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H1220 <
STRHEB
>@ בּצר
betser
beh
'-
tser
From
H1219;
strictly
a
{
clipping
}
that
{
is
}
gold
(
as
dug
out
): -
gold
defence
.
H1315 <
STRHEB
>@ בּשׂמת
bo
ώ
math
bos
-
math
'
Feminine
of
the
second
form
of
H1314;
fragrance
; {
Bosmath
}
the
name
of
a
wife
of
{
Esau
}
and
of
a
dughter
of
Solomon
: - {
Bashemath
}
Basmath
.
H1356 <
STRHEB
>@ גּב
g
ê
b
gabe
From
H1461;
a
log
(
as
cut
out
);
also
well
or
cistern
(
as
dug
): - {
beam
} {
ditch
}
pit
.
H2742 <
STRHEB
>@ חרץ חרוּץ
ch
â
r
û
ts
ch
â
r
û
ts
{
khaw
-
roots
'}
khaw
-
roots
'
Passive
participle
of
H2782;
properly
incised
or
(
active
)
incisive
;
hence
(
as
noun
masculine
or
feminine
)
a
trench
(
as
{
dug
})
gold
(
as
{
mined
})
a
threshing
sledge
(
having
sharp
teeth
); (
figuratively
)
determination
;
also
eager
: - {
decision
} {
diligent
} (
fine
) {
gold
}
pointed
{
things
} {
sharp
}
threshing
{
instrument
}
wall
.
H3342 <
STRHEB
>@ יקב
yeqeb
yeh
'-
keb
From
unused
root
meaning
to
excavate
;
a
trough
(
as
dug
out
);
specifically
a
wine
vat
(
whether
the
lower
{
one
}
into
which
the
juice
drains
;
or
the
{
upper
}
in
which
the
grapes
are
crushed
): - {
fats
} {
presses
} {
press
-
fat
}
wine
(-
press
).
H4726 <
STRHEB
>@ מקר מקור
m
â
q
ô
r
m
â
q
ô
r
{
maw
-
kore
'}
maw
-
kore
'
From
H6979;
properly
something
{
dug
}
that
{
is
}
a
(
generally
)
source
(
of
{
water
}
even
when
naturally
flowing
;
also
of
{
tears
}
blood
(
by
euphemism
of
the
female
pudenda
);
figuratively
of
{
happiness
} {
wisdom
}
progeny
): - {
fountain
} {
issue
} {
spring
}
well
(-
spring
).
H6512 <
STRHEB
>@ פּרה
p
ê
r
â
h
pay
-
raw
'
From
H6331;
a
hole
(
as
{
broken
}
that
{
is
}
dug
): - +
mole
.
Compare
H2661.
G4627 <
STRGRK
>@ σκάφη
skaph
ē
skaf
'-
ay
A
skiff
(
as
if
dug
out
)
or
yawl
(
carried
aboard
a
large
vessel
for
landing
): -
boat
.
G5421 <
STRGRK
>@ φρέαρ
phrear
freh
'-
ar
Of
uncertain
derivation
;
a
hole
in
the
ground
(
dug
for
obtaining
or
holding
water
or
other
purposes
)
that
is
a
cistern
or
well
;
figuratively
an
abyss
(
as
a
prison
): -
well
pit
.
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