. 6097. Ti|iwpâ> timorfio, tim-o-reh'-o; from a 6118. too-oCtos tosdntos, tos-oo'-tos; from 0pe'<j>o) threpho; but perh. strength, from the base ovpos prop, ourds (a guard); to comp. 013092 and toVos tosog (so much; appar. from 3388 and of s*S7 through the idea of convolution) prop, to protect one's honor, i.e. to avenge (.inflict a penexpensiveness, Le. (by impl.) magnificence:
topazos
a region of Syria:Trachonitis.
alty):-punish.
3730)
5#9. Tifiwpta ment.
5097; vindication,
5143. Tp^x<* trecko, trekh'-o; appar. a prim. 6119. t6t tot, tot' -eh; from (the neut. of) 3388 verb (prop. Opfyw tkrecko; comp. 2339); which O0&37S3; the when, i.e. at the time that (of the past uses 8plp. driSma, drem'-o (the base of 1408) as 5099. tCvu tillo, tee'-no; strengthened for a prim. or future, also in consecution):that time, then. alt. in certain tenses; to run or walk hastily (lit. or Tto tio, tee'-o (which is only used as an alt. 5120. rov ton, too; prop, the gen. of 3588; some- flg.):have course, run. In certain tenses) ; to pay a price, i.e. as a penalty: times used for J127; of this person:his. 5144- TpuxKovra triakonta, tree-ak'-on-tah; the be punished with. 5121. ToivovrCov tonnantion, too-nan-tee'-on; decade of 5140; thirty:thirty. 5100. tCs tis. tis; an enclit. indef pron. ; some or contr. for the neut. of 3588 and 172b; on the con5145. TpiOKOo-toi triakosioi, tree-ak-os'-ee-oy; amy person or object: a (kind of), any (man, thing, trary:contrariwise. plur. from 5140 and 1340; three hundred:-three hunthing at all), certain (thing), divers, he (every) man, 5122. Touvopa tonnoma, too'-no-mah; contr. dred. partly, some (man, -body, one (X thing), ought, for the neut. of 3388 and 3686; the name (is): -thing, -what), (+ that no) thing, what (-soever), 5146. TptpoXos tribdlds, trW-ohos; from 5140 named. and C56; prop, a crow-foot (three-pronged obstrucX wherewith, whom [-soever], whose ([-soever]). 5123. toutIo-ti toutestl, toot-es'-tee; contr. for tion in war), i.e. (by anal.) thorny a plant (caltrop): 5101. tCs tis, tis; prob. emphat. of sroo; an interi.e.
timorla,
tee-mo-ree'-ah; from (by impl.) a penalty: punish-
so vast as this, i.e. such (in quantity, amount, number or space): as large, so great (long, many, much), these many.
its variations);
and 3778 (includ.
stiffen, i.e.
fatten (by impl. to cherish [with food, etc.], pamper, rear): bring up, feed, nourish.
5124 and 2076; that is: that is (to say). brier, thistle. (in direct or indirect man, how (much), no (-ne, 5124- tovto f onto, too'-to; neut. sing. nom. or 5147. rpCpos tribes, tree'-bos; from rp(f3u trithing), what (manner, thing), where ([-by, -fore, -of, ace. of 3718; that thing:here [-unto], it, partly, self bo (to " rub"; akin to rttpa tSiro, rpvu trno, unto, -with, -withal]), whether, which, who ( m, -se), [-same], so, that (intent), the same, there [-fore, and the base of j&i, 3134); a rut or worn tracfc: -unto], this, thus, where [-fore], why.
rog. pron.,
who, which or what
questions):
every
path.
5102. tCtXqs titlos, tit'-tos; of Lator.; atttvlus or "title" (placard): title. 5103. TCtos Titos, tee'-tos, of Lat, or, but uncert. signif.; Titus, a Chr.:Titus.
t(o> tio.
5125. toutois tdutolg, too'-toice; dat. plur. mase. or neut. 013778; to (for, in, with or by) these (persons or things):such, them, there [-in, -with], these, this,
those.
5148. TpitrCa trietia, tree-et-ee'-ah; from a comp. of S'4 and 2094; a three years' period (irienniv/m,):space of three years. 5149. Tpt|o) trizo,
to creafc (squeak), frenzy) :gnash.
i.e.
5126. tovtov
&eejooQ.
SeejBtf,?.
ton to 11,
too'-ton; ace. sing. masc.
t6 t*.
ot377$; this (person, as obj. of verb or prep.):him, the same, that, this.
trid'-zo; appar. a prim, verb; (by anal.) to grote the teeth (m
5104. Tot tdi, toy; prob. for the dat. 0(3388; an 6127. tootou tou ton, tocf-too; gen. sing. masc. enclit. particle of asseveration byway of contrast; in or neut. cX.3778; of (from or concerning) this (person sooth: [used only with other particles in comp., as or thing):here [-by], him, it, such manner of, '544, 330S, S'5, S', etc.] that, thence [-forth], thereabout, this, thus. 5105. TOi/yapoilv toigaroun, toy-gar-oon'; from 5128. tovtovs tontons, too'-tooce;
5150. rpCp/nvov
trimendn,
trim'-ay-non; neut. of
a comp. of 3140 and 337b as noun; a three months' space:three months.

5161. Tpts tris, trece; adv. from 3140; times;three times, thrice.
three
ace.
plur.
^104
and
1063
and ^767; truly for then,

toige.
i.e.
Le. conse-
quently:there- (where-) tore.

rotye
masc. of 3778; these (persons, as obj. of verb or prep.):such, them, these, this.
neut. of 3778;
5162. TpCo-rryov tristegon, tris'-teg-on; neut. of a comp. of 5140 and 4721 as noun; a third roof
(story):third
loft.
See
2344.
6106.
Totwv tdiiinu,
now,
toy'-noon;
from 5104 and
3568; truly
accordingly: then, therefore.
5129. tout(i> toutdf, too'-to; dat. sing. masc. or 5153. TpurxiXioi trlseliiltoi, tris-khil'-ee-oy; to (in, with or by) this (person or thing):here [-by, -in], him, one, the same, there [-in], from 3151 and 3507; three times a thousand: three
thousand.
5107. rowJo-Se
toiosde, toy-osf-deh (includ. the this. 5154- Tpfrros tritos, tree'-tos; ord. from 3140; other inflections) from a der. of 5104 and nbi; such- 5130. toutow tonton. ioo'-tone; gen. plur. masc. Wee then, i.e. so great;such. or neut. of 3778; of (from or concerning) these (per- third; neut. (as noun) a third part, or (as adv.) a (or the) third time, thirdly:third (4y). 6108. toiovtos toioatos, toy-orf-tos (includ. the sons or things): such, their, these (things), they, TpCx.es trichs, etc. See ^59. other inflections); from 3104 and 3778; truly this, i.e. this sort, those. of this sort (to denote character or individuality): 5131. Tpd-yos tragits, trag'-os; from the base of 6155. TpCxivos trlchlnAs, trikh'-ee^nos; from 2339; hairy, i.e. made of hair (mohair):of hair. like, such (an one'), \517b; a he-goat (as a gnawer)
;
I
Tikto
Hooparkhontah
73
6166. rp6|M>s tromos, trom'-os; from 5141; a 5178. Tuu/iravtilw tumpanlzo, toom-pan-id'-zo; 6201. vSpid budria, hoo-dree-ah' ; from 5204; a " trembling'", i.e. quaking with fear: -f- tremble from a der. of 5180 (mean, a drum, "tympanum"); water-jar, i.e. receptacte for family supply:waterto stretch on an instrument of torture resembling a pot. (-mg). drum, and thus beat to death:torture. 1 5202. v8poiroT(i> hadrdpoted, hoo-drop-ot5157. Tpoiri) trope, trop-ay ; from an appar. 5179. tvitos tupds, too'-pos; tromj/fo; a die (as eh'-o; from a comp. 015204 and a der. of 4005; to be a prim. Tp**irs> trepd (to turn); a turn ("trope"), i.e. struck), i.e. (by impl.) a stamp or scar; by anal, a water-drinker, i.e. to abstain from vinous beverrevolution
(fig.
variation):turning.
shape,
i.e.
statue,
(fig.)
style or resemblance;
spec,
ages: drink water.

5203. vSpuiriKds
5158. Tpoiros trdpds, trop'-os; from the same as $157; a turn, i.e. (by impl.) mode or style (espec. with flg. deportment or prep, or rel. pref as adv. like)
.
a sampler (" type"), i.e. a model (for imitation) or instance (for warning): en- (ex-) ample, fashion, figure, form, manner, pattern, print.
hudroplbdg,
hoo-dro-pik-os 1 ;
character: (even) as, conversation, [+ (4- by any) means, way.
6180. twitto) tupto, toop'-to; a prim, verb (in a strength, form); to " thump", i.e. cudgel or pummel (prop, with a stick or bastinado), but in any case by Tpoiro<|>op&o tropdpbdreo, irop-o/-or5159. repeated blows; thus differing from 3817 and 3060, eh'-o; from 5158 and 5409; to endure one's habits: which denote a [usually single] blow with the hand or Buffer the manners. any instrument, or 4141 with the fist [or a hammer], 1 trof-at/ from nourj/^," 6160. Tpo<j>TJ trdpbe, ; or 4474 with the palm; as well as from 5177, an acciimpl. rations (wanes): food, dental collision); by impl. to punish; fig. to offend ishment (lit. or flg.); by meat. (the conscience): beat, smite, strike, wound.
like]
manner
from a comr,. 0I5204 and a der. of 3700 (as if looking watery); to be " dropsical ";have the dropsy.
5204- vSup
budor,
hoo'-dore; gen.
hoo'-dat-os, etc.;
if
vSaTOS budatds,
from
the base of 5205; water (as water.
rainy)
lit.
or flg.:
5205. vctos huStos,
fioo-e<-os';
from a prim,
vol
buo (to rain);
rain, espec. a shower:rain.
5#06\ uto8e<rCo
buiotb&sia,
hwee-oth-es-ee'-ah;
6161. Tpo<j>i|iOS Trdpblmds, trof-ee-mos; from Trophimus, a Chr.:Trophimus. S160; nutritive;
5181. Tvpavvos
vincial
Turaimds,
too'-ranîos;
pro-
from a presumed comp. 0C5207 and a der. 0(5087; the

