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<dictionary type='x-strong' xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation='strongs_schema.xsd'>
<item id="H201">
<strong_id>H201</strong_id>
<title>אומר</title>
<transliteration>'ômâr</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>o-mawr'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H559">H559</link>; <em>talkative</em>;<br/> <em>{Omar}</em> a grandson of <strong>Esau:</strong> - Omar.</description>
</item>
<item id="H202">
<strong_id>H202</strong_id>
<title>און</title>
<transliteration>'ôn</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>one</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Probably from the same as <link target="H205">H205</link> (in the sense of <em>{effort}</em> but successful);<br/> <em>{ability}</em> {<em>power</em>} (figuratively) <strong><em>wealth:</em></strong> - {force} {goods} {might} {strength} substance.</description>
</item>
<item id="H203">
<strong_id>H203</strong_id>
<title>און</title>
<transliteration>'ôn</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>one</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>The same as <link target="H202">H202</link>; <em>{On}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - On.</description>
</item>
<item id="H204">
<strong_id>H204</strong_id>
<title>אן און</title>
<transliteration>'ôn 'ôn</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{one} one</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Of Egyptian derivation;<br/> <em>{On}</em> a city of <strong>Egypt:</strong> - On.</description>
</item>
<item id="H205">
<strong_id>H205</strong_id>
<title>און</title>
<transliteration>'âven</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>aw'-ven</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From an unused root perhaps meaning properly to <em>pant</em> (hence to <em>exert</em> {oneself} usually in vain; to <em>come to naught</em>); strictly <em>nothingness</em>; also <em>{trouble}</em> <em>vanity</em>6<br/> <em>wickedness</em>; specifically an <strong><em>idol</em>:</strong> - {affliction} {evil} {false} {idol} {iniquity} {mischief} mourners ({-ing}) {naught} {sorrow} {unjust} {unrighteous} {vain} {vanity} wicked (-ness.) Compare <link target="H369">H369</link>.</description>
</item>
<item id="H206">
<strong_id>H206</strong_id>
<title>און</title>
<transliteration>'âven</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>aw'-ven</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>The same as <link target="H205">H205</link>; <em>idolatry</em>;<br/> <em>{Aven}</em> the contemptuous synonym of three {places} one in Coele {Syria} one in Egypt ({On}) and one in Palestine (Bethel): - Aven. See also {<link target="H204">H204</link>} <link target="H1007">H1007</link>.</description>
</item>
<item id="H207">
<strong_id>H207</strong_id>
<title>אנו אונו</title>
<transliteration>'ônô 'ônô</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{o-no'} o-no'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H202">H202</link>; <em>strong</em>;<br/> <em>{Ono}</em> a place in <strong>Palestine:</strong> - Ono.</description>
</item>
<item id="H208">
<strong_id>H208</strong_id>
<title>אונם</title>
<transliteration>'ônâm</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>o-nawm'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A variation of <link target="H209">H209</link>; <em>strong</em>;<br/> <em>{Onam}</em> the name of an Edomite and of an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Onam.</description>
</item>
<item id="H209">
<strong_id>H209</strong_id>
<title>אונן</title>
<transliteration>'ônân</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>o-nawn'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A variation of <link target="H207">H207</link>; <em>strong</em>;<br/> <em>{Onan}</em> a son of <strong>Judah:</strong> - Onan.</description>
</item>
<item id="H210">
<strong_id>H210</strong_id>
<title>אוּפז</title>
<transliteration>'ûphâz</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>oo-fawz'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Perhaps a corruption of <link target="H211">H211</link>; <em>{Uphaz}</em> a famous gold <strong>region:</strong> - Uphaz.</description>
</item>
<item id="H211">
<strong_id>H211</strong_id>
<title>אופר אפיר אופיר</title>
<transliteration>'ôphîyr 'ôphîyr 'ôphir</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{o-feer'} {o-feer'} o-feer'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Of uncertain derivation;<br/> <em>{Ophir}</em> the name of a son of {Joktan} and of a gold region in the <strong>East:</strong> - Ophir.</description>
</item>
<item id="H212">
<strong_id>H212</strong_id>
<title>אפן אופן</title>
<transliteration>'ôphân 'ôphân</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{o-fawn'} o-fawn'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From an unused root meaning to <em>revolve</em>; a <strong><em>wheel:</em></strong> - wheel.</description>
