Strong’s Greek and Hebrew Dictionaries

Strong’s Dictionaries 1890 — scan section 145

1511], cut up d.e. rocky); Gerisim, a mountain of PaL:— Gerizim, 1631. 1J13 garaen, garden1; from 1889; an axe;— ax. 1632. Vl3" gardl, gaw-role'; from the same as 1486; harsh:— man of great [as in the marg. which reads 1419]. bl3 gdral. See 1486. 1633. 013 garam, gaw-ram'; a prim, root; to be spare or skeleton-like; used only as a denom. from 1634; (caus.) to bone, i.e. denude (by extens. craunch) the bones:— gnaw the bones, break. 1634. 013 gerem, gheh'-rem; from 1633; a bone (as the skeleton of the body) ; hence self, i.e. (flg.) very:— bone, strong, top. 16S5. 013 gerem (Chald.), gheh'-rem; corresp. to 1634; a bone:— bone. 1636. "'Mia Garmiy, gar-mee'; from 1684; bony, i.e. strong:— Garmite. 1637. ^13 goren, go'-ren; from an unused root mean, to smooth; a threshing-^oor (as made ewen) ; by anal, any open area: — (barn, corn, threshing-) floor, (threshing-, void) place. "J13 garon. See 1627. 1638. 013 garac, gaw-ras'; a prim, root; to crush; also (intrans. and flg.) to dis- solve:—break. 1639. 3>13 gars', gaw-rah'; a prim, root; to scrape off; by impl. to shave, remove, lessen or withhold:— abate, clip, (di-) minish, do (take) away, keep back, restrain, make small, withdraw. 1640. C|13 garapb, gaw-raf; a prim, root; to bear off violently:— sweep away. 1641. 113 garar, gaw-rar'; a prim, root; to drag off roughly; by impl. to bring up the cud (i.e. ruminate) ; by anal, to saw:— catch, chew, X continuing, destroy, saw. 1642. 113 Gerar, gher-awr'; prob. from 1641; a rolling country; Gerar, a Philistine city:— Gerar. 1643. 12313 geres, gheh'-res; from an unused root mean, to husk; a kernel (collect.), i.e. grain:— beaten corn. 1644. 11)13 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. 1645. 11313 geresb, gheh'-resh; from 1644; pro- duce (as if expelled):— put forth. 1646. 7112313 gernsbab, gher-oo-shaw' ; fem. pass. part, of 1644; (abstr.) dispossession:— exaction. 1647. 012313 Ger^bdm, gay-resh-ome'; for 1648; Gereshom, the name of four Isr.:— Gersbom. 1648. 1112313 Ger^sbown, gay-resh-one' '; or 0112313 Geresbowm, gay-resh-ome'; from 1644; a refugee; Gereshon or Gere- shom, an 1st.:— Gershon, Gershom. 1649. "I3U5*13 Ger^sbnnniy, gay-resh-oon-nee'; patron, from 1648; a Geree/ionite or desc. of Gereshon:— Gershonite, sons of Gershon. 1650. 111133 Gesbftwr, ghesh-oor'; from an un» 1 used root (mean, to join); bridge; Geshur, a district of Syria:— Geshur, Geahurite. 1651. "'111233 Gesbawriy, ghe-shoo-ree1 ; patrial from 1650; a Geshurite (also collect.) or inhab. of Geshur:— Geshuri, GeBhurites. 1652. D1133 gasbam, gaw-sham'; a prim, root; to shower violently:— (cause to) rain. 1653. 01233 gesbem, gheh'-shem; from 1652; a shower: — rain, shower. 1654. 01233 Gesbem, gheh'-shem; or (proL) v v 1321233 Oashmiiw gash-moo'; the same &s 1653; Geshem or Gashmu, an Arabian:— Gesbem, Gashmu. 1655. 01233 gesbem (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. HEBREW AND CHALDEE DICTIONARY. Gammawd Doob 29 1656. BU53 gdsbem, go'shem; from 1662; equlv. to 1653:— rained upon. TOttta Gaabmnw. See 1654. 1657. "\Vilk Goshen, go'-shen; prob. of Eg. or. ; Go- shen, the residence of the Isr. in Egypt; also a place in Pal:— Goshen. 