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H1847 <
STRHEB
>@ דּעת
da
‛
ath
dah
'-
ath
From
H3045;
knowledge
: - {
cunning
} [
ig
-] {
norantly
} {
know
(-
ledge
}) [
un
-]
awares
(
wittingly
).
H2257 <
STRHEB
>@ חבל
ch
ă
bal
khab
-
al
' (
Chaldee
);
from
H2255;
harm
(
personal
or
pecuniary
): - {
damage
}
hurt
.
H2450 <
STRHEB
>@ חכם
ch
â
k
â
m
khaw
-
kawm
'
From
H2449; {
wise
} (
that
{
is
} {
intelligent
}
skilful
or
artful
): -
cunning
({
man
}) {
subtil
} ({[
un
-]})
wise
({[
hearted
]}
man
).
H2791 <
STRHEB
>@ חרשׁ
cheresh
kheh
'-
resh
From
H2790;
magical
craft
;
also
silence
: - {
cunning
}
secretly
.
H2803 <
STRHEB
>@ חשׁב
ch
â
shab
khaw
-
shab
'
A
primitive
root
;
properly
to
plait
or
{
interpenetrate
}
that
{
is
} (
literally
)
to
weave
or
(
generally
)
to
fabricate
;
figuratively
to
plot
or
contrive
(
usually
in
a
malicious
sense
);
hence
(
from
the
mental
effort
)
to
{
think
}
regard6
{
value
}
compute
: - (
make
)
account
({
of
}) {
conceive
} {
consider
} {
count
}
cunning
({
man
} {
work
} {
workman
}) {
devise
} {
esteem
}
find
{
out
} {
forecast
} {
hold
} {
imagine
} {
impute
} {
invent
}
be
{
like
} {
mean
} {
purpose
}
reckon
(-
ing
be
{
made
}) {
regard
}
think
.
H3045 <
STRHEB
>@ ידע
y
â
da
‛
yaw
-
dah
'
A
primitive
root
;
to
know
(
properly
to
ascertain
by
seeing
);
used
in
a
great
variety
of
{
senses
} {
figuratively
} {
literally
}
euphemistically
and
inferentially
(
including
{
observation
}
care6
recognition
;
and
causatively
{
instruction
}
designation6
{
punishment
}
etc
.): - {
acknowledge
}
acquaintance
(-
ted
{
with
}) {
advise
} {
answer
} {
appoint
} {
assuredly
}
be
{
aware
} [
un
-] {
awares
}
can
{[-
not
]} {
certainly
}
for
a
{
certainty
} {
comprehend
} {
consider
}
X
could
{
they
} {
cunning
} {
declare
}
be
{
diligent
} ({
can
}
cause
to
) {
discern
} {
discover
}
endued
{
with
}
familiar
{
friend
} {
famous
} {
feel
}
can
{
have
}
be
[
ig
-] {
norant
} {
instruct
} {
kinsfolk
} {
kinsman
} (
cause
{
to
} {
let
}
make
) {
know
} (
come
to
{
give
} {
have
}
take
) {
knowledge
}
have
{[
knowledge
]} ({
be
} {
make
}
make
to
{
be
}
make
self
) {
known
} +
be
{
learned
} +
lie
by
{
man
} {
mark
} {
perceive
}
privy
{
to
}
X
{
prognosticator
} {
regard
}
have
{
respect
} {
skilful
} {
shew
}
can
(
man
of
) {
skill
}
be
{
sure
}
of
a
{
surety
} {
teach
} (
can
) {
tell
} {
understand
}
have
{[
understanding
]}
X
will
{
be
} {
wist
} {
wit
}
wot
.
H4284 <
STRHEB
>@ מחשׁבת מחשׁבה
mach
ă
sh
â
b
â
h
mach
ă
shebeth
{
makh
-
ash
-
aw
-
baw
'}
makh
-
ash
-
eh
'-
beth
From
H2803;
a
{
contrivance
}
that
{
is
} (
concretely
)
a
{
texture
} {
machine
}
or
(
abstractly
) {
intention
}
plan
(
whether
{
bad
}
a
plot
;
or
{
good
}
advice
): -
cunning
({
work
})
curious
{
work
}
device
({-
sed
}) {
imagination
} {
invented
} {
means
} {
purpose
}
thought
.
H542 <
STRHEB
>@ אמן 'â
m
â
n
aw
-
mawn
'
From
H539 (
in
the
sense
of
training
);
an
expert
: -
cunning
workman
.
H6175 <
STRHEB
>@ ערוּם ‛â
r
û
m
aw
-
room
'
Passive
participle
of
H6191;
cunning
(
usually
in
a
bad
sense
): - {
crafty
} {
prudent
}
subtil
.