</item>
<item id="H213">
<strong_id>H213</strong_id>
<title>אוּץ</title>
<transliteration>'ûts</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>oots</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>press</em>; (by implication) to <em>be {close}</em> {<em>hurry</em>} <strong><em>withdraw:</em></strong> - (make) haste ({-n} {-y}) {labor} be narrow.</description>
</item>
<item id="H214">
<strong_id>H214</strong_id>
<title>אוצר</title>
<transliteration>'ôtsâr</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>o-tsaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H686">H686</link>; a <strong><em>depository:</em></strong> - {armory} {cellar} {garner} {store(-house}) treasure (-house) (-y).</description>
</item>
<item id="H215">
<strong_id>H215</strong_id>
<title>אור</title>
<transliteration>'ôr</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>ore</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root;<br/> <em>to be</em> (causatively <em>make</em>) <em>luminous</em> (literally and metaphorically): - X break of {day} {glorious} {kindle} ({be} {en-} {give} show) light ({-en} {-ened}) set on {fire} shine.</description>
</item>
<item id="H216">
<strong_id>H216</strong_id>
<title>אור</title>
<transliteration>'ôr</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>ore</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H215">H215</link>; <em>illumination</em> or (concretely) <em>luminary</em> (in every {sense} including <em>{lightning}</em> {<em>happiness</em>} etc.): - {bright} {clear} + {day} light ({-ning}) {morning} sun.</description>
</item>
<item id="H217">
<strong_id>H217</strong_id>
<title>אוּר</title>
<transliteration>'ûr</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>oor</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H215">H215</link>; <em>{flame}</em> hence (in the plural) the <em>East</em> (as being the region of light): - {fire} light. See also <link target="H224">H224</link>.</description>
</item>
<item id="H218">
<strong_id>H218</strong_id>
<title>אוּר</title>
<transliteration>'ûr</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>oor</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>The same as <link target="H217">H217</link>; <em>{Ur}</em> a place in Chaldaea; also an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ur.</description>
</item>
<item id="H219">
<strong_id>H219</strong_id>
<title>אורה</title>
<transliteration>'ôrâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>o-raw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Feminine of <link target="H216">H216</link>; <em>{luminousness}</em> that {is} (figuratively) <em>prosperity</em>; also a plant (as being <em>bright</em>): - herb light.</description>
</item>
<item id="H220">
<strong_id>H220</strong_id>
<title>אורה</title>
<transliteration>'ăvêrâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>av-ay-raw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>By transposition for <link target="H723">H723</link>; a <strong><em>stall:</em></strong> - cote.</description>
</item>
<item id="H221">
<strong_id>H221</strong_id>
<title>אוּרי</title>
<transliteration>'ûrîy</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>oo-ree'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H217">H217</link>; <em>fiery</em>;<br/> <em>{Uri}</em> the name of three <strong>Israelites:</strong> - Uri.</description>
</item>
<item id="H222">
<strong_id>H222</strong_id>
<title>אוּריאל</title>
<transliteration>'ûrîy'êl</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>oo-ree-ale'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H217">H217</link> and <link target="H410">H410</link>; <em>flame of God</em>;<br/> <em>{Uriel}</em> the name of two <strong>Israelites:</strong> - Uriel.</description>
</item>
<item id="H223">
<strong_id>H223</strong_id>
<title>אוּריּהוּ אוּריּה</title>
<transliteration>'ûrîyâh 'ûrîyâhû</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{oo-ree-yaw'} oo-ree-yaw'-hoo</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H217">H217</link> and <link target="H3050">H3050</link>; <em>flame of Jah</em>;<br/> <em>{Urijah}</em> the name of one Hittite and five <strong>Israelites:</strong> - {Uriah} Urijah.</description>
</item>
<item id="H224">
<strong_id>H224</strong_id>
<title>אוּרים</title>
<transliteration>'ûrîym</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>oo-reem'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Plural of <link target="H217">H217</link>; <em>lights</em>;<br/> <em>{Urim}</em> the oracular brilliancy of the figures in the high priest´ s <strong>breastplate:</strong> - Urim.</description>
</item>
<item id="H225">
<strong_id>H225</strong_id>
<title>אוּת</title>