placing as a son, i.e. adoption (flg. Chr. sonship in respect to God): adoption (of children, of sons).
6162. Tp0(j)6s tropbds, trof-os'; nourisher, i.e. nurse:nurse.
from
//^s;
form of the der. of the base of sods; " tyrant"; Tyrannus, an Ephesian:Tyrannus.
5182. TvpPdj>
turbazo,
toor-bad'-zo;
5i63. Tpo\ici trochia, trokh-ee-ah' ; from j/6#; a Tvppt] turbo (Lat. turba, & crowd; akin to 2351); to trade (as a wheel-rut), i.e. (fig.) a course of conduct: make " turbid ", i.e. disturb: trouble.
from 5207. vtos huios, hwee-os'; appar. a prim, word; a " son" (sometimes of animals), used very widely of
path.
5164- Tpox<>9 trticbfis, trokh-os'; from 5143; a uiheet (as a runner), i.e. (flg.) a circuit of phys. effects:course.
immed., remote or flg. kinship:child, foal, son. 5183. Tvpios Turids, too'-ree-os; from 5184; a 5208. vKt\ hule, hoo-lay'; perh. akin to 3586; a forest, i.e. (by impl.) fuel;matter. Tyrian, i.e. inhab. of Tyrus: of Tyre. 1 5184. Tvpos Turds, too'-ros; of Heb. or. [6865]: 5209. vp.ds bumas, hoo-mas ; ace. of 5210; you (as the obj. of a verb or prep.): ye, you (+ -ward), Tyrus (i.e. Tsor), a place in Pal. Tyre.
5165. TpipXiov trnbllon, troob'-lee-on; neut. of a presumed der. of uncert. affln. a botot: dish.
;
(as i.e. (by anal.) blind (phys. or 5166. TpvYcuo trugao, troo-gah'-o; from a der. of ment.): blind. Tpvyw trugo (to dry) mean, ripe fruit (as if dry); 5186. tviJ>X6ci> tnpbloo, toof-lo'-o; IromjiSs; to make blind, i.e. (fig. to obscure: blind. to collect the vintage: gather. 5167. rpuyiv trngon, troo-gone ; from Tpv 5187. TWpdtt tupbfto, toof-o'-o; from a der. of truzo (to murmur; akin to j/#9, but denoting a 5188; to envelop with smoke, i.e. (fig.) to inflate with duller sound) a turtle-dove (as cooing):turtle-dove. self-conceit: high-minded, be lifted up with pride, be 5i6S. Tpv(ia\ia trumalla, troo-mal-ee-ah' ; from proud. a der. of Tpia trud (to wear away; akin to the base 5188. tv<|i<& tupbo, too'-fo; appar. a prim, verb; to makea smoke, i.e. slowly consume without flame: 015134,5147 and .5^76); an orifice, i.e. a needle's eye: smoke. eye. Comp. j/60.
if
) 1
;
5185. t\k{>X6s
tupblos,
smoky),
toof-los';
from
51S7;
your (+ own).
5210.
4771;
i5p.6is
opaque
bumSis,
hoo-mice';
irreg. plur.
of
you
(as subj. of
verb): ye (yourselves), you.
5211. 'Yp.vatos
from
'Vp.^1 v
Humenalds, hoo-men-ah'-yos; tinmen (the god of weddings) " hy;
menceal "; Hymenceus, an opponent of Christianity :
Hymenceus.
5212. v|UTepos bumSterfts, hoo-met'-er-os; from 5210; yours, i.e. pertaining to you: your (own).
5213. v|itv bnmln, hoo-min 1 ; irreg. dat. of 5210; to (with or by) you:ye, you, your (-selves).
5214.
to
v|ivt<i) bumned, hoom-neh'-o; from 5215; hymn, i.e. sing a religious ode; by impl. to celebrate (God) in song: sing an hymn (praise unto).
troo'-pay-mah; from a der. of the base of 5108; an aperture, i.e. a needle's
5769.
Tpvirt|(itt
trupema,
5189. tv<pivik6s tupbonlbds, too-fo-nee-kos' from a der. 0I5188; stormy (as if smoky); tempestu-
eye: eye. 5170. Tpvipaivo.

tTova.5172;
ous.
5215. v|ivos
bumnds,
form of
hoom'-nos; appar. from a
Trupbaina,
troo'-fahee-nah;
5190.
Tdx6s Tuchikos,
i.e.
too-khee-kos' ;
from a simpler
(obsol.)
uBe'w
;
budeo (to celebrate;

hymn" or religious
luxurious;
Tryphmna, a Chr. woman:

troo-fah'-o;
der. of 5177; fortuitous,
fortunate; Tychicus,
Tryphena. 5171. Tpwj>d<o

5172.
TpiMjri]
Chr.: Tychicus.
prob. akin to 103; comp. 5567) a " ode (one of the Psalms) :hymn.
truphao,
from
j/72;
to indulge in luxury:
live in pleasure.
I
5191. vokCvBivos
thee-nos;
i.e. i.e.
i5|xwv bumon, hoo-mone'; gen. of 5210; of (from or concerning) you;ye, you, your (own,
5216.
thrnptd
(to breafc
trupbe, troo-fay'; from 8pvirr up or [flg.] enfeeble, espec. the

lux-
-selves).
mind and body by indulgence); effeminacy, ury or debauchery; delicately, riot

5173. Tpv<t>ficra
5172;
huablnthintts,
5217. wird"yw
hoo-ak-in'-
bnpago,
hoop-ag'-o; from j^jo and
from 5102; " hyacinthine"OT il jacinthine",
Trupliosa,
troo-fo'-sah;
from
deep blue: jacinth.
7^; to iead (oneself) under, i.e. withdraw or retire (as if sinking out of sight), lit. or flg. :depart, get hence,
luxuriating;
Tryphosa, a Chr. female: Try-
5192. vdicivOos
uncert. der.
;
phosa.
6174-
tro-as1 ; from Tpos Tr<Js the Troad (or plain of Troy), i.e. Troas, a place in Asia Minor: Troas.
(a Trojan);
Tpuds Troas,
buakintbds, hoo-ak'-in-thos; of 5218. vira.KO'f) bnpakfte, ftoop-afc-5-a^'; from the " hyacinth" or "jacinth", i.e. some attentive hearkening, i.e. (by impl.) compliance gem of a deep blue color, prob. the zirkon:jacinth. 52iq; or submission:obedience, (make) obedient, obey 5193. vdXivos huallnos, ftoo-at'-ee-nos; from
go
(a-)
way.
i.e. transparent: of glass. 5219. OTOKoiu bupakono, hoop-ofc-oo'-o; from 5194- voXos Inialos hoo'-al-os; perh. from the 5175. TpoyvXXiov Trogullidn, tro-gool'-lee-on; J2J0 and iqj; to heor under (as a subordinate), i.e. to same as 5205 (as being transparent like rain); glass: listen attentively; by impl. to heed or conform to a of uncert, der. ; Trogyllium, a place in Asia Minor: command or authority:hearken, be obedient to, Trogy Ilium. 5195. vPpti> bubrizo, hoo-brid'-zo; from 5106; to obey. 5176. rpwya trogo, tro'-go; prob. strength, from exercise violence, i.e. abuse, use despitefully, re- 5220. viravSpos hopandrds, koop'-an-drot; a collat. form of the base of 5134 and 5147 through the proach, entreat shamefully (spitefully). from jajo and 435; in subjection under a man, i.e. e idea of corrosion or wear; or perh. rather of a base of 5167 and 5140 through the idea of a craunching 5196. v(3pis hubris, hoo'-bris; from 5228; inso- married woman: which hath an husband. lence (as ouer-bearing), i.e. insult, injury:-harm, 5221. wravrdo bupantad, hoop-an-tah'-o; from Bound; to gnaw or cheio, i.e. (gen.) to eat: eat.
5104; glassy,
(-tag).
5177. ni'YX'M'W
tugcbano, toong-khan'-o; prob. for an obsol. tvx tncho (for which the mid. of another alt. tcvx<* tSucho [to make ready or bring
upon
(as if
hurt, reproach.
5197. vPpurrijs bubrlstes, hoo-bris-tace' ; from 5105; an insulter, i.e. maltreater: despiteful, inju-
52J0 and a der. of 473; to go opposite (meet) under (quietly), i.e. to encounter, fall in with:(go to) meet.
J.880.
iJirdvTi]o-is
rious.
to pass] is used in cert, tenses; akin to the base of 50SS through the idea of effecting; prop, to affect; or
(spec.) to hit or light
i.e. (trans.)
bupantegfs,
hoop-an'-tay-sis;
(as
to attain or secure
a mark to be reached), an object or end, or
(intrans.) to
happen
meeting with); but in the
latter application only impers. (with 1487),
i.e. perchance; or (pres. part.) as adj. usual (as if commonly met with, with 3756, extraordinary), neut. (as adv.) trine): sound, whole. perhaps; or (with another verb) as adv. by accident 5200. v-ypos hugrds, hoo-gros'; from the base of (as it were):be, chance, enjoy, little, obtain, x re- 5205; wet (as if with rain), i.e. (by impl.) sappy . self, special. Comp. 5180. (fresh): green. fresh
5198. vyiaCvco hugiaino, hoog-ee-ah'ee-no; from from522i; an encounter or concurrence (with rj/o Siaq; to have sound health, i.e. be well (in body); flg. for infin., in order to fall in with): meeting. to be uncorrupt (true in doctrine):be in health, (be 5223. tmupgis huparxis, hoop'-arx-is; from safe and) sound, (be) whole (-some). 5225; existency or proprietorship, i.e. (concr.) prop5199. vyi^js bugles, hoog-ee-ace' ; from the base erty, wealth: goods, substance. of 837; healthy, i.e. well (in body); flg. true (in doc- 5224. virdpxovTa bnparcbonta, hoop-ar'-Jchontah; neut. plur. of pres. part. act. of 5225 as noun; things extant or in hand, i.e. property or possessions: goods, that which one has, things which (one)
possesseth, substance, that hast.
Hooparkho
virap\u

