Strong's # | Transliteration | Meaning | Derivatives |
95 | agowrah | something gathered | Greek: agora, market |
103 | agar | to gather | English: agri-, farming Greek: ageiro, bring together, gather together Greek: agros, farm Latin: ager, farm |
106 1640 7126 |
egrophe garaph qarab |
clenched hand, fist to bear off violently To approach |
English: grab, grope Latin: capere, to take hold of German: grabben |
113 | adon | lord, sovereign | Greek, Latin: Adonis Germanic: Odin |
116 | edayin | then (of time) | English: day |
142 | adar | to expand, i.e. be great | Latin: adorare, adore, worship English: adore |
183 | avah | to wish for | Latin: avere, to desire, long for Latin: avarus, greedy English: avarice |
191 196 5766 |
eviyl eviliy evel or avel |
silly silly, foolish, impious iniquity, perverseness |
English: evil |
215 216 |
owr owr or awr |
to be luminous light, bright |
Latin: aura, air, atmosphere, heights, daylight; aurum, gold English: aura |
N/A | avir | air; see אןיר https://dictionary.co.il/hebrew/Air | Doric Greek aber (αβηρ, pronounced identical to the Hebrew אןיר), air Greek: ether (αἰθήρ), the brighter purer air, the sky; air (ἀήρ), the lower air; Latin aer, atmosphere; English: ether, air |
264 | achavah | fraternity, brotherhood | Greek: Akademeia (School where Plato taught) English: academy |
376 | iysh | a man, male | English: -ish (suffix) |
504 | eleph | an ox, cow | Greek: elephas, elephant Latin: elephantus English: elephant, elk |
505 | eleph | (as symbol for first letter) | Greek: alpha |
539 540 544 |
aman aman omen |
to build up or support, trust or believe, be true or certain to believe verity :- truth |
Greek: oiomai, to think, suppose, believe hence omen (ᾤμην), I believe Latin: omen, foreboding English: to mean |
561 562 |
emer omer |
something spoken promise, word, speech |
Greek: omeros, a pledge, security Latin: omen, ominor, to foretell |
707 708 |
arag ereg |
to plait or weave a weaving, braid |
Greek: rakos, a rag, strip of cloth English: rag |
772 | ara | earth, land | Greek: aroura, arable land Greek: aroo, to plow Latin: arare, to plow Latin: aratio, cultivation, arable land Latin: arator, farmer English: arable, area |
776 | erets | earth, land | English: earth |
784 6225 6226 6227 |
esh ashan ashen ashan |
fire to smoke smoky smoke |
English: ash, ashen, ashy |
816 817 8034 8047 8074 8076 |
asham asham shem shammah shamem shamem |
to be guilty guilt a name, apellation ruin to stun ruined, desolate |
English: shame, ashamed, sham, shambles |
859 | attah, attiy, attem, atten, attenah, attennah | (second person pronouns) | Latin: attentio, attention; attendere, to notice, to pay attention English: attention |
862 | attuwq, attiwq | a ledge or offset in a building | English: attic |
935 | bow | to come or go | English: bow |
952 953 |
bowr bowr |
to bore a pit hole |
English: bore, born (?) |
954 | buwsh | to make pale, by implication to be ashamed | English: blush |
956 | buwth | to lodge overnight | English: booth |
996 | beyn | a distinction | English: ban |
1004 | bayith ha bayith |
a house the house, with article |
Latin: habitare, to live in, inhabit Latin: habitatio, residence English: bath, house for bathing Englsih: habit (custom of a house), habitat, inhabit |
1082 | balag | to break off or loose | Latin: plaga, a wound, gash or welt English: plague, pillage, plagiary |
1163 1327 |
ba’at battah |
to trample down desolation |
Latin: battuare, to beat, pound Old French: batte English: bat, batter, battle, beat, pat, patter |
1197 | ba’ar | to kindle | Greek: pur, fire English: burn, brand (?) |
1254 | bara’ | to create | English: bear |
1285 | beriyth | a compact, covenant | English: burden via Old English byrthen, burthen English: brother |
925 1305 |
bahiyr barar |
shining to make clear, clarify (i.e. brighten) |
English: bare, barren, bier (pyre) |
1313 | basam | to be fragrant | Greek: balsamelaion Latin: balsamum, balsam |
1333 | bathaq | to cut in pieces | English: batch |
1350 1351 |
ga’al ga’al |
to redeem to soil, desecrate |
English: gaol, jail |
1443 1444 1447 1448 |
gadar geder gader gederah |
to wall in or around a circumvallation a circumvallation, by implication an enclosure an inclosure |
English: grid, gird, guard, garden, corral |
1486 1632 |
goral garol, goral |
from an unused root meaning to be rough (as a stone); properly a pebble, i.e. a lot … fig. a portion harsh |
English: gruel, growl, coral (from its roughness) |
1564 | golem | an unformed mass | Latin: glomeramen, a ball Latin: glomerare, to form into a ball English: (con-) glomerate |
1581 | gamal | a camel | Greek: kamelos English: camel |
1621 | gargerowth | the throat, neck | English: garget, gargle, gargoyle French: gargouille Old French: gargate, throat; gargole |
1627 | garon | the throat, neck | English: groan |
1659 | gashash | to feel about | Middle Dutch: gissen English: guess |
1724 1820 |
daham damah |
to be dumb, i.e. dumbfounded to be dumb or silent |
English: dumb |
1826 | damam | to be dumb…to stop, also to perish | English: dormant (Middle English dormir), dormitory Latin: dormire, to sleep; dormitare, to be sleepy |
1752 1755 |
duwr dowr or dor |
to gyrate, i.e. to remain a revolution of time, i.e. an age |
Latin: durare, to last; durabilis, durable, lasting English: dure, durable, duration, endure |
1758 1759 1760 |
duwsh, dowsh, diysh duwsh dachah or dachach |
to trample or thresh to trample to push down |
Danish: daske English: dash |
1768 | diy | of | Spanish: de; French, Italian: d’ |
1777 1778 1779 |
diyn or duwn diyn diyn or duwn |
to rule; by impl. to judge to judge judgement, justice |
English: dean, deem |
1818 | dam | blood | Latin: damnare, to condemn English: damn |
1822 | dummah | desolation | English: doom |
1856 | daqar | to stab | Greek: daktulos, finger Latin dactylus, finger; daca, dacus, knife English: dagger |
1887 | he’ | lo! | English: hey, hi |
1931 | huw or hiy | (third person pronoun) | English: who, he |
1934 | hava or havah | to exist, to be | English: have |
1946 | huwk | to go, causative to bring | English: hook |
1949 | huwm | to make an uproar | Greek: humnos, hymn English: hum |
1993 | hamah | to make a loud sound | English: hum, hammer |
1995 | hamon or hamoun | a noise, tumult, crowd | Greek: harmoneia, a concord of sounds English: harmony, harmonic |
1964 | heykall | a large public building | English: hall |
1984 1966 |
halal heylel |
to shine the morning star |
Greek: helios, the sun English: halo, halogen |
Last Update:
04/15/09: Posted
02/02/22: Added #216, removed loan word algummin
02/02/22 Reformatted & updated
02-06-2022: Added 539-544, 1197, 1254, 1659