<transliteration>'ûth</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>ooth</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; properly to <em>{come}</em> that {is} (impliedly) to <strong><em>assent:</em></strong> - consent.</description>
</item>
<item id="H226">
<strong_id>H226</strong_id>
<title>אות</title>
<transliteration>'ôth</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>oth</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Probably from <link target="H225">H225</link> (in the sense of <em>appearing</em>); a <em>signal</em> (literally or {figuratively}) as a <em>{flag}</em> <em>beacon</em>6<br/> <em>{monument}</em> <em>omen</em>6<br/> <em>{prodigy}</em> {<em>evidence</em>} <strong>etc.:</strong> - {mark} {miracle} (en-) {sign} token.</description>
</item>
<item id="H227">
<strong_id>H227</strong_id>
<title>אז</title>
<transliteration>'âz</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>awz</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A demonstrative adverb;<br/> <em>at that time</em> or <em>place</em>; also as a {conjugation} <strong><em>therefore:</em></strong> - {beginning} {for} {from} {hitherto} {now} of {old} {once} {since} {then} at which {time} yet.</description>
</item>
<item id="H228">
<strong_id>H228</strong_id>
<title>אזה אזא</title>
<transliteration>'ăzâ' 'ăzâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{az-aw'} az-aw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>(Chaldee); to <em>kindle</em>; (by implication) to <strong><em>heat:</em></strong> - {heat} hot.</description>
</item>
<item id="H229">
<strong_id>H229</strong_id>
<title>אזבּי</title>
<transliteration>'ezbay</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>ez-bah'ee</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Probably from <link target="H231">H231</link>; <em>hyssop like</em>;<br/> <em>{Ezbai}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ezbai.</description>
</item>
<item id="H230">
<strong_id>H230</strong_id>
<title>אזד</title>
<transliteration>'ăzâd</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>az-awd'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>(Chaldee); of uncertain derivation; <strong><em>firm:</em></strong> - be gone.</description>
</item>
<item id="H231">
<strong_id>H231</strong_id>
<title>אזוב</title>
<transliteration>'êzôb</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>ay-zobe'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Probably of foreign derivation; <strong><em>hyssop:</em></strong> - hyssop.</description>
</item>
<item id="H232">
<strong_id>H232</strong_id>
<title>אזור</title>
<transliteration>'êzôr</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>ay-zore'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H246">H246</link>; something <em>girt</em>; a <em>{belt}</em> also a <strong><em>band:</em></strong> - girdle.</description>
</item>
<item id="H233">
<strong_id>H233</strong_id>
<title>אזי</title>
<transliteration>'ăzay</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>az-ah'ee</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Probably from <link target="H227">H227</link>; <em>at that</em> <strong><em>time:</em></strong> - then.</description>
</item>
<item id="H234">
<strong_id>H234</strong_id>
<title>אזכּרה</title>
<transliteration>'azkârâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>az-kaw-raw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H2142">H2142</link>; a <em>reminder</em>; specifically <em>remembrance</em> <strong><em>offering:</em></strong> - memorial.</description>
</item>
<item id="H235">
<strong_id>H235</strong_id>
<title>אזל</title>
<transliteration>'âzal</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>aw-zal'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>go {away}</em> hence to <strong><em>disappear:</em></strong> - {fail} gad {about} go to and fro [but in <bib_link bn="26" cn1="27" vn1="19"/> the word is rendered by many <q>from {Uzal}</q> by others {<q>yarn</q>]} be gone (spent).</description>
</item>
<item id="H236">
<strong_id>H236</strong_id>
<title>אזל</title>
<transliteration>'ăzal</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>az-al'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>(Chaldee); the same as <link target="H235">H235</link>; to <strong><em>depart:</em></strong> - go (up).</description>
</item>
<item id="H237">
<strong_id>H237</strong_id>
<title>אזל</title>
<transliteration>'ezel</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>eh'-zel</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H235">H235</link>; <em>departure</em>;<br/> <em>{ezel}</em> a memorial stone in <strong>Palestine:</strong> - Ezel.</description>
</item>
<item id="H238">
<strong_id>H238</strong_id>
<title>אזן</title>
<transliteration>'âzan</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>aw-zan'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; probably to <em>expand</em>; but used only as a denominative from <link target="H241">H241</link>; to <em>broaden out the ear</em> (with the {hand}) that {is} (by implication) to <strong><em>listen:</em></strong> - give (perceive by the) {ear} hear (-ken). See <link target="H239">H239</link>.</description>
