The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 127

Jud. 12: J.And the men of Ephraim gathered them' selves together, (marg. were called) 1 Sa. 13: 4. And the people loere called together 2K. 3:2i. And when,„they gathered (marg. were cried together) all that were able ♦ PIEL Participle. # 2K. 2:12. and he crted, My father, my father, «HIPHIL Future.* ISa. 10: 17. And Samuel called the people together npXltS tz'gah'kah', f. GenlS: 19: 27: Ex. 3: 11: 12: 22: ISa. 4: 9: Neh. 5: Job 27: 34: Ps. 9: Isa. 6: Jer. 25: 48: 49: Zep. 1 : 2I.tr/iieMer they have done...accor<&'iij^ to the cry of it, 13. the cry of them is waxen great 34. a great and exceeding bitter cry, 7. and have heard their cry 9. the cry of the children of Israel 6. there shall be a great cry 30. there was a great cry in Egypt ; 23(22). I will surely hear their cry; 14. Eli heard the noise of Me crying, \6. their cry is come unto me. I . there was a great cry of the people 9. Will God hear his cry 28. they cause the cry of the poor to come unto him, and he heareth the cry of the 12( 13). the cry of the humble. 7. for righteousness, but behold a cry. 36. A voice of Me cry qfthe shephenLs, 3. A voice of crying 6. the enemies have heard a cry qf 2 1. at Me cry the noise thereof 10. the noise of a cry from the fish gate. "IKX [tzah-gar^. * KAL Future. * Job 14: 21 .and they are brought low, but he perceivetb Jer. 30: 19. and they shall not be smaU, KAL.— Participle. Poel. Zee 13: 7. 1 will turn mine hand upon Me iUtle ones. M M M - ' —^ IBi tzah-phad'. « KAL Preterite. * Lam.4: 8. their skin cleaveth to their bones ; nSX [tzah-pkah']. * KAL. — Infinitive. # Isa. 21 : 5. toutch in the watcbtower^ YiKL.— Future. Gen 31 : 49. The Lord watch between me and thee, Ps. 66: 7. his eyes 6eAo/d the nations: KAL Participle. Poel. Nu. 23: 14. he brought him into the field of Zaphim^ [or, of watchmen] ISa. 1: l.a certoin man of Ramathahn-zopAm, [or, id.] 14: 16. Me watchtnen of Saul in Gibeah 2Sa. 13:34. the young man that kept the ufoteh 18: 24. and Me watchman went up 25. And Me weUchman cried, 26. ^Ae watchman saw another man running: and the watchman called unto the porter, 27. And Me watchman said, 2K. 9: M.And there stood a watchman on the tower 18, 20. And Me watchman told, saying, Ps. 37:32. The wicked watcheth the righteous Pro. 15: 3.beholding the evil and the good. 31 :27. She iooktth well to the ways of C}ant.7: 4{b). which looketh toward Damascus. Isa. 52: 8. Thy watchmen shall lift up the voice; b6:l0. His watchmen (are) blind: they are all Jer. 6: 17. 1 set watchmen over you, Eze. 3: 1 7. 1 have made thee a watchman 33: 2. and set him /or their imi/eAfNaii : 6. But if the watchman see the sword — rvtiuire at Me watchman' % hand* 19^ ( 1079 ) 1^^ E/e. 1 : 4.a whirlwind came out of the north, 8: 3. inner gate that looketh toward the north; 6. thine eyes now the way toward the north. — the way toward the north, and behold north- ward at the gate of the altar 14. which (was) toward the north; 9: S.gate^ wnich lieth toward the norths 30:47(21 :.')). from the south to the north 21 : 4(»). from the south to the north : 2H: 7. a Icing of icines. from the norths 32: 30. the princes of Me north, 38: 6.of Togarmah of the NorM quarterst 15. from thy place out of the north parts, 39: 2. to come up from the ttorth parts, (marg. sides of the north ) 40: 19. eastward and northward, 20. that looked toward the north, 23. the gate toward the north, 35. he brought me to the north g^ate, 40. the entry of the north gate, 44. at the side of the wnrth gate ; — the prospect toward the north, 46. whose prospect (is) toward the north 41:11. one door toward the north, and another 42: 1 . the way toward the north : — before the building toward the north, 2. an hundred cubits (was) the north door, 4. their doors toward the north. 1 1 . chambers which (were) toward the north, 13. The north chambers (and) the south 17. He measured the north side, 44: 4. me the way of the north gate 46: 9. by the way of the north gate — by the way of the north gate: 19. which looKed toward the north : 47: 2. the way of the gate northward, 1 5. toward the north side* \7,and the north northward, and the border of Hamath. And (this is) the ttorth side. 48: l.From the north ena — the border of Damascus northward, 10. toward the north 16. the north side four thousand • 17, toward the north two hundred and flfty» 30. of the city on the north side, 31. three gates northward; one gate of Dan 8: 4. nor/Airarcf, and southward ; 11: 6. shall come to the king of </ie north 7. the fortress of the king of the north, 8. years than the king of M« north. 1 1 . with the king of the north : 13. the king of the north shall return, 15. So the king of the north shall come, 40. and the king of the north shall come 44. out of the east and ont of the north Am. Bi 12. and from the north even to the east, « Zep. 2: 13. stretch out his hand against the north. Zee. 2: 6(10). from the land of Me north, 6: 6. into the north country ; 8. these that go toward the north country have quieted my spirit in the north countrr. 14: 4. mountain shall remove toward the mnih, ^3^Sy tzphbh-nee', adj. Joel 2:20.1 will remove.. .Me northern (army), jnSV itzphoo'a'g'], m. Exe. 4:15. (3*n3) I have given thee cow^t dwng TiSX tzip-pohr^, com. Gen. 7:14. every bird of every sort. \5i\0. the Mfttt divided he not. Lcv.l4t 4. two birdM (marg. or, S|Kirroiot) alive A. one of Me birds be killed 6. As for the living bird, — the living bird in the blood of the bird 7. and shall let the living bird loose 49. he shall take... two birds, 60. he shall kill the one of the birds 61. and Me living bird, — in the blood of Me slain bird, 62. with tiie blood of the bird, Lev.l4:62.aad with the living bird, 53. he shall let go the living 6ird Deu. 4: 17. the likeness of any winged /oiol 14: 1 1 .all clean birds ye shall eat. 22: 6. If a bird's nest chance to be before thee Neh. 5:18. also fowls were prepared for me, * Job 41 : 5(40:29). play with him as (with) a birdf Ps. 8: 8(9). The fowl qfthe air, and the fish 11: 1. Flee (as ) a 6trd to your mountain ? 84 : 3(4^, the sparrow hath found an house, 102: 7(83> I watch, and am as a sparrow 104: 17. Where the birds make their nesu: 1 24 : 7, as a bird out of the snare 148: 10. creeping things, and Hying fowl: (marg. 6tr(2s<{^wing) Pro. 6: 6. and as a bird from the hand of the fowler. 7:23. as a bird hasteth to the snare, 26: 2. As the bird by wandering, 27: 8. i4s a Mrd that wandereth Ecc. 9:12. and as the birds that are caught 12: 4. the voice of Me Mrd, Isa. 31 : 5.A» birds flying, so will the Lord Lam. 3: 52. Mine enemies chased me sore, like a bird,