1658. NB1I53 Glshpa', ghish-paw'; of uncert. der. ; Qishpa, an Isr. :— Gispa. 1659. ttjttja gashash, gaw-shash'; a prim, root; appar. to feel about:— grope. 1660. na gatli, ga«i; 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). 1661. rig Gath, gath; the same as 1660; Oath, a Philistine city:— Gath. 1662. iBIin-na Gath-ha-Chepher, gath-hah- khay'-fer; or (abridged) *lBn-!"in3 Glttah-Chepher, ghit-taw- khay'-fer; from 1660 and 3658 with the art. ins. ; winepress of (the) well; Gath-Chepher, a place in Pal.:— Gath-kephr, Gittah-kephr. 1663. "WS Gittiy, ghit-tee'; patrial from 1661; a Gittite or inhab. of Gath:— Gittite. 1664. ti?Fl3 Glttaylm, ghit-tah'-yim; dual of 1660; double wine-press; Gittajim, a place in Pal.:— Gittaim. 1665. rPFlS Glttiyth, ghit-teeth'; tern, of 1663; a Gittite harp:— Gittith. 1666. 1213 Gether, gheh'-ther; of uncert. der.; Gether, a son of Aram, and the region settled by him: — Gether. 1667. 'pWrna Gath-RImmdwn, gath-rim- monef; from 1660 and 7416; wine- press of (the) pomegranate; Gath-Bimmon, a place in Pal. :— Gath-rimmon. 1668. Sn da' (Chald.), daw; corresp. to 2088; this; — one . . . another, this. 1669. SN1 da'ab, daw-ab'; a prim, root; to pine: — mourn, sorrow (-ful). 1670. FDSfJ de'abah, deh-aw-baW; from 1669; prop, pining; by anal, fear:— sorrow. 1671. "pSSW de's£.b6wn, deh-aw-bone' ; from 1669; pining:— sorrow. 1673. SS&I da'ag, daw-ag1; a prim, root; be anx- ious:—be afraid (careful, sorry), sorrow, take thought. 1673. S6H »6'Sg, do-aro'; or (fully) Stftl IWiWeg, do-ayg'; act. part, of 1672; anxious; Doeg, an Edomite: — Doeg. 1674. FiaS?5! de'agah, deh-aw-gaw' ; from 1678; anxiety: — care (-fulness), fear, heavi- ness, sorrow. 1675. SlOT da'ab, daw-aw1; a prim, root; to dart, 1 Le. fly rapidly:— fly. 1676. FISH da'ab, daw-aw'; from 1675; the kite (from its rapid^igAt): — vulture. See 7201. 1677. ai dob, do6e; or (fully) "Tn d6wb, dobe; from 1680; the bear (as slow):— bear. 1678. SM do* (Chald.), dobe; corresp. to 1677:— bear. 1679. SS/7 dobe', do'-beh; from an unused root (comp. 1680) (prob. mean, to be sluggish, I.e. restful); quiet:— strength. 1680. 331 dabab, daw-bab'; a prim, root (comp, 1679) ; to move slowly, i.e. glide; — cause to speak. 1681. iT&l dlbbah. dtb-baw1; from 1680 (in the sense of furtive motion); slander:— de- faming, evil report, infamy, slander. 1682. n^lia^ debowrah, deb-o-raw1; or (short.) T ! JTlhl debdrah, deb-o-raw'; from 1696 (in the sense of orderly motion); the bee (from Its systematic instincts):— bee. 1683. {"HiS1! Deb6irrah, deb-o-raw1; or (short.) Wjh^ Deb6rah, deb-oraw'; the same as 1682; Deborah, the name of two Be- brewesses:—Deborah. 1684. na? debacb (Chald.), deb-akh'; corresp. to ' 2076; to sacrifice (an animal): — offer [sacrifice]. 1685. TVy? debacb (Chald.), deb-akh'; from 1684; a sacrifice:— sacrifice. 1686. TTSfl dtby6wn, dib-yone'; in the marg. for the textual reading ■p^tT cherydwn, kher-yone'; both (in the plur. only and) of uncert. der. ; prob. some cheap vegetable, perh. a bulbous root:— dove'B dung. 1687. ^VW debiyr, deb-eer1; or (short.) ■"D"! debir, deb-eer1; from 1696 (appar. m the sense of oracle) ; the shrine or inner- most part of the sanctuary: — oracle.