</item>
<item id="H239">
<strong_id>H239</strong_id>
<title>אזן</title>
<transliteration>'âzan</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>aw-zan'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root (rather identical with <link target="H238">H238</link> through the idea of <em>scales</em> as if two ears); to <em>{weigh}</em> that {is} (figuratively) <strong><em>ponder:</em></strong> - give good heed.</description>
</item>
<item id="H240">
<strong_id>H240</strong_id>
<title>אזן</title>
<transliteration>'âzên</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>aw-zane'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H238">H238</link>; a <em>spade</em> or <em>paddle</em> (as having a <em>broad</em> end): - weapon.</description>
</item>
<item id="H241">
<strong_id>H241</strong_id>
<title>אזן</title>
<transliteration>'ôzen</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>o'-zen</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H238">H238</link>; <em>{broadness}</em> that {is} (concretely) the <em>ear</em> (from its form in man): - + {advertise} {audience} + {displease} {ear} {hearing} + show.</description>
</item>
<item id="H242">
<strong_id>H242</strong_id>
<title>אזּן שׁארה</title>
<transliteration>'ûzzên she'ĕrâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>ooz-zane' sheh-er-aw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H238">H238</link> and <link target="H7609">H7609</link>; <em>plat of Sheerah</em> (that {is} settled by him);<br/> <em>Uzzen {Sheerah}</em> a place in <strong>Palestine:</strong> - Uzzen-sherah.</description>
</item>
<item id="H243">
<strong_id>H243</strong_id>
<title>אזנות תּבור</title>
<transliteration>'aznôth tâbôr</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>az-noth' taw-bore'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H238">H238</link> and <link target="H8396">H8396</link>; <em>flats</em> (that {is} <em>tops</em>) <em>of Tabor</em> (that {is} situated on it);<br/> <em>aznoth {Tabor}</em> a place in <strong>Palestine:</strong> - Aznoth-tabor.</description>
</item>
<item id="H244">
<strong_id>H244</strong_id>
<title>אזני</title>
<transliteration>'oznîy</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>oz-nee'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H241">H241</link>; <em>having</em> (quick) <em>ears</em>;<br/> <em>{Ozni}</em> an Israelite; also an <em>Oznite</em> ({collectively}) his <strong>descendants:</strong> - {Ozni} Oznites.</description>
</item>
<item id="H245">
<strong_id>H245</strong_id>
<title>אזניה</title>
<transliteration>'ăzanyâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>az-an-yaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H238">H238</link> and <link target="H3050">H3050</link>; <em>heard by Jah</em>;<br/> <em>{Azanjah}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Azaniah.</description>
</item>
<item id="H246">
<strong_id>H246</strong_id>
<title>אזקּים</title>
<transliteration>'ăziqqîym</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>az-ik-keem'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A variation for <link target="H2131">H2131</link>; <strong><em>manacles:</em></strong> - chains.</description>
</item>
<item id="H247">
<strong_id>H247</strong_id>
<title>אזר</title>
<transliteration>'âzar</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>aw-zar'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <strong><em>belt:</em></strong> - bind (compass) {about} gird ({up} with).</description>
</item>
<item id="H248">
<strong_id>H248</strong_id>
<title>אזרוע</title>
<transliteration>'ezrôa</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>ez-ro'-a</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A variation for <link target="H2220">H2220</link>; the <strong><em>arm:</em></strong> - arm.</description>
</item>
<item id="H249">
<strong_id>H249</strong_id>
<title>אזרח</title>
<transliteration>'ezrâch</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>ez-rawkh'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H2224">H2224</link> (in the sense of <em>springing up</em>); a spontaneous <em>{growth}</em> that {is} <em>native</em> (tree or persons): - bay {tree} (home-) born (in the {land}) of the (one´ s own) country (nation).</description>
</item>
<item id="H250">
<strong_id>H250</strong_id>
<title>אזרחי</title>
<transliteration>'ezrâchîy</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>ez-raw-khee'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Patronymic from <link target="H2246">H2246</link>; an <em>Ezrachite</em> or descendants of <strong>Zerach:</strong> - Ezrahite.</description>
</item>
<item id="H251">
<strong_id>H251</strong_id>
