Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 290
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Work: The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance
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Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — complete retained OCR scan
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IJ^Kal 710 queen, to make H^DHiphU 710 quench, to n33Piel 583 n3S^»Kal 1232 quenched, to be TlJlPual 847 nn3 Kal 583 T T yge^Kal 1325 question la"? 325 question, see bard question, to Bh'IKal 858 quick ^n 418 mnO 687 quick, set understanding quicken, to njPIPicl 421 quickly nhp 652 '^r.i 669 nnno 669 * quickly nnO'Plcl 669 quickly, to fetch nnD»Pi«l 669 Pual 633 401 nOJfKal 918 n^V Hiphil 934 nib 1 0.^|Kal 1200 n^P^Kal 1256 put on, see able put on, to be able to •ijnKal put out, to …
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- The Englishman's Hebrew and Chaldee concordance of the Old Testament
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