English is from Hebrew, Part 4
Strong's #: 6006 Transliteration: amac or amas Meaning: to load, i.e. impose a burden
English: amass, mass Latin: massa, lump |
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Strong's #: 6051 Transliteration: anan Meaning: a cloud (as covering the sky)
English: awning Greek: ana, up (?) |
Strong's #: 6059 Transliteration: anaq Meaning: to choke…to collar (i.e. adorn with a necklace) Strong's #: 6060 Transliteration: anaq Meaning: a necklace
English: neck (OE hnecca, ME nekke) |
Strong's #: 6186 Transliteration: arak Meaning: to set in a row, i.e. arrange, put in order
English: rack, reckon (ME rakke, reknen) Middle Dutch: rec, framework |
Strong's #: 6187 Transliteration: erek Meaning: a pile, equipment, ... (things that are set in) order
English: wreck( ME wrek), erect Latin: erectus, to set up Old Norse: rec, wreckage |
Strong's #: 6199 Transliteration: ar'ar Meaning: naked, i.e. poor, destitute
English: (arid ?), arrears (ME arrers, arrere, behind) Latin: arere (?), to be dry Old French: arere, behind |
Strong's #: 6284 Transliteration: pa'ah Meaning: to puff, i.e. blow away Strong's #: 6285 Transliteration: pa'ar Meaning: to gleam, i.e. embellish; fig. to boast…
English: power |
Strong's #: 6292 Transliteration: pigguwl or piggul Meaning: fetid i.e. unclean
English: pig |
Strong's #: 6358 Transliteration: patuwr Meaning: opened, i.e. a bud Strong's #: 6362 Transliteration: patar Meaning: to cleave or burst through, i.e. to emit Strong's #: 6359 Transliteration: patiyr Meaning: open, i.e. unoccupied, free
English: port, portal, portico Latin: porta, porticus French: portiere |
Strong's #: 6378 Transliteration: pak Meaning: a flask (from which a liquid may flow)
English: pack, package (ME pak) |
Strong's #: 6434 Transliteration: pen Meaning: to turn, an angle Strong's #: 6437 Transliteration: panah Meaning: to turn, by impl. to face Strong's #: 6440 Transliteration: paneh Meaning: the face…:-…against, anger…countenance, edge…
English: pan (to turn), pane, panel; pain |
Strong's #: 6438 Transliteration: pinnah Meaning: an angle, by impl. A pinnacle
English: pinnacle Latin: pinnaculum |
Strong's #: 6452 Transliteration: pacach Meaning: to hop, i.e. (fig.) skip over or spare Strong's #: 6585 Transliteration: pasa Meaning: to stride Strong's #: 6587 Transliteration: pesa Meaning: a stride, step
English: pass, pace, passage, pause, pose Greek: pausomai (pauo), pausis Latin: passus Spanish: pasear, pasar Old French: passer |
Strong's #: 6471 Transliteration: pa'amah Meaning: a stroke (lit. or fig.)