<title>אח</title>
<transliteration>'âch</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>awkh</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive word; a <em>brother</em> (used in the widest sense of literal relationship and metaphorical affinity or resemblance (like <strong>H1)):</strong> - {another} brother ({-ly}) {kindred} {like} other. Compare also the proper names beginning with <q>Ah-</q> or <q>Ahi-</q>.</description>
</item>
<item id="H252">
<strong_id>H252</strong_id>
<title>אח</title>
<transliteration>'ach</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>(Chaldee); corresponding to <link target="H251">H251</link>: - brother.</description>
</item>
<item id="H253">
<strong_id>H253</strong_id>
<title>אח</title>
<transliteration>'âch</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>awkh</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A variation for <link target="H162">H162</link>; <em>Oh</em>! (expressive of grief or surprise): - {ah} alas.</description>
</item>
<item id="H254">
<strong_id>H254</strong_id>
<title>אח</title>
<transliteration>'âch</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>awkh</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Of uncertain derivation; a fire <em>pot</em> or chafing <strong>dish:</strong> - hearth.</description>
</item>
<item id="H255">
<strong_id>H255</strong_id>
<title>אח</title>
<transliteration>'ôach</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>o'-akh</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Probably from <link target="H253">H253</link>; a <em>howler</em> or lonesome wild <strong>animal:</strong> - doleful creature.</description>
</item>
<item id="H256">
<strong_id>H256</strong_id>
<title>אחב אחאב</title>
<transliteration>'ach'âb 'echâb</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{akh-awb'} ekh-awb'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>The second form used once (by contraction) in <bib_link bn="24" cn1="29" vn1="22"/>; from <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H1">H1</link>; <em>brother</em> (that {is} <em>friend</em>) of (his) <em>father</em>;<br/> <em>{Achab}</em> the name of a king of Israel and of a prophet at <strong>Babylon:</strong> - Ahab.</description>
</item>
<item id="H257">
<strong_id>H257</strong_id>
<title>אחבּן</title>
<transliteration>'achbân</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-bawn'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H995">H995</link>; <em>brother</em> (that {is} <em>possessor</em>) of <em>understanding</em>;<br/> <em>{Achban}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahban.</description>
</item>
<item id="H258">
<strong_id>H258</strong_id>
<title>אחד</title>
<transliteration>'âchad</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>aw-khad'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Perhaps a primitive root; to <em>{unify}</em> that {is} (figuratively) <em>collect</em> (one´ s thoughts): - go one way or other.</description>
</item>
<item id="H259">
<strong_id>H259</strong_id>
<title>אחד</title>
<transliteration>'echâd</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>ekh-awd'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A numeral from <link target="H258">H258</link>; properly <em>{united}</em> that {is} <em>one</em>; or (as an ordinal) <strong><em>first:</em></strong> - {a} {alike} {alone} {altogether} {and} any ({-thing}) {apiece} a certain [dai-] {ly} each ({one}) + {eleven} {every} {few} {first} + {highway} a {man} {once} {one} {only} {other} {some} together.</description>
</item>
<item id="H260">
<strong_id>H260</strong_id>
<title>אחוּ</title>
<transliteration>'âchû</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>aw'-khoo</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Of uncertain (perhaps Egyptian) derivation; a <em>bulrush</em> or any marshy grass (particularly that along the Nile): - {flag} meadow.</description>
</item>
<item id="H261">
<strong_id>H261</strong_id>
<title>אחוּד</title>
<transliteration>'êchûd</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>ay-khood'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H258">H258</link>; <em>united</em>;<br/> <em>{Echud}</em> the name of three <strong>Israelites:</strong> - Ehud.</description>
</item>
<item id="H262">
<strong_id>H262</strong_id>
<title>אחוה</title>
<transliteration>'achvâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-vaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H2331">H2331</link> (in the sense of <link target="H2324">H2324</link>); an <strong><em>utterance:</em></strong> - declaration.</description>
</item>
<item id="H263">
<strong_id>H263</strong_id>
<title>אחוה</title>
<transliteration>'achăvâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-av-aw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>(Chaldee); corresponding to <link target="H262">H262</link>; <em>solution</em> (of riddles): - showing.</description>
