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H211 <
STRHEB
>@ אופר אפיר אופיר 'ô
ph
î
yr
'ô
ph
î
yr
'ô
phir
{
o
-
feer
'} {
o
-
feer
'}
o
-
feer
'
Of
uncertain
derivation
; {
Ophir
}
the
name
of
a
son
of
{
Joktan
}
and
of
a
gold
region
in
the
East
: -
Ophir
.
H217 <
STRHEB
>@ אוּר 'û
r
oor
From
H215; {
flame
}
hence
(
in
the
plural
)
the
East
(
as
being
the
region
of
light
): - {
fire
}
light
.
See
also
H224.
H314 <
STRHEB
>@ אחרן אחרין '
ach
ă
ry
ô
n
'
ach
ă
r
ô
n
{
akh
-
ar
-
one
'}
akh
-
ar
-
one
'
From
H309;
hinder
;
generally
late
or
last
;
specifically
(
as
facing
the
east
)
western
: -
after
({-
ward
})
to
{
come
} {
following
}
hind
({-
er
} {-
ermost
} {-
most
}) {
last
} {
latter
} {
rereward
}
ut
(
ter
)
most
.
H4217 <
STRHEB
>@ מזרח
mizr
â
ch
miz
-
rawkh
'
From
H2224; {
sunrise
}
that
{
is
}
the
east
: -
east
({
side
} {-
ward
}) (
sun
-)
rising
(
of
the
sun
).
H5676 <
STRHEB
>@ עבר ‛ê
ber
ay
'-
ber
From
H5674;
properly
a
region
across
;
but
used
only
adverbially
(
with
or
without
a
preposition
)
on
the
opposite
side
(
especially
of
the
Jordan
;
usually
meaning
the
east
): -
X
{
against
} {
beyond
} {
by
}
X
{
from
} {
over
} {
passage
} {
quarter
} ({
other
}
this
) {
side
}
straight
.
H6578 <
STRHEB
>@ פּרת
per
â
th
per
-
awth
'
From
an
unused
root
meaning
to
break
forth
;
rushing
;
Perath
(
that
{
is
} {
Euphrates
})
a
river
of
the
East
: -
Euphrates
.
H6921 <
STRHEB
>@ קדם קדים
q
â
d
î
ym
q
â
dim
{
kaw
-
deem
'}
kaw
-
deem
'
From
H6923;
the
fore
or
front
part
;
hence
(
by
orientation
)
the
East
(
often
adverbially
{
eastward
}
for
brevity
the
East
wind
): -
east
({-
ward
}
wind
).
H6924 <
STRHEB
>@ קדמה קדם
qedem
q
ê
dm
â
h
{
keh
'-
dem
}
kayd
'-
maw
From
H6923;
the
{
front
}
of
palce
(
absolutely
the
fore
{
part
}
relatively
the
East
)
or
time
(
antiquity
);
often
used
adverbially
({
before
} {
anciently
}
eastward
): - {
aforetime
}
ancient
({
time
}) {
before
}
east
({
end
} {
part
} {
side
} {-
ward
}) {
eternal
}
X
ever
({-
lasting
}) {
forward
} {
old
}
past
.
Compare
H6926.
H6926 <
STRHEB
>@ קדמה
qidm
â
h
kid
-
maw
'
Feminine
of
H6924;
the
forward
part
(
or
relatively
)
East
(
often
adverbially
on
the
East
or
in
front
): -
east
(-
ward
).
H8121 <
STRHEB
>@ שׁמשׁ
shemesh
sheh
'-
mesh
From
an
unused
root
meaning
to
be
brilliant
;
the
sun
;
by
implication
the
east
;
figuratively
a
{
ray
}
that
{
is
} (
architecturally
)
a
notched
battlement
: - +
east
side
({-
ward
})
sun
({[
rising
]}) +
west
({-
ward
})
window
.
See
also
H1053.
H8486 <
STRHEB
>@ תּמן תּימן
t
ê
ym
â
n
t
ê
m
â
n
{
tay
-
mawn
'}
tay
-
mawn
'
Denominative
from
H3225;
the
south
(
as
being
on
the
right
hand
of
a
person
facing
the
east
): -
south
({
side
} {-
ward
}
wind
).
G2148 <
STRGRK
>@ Εὐροκλύδων
Euroklud
ō
n
yoo
-
rok
-
loo
'-
dohn
From
Εὖρος
Euros
(
the
east
wind
)
and
G2830;
a
storm
from
the
east
(
or
south
east
)
that
is
(
in
modern
phrase
)
a
Levanter
: -
Euroklydon
.
G395 <
STRGRK
>@ ἀνατολή
anatol
ē
an
-
at
-
ol
-
ay
'
From
G393;
a
rising
of
light
that
is
dawn
(
figuratively
);
by
implication
the
east
(
also
in
plural
): -
dayspring
east
rising
.
G4522 <
STRGRK
>@ σαγήνη
sag
ē
n
ē
sag
-
ay
'-
nay
From
a
derivative
of
σάττω
satt
ō (
to
equip
)
meaning
furniture
especially
a
pack
saddle
(
which
in
the
East
is
merely
a
bag
of
netted
rope
);
a
seine
for
fishing
: -
net
.
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