English: pummel |
Strong's #: 6490 Transliteration: piqquwd or piqqud Meaning: appointment, i.e. a mandate
English: pick |
Strong's #: 6504 Transliteration: parad Meaning: to break through, i.e. spread or separate Strong's #: 6555 Transliteration: parats Meaning: to break out
English: part, parse, partial (ME pars, parcial) Latin: pars, partialis |
Strong's #: 6508 Transliteration: pardec Meaning: a park, forest
English: park, paradise French: parc, parquet |
Strong's #: 6509 Transliteration: parah Meaning: to bear fruit
English: pear Latin: pirum, pirus |
Strong's #: 6518 Transliteration: paraz Meaning: from an unused root meaning to separate; i.e. decide; a chieftain a chieftain
English: preside, president, presbyter Greek: presbuteros Latin: praesidere, to command |
Strong's #: 6527 Transliteration: parat Meaning: to scatter words, i.e. prate (or hum)
English: prate, parrot, prattle |
Strong's #: 6531 Transliteration: perek Meaning: fracture; i.e. severity Strong's #: 6561 Transliteration: paraq Meaning: to break off or crunch Strong's #: 6562 Transliteration: peraq Meaning: to discontinue
English: breach, break (OE brec, brecan; ME breche, breken) |
Strong's #: 6565 Transliteration: parar Meaning: to break up
English: pare (ME paren), prepare Latin: parare, to prepare Old French: parer, to trim |
Strong's #: 6567 Transliteration: parash Meaning: to separate, lit. to disperse or fig. to specify
English: parish, parochial Latin: (Late Latin) parochia Old French: parroche |
Strong's #: 6569 Transliteration: peresh Meaning: excrement (as eliminated)
English: perish |
Strong's #: 6586 Transliteration: pasha Meaning: to break away, i.e. trespass, apostasize, quarrel
English: portion Latin: portio |
Strong's #: 6596 Transliteration: poth or pothah Meaning: to open; a hole, i.e. hinge or the female pudenda
English: pot, patent (ME patent, open letter), path, patio (?) Latin: patere, patens, open Old French: patente |
Strong's #: 6641 Transliteration: tsabuwa Meaning: dyed Strong's #: 6648 Transliteration: tseba Meaning: a dye
English: zebra |
Strong's #: 6654 Transliteration: tsad Meaning: side
English: side |
Strong's #: 6703 Transliteration: tsach Meaning: dazzling, i.e. sunny, bright, (fig.) evident Strong's #: 6705 Transliteration: tsacheh Meaning: to glare, i.e. be dazzling white
English: sacred Latin: sacer, sacrare |
Strong's #: 6704 Transliteration: tsicheh Meaning: parched, dried up
English: sec, sack (dry wine), desiccate, exsicate Latin: siccare, to dry; siccus, dry French: sec Italian: secco |
Strong's #: 6716 Transliteration: tsiy Meaning: a ship
English: sea |
Strong's #: 6725 Transliteration: tsiyuwn Meaning: a monumental or guiding pillar :- sign
English: sign |
Strong's #: 6861 Transliteration: tsiqlon Meaning: from an unused root meaning to wind; a sack (as tied at the mouth)
English: cycle, cyclo-, cyclone Greek: kuklos, kuklo- Latin: cyclus, circle |
Strong's #: 6963 Transliteration: qowl or qol Meaning: from an unused root meaning to call aloud; a voice or sound Strong's #: 7032 Transliteration: qal Meaning: sound, voice
English: call (ME callen) O. Norse: kalla |
Strong's #: 6972 Transliteration: quwts Meaning: to clip off; to spend the harvest season
English: cut (ME cutten) |
Strong's #: 6965 Transliteration: quwm Meaning: to rise
English: come (OE cuman; ME comen) Greek: (Hebrew transliterated as koum, koumi) |
Strong's #: 6983 Transliteration: qowsh Meaning: to set a trap
English: catch |
Strong's #: 7070 Transliteration: qaneh Meaning: a reed (as erect)…a rod, shaft, tube, stem Strong's #: 7013 Transliteration: qayin Meaning: a lance Strong's #: 3653 Transliteration: ken Meaning: a stand; i.e. pedestal or station
English: cane, canon Greek: kanna, reed; kanon; kenteo, to prick; kentron, a point |
Strong's #: 7076 Transliteration: qinnamown Meaning: cinnamon
English: cinnamon |
Strong's #: 7102 Transliteration: qetsiyah Meaning: cassia