hoop-ar'-kho;
buparcbo,
from
kos;
wir^pffyKOS
buper5gk5s,
jjo/; bulging over,
ft.oop-er'-ongi.e. (flg.)
3239 and 73b; to begin under (quietly), i.e. come into existence (Represent or at hand); expletively, to exist (as copula or subordinate to an adj., part., adv. or prep., or as auxil. to principal verb): after, be-
from 5228 and
inso-
lent: great swelling.
have,
live.
buperocbe, hoop-er-okh-ay' 5&f7. wirepox^ "uiTOK&TW hnpfikato, hoop-ok-at'-o; from . tromj242; prominence, i.e. (fig.) superiority (in rank 3239 and 2756; down under, i.e. beneath: under. or character): authority, excellency.
-tmo&i&wup.t . hupizonnami, hoop-od> zone'-noo-mee; from 3239 and 2224; to gird under, i.e. /rap (a vessel -with cables across the keel, sides and deck) :undergirt.
5226. vtrttKU)
bapelko,
(to yield,
hoop-i'-ko;
from 3239 5248.
uirepirepio-ireiiw
and
*tK<
<iko
self.
be "weak"); to surren-
er-per-is-syoo'-o;
buperperissgiio, hoop- 5271. viroKplvop.ai bnpdbrindmai, hoop-okfrom 3228 and 4032; to super- rin'-om-ahee; mid. from 3239 and 2919; to decide
(speak or act) under a false part, ( pretend): feign.
i.e. (flg.)
der:submit
abound: abound much more, exceeding.
dissemble
5227. wevavTCos
hoop-en-an- 5249. v-irepirspicro-ais huperperissos, hoop-ertee'-os; from 3239 and 1727; under (covertly) contrary per-is-soce' ; from 3228 and 4057; superabundantly, to, i.e. opposed or(as noun) an opponent: adversary, i.e. exceedingly: beyond measure.
hupenantlos,
5272. wroKpio-is hupokrlsts, hoop-ok'-ree-sis; from327i; acting under a feigned part, i.e. (fig.) de(" hypocrisy"): condemnation, dissimulation, ceit
hypocrisy.
5250.
prep.; " over", i.e. (with the gen.) of place, above, beyond, across, or causal, for the sake of, instead, regarding;
Jioop-er';
v-irep-irXcovdt.at
huperplSttnazo,
hoop-er-
wip hnper,
a prim,
with the ace. superior to, more than: (+ exceeding abundantly) above, in (on) behalf of, beyond, by, -f very chiefest, concerning, exceeding (above, -ly), very highly, more (than), of, over, on the part for, of, for sake of, in stead, than, to (-ward), very. In comp. it retains many of the above applications.
5229. wpalpo|itu
self over, i.e. (fig.) to
huperalrdmal,
become haughty:
hoop-erself,
ah'ee-rom-ahee; mid. from 5228 and 142; to raise one-
exalt
be
exalted above measure.
5273. viroKpi'Wjs hupdkrites, hoop-ok-ree-tace' from 3271; an actor under an assumed character 5251. vtrepvîia bupcrupsoo, hoop-er-oop-so'-o; (stage-player), i.e. (fig.) a dissembler (" hypocrite"): from 522-? and ,?/2,' to elevate above others, i.e. raise hypocrite. to the highest position: highly exalt. 5274- viroXap.pd.va) bnpdlambano, hoop-oU 5252. virEp4>pov&> huperphroneo, hoop-eram-ban'-o; from 3239 and 2983; to ia/ce from below, fron-eh'-o; from 3228 and 342b; to esteem oneself i.e. carry upward; fig. to ta&e np, i.e. continue a overmuch, i.e. be vain or arrogant: think more discourse or topic; ment. to assume (presume): anhighly. swer, receive, suppose. 5253. -inrepcoov hiiperojon, hoop-er-o'-on; neut. 5275. viroXetirai bupoleipo, hoop-ol-i'-po; from of a der. of 3228; a. higher part of the house, i.e. j-295 and ^007; to leave under (behind), i.e. (pass.) to apartment in the third story:upper chamber remain (survive): be left.
be exceeding abundant.
(room).
pleh-on-ad'-zo;
from 522,? and 4/2/; to superabotmd,*
6230. virlpaxpos huperakmds, hoop-er'-ak5254- wir^X" bnpecbo, hoop-ekh'-o; from 3239 mos; from 322S and the base of 188; beyond the and 2192; to hold oneself under, i.e. endure with pa"acme", i.e. fig. (of a daughter) past the bloom tience: suffer. |- pass the flower of (her) age. {prime) of youth: 5255. wiriJKoos bnpekAds, hoop-ay' -kt-os; from 5251. -uircpdvu huperand, hoop-er-an'-o; from 5279; attentively listening, i.e. (by impl.) submisgreatly higher (in upward, i.e. $228 and 307; above obedient. sive.* place or rank) : far above, over. 5256. uirnper&o buperSted, hoop-ay-ret-eh'-o; 5252. vrrcpav|dv hnperauxand, hoop-er-owxfrom 3237; to be a subordinate, i.e. (by impl.) suban'-o; from 3228 and 837; to increase aboue ordinary serve: minister (unto), serve. degree: grow exceedingly. 5257. wrnperns huperetes, hoop-ay-ret' -ace; 5233. vircpPaCvCD huperbalno, hoop-er-bah'eefrom 3239 and a der. of p&ro-w gressd (to row); an the base to transcend, and of i.e. no; from J228 039; under-oarsman, i.e. (gen.) subordinate (assistant, (fig.) to overreach:go beyond.
5276. viroX^viov
bnpdlenldn,
hoop-ol-ay' -nee-
on; neut. of a presumed comp, 013239 and J02j; vessel or receptacle under the j?ress, i.e. lower loinevat: winefat.
5277. uwoXi-jLirdva) hupdllmpano, hoop-ol-impan'-o; a prol. form for 3275; to leave behind, i.e. bequeath: leave.
hnpAraSno, hoop-om-en'-o; from 5259 and 330b; to sia^ under (behind), i.e. remain; figto undergo, i.e. bear (trials), ftave fortitude, persevere: abide, endure, (take) patient (-ly), suffer, tarry behind.
5278. viropivu 5279. uiro|U|AV<i<rKa> bupomimnesko, hoopom-im-nace'-ko; from 3239 and 3403; to remind quietly, i.e. suggest to the (mid. one's own) memory:put in mind, remember, bring to (put in) remembrance. 5280.
sis; inri|j.VTi(ris
5234. uirepPaXXoVras
er-bal-lon'-toce; adv.
huperballdntds,
ftoop-
sexton, constable):
minister, officer, servant.
from
pres. part. act. of 5235;
5258.
ien.ee)
excessively:beyond measure.
-uirvos liupiios hoop'-nos; from an obsol. prim. (perh. akin to 3234 through the idea of subsil;
5235. uirspPdXXo*
huperballo,
hoop-er-bal'-lo;
sleep, i.e. (fig.) spiritual
torpor: sleep.
;
bnp&nraesls,
Aoop-ont'-nav-
from 3228 and gob; to throw beyond the usual mark, I.e. (fig.) to surpass (only act. part, supereminent):
exceeding, excel, pass.
hoop-o'; a prim. prep. under, i.e. (with the gen.) of place (beneath), or with verbs (the agency or means, through); (with the ace.) of
5259. vir6
bnpo,
from 5279; a reminding or (reflex.) recollection;
remembrance.
place (whither [underneath] or where [beloio]) or 5236. -uircpPoX^j hoop-er-bol-ay' b.uprb<51e, time (when [at]): among, by, from, in, of, under, tromj&s; a throwing beyond others, i.e. (fig.) superwith. In comp. it retains the same gen. applications, eminence; adv. (with 1519 or 2/96) pre-eminently: espec. of inferior position or condition, and spec. abundance, (far more) exceeding, excellency, more covertly or moderately. excellent, beyond (out of) measure. 5260. viroBdXXu htipoballo, hoop-ob-al'-lo; 5237. virepeCSto bupereldo, hoop-er-i'-do; from from 3239 and 906; to throw in stealthily, i.e. introoverlook, i.e. not punish: wink at. and to /22<? 1492; duce by collusion: suborn. 5238. v-ircplicciva lmperekeina, ftoop-er-efc'-i5261. viT07pttn|x6s hnpSgrammog, hoop-ognah; from 3228 and the neut. plur. of 1363; above ram-mos'; from a comp. of 3239 and 1123; an underthose parts, i.e. still farther:beyond. writing, i.e. copy for imitation (fig.): example. 6239. virepeKTtCva huperekteino, hoop-er-ek5262. iS-iroSevYna bupSdelgma, hoop-od -igueti'-no; from 3228 and J614; to extend inordinately: mah; from 32b3; an exhibit for imitation or warning stretch beyond. (fig. specimen, adumbration): en- (ex-) ample, pat6240. vireptKyyva huperkchun5, hoop-er-ekkhoo'-no; from 3228 and the alt. form of 1632; to viroSeCKWiu bnp..d< ikinimi hoop-odpour out over, i.e. (pass.) to overflow:run over.
528 1. virou.ov/j bnpdmdne, hoop-om-on-ayf; from 3278; cheerful (or hopeful) endurance, constancy:
enduring,
patience,
patient
continuance
(waiting).
5282. wrovola
5239
hupdudeo, hoop-on-o-eh'-o; from

(privately),
i.e.
and 3339; to think under
to sur-
mise or conjecture: think, suppose, deem.
5283. vir6yoi,a
3282; suspicion:
bupAndla,
surmising.
hoop-on'-oy-ah; from
5284.
3239
-uiroiTXI*)
bnpdpleo, hoop-op-leh'-o; from

under the lee of :sail under.
hoop-op-neh'-o; from
i.e.
and 412b;
to sail
5285.
3239
softly.
v-iroirvea)
bnp5pneo,
and
4134; to breathe gently,
breeze:blow
5286. -uiroirdSiow
bupdpddl-5n,
hoop-op-od'-ee-
on; neut. of a comp. of 5239 and 4228; something under the feet, i.e. afoot-rest (fig.) :footstool.
ike'-noo-mee;
vn-cpcKircpunrov
buperekpe>fss3ii.
Bee 3228 and 1537 and 400. 5i. v-ircpev-rv-yxdvu
from 3239 and ribb; to exhibit under the eyes, i.e. (fig.) to exemplify (instruct, admonish):snow, (fore-) warn.
5264.
5287. -oirooTao-is
port),
i.e.
bnpdstasls,
hoop-os'-tas-is;
from a comp. of 5239 and 2476; a

(flg.)
huperentngchano,
hoop-er-en-toong-khan'-o; foam 5228 &n& 1793; to intercede in behalf of:make intercession for.
uiro8-xo|UU' hup-Sdechomai, hoop-odekh'-om-ahee; from 3239 and 1209; to admit under one's roof, i.e. entertain hospitably: receive.
under (supconcr. essence, or abstr. assurance (obj. or subj.): confidence, confident, person, subsetting
stance.
524%. vmpi\a hupSrecbo, hoop-er-ekh'-o; from 5228 and 5/92; to 7ioZ<2 oneself above, i.e. (flg.) to excel; part, (as adj., or neut. as noun) superior, superiority:better, excellency, higher, pass, supreme.
5288. -uiro-rreXXu
hupostello,
ftoop-os-tel'-lo;
5265. viroSlw bnpddeo, hoop-od-eh'-o; from 3259 and 72/0; to bind under one's feet, i.e. put on shoes or sandals:bind on, (be) shod.
from 3239 and

i.e. (reflex.)
4724; to withhold
under (out of sight),

(re-
to cower or shrink, (flg.) to conceal serve): draw (keep) back, shun, withdraw.
5266.
v-irdS-np.a
from S2bs; something bound under the feet, i.e. a fan-ee'-ah; from J244; haughtiness; pride. shoe or sandal: shoe. 5244- virepâvos huperepbanog, hoop-er-ay'- 5267. mrdSiKOS bup*5dlk<5s, fcoop-od'-ee-fcos; fan-os; from jâjand 531b; appearing above others from 3239 and 1349; under sentence, i.e. (by impl.) (.conspicuous), i.e. (fig.) haughty; proud. condemned: guilty. vircpXCav bupe>]ian. See 3228 and 3029. 5268. iSirotvyiov hnpozngldn, hoop-od-zoog'6245. vircpvucdu
ah'-o;
jrotn
5243. vircpnipavla
buperepbanla,
bupddema,
hoop-od' -ay-mah;
5289. virooToX-Zi
hoop-er-ay-
bupdstdle,
(timidity),
i.e.
hoop-os-tol-ay';
from 3288; shrinkage tasy: draw back.

5290.
turn
uiro<rTp'i<p(i>
(by impl.) apos-
bnpostrepbo, fcoop-os-fre/'-o;
from 3239 and

(lit.
turn under (behind), I.e. to reor fig.): come again, return (again, back again), turn back (again).
47b2; to
hnpernikao,
hoop-er-niki.e,
from jraayand
3S28; to angisft beyond,
a decisive victory:more than conquer.
ee-on; neut. of a comp. of 3239 and 2218; an animal 5291. uiroo-rpcivVDp.v hnpistronnnmi, ftoopunder the yoke (draught-beast), i.e. (spec.) a donkey: os-trone'-noo-mee; from 3239 and 47156; to strew underneath (the feet as a carpet): spread.
; ;

uwoTayfj hap&tage, hoop-otrag-ay' ; from 5*3; subordination: subjection.
virordo-o-oi
Hooparkho
Fileho
75
6317. *dXtK phalek, fal'-ek; of Heb. Phalek (i.e. Peleg), a patriarch:Phalec.
or.
from $259 00.03021;
5318. <j>avepos phaner5s, fan -er-os 1 ; bom 3316; 5344- $tj\i! Pbellx, fay'-lix; of Lat. or. ; happy: shining, i.e. apparent (lit. or fig.); neut. (as adv.) (i.e. Felix), a Eom. :Felix. be under obedience (obedient), put under, subdue publicly, externally: abroad, appear, known, Phelix 5345. JHfju.i] pbeme, fay'-may; from 334b; a sayunto, (be, make) subject (to, unto), be (put) in sub- manifest, open [+ -ly], outward ([+ -ly]). jection (to, under), submit self unto. ing, i.e. rumor (" fame"): fame. 5319. <j>avpoio phanerAo, fan-er-o'-o; from 529'4. vTrorCfliuii hupdtltheml, hoop-ot-ith'-ay5346. <t>n|iC pbeml, fay-mee'; prop, the same as 3318; to render apparent (lit. or fig.): appear, manimee; from 3230 ana 5&7\ to place underneath, i.e. the base of 3437 and 331b; to show or make known festly declare, (make) manifest (forth), shew (self). (fig.) to hazard, (reflex.) to suggest:lay down, put in one's thoughts, i.e. speak or say: affirm, say. Comp. 5320. cpavepus pbanerds, fan-er-oce'; adv. from 3004. remembrance. 6295. viroTp6x.c hupfitrBcho, hoop-ot-rekh'-o; 3318; plainly, i.e. clearly or publicly: evidently, 5847. <&fjcTTOs Pbest As, face'-tos; of Lat. der. from 3230 ssAs'4!) (includ. its alt.); to run under, i.e. openly. festal; Phestus (i.e. Fe.stus), a Eom.:Festus. (spec.) to sail past:run under. 5321. <j>ttve'po)<ns phanCrosis, fan-er'-o-sis; 5348. <p0ttvo pbtbano, fthan'-o; appar. a prim,
hupdtasso,
hoop-ot-asf-so;
5343. <j>cirya> pbengo. fyoo'-go; appar. a prim, verb; to run away (lit. or fig.); by impl. to shun; by anal, to vanish: escape, flee (away).
to subordinate; reflex, to obey:
5296. viroTvirawris hupAtuposls, hoop-ot-oop'o-sis; from a comp. of S2 59 and a der. of .pyo,' typification under (after), i.e. (concr.) a sketch (fig.) for imitation: form, pattern. 5297.
5250
vtto4>'p<>)
tens.)
from J310; exhibition, i.e. (fig.) expression, (by ex- verb; to be beforehand, i.e. anticipate or precede, a bestowment:manifestation. by extens. to have arrived at: (already) attain,
55^.
ener,
(pavds
Koftt;
phanAs, fan-os'; from j-^/6;

lantern:lantern.
light-
come, prevent.
5349. <j>8apTQ$ pbtbartds, fthar-tos'; from 5331; decayed, i.e. (by impl.) perishable: corruptible.
i.e.
hupdphero,
hoop-of-er'-o;
from
to
and 5342; to bear from underneath, undergo hardship: bear, endure.