H6191 <
STRHEB
>@ ערם ‛â
ram
aw
-
ram
'
A
primitive
root
;
properly
to
be
(
or
make
)
bare
;
but
used
only
in
the
derived
sense
(
through
the
idea
perhaps
of
smoothness
)
bo
be
cunning
(
usually
in
a
bad
sense
): -
X
{
very
} {
beware
}
take
crafty
{[
counsel
]}
be
{
prudent
}
deal
subtilly
.
H995 <
STRHEB
>@ בּין
b
î
yn
bene
A
primitive
root
;
to
separate
mentally
(
or
{
distinguish
})
that
{
is
} (
generally
)
understand
: - {
attend
} {
consider
}
be
{
cunning
} {
diligently
} {
direct
} {
discern
} {
eloquent
} {
feel
} {
inform
} {
instruct
}
have
{
intelligence
} {
know
}
look
well
{
to
} {
mark
} {
perceive
}
be
{
prudent
} {
regard
} (
can
)
skill
({-
ful
}) {
teach
} {
think
} ({
cause
}
make
{
to
} {
get
} {
give
}
have
)
understand
({-
ing
}) {
view
} (
deal
)
wise
({-
ly
}
man
).
G1912 <
STRGRK
>@ ἐπιβαρέω
epibare
ō
ep
-
ee
-
bar
-
eh
'-
o
From
G1909 and
G916;
to
be
heavy
upon
that
is
(
pecuniarily
)
to
be
expensive
to
;
figuratively
to
be
severe
towards
: -
be
chargeable
to
overcharge
.
G2141 <
STRGRK
>@ εὐπορέω
eupore
ō
yoo
-
por
-
eh
'-
o
From
a
compound
of
G2090 and
the
base
of
G4197; (
intransitively
)
to
be
good
for
passing
through
that
is
(
figuratively
)
have
pecuniary
means
: -
ability
.
G2142 <
STRGRK
>@ εὐπορία
euporia
yoo
-
por
-
ee
'-
ah
From
the
same
as
G2141;
pecuniary
resources
: -
wealth
.
G2771 <
STRGRK
>@ κέρδος
kerdos
ker
'-
dos
Of
uncertain
affinity
;
gain
(
pecuniary
or
generally
): -
gain
lucre
.
G2842 <
STRGRK
>@ κοινωνία
koin
ō
nia
koy
-
nohn
-
ee
'-
ah
From
G2844;
partnership
that
is
(
literally
)
participation
or
(
social
)
intercourse
or
(
pecuniary
)
benefaction
: - (
to
)
communicate
(-
ation
)
communion
(
contri
-)
distribution
fellowship
.
G2843 <
STRGRK
>@ κοινωνικός
koin
ō
nikos
koy
-
no
-
nee
-
kos
'
From
G2844;
communicative
that
is
(
pecuniarily
)
liberal
: -
willing
to
communicate
.
G258 <
STRGRK
>@ ἀλώπηξ
al
ō
pex
al
-
o
'-
pakes
Of
uncertain
derivation
;
a
fox
that
is
(
figuratively
)
a
cunning
person
: -
fox
G3784 <
STRGRK
>@ ὀφείλω ὀφειλέω
opheil
ō
opheile
ō
of
-
i
'-
lo
of
-
i
-
leh
'-
o
Including
its
prolonged
form
(
second
form
)
used
in
certain
tenses
.
Probably
from
the
base
of
G3786 (
through
the
idea
of
accruing
);
to
owe
(
pecuniarily
);
figuratively
to
be
under
obligation
(
ought
must6
should
);
morally
to
fail
in
duty
: -
behove
be
bound
(
be
)
debt
(-
or
) (
be
)
due
(-
ty
)
be
guilty
(
indebted
) (
must
)
need
(-
s
)
ought
owe
should
.
See
also
G3785.
G3789 <
STRGRK
>@ ὄφις
ophis
of
'-
is
Probably
from
G3700 (
through
the
idea
of
sharpness
of
vision
);
a
snake
figuratively
(
as
a
type
of
sly
cunning
)
an
artful
malicious
person
especially
Satan
: -
serpent
.
G3834 <
STRGRK
>@ πανουργία
panourgia
pan
-
oorg
-
ee
'-
ah
From
G3835;
adroitness
that
is
(
in
a
bad
sense
)
trickery
or
sophistry
: - (
cunning
)
craftiness
subtilty
.
G4580 <
STRGRK
>@ Σεκοῦνδος
Sekoundos
sek
-
oon
'-
dos
Of
Latin
origin
;
second
;
Secundus
a
Christian
: -
Secundus
.
G4679 <
STRGRK
>@ σοφίζω
sophiz
ō
sof
-
id
'-
zo
From
G4680;
to
render
wise
;
in
a
sinister
acceptation
to
form
sophisms
that
is
continue
plausible
error
: -
cunningly
devised
make
wise
.