English: cassia |
Strong's #: 7214 Transliteration: re'em, reeym , reym or re Meaning: a wild bull
English: ram (OE, ME ramm) |
Strong's #: 7264 Transliteration: ragaz Meaning: to quiver Strong's #: 7265 Transliteration: regaz Meaning: provoke unto wroth Strong's #: 7266 Transliteration: regaz Meaning: violent anger
English: rage; rabid, rabies; rave (?) Latin: rabere, rabidus |
Strong's #: 7300 Transliteration: ruwd Meaning: to tramp about; i.e. ramble :- have the dominion, be lord … rule
English: road (OE rad; ME rade, rode); rule; rod |
Strong's #: 7301 Transliteration: ravah Meaning: to slake the thirst :- bathe, make drunk … fill, satiate, (abundantly) satisfy …
English: ravine, rave, ravish |
Strong's #: 7321 Transliteration: ruwa Meaning: to mar; fig. to split the ears (with sound), i.e. shout
English: roar |
Strong's #: 7329 Transliteration: razah Meaning: to emaciate, i.e. make (become) thin
English: rase, raze, razor |
Strong's #: 7371 Transliteration: rachath Meaning: a winnowing fork
English: rake |
Strong's #: 7378 Transliteration: riyb or ruwb Meaning: to toss, i.e. grapple, fig. to wrangle, i.e. hold a controversy
English: rob, robbery, rub (?) |
Strong's #: 7478 Transliteration: ra'al Meaning: a reeling (from intoxication) Strong's #: 7477 Transliteration: ra'al Meaning: to reel
English: reel |
Strong's #: 7493 Transliteration: ra'ash Meaning: to undualte, particularly through fear; spec. to spring (as a locust) :- make afraid, (re-)move, quake
English: rash, rush (?) |
Strong's #: 7511 Transliteration: raphac Meaning: to trample Strong's #: 7513 Transliteration: raphcodah Meaning: from 7511 - a raft (as flat)
English: raft, hance rafter (a flat structure) |
Strong's #: 7516 Transliteration: rephesh Meaning: mud
English: raffish (ME raff, rubbish) |
Strong's #: 7563 Transliteration: rasha Meaning: morally wrong; bad person
English: rash (?) |
Strong's #: 7592 Transliteration: sha'al or sha'el Meaning: to inquire; by impl. To request; by ext. to demand
English: shall |
Strong's #: 7608 Transliteration: sha'arah Meaning: female kindred by blood Strong's #: 7607 Transliteration: she'er Meaning: flesh … kindred by blood
English: she, sorority Latin: soror, sister |
Strong's #: 7717 Transliteration: sahed Meaning: to testify, a witness
English: said, say |
Strong's #: 7722 Transliteration: show or show'ah or shoah Meaning: a tempest, by impl. devastation
English: shower |
Strong's #: 7751 Transliteration: shuwt Meaning: to push forth
English: shot, shoot, shut |
Strong's #: 7757 Transliteration: shuwl Meaning: a skirt; by impl. A bottom-edge
English: shawl Persian: shal |
Strong's #: 7787 Transliteration: suwr Meaning: to saw
English: saw (ME sawe) |
Strong's #: 7789 Transliteration: shuwr Meaning: to spy out (gen.) survey Strong's #: 7891 Transliteration: shiyr Meaning: to sing, singer Strong's #: 7788 Transliteration: shuwr Meaning: to turn, i.e. travel about
English: show (in all its senses) |
Strong's #: 7791 Transliteration: shuwr Meaning: a wall
English: shore (in all of its senses); shire (?) |
Strong's #: 7827 Transliteration: shecheleth Meaning: … peeling off …
English: shuck |
Strong's #: 7878 Transliteration: siyach Meaning: to ponder, i.e. converse (with oneself and hence aloud) or utter
English: pysche, pyscho- Greek: psuche Latin: psyche |
Strong's #: 7897 Transliteration: shiyth Meaning: a dress (as put on)
English: sheath, sheathe |
Strong's #: 7931 Transliteration: shakan Meaning: to reside Strong's #: 7932 Transliteration: shekan Meaning: … :- cause to dwell Strong's #: 7933 Transliteration: sheken Meaning: a residence Strong's #: 7934 Transliteration: shaken Meaning: a resident; by ext. a fellow citizen
English: shack; shackle |
Strong's #: 7982 Transliteration: shelet Meaning: a shield
English: shield, shelter |
Last Update: 04-15-09: Posted |
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