5298. viroxopc'u
reh'-o;
5323. <avov<jX
or. [6439];
i.e. (fig.)
PhanAuel, fan-oo-ale';
(i.e.
of Heb.
Phanuel
Pene!), anlsr.:Phanuel.
hnpAchoreo,
hoop-okh-oretire
55^4- <J>avTd>
der. of 331b; to
(neut. part,
pbantazo,
fan-tad' -zo; from a

i.e.
5350. (pfifyyopxu pbtbeggdmal, ftheng'-gom ahee; prob. akin to j-jj.S'and thus to 334b; to utter a clear sound, i.e. (gen.) to proclaim: speak.
5351.
<|>6c(pci)
from 3230 and 5502; to vacate down, i.e. quietly:go aside, withdraw self.
5299. unwind Jg>
mote apparent,
(pass.) to
appear
as noun, a spectacle): sight.
pbtbelro, fthi'-ro;
(to
prob. strength,
hoop-o-pee-ad'-zo; 5325. <|>avTao-Ca pbantasta, fan-tas-ee'-ah; shrivel or wither, i.e. to spoil (by any process) or and a der. of 3700; to hit under from a der. 013324; (prop, abstr.) a (vain) show(" fan- (gen.) to ruin (espec. fig. by mor. influences, to de the eye (buffet or disable an antagonist as a pugilist), tasy"):pomp. prave): corrupt (self), defile, destroy. i.e. (fig.) to tease or annoy (into compliance), subdue 53J 6\ <j>dvTao-|ia phantasma, fan'-tas-mah; 5352. 4>0ivoir<vpivrfs pbtblndporln5s, fthin(one's passions):keep under, weary. from jj^; (prop, concr.) a (mere) show ("phan- op-o-ree-nos' ; from a der. of <piHva> phthlnd (to 6S00. vi has, hoos; appar. a prim, word; a hog tasm"), i.e. spectre: spirit. wane; akin to the base of 3331) and 3703 (mean, late (" swine"): sow. 5327. Adpayi; prop. autumn); autumnal (as stripped of leaves): whose pharagx, far'-anx; 5501. wrtnoiros liusopds, hoos'-so-pos; of for. strength, from the base of 4008 or rather of 448b; a fruit withereth. or. [331]; " hyssop":hyssop. gap or chasm, i.e. ravine (winter-torrent): valley. 5353. <j>86yYos pbtbdggds, fthong'-gos; from 6302. wrrepEU husterfio, hoos-ter-eh'-o; from 5328. <J?apa<S Pharao, far-ah-o'; of for. or. 3330; utterance, Le. a musical note (vocal or instru#00; to 6e later, i.e. (by impl.) to be inferior; gen. to [6547] Pharad (i.e. Pharoh), an Eg. king: Pharaoh. mental) : sound.
hapoplazo,
from
<|)0C
pbthlo
pine or waste); prop, to
from a comp.
of 323Q
fall short (be deficient):
come behind (short), be desneed, (be

in)
titute, fail, lack, suffer
want, be the
5339. tape's Phares, far-es 1 ; of Heb. Phares (i.e. Perets), an Isr. Phares.
:
or. [6557];
worse.
5354-
<|>9ove<i)
phthSneo,
fthon-eh'-o;
from 3333;
to be jealous of:
envy.
pbtbAn5s,
fthon'-os; prob. akin
ill-tmll (as
6303. vo"r^pnu.a
hustercnia,
5330. $api<ratos
hoos-ter'-ay-mah;
PharlsaiAg, far-is-ah'-yos;
-
of
5855.
<j>8ovos
from 5302; a deficit; spec, poverty: that which is behind, (that which was) lack (-ing), penury, want.
6304. wrripums
Heb.
or.
[comp.
religious;
a sepa? a(is(, i.e. exclusively a Phariscean, i.e. Jewish sectary:

6567];
to the base of 3331;
detraction),
i.e.
jeal-
ousy (spite):envy.
Pharisee.
busteresls,
5356. <|>9opd
hoos-ter'-av-sis;
from 5302; a falling short, i.e. (spec.) penury: want. from jjya; medication (" pharmacy"), i.e. (by ex- corruption, destroy, perish. 6305. vorcpov husterdn, hoos'-ter-on; neut. of tens.) magic (lit. or flg.): sorcery, witchcraft. 5357. <jnd\ij phlale, fee-al'-ay; of uncert. 5306 as adv.; more lately, i.e. eventually: afterward, 5332. (papuaxevs
5331. <papp.aKECa
pharmakla,
far-mak-i'-ah;
decay, i.e.
rum
pbtbAra, fthor-ah'; from .stf/; (spontaneous or inflicted, lit. or flg.):

affln.
pharmakas, far-mak-yoos'
(at the) last (of all).
a broad shallow cup
(" phial "):
vial.
5306. wrrcpos
hnsterftg,
hoos'-ter-os;
compar.
1
from
from 5250
'j<j>a(v<D
(in
the sense of behind); later :~latter.
<j>dp|xaKov (a drug, i.e. spellgiving potion); a druggist (" pharmacist ") or poisoner, i.e. (by extens.) a magician: sorcerer.
pharmakin
5307. wJxxvtos
knitted /woven.
hnphantds,
5358. 4><A.d-ya8os phllagatbAs, fil-ag'-ath-os; from j>?4 and /c?; /od; (0 good, i.e. a promoter of virtue:lore of good men.
hoo-fan-tos
huphaino (to weave);

hupselds,
woven,
i.e.
6308. wJrnXds
teemed).
hoop-say-los' ;
from 5333. <|>ap|j.aKds pharmakAs, far-mak-os'; the 5359. *i\a8&<tKia Philadelphia, fil-ad-el'(perh.) same as 3332: sorcerer. fee-ah; from *iXd8eXi(>os Philadelphia (the 5334. (pdtris phasls, fas'-is; from jryô (not the same as 33b/), a king of Pergamos; Philadelphia, a from same as " phase", which is from 3316) a saying, i.e. place in Asia Minor:Philadelphia.
;
5311; lofty (in place or character):high (-er, -ly) (es-
report: tidings.
5335.
<j>do-K<
phasko,
assert:
6309.
be lofty
vi|n)\o<|>poW
hupseldphrdneo,
hoop-
same as j.?<<6; to
5336".
fas'-ko; prol. from the affirm, profess, say.
5360. (|>iXaSeX<|>Ca Philadelphia, fil-ad-el-fee ah; from sjbi; fraternal affection: brotherly love (kindness), love of the brethren.
1
say-lo-fron-eh'-o;
fat' -nay; from iro.T&>u,ai 5361. <piXdSeXcj)OS phlladelphds, ftl-ad'-el-fos; pat&Amal (to eat); a crib (for fodder) :manger, from 3384 and So; fond of brethren, i.e. fraternal: 6310. vi|>urros bupslstds, hoop'-sis-tos; superl. stall. love as brethren. from the base of S3"! highest, i.e. (masc. sing.) the 5337. <j>avXos phaulAs, fow'-los; appar. a prim, 5862. (jnXavSpos phllaiidrAs, fil'-an-dros; from Supreme (God), or (neut. plur.) the heavens:most word; "foul " or " flawy", i.e. (flg.) wicked: evil. 3384 and 433; fond of man, i.e. affectionate as a high, highest. 5338. fyiy/os ph6ggs, feng'-gos; prob. akin to wife: love their husbands. 5311. th|/os hupsAs, hoop'-sos; from a der. of the base of j4if7 [comp.jjjo]; brilliancy: light. 5363. <f>iXav8pirCa phllanthropla, fil-an5228; elevation, i.e. (abstr.) altitude, (spec.) the sky. 5339. <pe(8o|j.at pheidAmal, fi'-dom-ahee; of un- thro-pee'-ah; from the same as S3b4! fondness of or (fig.) dignity: be exalted, height, (on) high. cert. affin. to oe chary of, i.e. (subj.) to aosfat'n or mankind, i.e. benevolence ("philanthropy"): kind5312. vi|nto hnpsAo, hoop-so'-o; from 3311; to ness, love towards man. (obj.) to f reat leniently:torbea.r, spare.
4>dTVt)
from a comp. of 5308 and 5424; to in mind, i.e. arrogant: be highminded.
phatne,
elevate
(lit.
or
fig.)
exalt,
lift
up.
6313. vt|rp.a bupsoma, hoop'-so-mah; from adv. from part, of 3330; abstemiously, i.e. stingily: 5312; an elevated place or thing, i.e. (abstr.) altitude, sparingly. or (by impl J a barrier (fig.):height, high thing. 53^1. <pcXovi]S phAIAiieg, fel-on'-ace; by transp. for a der. prob. of 531b (as showing outside the other $ garments); a mantle (surtout):cloke.
5340.
<|>i8o|J.vttis
pheldAmenog, fi-dom-en'-oce;
5364. cpiXavOpc&ircss
thro'-poce; adv.
to
phllanthropos,
of 3384
i.e.
fil-an-
from a comp.
man
(" philanthropically"),
and 444; fondly humanely: cour-
teously.
5365. (juXapYvpCa phllargnrla, /3-ar-goo-ree' ah; troms3bb; avarice:love of money
SSI4. <f>&-yos pbagAs, fag'-os; tromjjrj; a glut- 5342. e|>e'pw phero, fer'-o; a prim, verb (for which 5366. (JuXap-yvpos phllargnrOs, fil-ar'-goo-roa; ton: gluttonous. other and appar. not cognate ones are used in certain from j^Sj! and 696; fond of silver (money), le. avaricious: covetous. 6315. <f>d-y phago. fagf-o; a prim, verb (used as tenses only; namely, 5367. <j>(XttvTos phllautfis, fil'-ow-tos; from an alt. of 2008 in cert, tenses); to eat (lit. or fig.): ot 615, o^'-o; and eat, meat. " bear" or 3384 and 84b; fond of self, i.e. selfish:lover of own iviyKiit gnegko,
en-eno'-lfco);
to
6316. <)>a(vu pbalno, fah'ee-no; prol. for the carry (in a very wide application, h't. and fig., as fol- self. base of 5437; to lighten (shine), i.e. sftow (trans, or lows):be, bear, 'wing (forth), carry, come, + let her 5368. <{>iXI(i> phllSo, fil-eh'-o; from .#&, to be a intrans., lit. or fig.);appear, seem, be seen, shine, drive, be driven, endure, go on, lay, lead, move, friend to (fond of [an individual or an object]), i e.
think
reach, rushing, uphold.
ftave affection for (denoting personal attachment, as
76
a.
Filaydonos
Khlamooce

to cause
matter of sentiment or feeling; while 23 is wider, embracing espec. the judgment and the deliberate assent of the will as a matter of principle, duty and
the two thus stand related very much as and 1014, or as 2372 and 3303 respectively; the former being chiefly of the heart and the latter of the head); spec, to kiss (as a mark of tenderness):
propriety:
230Q
kiss, love.
<pXoy(<o pbJ.6glo,.flog-id'-zo; from 3303; a blaze, i.e. ignite (fig. to inflame with pas-
o-w
strength,
close,
i.e.
phrasso,
fras'-so;
appar.
sion): set
on
fire.
form of the base of 3424; to fence or in(spec.) to block up (flg. to silence): stop.
5395. tpXoJ
pbldx, fax; from a

