Hebrew Lexicon
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a.dul.la.mi
“Adullamite”
a.dul.lam
“Adullam”
a.dum.mim
“Adummim”
a.ga.gi
“Agagite”
a.ga.lah
“cart”
a.ga.vah
“lust”
a.gag
“Agag”
a.gam
“pool”
a.gam
“be grieved”
a.gan
“to refrain”
a.gar
“to gather”
a.gar.tal
“basin”
a.gav
“to lust”
a.ge
“Agee”
a.gem
“grieved”
a.gil
“ring”
a.go.rah
“piece”
a.gol
“round”
a.gud.dah
“band”
a.gur
“Agur”
a.gur
“crane”
a.ha.lim
“aloe”
a.ha.ron
“Aaron”
a.ha.va
“Ahava”
a.ha.vah
“love”
a.hah
“alas!”
a.hal
“to shine”
a.hal
“to pitch”
a.hav
“to love: lover”
a.hav
“lover”
a.khal
“to eat”
a.khal
“to devour”
a.khan
“Achan”
a.khaph
“to crave”
a.khar
“to trouble”
a.khar
“Achan”
a.khas
“to tinkle”
a.khen
“surely”
a.khi.lah
“food”
a.khish
“Achish”
a.khor
“(Valley of) Achor”
a.la
“to suck”
a.la
“rib”
a.la.mot
“Alamoth”
a.la.tah
“darkness”
a.lach
“to corrupt”
a.lah
“to wail”
a.lah
“to swear”
a.lah
“oath”
a.lah
“to ascend: rise”
a.lah
“burnt offering”
a.lal
“to abuse”
a.lal
“to come”
a.lam
“be dumb”
a.lam
“to conceal”
a.lam
“perpetuity”
a.laph
“to teach/learn”
a.laph
“to produce thousands”
a.laph
“thousand”
a.laph
“to enwrap”
a.las
“to rejoice”
a.lats
“to urge”
a.lats
“to rejoice”
a.laz
“to exult”
a.le.met
“Alemeth”
a.leh
“leaf”
a.lez
“exultant”
a.li.lah
“wantonness”
a.li.liy.yah
“deed”
a.li.tsut
“exultation”
a.lil
“furnace”
a.liy.yah
“upper room”
a.lu
“behold”
a.lu.qah
“leech”
a.lum
“youth”
a.lum.mah
“sheaf”
a.lush
“Alush”
a.ma.le.qi
“Amalekite”
a.ma.leq
“Amalek”
a.ma.nah
“sure”
a.ma.nah
“Amana”
a.ma.sa
“Amasa”
a.ma.say
“Amasai”
a.mad
“to stand: stand”
a.mad
“to shake”
a.mah
“maidservant”
a.mal
“to weaken”
a.mal
“to toil”
a.mal
“trouble”
a.mal
“Amal”
a.mam
“Amam”
a.mam
“to darken”
a.man
“be faithful”
a.man
“to trust”
a.man
“to turn right”
a.man
“artisan”
a.maq
“be deep”
a.mar
“to say”
a.mar
“to say”
a.mar
“wool”
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