</item>
<item id="H264">
<strong_id>H264</strong_id>
<title>אחוה</title>
<transliteration>'achăvâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-av-aw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link>; <strong><em>fraternity:</em></strong> - brotherhood.</description>
</item>
<item id="H265">
<strong_id>H265</strong_id>
<title>אחוח</title>
<transliteration>'ăchôach</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-o'-akh</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>By reduplication from <link target="H251">H251</link>; <em>brotherly</em>;<br/> <em>{Achoach}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahoah.</description>
</item>
<item id="H266">
<strong_id>H266</strong_id>
<title>אחוחי</title>
<transliteration>'ăchôchîy</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-o-khee'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Patronymic from <link target="H264">H264</link>; an <em>Achochite</em> or descendants of <strong>Achoach:</strong> - Ahohite.</description>
</item>
<item id="H267">
<strong_id>H267</strong_id>
<title>אחוּמי</title>
<transliteration>'ăchûmay</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-oo-mah'ee</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Perhaps from <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H4325">H4325</link>; <em>brother</em> (that {is} <em>neighbour</em>) <em>of water</em>;<br/> <em>{Achumai}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahumai.</description>
</item>
<item id="H268">
<strong_id>H268</strong_id>
<title>אחר אחור</title>
<transliteration>'âchôr 'âchôr</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{aw-khore'} aw-khore'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H299">H299</link>; the <em>hinder</em> part; hence (adverbially) <em>{behind}</em> <em>backward</em>; also (as facing north) the <strong><em>West:</em></strong> - after ({-ward}) back ({part} {-side} {-ward}) {hereafter} (be-) hind (-er {part}) time to {come} without.</description>
</item>
<item id="H269">
<strong_id>H269</strong_id>
<title>אחות</title>
<transliteration>'âchôth</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>aw-khoth'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Irregular feminine of <link target="H251">H251</link>; a <em>sister</em> (used very widely (like {<link target="H250">H250</link>}) literally and figuratively): - (an-) {other} {sister} together.</description>
</item>
<item id="H270">
<strong_id>H270</strong_id>
<title>אחז</title>
<transliteration>'âchaz</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>aw-khaz'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>seize</em> (often with the accessory idea of holding in possession): - + be {affrighted} {bar} ({catch} {lay} take) hold ({back}) come {upon} {fasten} {handle} {portion} ({get} have or take) possess (-ion).</description>
</item>
<item id="H271">
<strong_id>H271</strong_id>
<title>אחז</title>
<transliteration>'âchâz</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>aw-khawz'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H270">H270</link>; <em>possessor</em>;<br/> <em>{Achaz}</em> the name of a Jewish king and of an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahaz.</description>
</item>
<item id="H272">
<strong_id>H272</strong_id>
<title>אחזּה</title>
<transliteration>'ăchûzzâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ooz-zaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Feminine passive participle of <link target="H270">H270</link>; something <em>{seized}</em> that {is} a <em>possession</em> (especially of land): - possession.</description>
</item>
<item id="H273">
<strong_id>H273</strong_id>
<title>אחזי</title>
<transliteration>'achzay</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-zah'ee</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H270">H270</link>; <em>seizer</em>;<br/> <em>{Achzai}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahasai.</description>
</item>
<item id="H274">
<strong_id>H274</strong_id>
<title>אחזיהוּ אחזיה</title>
<transliteration>'ăchazyâh 'ăchazyâhû</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{akh-az-yaw'} akh-az-yaw'-hoo</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H270">H270</link> and <link target="H3050">H3050</link>; <em>Jah has seized</em>;<br/> <em>{Achazjah}</em> the name of a Jewish and an Israelitish <strong>king:</strong> - Ahaziah.</description>
</item>
<item id="H275">
<strong_id>H275</strong_id>
<title>אחזּם</title>
<transliteration>'ăchûzzâm</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ooz-zawm'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H270">H270</link>; <em>seizure</em>;<br/> <em>{Achuzzam}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahuzam.</description>
</item>
<item id="H276">
<strong_id>H276</strong_id>
<title>אחזּת</title>