"flash" or "flame");
pmlego
(-tog).
(to
prim. JpXttyu a blaze: flame
phrear, freh'-ar; of uncert. der. ; a hole in the ground (dug for obtaining or holding
5421. tppeap
water or other purposes),
i.e.
cistern or well;
flg.
an abyss
5396. epXwapew
(as
a prison.): well,
fie
pit.
phluareo,
floo-ar-eh'-o;
from
5369.
<!>iX.TJ8ovos
pblleddnds,
fil-ay'-don-os;
i.e.
from 3384 and

5370. cplXnpa
2237;
fond of pleasure,
volup-
S397! to be a babbler or trifler, i.e. (by impl.) to berate idly or mischievously:prate against.
5^32. cppcvairardca
ah'-o; from /#5?,* to lude: deceive.
phrcnapatao,
/ren-ap-aJi.e.
a mind-misleader,
de-
tuous:lover of pleasure.
5397. (pXvapos
3368;
<{>Xvii>
phluardg,
floo'-ar-os;
phllema, fil'-ay-mah; from

fil-ay'-mone;
a kiss: kiss.
5371.
phluo
(to bubble);
a garrulous person,
from 5423. <ppvairaTT)s phrehapates, fren-ap-at i.e. ace; from 3424 and 339; a mind-misleader, i.e. seducer/ deceiver.
5401;
prater:tattler.
$iX%v Philemon,
from
3368; friendly;
Philemon, a Chr.:Philemon.
5398. tpoPtpds
frightful,
phobSros,
fob-er-os
from
54#. <ppT(V
<j>pau
pbren,
(to
/rane; prob. from an obsol.
i.e. (obj.)
formidable:fearful,
/ob-eV-o;
terrible.
5372. <PiXnTds Ptaileios, fil-ay-tos'; from 5368; amiable; Philetus, an opposer of Christianity:
Philetus.
5399.
<|>o(3o
i.e.
pb5bo,
from 3401; to
anal, to 6e in
rein in or curb; comp. 3420); the midrif (as a partition of the body), i.e. (flg. and by
pbrao
frighten,
fil-ee'-ah;
(pass.) to fie
alarmed; by
impl. of sympathy) the feelings (or sensitive nature;
5373. <|>tX(a phllla, ness: friendship.
from
5384; fond-
awe
of, i.e.
revere:be (+ sore) afraid, fear (exceed>
by extens.
5425.
[also in the plur.] the
mind
or cognitive
ingly), reverence.
faculties) : understanding.
<pp(o-o-<
6874. *i\iini<i<rw>s Phlllppeslfts, fll4p-pay'see-os; from 5375; a Philippesian (Philippian), i.e.

native of Philippi: Philippian.
5400.
<|><SpTrrpov
phobetrSn,
pbrlsso,
fris'-so;
fob'-ay-tron; neut,
i.e.
of a der. of 3399; a frightening thing, portent: fearful sight
terrific
verb; to " bristle" or tremble.
chill, i.e.
appar. a prim, shudder (fear):
5426.
<)>&
5375. <pCXiinroi Pbllippol, fil'-ip-poy; plur. of 5376; Philippi, a place in Macedonia: Philippi.
5376. "PlXiirrros
5401.
<f><SPos
phob6s,
fob'-os;
from a prim.
exercise the mind,

in
Phlllppds,
fil'-ip-pos;
Popoi phb6mal (to be put in fear); alarm or or less earnestly from fright: be afraid, + exceedingly, fear, terror.
pbrftn66,/ron.-eh'-o; from 3424; to i.e. entertain or have a sentiment or opinion; by impl. to fie (mentally) disposed (more
<j>pov<i<o
a certain
direction); in tens, to in-
5384 and 2462; fond of horses; Philippus, the four Isr.: Philip.
name of 5402. $opn Pbdlbe,
pbdibSs
5403.
foy'-bay; fern, of (poipos (bright; prob. akin to the base of 3437)
5377. <piX60os pblldtbeos, fll-oth'-eh-os; from 5384 and 231b; fond of God, i.e. pious: lover of God.
Phoebe, a Chr.
woman:Phebe. <&oivticn Phdlnlke,
concern or obedience):set be of the affection on, (be) care (-ful), (be like-, let this) mind (-ed), regard, one, be of the same,
terest oneself in (with
savour, think.
foy-nee'-kay;
(or Phoenicia),
5378. 'PiXoXoyos
Phlldldgds,
fil-ol'-og-os;
from jW,' palm-country; Phcenice
from 5427. tppovTipa a re-
phrOuema, fron'-ay-mah;
S384a.ua 303b; fond of words, i.e. talkative {argumen"philological"); Philologus, a tative, learned,
carnally, be spiritually) mind (-ed). 5404- <p'vt pbfilnlx, foy'-nix; of uncert. der. 54^8. <pp<Svi]cns pbronesls, fron'-ay-sis; from a palm-tree: palm (tree). 342b; mental action or activity, i.e. intellectual or 6379. (JhXovcikCo, phildnelkla, flUon-i-kee'-ah; 5405. $otia PbMntx, foy'-nix; prob. the same mor. insight: prudence, wisdom. from 5380; quarrelsomeness, i.e. a dispute: strife. Phcznix, a place Crete: Phenice. in as 3404; 5429. <pp6vipos phrftnlmftg, fron'-ee-mos; from 5380. cjuXoveixos plill6n61kdg, fil-on'-i-kos; 5406. ipovevs ph&neus, fon-yooce'; from 3408; a 3424; thoughtful, i.e. sagacious or discreet (implying from 3384 and vsIkos m"li.'>s (a quarrel; prob. murderer (always of criminal [or at least inten- a cautious character; while 4680 denotes practical akin to 3334) fond, of strife, i.e. disputatious:con- tional] homicide; which 443 does not necessarily im- skill or acumen; and 4008 indicates rather intelligence tentious. ply while 4607 is a spec, term for a public bandit) or mental acquirement); in a bad sense conceited 5381. <piXova pfclI5n&xla, fil-on-ex-ee'-ah; murderer. (also in the compar.): wise (-r).
gion of Pal.:Phenice, Phenicia.
342b; (mental) inclination or purpose;
(be, +
from be
Chr.:Philologus.
from 3382; hospitableness: entertain strangers, hos- 5407. <poveva> phdnSuo, fon-yoo'-o; from 3406; 5430. <ppov(p<DS pbrdnlmos, fron-im'-oce; adv. pitality. to be a murderer (of):kill, do murder, slay. troms42o; prudently: wisely. 5382. <pi\6vos phlldxen5s, fll-ox'-en-os; from 5408. cpdvos phdnAs, fon'-os; from an obsol. 5431. ippovrCJo pbrdntlzo,jfWm-Md'-zo;froma 3384 ana 3581; fond of guests, i.e. hospitable: given prim. <p1v< pbeno (to slay); murder:murder, der. 0(3424; to exercise thought, i.e. fie anxious: be
to (lover of, use) hospitality.
+ be slain with, slaughter.
careful.
6383. <piXoTrp<0Tti< pbilttproteno, fil-op-rote- 5409. cpoplco phorSo, for-eh'-o; from 54T1; tohave 5432. ippovplu pbroureo, froo^reh'-o; from a yoo'-o; from a comp. of 3384 and 4413; to be fond of a burden, i.e. (by anal.) to wear as clothing or a con- comp. of 4233 and 3708; to be a watcher in advance, being first, i.e. ambitious of distinction: love to stant accompaniment: bear, wear. i.e. to mount guard as a sentinel (post spies at have the preeminence. 5410. <>6pov Pbdrdn, for'-on; of Lat. or.; a gates); flg. to hem in, protect:keep (with a gar 6384. cptXos pli !]<*>, fee'-los; prop, dear, i.e. a forum or market-place; only in comp. with b7s; a rison) Comp. 3083. friend; act. fond, i.e. friendly (still as a noun, an as- station on the Appian road: forum. 5433. <ppuao~cra> phrnassd, froo-as'-so; akin tt sociate, neighbor, etc.): friend. 5411. <|>6pos phftrfis, for'-os; from 3342; a load 1032, 1031; to snort (as a spirited horse), i.e. (flg.) to 6385. <pi\oo-o<j>la phllosophla, fil-os-of-ee'-ah; make a tumult:rage. (as borne), i.e. (fig.) a tax (prop, an individ. assessfrom 3386; "philosophy", i.e. (spec.) Jewish soph- ment on persons or property; whereas phruganttn, froo'-gan-on; is usually 5434. (ppvyavov
.
j
3036
istry:-philosophy.
a gen.
toll
on goods or
travel) :tribute.
neut. of
a presumed
der. of
cppuY"
6386.
|>iX6o-o<pos
phllosophos,
fond of wise
things,
pbrngo
(to
fil-os>-of-os;
i.e.
from 5384 and
4680;
a " phi-
losopher":philosopher.
6387. (piXioropyos phllSstorgtts, fll-os'-tor-gos;
5412. <popT(<o pbdrtlzo, for-tid'-zo; from 5414; to load up (prop, as a vessel or animal), i.e. (flg.) to overburden with ceremony (or spiritual anxiety): lade, be heavy laden.
roast or parch; akin to the base of 3303); desiccated, i.e. a dry twig:stick.
something
prob. of
5435. <Ppvy(a
Pbrngla,
froog-ee'-ah;
for. or.; Phryr-ia,
a region of Asia Minor:Phrygia.
from 3384 and cropy^ stdrge
(cherishing one's 5413. cpoprCov phortlon, for-tee'-on; dimin. of kindred, espec. parents or children) ; fond of natural 5414; an invoice (as part of freight), i.e. (flg.) a task relatives, i.e. fraternal towards fellow Chr.: kindly or service: burden.
affectioned.
5436. <PvyeXXos
Phygellus.
<pt>Yfi
PhngelUs,
foog'-eUos; prob.
from 3343; fugitive; Phygellus, an apostate Chr.;
5414. cpdpTos
phdrtds,
for'-tos;
from 5342; some- 5437.

