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<
HITCHCOCK
>@
abounding
with
calves
or
heifers
-
HITCHCOCK
-
I
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H3498 <
STRHEB
>@ יתר
y
â
thar
yaw
-
thar
'
A
primitive
root
;
to
jut
over
or
exceed
;
by
implication
to
excel
; (
intransitively
)
to
remain
or
be
left
;
causatively
to
{
leave
}
cause
to
{
abound
}
preserve
: - {
excel
}
leave
(
a
{
remnant
})
left
{
behind
}
too
{
much
}
make
{
plenteous
} {
preserve
} ({
be
}
let
)
remain
({-
der
} {-
ing
} {-
nant
}) {
reserve
} {
residue
}
rest
.
H3513 <
STRHEB
>@ כּבד כּבד
k
â
bad
k
â
b
ê
d
{
kaw
-
bad
}
kaw
-
bade
'
A
primitive
root
;
to
be
{
heavy
}
that
{
is
}
in
a
bad
sense
({
burdensome
}
severe6
dull
)
or
in
a
good
sense
({
numerous
}
rich6
honorable
);
causatively
to
make
weighty
(
in
the
same
two
senses
): -
abounding
{
with
}
more
grievously
{
afflict
} {
boast
}
be
{
chargeable
}
X
be
{
dim
} {
glorify
}
be
(
make
)
glorious
({
things
}) {
glory
} (
very
) {
great
}
be
{
grievous
} {
harden
}
be
(
make
) {
heavy
}
be
{
heavier
}
lay
{
heavily
} (
bring
{
to
}
come
{
to
} {
do
} {
get
}
be
had
in
)
honour
({
self
}) (
be
)
honourable
({
man
}) {
lade
}
X
more
be
{
laid
}
make
self
{
many
} {
nobles
} {
prevail
}
promote
(
to
{
honour
})
be
{
rich
}
be
(
go
) {
sore
}
stop
.
H7227 <
STRHEB
>@ רב
rab
rab
By
contraction
from
H7231;
abundant
(
in
{
quantity
} {
size
} {
age
} {
number
} {
rank
}
quality
): - (
in
)
abound
({-
undance
} {-
ant
} {-
antly
}) {
captain
} {
elder
} {
enough
} {
exceedingly
} {
full
}
great
({-
ly
} {
man
} {
one
}) {
increase
}
long
({
enough
} {[
time
]}) ({
do
}
have
)
many
({-
ifold
} {
things
}
a
{
time
}) ([
ship
-]) {
master
} {
mighty
} {
more
} ({
too
}
very
) {
much
}
multiply
({-
tude
}) {
officer
}
often
{[-
times
]} {
plenteous
} {
populous
} {
prince
}
process
[
of
{
time
]}
suffice
(-
ient
).
H8228 <
STRHEB
>@ שׁפע
shepha
‛
sheh
'-
fah
From
an
unused
root
meaning
to
abound
;
resources
: -
abundance
.
H8317 <
STRHEB
>@ שׁרץ
sh
â
rats
shaw
-
rats
'
A
primitive
root
;
to
{
wriggle
}
that
{
is
} (
by
implication
)
swarm
or
abound
: -
breed
(
bring
{
forth
}
increase
)
abundantly
(
in
{
abundance
}) {
creep
}
move
.
G3412 <
STRGRK
>@ Μιτυλήνη
Mitul
ē
n
ē
mit
-
oo
-
lay
'-
nay
For
μυτιλήνη
mutil
ē
n
ē (
abounding
in
shell
fish
);
Mitylene
(
or
Mytilene
)
a
town
in
the
island
Lesbos
: -
Mitylene
.
G4052 <
STRGRK
>@ περισσεύω
perisseu
ō
per
-
is
-
syoo
'-
o
From
G4053;
to
superabound
(
in
quantity
or
quality
)
be
in
excess
be
superfluous
;
also
(
transitively
)
to
cause
to
superabound
or
excel
: - (
make
more
)
abound
(
have
have
more
)
abundance
(
be
more
)
abundant
be
the
better
enough
and
to
spare
exceed
excel
increase
be
left
redound
remain
(
over
and
above
).
G4121 <
STRGRK
>@ πλεονάζω
pleonaz
ō
pleh
-
on
-
ad
'-
zo
From
G4119;
to
do
make
or
be
more
that
is
increase
(
transitively
or
intransitively
);
by
extension
to
superabound
: -
abound
abundant
make
to
increase
have
over
.
G4129 <
STRGRK
>@ πληθύνω
pl
ē
thun
ō
play
-
thoo
'-
no
From
another
form
of
G4128;
to
increase
(
transitively
or
intransitively
): -
abound
multiply
.
G4145 <
STRGRK
>@ πλούσιος
plousios
ploo
'-
see
-
os
From
G4149;
wealthy
;
figuratively
abounding
with
: -
rich
.
G5248 <
STRGRK
>@ ὑπερπερισσεύω
huperperisseu
ō
hoop
-
er
-
per
-
is
-
syoo
'-
o
From
G5228 and
G4052;
to
super
abound
: -
abound
much
more
exceeding
.
G5250 <
STRGRK
>@ ὑπερπλεονάζω
huperpleonaz
ō
hoop
-
er
-
pleh
-
on
-
ad
'-
zo
From
G5228 and
G4121;
to
super
abound
: -
be
exceeding
abundant
.