‘ebrah eb-raw’ Parts of Speech :Noun Feminine ‘ebrah Definition NAS Word Usage – Total: 4 pinion, wing of bird (ostrich, eagle, dove) of God (metaph) אֶבְרָה (ebrah) denotes
Discovering the Meaning of ‘Abraham’ in Hebrew
‘Abraham ab-raw-hawm’ Parts of Speech: Proper Name Masculine ‘Abraham Definition NAS Word Usage – Total: 174 Abraham = “father of a multitude” or “chief of multitude” friend of
Exploring the Meaning of ‘abrek in Hebrew
‘abrek ab-rake’ Parts of Speech ‘abrek Definition NAS Word Usage – Total: 1 (meaning dubious) – a shout made to announce Joseph’s chariot command bow אַבְרֵךְ expresses the
Discovering the Meaning of ‘Abram in Hebrew
‘Abram ab-rawm’ Parts of Speech: Proper Name Masculine ‘Abram Definition NAS Word Usage – Total: 60 Abram = “exalted father” original name of Abraham אַבְרָם is the personal
Exploring the Meaning of ‘oboth in Hebrew
‘oboth o-both’ Parts of Speech: Proper Name Location ‘oboth Definition NAS Word Usage – Total: 4 Oboth = “waterskins” undetermined site of an Israelite camp in the wilderness
Exploring the Meaning of ‘Age’ in Hebrew
‘Age’ aw-gay’ Parts of Speech: Proper Name Masculine ‘Age’ Definition NAS Word Usage – Total: 1 Agee = “I shall increase” father of a warrior of David אָגֵא
Discovering the Meaning of Agag in Hebrew
‘Agag ag-ag’ Parts of Speech: Proper Name Masculine ‘Agag Definition NAS Word Usage – Total: 8 Agag = “I will overtop” king of Amalek, spared by Saul but
Discovering the Meaning of ‘Agagiy in Hebrew
‘Agagiy ag-aw-ghee’ Parts of Speech: Adjective ‘Agagiy Definition NAS Word Usage – Total: 5 Agagite = “I will overtop” said of Haman, Haman the Agagite אֲגָגִי (Agagiy) designates
Exploring the Meaning of ‘aguddah in Hebrew
‘aguddah ag-ood-daw’ Parts of Speech: Noun Feminine ‘aguddah Definition NAS Word Usage – Total: 4 band, binding cords, bands, thongs (metaphorical of slavery) bunch of hyssop band of
Exploring the Meaning of ‘egowz in Hebrew
‘egowz eg-oze’ Parts of Speech: Noun Masculine ‘egowz Definition NAS Word Usage – Total: 1 nuts אֱגוֹז (egowz) means “a nut” and appears in a single poetic scene