ing,
5388. (piXoTtKVOS
pbiloteknds,
pbnge,
foog-ay 1 ; from 3343;
flee-
fil-ot'-ek-nos;
i.e.
thing carried,
i.e.
the cargo of a ship: lading.
i.e.
escape:flight.
VIi.vrtniinatoN, for-too- 5438. <f>vXaKTj pbalake, foo-lak-ay'; from 5442; "fortunate"; Fortunatus, a a guarding or (concr. guard), the act, the person; fil-ot-imflg. the place, the condition, or (spec.) the time (as a eh'-om-ahee; mid. from a comp. of 3384 and 3002; to 5416. (ppay&Xiov pbragellidn, frag-el'-le-on; division of day or night), lit. or fig.;cage, hold, (im-) emulous honor, i.e. (eager or earnest to neut. of a der. from the base be fond of 0(3417; a whip, i.e. Bom. prison (-ment), ward, watch. do something):labour, strive, study. lash as a public punishment: scourge. 5439. <pvXaKCj> pbnlaklzo, /oo-lafc-id'^zo; 6390. cpiXocppdvws philophronos, fiU>f-r<m'- 5417. cpptvyeXXda phragelloo, frag-el-lo'-o; from 5441; to incarcerate: imprison. oce; adv.fromsjor; with friendliness of mind, i.e. from a presumed equiv. of the Lat. flagellum; to 5440. <jn>XaKTf|pi.ov pbulakterton, foo-lakkindly:courteously. whip, i.e. lash as a public punishment: scourge. tay'-ree-on; neut. of a der. 013442; a guard-case, i.e, 6391. <piX<S<ppuy phllSphron, fiUof'-rone; from 5418. cppctypos phragmfls, frag-mos'; from "phylactery" for wearing slips of Scripture texts: 3384 and 3424; friendly of mind, i.e. kind: courteous. /.seo; a fence, or inclosing barrier (lit. or flg.):- hedge phylactery. 5392. <j>ipdw phim.io, fee-mo'-o; from iptpis (+ round about), partition. 5441. p*Xo| phnlax, foo'-tax; from 344s; s phlmog (a muzzle); to muzzle,'muzzle. 5?. tpp&gu phrazo, frad'-zo; prob. akin to /,& watcher or sentry:keeper. 5393. $Xfye>v Pblegon, fleg'-one; act. part, of through the idea of defining; to indicate (by word 5442. <pvXd<ro- phnlasso, foo-las'-so; prob. the base of 3303; blazing; Phleoon, aChr.:Phlegon. or act), i.e. (spec.) to expound: declare. from 3443 through the idea of isolation; to watch,
ternal:lave their children.
<{iiXoTip.top.ai
from 3384 and 3043; fond 0/ one's

5389.
children,
ma- 5415. *oprowaTOS

nat'-os;
phildtimfoinal,
of Lat. or.; Chr. : Fortunatus.
i.e.

be on guard (lit. or flg.); by impl. to preserve, obey, avoid:beware, keep (self), observe, save. Comp.
SS3-
Filaydonos
Khlamooce
Charrhan
77
04.66. XaXSatos Chaldaids, khal-dah'-yos; prob. a Chaldazan (i.e. Kasdi), or naof Heb. or. [3778] tive of the region of the lower Euphrates: Chaldsean.
;
5488.
Xappdv Charrhan,
;
or. [3771]
(i.e.
khar-hran'; of Heb. Charan), a place in Meso-
potamia: Charran.
5467. \a\eit6% chalepds, khal-ep-os1 ; perh. from 5489. X^P T11S charteg, khar'-tace; from thesame 5444); an offshoot, i.e. race or clan: kindred, tribe. 5465 through the idea of reducing the strength; diffi- as 5482; a sheet ("chart ") of writing-material (as to dangerous, or (by impl.) furious:fierce, be scribbled over): paper. 5444- 4>vXXov phullon, fool'-Ion; from tbe same cult, i.e. perilous. 5490. x ao*lia chasma, khas'-mah; from a form as 5443I & sprout, i.e. leaf:leaf. 5468. xaXiva-ywyeci) challnagogeo, khal-in-ag- of an obsol. prim. X<"> cha5 (to "gape" or 6446- <|riipa|i,a pnnrama, foo'^ram-ah; from a ogue-eh'-o; from a comp. of J46Q and the redupl. form " yawn"); a "chasm " or vacancy (impassable inter prol. form of <j>vp<o phuro (to mix a liquid with a of 71; to be a bit-leader, i.e. to curb (flg.):bridle. val):gulf. solid; perh. akin to 5453 through the idea of swelling 5469. \a\ivds challnds, khaLee-nos! ; from 5491. \tl\os cheilds, khi'-los; from a form of In bulk), mean to knead; a mass of dough:lump. 5465; a curb or head-stall (as curbing the spirit): bit, the same as 5400; a lip (as a pouring place); flg. 8 S446. +WTIKOS plmsikVvs, foo-see-kos' ; from bridle. margin (of water):lip, shore. $440; "physical", i.e. (by impl.) instinctive: nat- 5470. \oXkcos chalkeds, khal'-keh-os; from uraL Comp. 559/. 5492. x|wiS> chelmazo, khi-mad'-zo; from the jV7j; coppery: brass. 6443, fyvM)
foo-lay';
phule,
from 5453 (comp.
S447-
<)>iriKs
from
544b;
"physically",
ly: naturally.
the prim,
5448' ûo-iow
5493. xctpappos che'lmarrhdg, khi'-mar-hros; 547#. x a ^ K l8<ov chalkedon, khal-kay-dohn' phnsloo, foo-see-o'-o; from 5449 in from /^7j and perh. 1401; copper-like, i.e. " choicedo- from the base of 5404 and 4482; a storm-runlet, i.e. winter-torrent: brook. sense of blowing; to inflate, i.e. (flg.) make ny" chalcedony.
5473. x<*^kov chalkidn, khal-kee'-on; from 5475 ; a copper dish:brazen vessel.
dimin.
pliiisifcos, foo-seeJcoce'; adv. 5471. x*X.Kis chalfeeus, khalk-yooce' ; from i.e. (by impl.) instinctive5^7j; a copper-worker or brazier: coppersmith.
same as
5404; to storm,
i.e.
(pass.) to labor
under a
gale: he tossed with tempest.
proud (haughty):puff up.

phiisig, foo'-sis; from /?,' growth (by germination or expansion), i.e. (by impl.) natural production (lineal descent) by extens. a genus or sort; flg. native disposition, constitution or usage: ([man-]) kind, nature ([-al]).
5^>f9.
<}ni(ri.s
;
5494of
Xsl ru' v chelmon, khi-mone'; from a der. Xta cheo (to pour; akin to the base of 5400
;
547^.
impl.
x a^ K0^'Pavov
chalkdllbandn,
khal-
kol-ib'-an-on; neut. of
a comp. of j^j and jojo(m the
through the idea of a channel), mean, a storm (as pouring rain) by impl. the rainy season, i.e. winter:
tempest, foul weather, winter.
5^50. <pvcr(ucris phasiosls,
foo-see'-o-sis;
from
j^y; inflation, i.e. (fig.) haughtiness: swelling. 5475. x a^ K<s * chalkds, khal-kos'; perh. from 5^5i. (jnireCo phntela, foo-ti'-ah; from j^; 3465 through the idea of hollowing out as a vessel trans-planting, i.e. (concr.) a shrub or vegetable: (this metal being chiefly used for that purpose); copplant. per (the substance, or some implement or coin made 645%- fyvrtin phuteuo, foot-yoo'-o; from a der. of it): brass, money. of 5453; to set out in the earth, i.e. implant; flg. to 5476. x a rva ' chamai, kham-ah'ee; adv. perh. instil doctrine:plant. from the base of 5400 through the idea of a fissure in 5453. fyia phno, foo'-o; a prim, verb; prob. orig. the soil; earthward, i.e. prostrate: on (to) the to "puff " or blow, i.e. to sioell up; but only used in ground. the impl. sense, to germinate or grow (sprout, pro- 5^77. Xovoav Chanaan, khan-ah-an'; of Heb. duce), lit. or flg.: spring (up). Chanaan (i.e. Kenaan), the early name or. [3667] of Pal.: Chanaan. 6454- <t>X-<5s pholefts, fo-leh-osf; of uncert. der. a burrow or lurking-place: hole. 5478. XavaavoXos ChanaanalAs, khan-ah-an54B5. <JKi>veu> phonSo, fo-neh'-o; from 545b; to ah'-yos; from 5477; a Chanauncean (i.e. Kenaanite), emit a sound (animal, human or instrumental); by or native of gentile Pal.: of Canaan. impl. to address in words or by name, also in imita- 5479. a P^ chara, khar-ah'; from 5463; cheerful-
mean, of whiteness or brilliancy); burnished copper, an alloy of copper (or gold) and silver having 5495. x*'p ehelr, khire; perh. from the base of 5404 in the sense of its congener the base of 5400 a brilliant lustre:fine brass.
(through the idea of hollowness for grasping); the hand (lit. or fig. [power] espec. [by Heb.] a means band. or instrument)
;
5496.
xpa y<"> Y& chelragogeo,

,
khi-rag-oguei.e.
be a hand-leader, blind person):lead by the hand.

eh'-o; irova54Q7; to
to guide (a
\apayay6s chelragogttg, khi-rag-o-gos' from 5495 and a redupl. form of 71; a hand-leader, i.e. personal conductor (of a blind person): some to
5497.
lead
by the hand.
5498. x"P<Wpa<f>ov chelrographAn, khi-rog'raf-on; neut. of a comp. of 5495 and 1125; something hand-wi-itten (" chirograph"), i.e. a manuscript (spec, a legal document or 6ond [fig.]):handwriting. 5499. XEtpoTobrros chelrdpdletds, khi-rop-oy'ay-tos; from 5405 and a der. of 4160; manufactured, made by (make with) i.e. of human construction:
tionscall (for), crow, cry.
ness,
i.e.
calm delight:
gladness,
greatly,
(X be
5456. <j>v<j phone, fo-nay'; prob. akin to 5316 through the idea of disclosure; a tone (articulate, by impl. an address (for aoy bestial or artificial) purpose), saying or language:noise, sound, voice.
;
exceeding) joy
the
(-ful, -fully,
-fulness, -ous).
hands.
5480. xapo-y|j.a
charagma,
a scratch or
khar'-ag-mah; from
i.e.
5500. xaporovita
cheirdtSneo,
khi-rot-on-eh'-o;
same as
5482;
5457.
<J>s
phos,
shine or
foce;
from an
obsol.
<pA
a badge of servitude), graven, mark.
from a comp. of 5495 and Tlva> tfiind (to stretch); or sculptured figure (statue): to be a hand-reacher or voter (by raising the hand),
etching,
stamp
(as
i.e.
(gen.) to select or appoint:
choose, ordain.
irreg.
manifest, espec. by rays; 5481. x a P aKT^P charakter, khar-ak-tare' ; from comp. 5316, 5346) ; luminousness (in the widest ap- the same as 5482; a graver (the tool or the person), plication, nat. or artificial, abstr. or concr., lit. or i.e. (by impl.) engraving (['* character"'], the figure flg.):fire, light. stamped, i.e. an exact copy or [fig.] representation):
(to
phao
make
5501. x''p">v chelron, khi'-rone;

255b;
cert.
comp.
of
from an obsol. equiv. X^'Pl* cheres (of under.); more evil or aggravated (pbys., ment. or
mor.): sorer, worse.
6458.
<j>oo-T<jp
i.e.
phoster, foce-tare';
(concr.)
troraj4S7; an
(abstr.)
express image.
illuminator,
a luminary, or
5482.
brilliancy: light.
X^P a S charax, charasso (to sharpen
khar'-ax;
to
from xapaovw
point;
5502. xtpowpta cherdublm, fcher-oo-&een'; plur. of Heb. or. [374S] ; " cherubim" (i.e. cherubs or akin to 1125 kerubim) : cherubims.
5459.
i.e.
4>(i><nj)6pos
phosphorite,
foce-for'-os;
from 5453 and