<transliteration>'ăchûzzath</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ooz-zath'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A variation of <link target="H272">H272</link>; <em>possession</em>;<br/> <em>{Achuzzath}</em> a <strong>Philistine:</strong> - Ahuzzath.</description>
</item>
<item id="H277">
<strong_id>H277</strong_id>
<title>אחי</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîy</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link>; <em>brotherly</em>;<br/> <em>{Achi}</em> the name of two <strong>Israelites:</strong> - Ahi.</description>
</item>
<item id="H278">
<strong_id>H278</strong_id>
<title>אחי</title>
<transliteration>'êchîy</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>ay-khee'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Probably the same as <link target="H277">H277</link>; <em>{Echi}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ehi.</description>
</item>
<item id="H279">
<strong_id>H279</strong_id>
<title>אחיאם</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîy'âm</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-awm'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H517">H517</link>; <em>brother of</em> the <em>mother</em> (that {is} <em>uncle</em>);<br/> <em>{Achiam}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahiam.</description>
</item>
<item id="H280">
<strong_id>H280</strong_id>
<title>אחידה</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîydâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-daw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>(Chaldee); corresponding to {<link target="H2420">H2420</link>} an <strong><em>enigma:</em></strong> - hard sentence.</description>
</item>
<item id="H281">
<strong_id>H281</strong_id>
<title>אחיּהוּ אחיּה</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîyâh 'ăchîyâhû</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{akh-ee-yaw'} akh-ee-yaw'-hoo</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H3050">H3050</link>; <em>brother</em> (that {is} <em>worshipper</em>) <em>of Jah</em>;<br/> <em>{Achijah}</em> the name of nine <strong>Israelites:</strong> - {Ahiah} Ahijah.</description>
</item>
<item id="H282">
<strong_id>H282</strong_id>
<title>אחיהוּד</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîyhûd</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-hood'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H1935">H1935</link>; <em>brother</em> (that {is} <em>possessor</em>) <em>of renown</em>;<br/> <em>{Achihud}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahihud.</description>
</item>
<item id="H283">
<strong_id>H283</strong_id>
<title>אחיו</title>
<transliteration>'achyô</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-yo'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Prolonged from <link target="H251">H251</link>; <em>brotherly</em>;<br/> <em>{Achio}</em> the name of three <strong>Israelites:</strong> - Ahio.</description>
</item>
<item id="H284">
<strong_id>H284</strong_id>
<title>אחיחד</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîychûd</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-khood'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H2330">H2330</link>; <em>brother of a riddle</em> (that {is} <em>mysterious</em>);<br/> <em>{Achichud}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahihud.</description>
</item>
<item id="H285">
<strong_id>H285</strong_id>
<title>אחיטוּב</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîyţûb</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-toob'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H2898">H2898</link>; <em>brother of goodness</em>;<br/> <em>{Achitub}</em> the name of several <strong>priests:</strong> - Ahitub.</description>
</item>
<item id="H286">
<strong_id>H286</strong_id>
<title>אחילוּד</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîylûd</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-lood'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H3205">H3205</link>; <em>brother of</em> one <em>born</em>;<br/> <em>{Achilud}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahilud.</description>
</item>
<item id="H287">
<strong_id>H287</strong_id>
<title>אחימות</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîymôth</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-moth'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H4191">H4191</link>; <em>brother of death</em>;<br/> <em>{Achimoth}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahimoth.</description>
</item>
<item id="H288">
<strong_id>H288</strong_id>
<title>אחימלך</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîymelek</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-meh'-lek</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H4428">H4428</link>; <em>brother of</em> (the) <em>king</em>;<br/> <em>{Achimelek}</em> the name of an Israelite and of a <strong>Hittite:</strong> - Ahimelech.</description>
