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BIBLE STUDY RESOURCES V18.0.1.0.4

Hebrew, Aramaic & Greek Concordance

Explore biblical words, their meanings and their use throughout Scripture - from Genesis to Revelation.

Dictionary entries

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H2354חוּר
Hebrew

Chuwr (khoor) n/p. 1. Chur, the name of four Israelites and one Midianite [the same as H2353 or H2352] KJV: Hur. Root(s): H2353, H2352

H2355חוֹר
Hebrew

chowr (khore) n-m. 1. white linen [the same as H2353] KJV: network. Root(s): H2353 Compare: H2715

H2356חוֹר חוֹר
Hebrew

chowr (khore) (or (shortened) chor {khore}) n-m. 1. a cavity, socket, den [the same as H2352] KJV: cave, hole. Root(s): H2352

H2357חָרַר
Hebrew

chavar (khaw-var') v. 1. to blanch (as with shame) [a primitive root] KJV: wax pale.

H2359חוּרִי
Hebrew

Chuwriy (khoo-ree') n/p. 1. linen-worker 2. Churi, an Israelite [probably from H2353] KJV: Huri. Root(s): H2353

H2360חוּרַי
Hebrew

Chuwray (khoo-rah'ee) n/p. 1. Churai, an Israelite [probably an orthographical variation for H2359] KJV: Hurai. Root(s): H2359

H2361חוּרָם
Hebrew

Chuwram (khoo-rawm') n/p. 1. whiteness, i.e. noble 2. Churam, the name of an Israelite and two Syrians [probably from H2353] KJV: Huram. Root(s): H2353 Compare: H2438

H2362חַורָן
Hebrew

Chavran (khav-rawn') n/l. 1. cavernous 2. Chavran, a region East of the Jordan [apparently from H2357 (in the sense of H2352)] KJV: Hauran. Root(s): H2357, H2352

H2363חוּשׁ
Hebrew

chuwsh (koosh) v. 1. to hurry 2. (figuratively) to be eager with excitement or enjoyment [a primitive root] KJV: (make) haste(-n), ready.

H2364חוּשָׁה
Hebrew

Chuwshah (khoo-shaw') n/p. 1. haste 2. Chushah, an Israelite [from H2363] KJV: Hushah. Root(s): H2363

H2365חוּשַׁי
Hebrew

Chuwshay (khoo-shah'-ee) n/p. 1. hasty 2. Chushai, an Israelite [from H2363] KJV: Hushai. Root(s): H2363

H2366חוּשִׁים חוּשִׁים חוּשִׁם
Hebrew

Chuwshiym (khoo-sheem') (or Chushiym {khoo-shem'} or Chushim {khoo- sheem'};) n/p. 1. hasters 2. Chushim, the name of three Israelites [plural from H2363] KJV: Hushim. Root(s): H2363

H2367חוּשָׁם חוּשָׁם
Hebrew

Chuwsham (khoo-shawm') (or Chusham {khoo-shawm'}) n/p. 1. hastily 2. Chusham, an Idumaean [from H2363] KJV: Husham. Root(s): H2363

H2368חוֹתָם חוֹתָם
Hebrew

chowtham (kho-thawm') (or chotham {kho-thawm'}) n-m. 1. a signature-ring [from H2856] KJV: seal, signet. Root(s): H2856

H2369חוֹתָם
Hebrew

Chowtham (kho-thawm') n/p. 1. seal 2. Chotham, the name of two Israelites [the same as H2368] KJV: Hotham, Hothan. Root(s): H2368

H237אֶזֶל
Hebrew

ezel (eh'-zel) n/l. 1. departure 2. Ezel, a memorial stone in Israel [from H235] KJV: Ezel. Root(s): H235

H2371חֲזָאֵל חֲזָהאֵל
Hebrew

Chaza'el (khaz-aw-ale') (or Chazahoel {khaz-aw-ale'}) n/p. 1. God has seen 2. Chazael, a king of Syria [from H2372 and H410] KJV: Hazael. Root(s): H2372, H410

H2372חָזָה
Hebrew

chazah (khaw-zaw') v. 1. to gaze at 2. mentally, to perceive, contemplate (with pleasure) 3. specifically, to have a vision of [a primitive root] KJV: behold, look, prophesy, provide, see.

H2373חָזֶה
Hebrew

chazeh (khaw-zeh') n-m. 1. the breast (as most seen in front) [from H2372] KJV: breast. Root(s): H2372

H2374חוֹזֶה
Hebrew

chozeh (kho-zeh') n-m. 1. a beholder in vision 2. also a compact (as looked upon with approval) [active participle of H2372] KJV: agreement, prophet, see that, seer, (star-)gazer. Root(s): H2372

H2375חֲזוֹ
Hebrew

Chazow (khaz-o') n/p. 1. seer 2. Chazo, a nephew of Abraham [from H2372] KJV: Hazo. Root(s): H2372

H2377חָזוֹן
Hebrew

chazown (khaw-zone') n-m. 1. a sight (mentally), i.e. a dream, revelation, or oracle [from H2372] KJV: vision. Root(s): H2372

H2378חָזוֹת
Hebrew

chazowth (khaw-zooth') n-f. 1. a revelation [from H2372] KJV: vision. Root(s): H2372

H238אָזַן
Hebrew

azan (aw-zan') v. 1. to broaden out the ear (with the hand) 2. (by implication) to listen [a primitive root, probably to expand; but used only as a denominative from H241] KJV: give (perceive by the) ear, hear(-ken). See H0239. Root(s): H2

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