(spec.)
5342; light-bearing ("phosphorus"), the morning-star (flg.):day star.
through the idea of scratching); a stake, i.e. (by 5503. x^P 0, chera, fchau'-rah; fern, of a presumed impl.) a palisade or rampart (military mound for der. appar. from the base of 5490 through the idea of circumvallation in a siege) : trench. deficiency; a widow (as lacking a husband), lit. or
B4B0. 4>eimiv<Ss
545T,
lustrous,
i.e.
photelnds,
fo-ti-nos';
transparent or well-illuminated
(fig.): bright, full of light.
charlzAmal, khar-id'-zom- flg. : widow. from 5483. \a.fl%afjOA ahee; mid. from 5485; to grant as a favor, i.e. gra- 5504- \^h chthes, khthes; of uncert. der.; "yestuitously, in kindness, pardon or rescue: deliver, terday"; by extens. in time past or hitherto:yester(frankly) forgive, (freely) give, grant.
54S1.
shed rays,
photlzo, fo-tid'-zo; from 5457; to to shine or (trans.) to brighten up (lit. or fig.):enlighten, illuminate, (bring to, give) light, make to see.
<j>0JTtE
i.e.
day.
5484prep.;
X^P IV chartn,
khar'-in;
i.e.
.
6462-
<|>Tur|i6s
photlsmds,
fo-tis-mos';
S461; illumination (flg.):light.
5506. x'Mapxos chfllarchos, khil-ee'-ar-khos; from 5485. x<*P l s charts, khar'-ece; trora 5463; gra- from 5507 and 757; the commander of a thousand ciousness (as gratifying), of manner or act (abstr. or soldiers (" chiliarch"), i.e. colonel: (chief, high)
espec. the divine influlit., flg. or spiritual ence upon the heart, and its reflection in the life; including gratitude): acceptable, benefit, favour, gift, grace (-ious), joy liberality, pleasure, thank (-s,
through favor of, (for) cause of, for sake of,
on
fore,
ace. of 5485 as account of: be-
5505. xi^&S chlllas, khil-ee-as'; from 5507; one thousand ("chiliad "): thousand.
reproachfully.
concr. ;
captain.
5507.
affin.
;
X&>1 chllioX
a thousand:
khil'-ee-oy; plur. of
uncert
thousand.
[3801];
X a 'P u chalro, khah'ee-ro; a prim, verb; to -worthy). be "cheer"ful, i.e. calmly happy or well-off; impers. 5486. x&pio-|ia charisma, khar'-is-mah; from espec. as salutation (on meeting or parting), be well: 5483; a (divine) gratuity, i.e. deliverance (from danfarewell, be glad, God speed, greeting, hall, joy ger or passion) (spec.) a (spiritual) endowment, i.e. (-fully), rejoice. (subj.) religious qualification, or (obj.) miraculous
546S.
;
5508. Xlos Chlds, khee'-os; of uncert. der. ; Chios, an island in the Mediterranean: Chios.
5509. xtTiv chiton, khee-tone'; of for. or. a tunic or shirt: clothes, coat, garment
5510. \i&v chlon, khee-one'; perh. akin to the base of 5490 (5405) 015494 (as descending or empty); S464- X&k-aX,* ehalaza, khal'-ad-zah; prob. from faculty: (tree) gift. S465; hail:hail. 5487. xapiToo cliaritoo. khar-ee-to'-o; from snow:snow. 6466 \a\dd) chalad, khal-ah'-o; from the base of 5485; to grace, i.e. indue with special honor: make 5511. \\a.f.ii chl&nras, khlam-ooce'; of uncert. accepted, be highly favoured. der. a military cloaicrobe. 5400; to lower (as into a void);let down, strike.
;
; ;
; ;
Khlyooadzo Ofeleemos

5538.
5512. xXeudi> chleuazo, khlyoo-ad'-zo; from a der. prob. of f&i; to throw out the lip, i.e. jeer at:
XPWm(rr ^S chrematlsmfts, khray-matl
to hold,
mock.
5513. \Xiapds
troms537; a divine response or recelation; answer of God.

is-mos';
place, (can,
admit (lit. orflg.):come, contain, go, be room to) receive.
haw
ehllarSs,
khlee-ar-os';
XXCo child
(to
warm); tepid:lukewarm.
chreglmos, from 5539. xp^JTipos from 3340; serviceable: profit.
khray''see-mos;
5563. xapll<a chorlzo, kho-rid'-zo; tromssbi; to place room between, i.e. part; reflex, to go away: depart, put asunder, separate.
5564. xpl v
5540. Xpr\n& clu-esls, khray'-sis; from 3330; em5514. XX61] Chide, khlo'-ay; fern, of appar. a ployment, i.e. (spec.) sexual intercourse (as an occmprim, word; "green"; CMoe, a Chr. female: Culoe. pation of the body): use. 5515. xXapds chloros, khlo-ros'; from the same 5541. xpTrrevo|iai chresteuomai, khrasteas 5514; greenish, i.e. verdant, dun-colored:green, yoo'-om-ahee; mid. from 3343; to show oneself useful, pale. i.e. act benevolently:be kind.
choriSn,
kho-ree'-on;
dimin.
of
3361; a spot or plot of ground:field, land, parcel of ground, place, possession.
5565. X">pfe chorls, kho-rece'; adv. from 3361; at a space, i.e. separately or apart from (often as prep.):beside, by itself, without. 5566. x"Ps chords, kho'-ros; of Lat. north-west wind: north west.
or.;
5526.
Tehee scee stig'-ma; the 5542. XPHOToXo^Ca clirestSlogia, khrase-tol(#7^ as a cross) of the og-ee'-ah; from a comp. of 3343 and 3004; fair speech, Greek alphabet (intermediate between the 5th and i.e. plausibility:good words. 6th), used as numbers; denoting respectively 600, 60 5545. xp^yrT^S chrestSs, khrase-tos' ; from j;jjo; and 6; 666 as a numeral.six hundred threescore and empZoj/ed, i.e. (by impl.) useful (in manner or
xi ? ehl xl stigma,
and an
obsol. letter
the
22d, 14th
Bix.
morals):better, easy, good

5544- XpilOTOTTjs
(-ness),
gracious, kind.
5567. (|/dX\w psallo, psal'-lo; prob. strengthened
6517. xo'i'kos chftikda, kho-ik-os'; from 3322; dusty or dirty (soit-like), i.e. (by impl.) terrene:
earthy.
clircstotes, fchray-stot'-ace; from 3343; usefulness, i.e. mor. excellence (in character or demeanor):gentleness, good (-ness), kindness.
3397)
psao (to rubor touch the surface; comp. t twitch or twang, i.e. to play on a stringed instrument (celebrate the divine worship with music
from
>lou
;
5518. X' vt l chfllnlx, khoy'-nix; of uncert. der.; a chcenix or cert, dry measure: measure.
5545. X9^"'Va chrisma, khrisf-mah; from 3348; and accompanying odes):make melody, sing an unguent or smearing, i.e. (fig.) the spec, endow- (psalms). 5529. x'PS cholros, khoy'-ros; of uncert. der. ment ("chrism") of the Holy Spirit:anointing, unc- 5568. <|/o\|i6s pgalmoa, psal-mos'; from 3367; a a hog: swine. tion. set piece of music, i.e. a sacred ode (accompanied a ehfllao, khol-ah'-o; from 5531; to be 5546. Xpiorictvos Christianas, khris-tee-an-os' with the voice, harp or other instrument ; a " psalm") 55^0. Comp. 3003. bilious, i.e. (by impl.) irritable (enraged, "chol- from 3347; a Christian, i.e. follower of Christ: collect, the book of the Psalms: psalm. eric"):be angry. Christian. 5569. |>cvSdSEX(j>os pseudadelphfts, psyoo-
xo^
6521. \o\f\ chdle, khol-ay'; fern, of an equiv. 5547. Xpioros ChrlstAs, khris-tos'; from 3548; dad'-el-fos; from 3371 and 80; a spurious brother, i.e. perh. akin to the same as 3314 (from the greenish hue) anointed, i.e. the Messiah, an epithet of Jesus: pretended associate: false brethren. "gall" or bile, i.e. (by anal.) poison or an anodyne Christ. 5570. iJievSairoo-ToXos psendapdstdlos, psyoo(wormwood, poppy, etc.):gaU. 5548. XP'U chrio, khree'-o; prob. akin to 3330 dap-os'-tol-os; from 3371 and 632; a spurious apostle, 5522. x<os clioos, Wio'-os; from the base of 3404; through the idea of contact; to smear or rub with i.e. pretended preacher; false teacher. a heap (as poured out), i.e. rubbish; loose dirt:dust. oil, i.e. (by impl.) to consecrate to an office or relig- 5571. >JvStjs psendes, psyoo-dace'; from 3374; 55&?. XopaijCv Chdrazln, khor-ad-zin' ; of un- ious service:anoint. untrue, i.e. erroneous, deceitful, wicked: false, liar. cert. der.; C/iorazai, a place in Pal.: Chorazin. 5549. xpov'S*1 chrftiilzo, fcfcron-id'-zo; from 5572. tjievSoSiSdincaXos psendAdidasltalds, 5624. \opt\yia chAregeo, khor-ayg-eh'-o; from a 3330; to fafce time, i.e. linger:delay, tarry. psyoo-dod-id-as'-kal-os; from 3571 and 1320; a spucomp. 013323 and 7-r, to be a dance-leader, i.e. (gen.) 5550. XPvos chronos, khron'-os; of uncert. der. rious teacher, i.e. propagator of erroneous Chr. docto furnish:give, minister. a space of time (in gen., and thus prop, distinguished trine:false teacher. 55.25. xP^S chSrSs, khor-os'; of uncert. der. a from 2340, which designates a fixed or special occa- 5573. iJrevooXo-yos pgeuddldgos, psyoo-doUog'sion; and from 163, which denotes a particular os; irom.3371 and 3004; mendacious, i.e. promulgatrinp, i.e. round dance ("choir"): dancing. 5526. xopri( chfirtazo, khor-tad'-zo; from period) or interval; by extens. an individ. oppor- ing erroneous Chr. doctrine' speaking lies. impl. delay: years old, season, space, fjja?; to fodder, i.e. (gen.) to fforgre (supply food in tunity; by 5574. |ii8o|iai psenddmal, psyoo' -dom-ahee; (X often-) time (-s), (a) while. abundance): feed, fill, satisfy. mid. of an appar. prim, verb; to utter an untruth or chr6n5trlbeo, fcftron-of- attempt to deceive by falsehood:falsely, Be. 5527. x6pr<ur r\a chdrtasma, khor'-tas-mah; 5551. xpovoTpipo rib-eh'-o; from a presumed comp. of 3330 and the ttomtfri; forage, i.e. food: sustenance. 5575. <]/evSoudpTvp psendomartur, psyoobase of 3147; to be a time-wearer, i.e. to procrastidom-ar'-toor; from 3371 and a kindred form of 3144; 5528. \6qto* chdrt5s, khor'-tos; appar. a prim, nate (linger): spend time. a spurious witness, i.e. bearer of untrue testimony: word; a "court" or " garden", i,e. (by impl, of pas5552. xpvo-eos chrnseos, khroo'-seh-os; from false witness. ture) herbage or vegetation: blade, grass, hay. gold:of gold, golden. made of 5337; \apTup& 5576. +voo r psenddmartnreo, 5529. Xoujds Chduzas, khood-zas'; of uncert. 5553. XpvcCof chrnsidn, khroo-see'-on; dimin. psyoo-dom-ar-too-reh'-o; from 3373; to 6e an untrue or. ; Chuzas, an officer of Herod:Chuza. of 3337; a golden article, i.e. gold plating, ornament, testifier, i.e. offer falsehood in evidence: be a false 5530. xpaopcu chraomal, khrah'-om-ahee; mid. or coin:gold. witness. of a prim, verb (perh. rather from 3403, to handle); to 5554. XpwoSaxTvXios chrns5daktuU6a, 5577. Iret)8o|iaprvpo psendomartarla, psyoo. furnish what is needed; (give an oracle, "graze" khroo-sod-aJc-too' -lee-os ; from 3537 and 114b; gold- dom-ar-too-ree'-ah; from 3373; untrua testimony: [touch slightly], light upon, etc.), i.e. (by impl.) to ringed, i.e. wearing a golden flnger-ring or similar false witness. employ or (by extens.) to act towards one in a given jewelry:with a gold ring. 5578. <|i>Soirpo<|><iTiis manner: entreat, use.
5555. xpwoXiBos chrusolithos, khroo-sol'-ee- psyoo-dop-rof-ay'-tace; from 3371 and 4306; a sputhos; from 3337 and 3037; gold-stone, i.e. a yellow rious prophet, i.e. pretended foreteller or religious gem (" chrysolite"):chrysolite. impostor:false prophet. 6532. xpda chreia, khri'-ah; from the base of 5556. xpOTiirpcuros chrnaopraads, khroo-sop'- 5579. <]/v8os psendds, psyoo'-dos; {101113374; a 5530 or 3334; employment, i.e. an affair; also (by impl.) occasion, demand, requirement or destitu- ras-os; from S537 and irpdcrov prasou (a leek) a falsehood: lie, lying. tion:business, lack, necessary (-ity), need (ful), use, greenish-yellow gem (" chrt/soprase"): chrysoprase. 5550. *|kuS6xP-S psend5chrlstdg, psjroowant. v<rS chrnaSs, khroo-sos'; perh. from the dokh'-ris-tos; from .#7/ and .##7; a spurious Mes5557.
5531. xp&a chrao, khrah'-o; prob. the same as the base of 5530; to loan:lend.
;
Comp. 3331,3334.
psenddprdphetee,
xP
5533. xprnîiKirrp
r
khreh-ofrlet -aee; from a der. of 3331 and 3781; a loan-ower, i.e. indebted person: debtor.
chreophelletes,
base of 533 (through the idea of the utility of the metal); gold; by extens. a golden article, as an ornament or coin:gold.
siah: false Christ.
5552. <|>eu8<&vu|U>$ psendonnmSa, psyoo-do'noo-mos; from .337/ and J&S5; untruly named:
5534- XP'h chre, khray; third pers. sing, of the 5558. xpvo-<5 cbrnsoo, khroo-s5'-o; from 3537; to falsely so called. 55S#. <|/cv(r|i.a pseasma, psyoos'^mah; from same as 3530 or 3331 used impers. it needs (must or gild, i.e. bespangle with golden ornaments:deck. 3374; should) be: ought. 5559. XP"S chroa, khroce; prob. akin to the base a fabrication, i.e. falsehood:Ue. 5535. XPtft" chpSjZo, khrade'-zo; from 3332; to ot3S3o through the idea of handling; the body (prop, 5583. <|/ev(m]S pseustes, pssoos-tace'; from make (i.e. have) necessity, i.e. be in want of : (have) its surface or skin): body. 5J7#; a falsifier:liar. need. 5560. xX6s cholog, kho-los'; appar. aprim.word; 55S4- ir'nXa4>d< > pselaphao, psay-laf-ah'-o; from 6536. XPÎia chrema, khray'-mah; something "ftoW", i.e. Kmptng:cripple, halt, lame. the base of 55*7 (comp. J-/.S5); to manipulate, i.e. ceri/V by contact; useful or needed, i.e. wealth, price:money, riches. fig. 5561. xlriaT %<a chrematlzo, khray-mat-id'-zo; base of 34qo through the idea of empty expanse; handle, touch. from .00; to utter an oracle (comp. the orig. sense room, i.e. a space of territory (more or less exten- 5585. 4rr|<f>Cco psephizo, psay-fid'-zo; fromjja}; of 5530), i.e. divinely intimate; by impl. (comp. the sive; often includ. its inhab.):coast, county, fields, to use pebbles in enumeration i.e. (gen.) to compute: count. secular sense of 5532) to constitute a firm for business, ground, land, region. Comp. 5117. I.e. (gen.) bear as a title: be called, be admonished 5562. xop&o chorSo, kho-reh'-o; from 3361; to be 5586. t|ri)<j>os psephtt psay'-fos; from the s, same (warned) of God, reveal, speak. in (give) space, i.e. (intrans.) to pass, enter, or (trans.) as #,8/; a pe&oie (as worn smooth
; 1 ,
by handling),
I.e.