</item>
<item id="H289">
<strong_id>H289</strong_id>
<title>אחימן אחימן</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîyman 'ăchîymân</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{akh-ee-man'} akh-ee-mawn'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H4480">H4480</link>; <em>brother of a portion</em> (that {is} <em>gift</em>);<br/> <em>{Achiman}</em> the name of an Anakite and of an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahiman.</description>
</item>
<item id="H290">
<strong_id>H290</strong_id>
<title>אחימעץ</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîymaats</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-mah'-ats</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and the equivalent of <link target="H4619">H4619</link>; <em>brother of anger</em>;<br/> <em>{Achimaats}</em> the name of three <strong>Israelites:</strong> - Ahimaaz.</description>
</item>
<item id="H291">
<strong_id>H291</strong_id>
<title>אחין</title>
<transliteration>'achyân</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-yawn'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link>; <em>brotherly</em>;<br/> <em>{Achjan}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahian.</description>
</item>
<item id="H292">
<strong_id>H292</strong_id>
<title>אחינדב</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîynâdâb</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-naw-dawb'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H5068">H5068</link>; <em>brother of liberality</em>;<br/> <em>{Achinadab}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahinadab.</description>
</item>
<item id="H293">
<strong_id>H293</strong_id>
<title>אחינעם</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîynôam</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-no'-am</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H5278">H5278</link>; <em>brother of pleasantness</em>;<br/> <em>{Achinoam}</em> the name of two <strong>Israelitesses:</strong> - Ahinoam.</description>
</item>
<item id="H294">
<strong_id>H294</strong_id>
<title>אחיסמך</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîysâmâk</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-saw-mawk'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H5564">H5564</link>; <em>brother of support</em>;<br/> <em>{Achisamak}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahisamach.</description>
</item>
<item id="H295">
<strong_id>H295</strong_id>
<title>אחיעזר</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîyezer</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-eh'-zer</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H5828">H5828</link>; <em>brother of help</em>;<br/> <em>{Achiezer}</em> the name of two <strong>Israelites:</strong> - Ahiezer.</description>
</item>
<item id="H296">
<strong_id>H296</strong_id>
<title>אחיקם</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîyqâm</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-kawm'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H6965">H6965</link>; <em>brother of rising</em> (that {is} <em>high</em>);<br/> <em>{Achikam}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahikam.</description>
</item>
<item id="H297">
<strong_id>H297</strong_id>
<title>אחירם</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîyrâm</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-rawm'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H7311">H7311</link>; <em>brother of height</em> (that {is} <em>high</em>);<br/> <em>{Achiram}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahiram.</description>
</item>
<item id="H298">
<strong_id>H298</strong_id>
<title>אחירמי</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîyrâmîy</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-raw-mee'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Patronymic from <link target="H297">H297</link>; an <em>Achiramite</em> or descendants (collectively) of <strong>Achiram:</strong> - Ahiramites.</description>
</item>
<item id="H299">
<strong_id>H299</strong_id>
<title>אחירע</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîyra</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-rah'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H7451">H7451</link>; <em>brother of wrong</em>;<br/> <em>{Achira}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahira.</description>
</item>
<item id="H300">
<strong_id>H300</strong_id>
<title>אחישׁחר</title>
<transliteration>'ăchîyshachar</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>akh-ee-shakh'-ar</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H251">H251</link> and <link target="H7837">H7837</link>; <em>brother of</em> (the) <em>dawn</em>;<br/> <em>{Achishachar}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Ahishar.</description>
</item>
</dictionary>