(by impl. of use as a counter or
voice.
ballot)
Khlyooadzo Ofeleemos
79
a verdict
vote:
(of
out (kernels
rub.
from husks with the
fingers or
acquittal) or ticket (of admission);
stone,
hand): 5611. wpaios boraios, ho-rah'-yos; from j6jo; belonging to the right hour or season (timely), i.e. (by
impl.) flourishing (beauteous
[fig.]):
beautiful.
5587. <|/i0vpur|i6s
pslttrarismds,
psith-oo-ris-
<6pvou.cu
orndmal,
o-roo 1 -om-ahee; mid. of
mos'; from a der. of i|/8os psitbds (a whisper; by impl. a slander; prob. akin to 5574)', whispering, i.e. secret detraction: whispering.
5598. il o,
i.e.
aJlwya
omega,
I.e.
letter of the Gr. alphabet,
(fig.)
o'-meg-dh; the last the finality:
an appar. prim, verb; to "roar":roar.

5613. a>s bos, hoce; prob. adv. of comp. from 3730; which how, i.e. in that manner (very variously used, as follows): about, after (that), (according) as (it had been, it were), as soon (as), even as (like), for, how
(greatly), like (as, unto), since, so (that), that, to wit,
Omega.
5599.
5, o; a prim, interj. ; O; as a note of exclamation, oh: O.
5588.
tace';
tor:
\|/Uhipio-TTJS psitbaristes, psith-oo-risfrom the same as 5587; a secret calumnia-
as a sign of the voc.
whisperer.
pslchldn,
psikh-ee'-on;
5600.
dimin.
;
o, o; includ. ihe oblique forms, as well as

;
5589. tyiyj.ov
lis
from a
little bit
der. of the base of 5507 (mean, a
crumb)
or morsel:
crumb.
psoo-khay';
5590. \|rx^
breath,
i.e.
5615. wavTios bosautog, ho-sow'-toce; from on the 5601. 'ftpVjS Obed, o-bade'; of Heb. or. [5744]; 5613 and an adv. from 84b; as thus, i.e. in the same anlsr.: Obed. Obed, one hand from 4151, which is the rational and immorway: even so, likewise, after the same (in like) tal soul; and on the other from 2222, which is mere 5602. a&t bode, ho'-deh; from an adv. form of manner. vitality, even of plants these terms thus exactly 3302; in this same spot, i.e. here or hither: here, 5616. cwrtt bosel, ho-si'; from 3613 and 1487; as correspond respectively to the Heb. 5315, 7307 and hither, (in) this place, there. if: about, as (it had been, it were), like (as). us, -f you. 2416): heart (+ -ily), life, mind, soul, 5603. tpo^j d.de, o-day'; from 103; a chant or 5591. i|n>xiKis psuchikos, psoo-khee-kos' ; from " ode" (the gen. term for any words sung; while 5213 5617. 'D,<rt\( Hosee, ho-say-eh'; of Heb. or. [1954]; 5500; sensitive, i.e. animate (in distinction on the denotes espec. a religious metrical composition, and Hosee (i.e. Hoshea), an Isr.: Osee. one hand from 4152, which is the higher or renovated S^bS still more spec, a Heb. cantillation): song. 5618. cwnrep bosper, hoce'-per; from 5613 and nature; and on the other from 5446, which is the 5604. <i)8v odln, o-deen'; akin to 3001; a pang or
S594\ (by impl.) spirit, abstr. or concr. (the ani-
psucbe,
from
es, ace; *n e, ay, etc. the subjunctive of /jio; (may, might, can, could, would, should, must, etc.; also with 1487 and its comp., as well as with other particles) \- appear, are, (may, might, should) be, X have, be:
unto,
when
([-soever]), while,
with
all speed.
ho-san-nah'; of Heb. or. [3467 and 4994]; oh save'; hosanna (i.e. hoshia-na), an exclamation of adoration:hosanna.
5614. oxravva
bosanna,
i S]
_(-
pass the flower of her age, should stand, were.
mal
sentient principle only; thus distinguished
lower or bestial nature): natural, sensual.
4007; just as,
i.e.
exactly like:
(even, like) as.
throe, esp. of childbirth: pain, sorrow, travail.
5592. i|ivxos
coolness:
psucbos,
psoo'-khos;
cold.
psncbrds,
psoo-chros';
from SSQ4!
5605. tooCvu odlno, o-dee'-no; from J604; to experience the pains of parturition (lit. or fig.) : travail in
(birth).
5619. cocnrepef bosperel, hoce-per-i'; from sbiS and 1487; just as if, i.e. as it were: as.
5620.
hoce'-teh; from 5613 and 5037; thus therefore (in various relations of consecution, as follow): (insomuch) as, so that (then), (insomuch) that, therefore, to, wherefore.
i.e.
559S. \|n>xpos
chilly
(lit.
from 5502;
mm hdste,
5606. upos omos, o'-mos; perh. from the alt. of 5594. i|r5x.> psocbo, psoo'-fcfto,' a prim, verb; to S342; the shoulder (as that on which burdens are breathe {voluntarily but gently; thus differing on the borne): shoulder. one hand from 4154, which denotes prop, a forcible 5607. <v on, oan; includ. the fem. respiration; and on the other from the base of 10a, ovcra ousa, oo'-sah; and the neut. which refers prop, to an inanimate breeze), i.e. (by ov on, on; pres. part, of ijio; being:he, impl. of reduction of temperature by evaporation) to come, have. chill (fig.): wax cold.
or fig.): cold.
so too,
5621. utCov otlon, o-tee'-on; dimin. of 377s;

earlet, i.e.
an
one
of the ears, or perh. the lobe of the
ear:ear.
'2.
i>$i\v.a.
opheleia,
o-fel'-i-ah;
i.e.
from a
der.
5595.
ish;
ij/wfiitw
psomlzo,
pso-mid'-zo;
from the
nour-
5608.
0)VO[j.cu
oneomat,
o-neh'-om-ahee;
(a
mid.
of the base of 3624;

tage, profit.
usefulness,
benefit:
advan-
base otssoo! to supply with (bestow to) feed.
bits, i.e. (gen.) to
from an appar. prim, mvos oniis

5609. wov don, o-on' ;
sum or
price);
to purchase fsynon. with the earlier 40Q2):
buy.
5623. afyikta
opbeleo,
i.e.
o-fel-eh'-o;
from the same
pso-mee'-on; dim. from a der. of the base of 5597; a crumb or morsel (as if rubbed off), i.e. a mouthful: sop.
5596.
iJ/ullCov
psomidn,
appar. a prim, word;
an as
5622;
to be useful,
to benefit:
advantage, bet-
"egg": egg.
5610. topa nora, ho'-rah; appar. a prim, word; an "hour" (lit. or fig.): day, hour, instant, season,
I
ter, prevail, profit.
5597. if>\a psoclio, pso'-kho; prol. from the same base as .5567 ; to triturate, i.e. (by anal.) to rub
5624- utpEXiLios optaellmSs, o-fel'-ee-mos; from a form of 3786; helpful or serviceable, i.e. advanis.
short, [even-] tide, Thigh) time.
geous:profit
(-able).
NOTE.
Owing to changes in the enumeration while in progress, there were no words left for Nos. 2717
I
3203-3302, which were therefore silently dropped out of the vocabulary and references as redundant.
and
This will occasion no practical mistake or inconvenience.

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A CONCISE

THE HEBREW BIBLE;

AUTHORIZED ENGLISH VERSION.

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a brief and simple Dictionary of the Biblical

Hebrew and Chaldee

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amid the perplexbristle, to

of foreign characters with

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scholars will find here,

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Anglicizing and pronunciation of the words will not come amiss to

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ders reference easy without recourse to the

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following explanations are sufficient to

A point in the bosom of a letter is called Dage'shf,

capitals, italics, etc.

which must be carefully distinin the letters a, 5.

The vowel-points are the following:

Dagesh leni occurs only

2 The letters are as follows:

Transliteration and Power.

Berth (bayth) b Giymel (ghee'-mel) ghard

Sh*va'-Pattach (she-vow pat'-takh) &, as in hAt

Zayin (zah'-yin) Cheyth (JehaytK)

z,as in zeal [cent

Sh"va'-Ceg5wl (she-vaw' seg-ole')

12. 13. 14. 16.

Qamek (saw'-mek c = s sharp =to

show the place of

t In our system of transliteration

D&gsh lene is repre-

abbreviated abbreviation absolute

etym.= < etymological

abstract abstractly active J 1 actively

(conjunction conjunct J conjunctional conjunctionj

or. =-{ original

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= guttural rM, _ J Hebraism "._{