SILEX — Hebrew

H1451 גְּדֵרִי Gᵉdêrîy noun 1 form

to wall, to enclose, to fence

Demonym referring to an inhabitant or native of Geder, a specific place name attested in biblical records; used as an adjective to designate geographic or familial origin (i.e., 'of Geder'). Semantic …

H1452 גְּדֵרָתִי Gᵉdêrâthîy noun 1 form

to fence, enclose, build a wall

Demonym or gentilic term denoting an inhabitant of the locality named Gederah. Used to indicate geographic origin or residence, signifying a person from Gederah. This term functions similarly to other…

H1453 גְּדֵרֹתַיִם Gᵉdêrôthayim noun 1 form

to wall in, to fence, to enclose

Gederothayim: a place-name referring to a town in the territory allotted to the descendants of Judah, likely meaning 'double walls' or 'double enclosures.' The lexical meaning derives from urban, arch…

H1454 גֵּה gêh pronoun 1 form

to signify, indicate, point out (demonstrative function)

Masculine singular demonstrative pronoun; typically meaning 'this,' used to specify a particular object, person, or instance proximal to the speaker. Appears only in a single instance in the Masoretic…

H1455 גָּהָה gâhâh verb 1 form

to remove, take away, restore

To remove or heal a wound, typically through the act of taking away a binding or wrapping; by extension, to restore to health. The verb often conveys an active or causative sense of bringing about phy…

H1456 גֵּהָה gêhâh noun 1 form

to heal, to cure, to make whole

A substance or action designed to heal, restore, or bring relief to injury, sickness, or affliction; broadly, a means or process of healing. In most occurrences, refers to concrete medical treatment o…

H1457 גָּהַר gâhar verb 1 form

to crouch, to bow low, to bend oneself, to lower oneself

To crouch or bow down low, especially in a posture of submission or humility; to stretch oneself over or upon something, often in a gesture of deep emotion or intercession. The verb frequently describ…

H1458 גַּו gav noun 3 forms

body, trunk, back

Physical back or body trunk, referring specifically to the dorsal or rear aspect of a living being (human or animal), occasionally extended to mean the body as a whole in a non-skeletal, fleshy sense.…

H1459 גַּו gav noun 5 forms

back, body, central mass

Body, trunk, or midst; indicates the physical body (particularly the trunk or torso, excluding limbs and head) or metaphorically the central part or interior of something. In broader usage, refers to …

H1460 גֵּו gêv noun 5 forms

to be high, rise up, tower

The nape or back of a person or animal, especially the area between the shoulders; by extension, the central part or middle section of something, often with reference to location or movement (for exam…

H1461 גּוּב gûwb verb 1 form

to dig, to excavate, to hollow out

To dig, especially as the act of digging a pit, cistern, or grave. The verb denotes the physical activity of excavating earth by hand or with simple tools. In its limited attestation, it describes the…

H1462 גּוֹב gôwb noun 2 forms

to dig, burrow, hollow out

A type of locust, specifically denoting a grasshopper or locust in its various developmental stages, especially the larval or nymph phase known for destructive feeding habits. The term focuses on the …

H1463 גּוֹג Gôwg noun 2 forms

uncertain (proper name; possibly related to leadership, enmity, nationhood)

A proper name designating two different figures in the Hebrew Bible: (1) A descendant of Reuben mentioned in genealogical records (1 Chr 5:4), and (2) a symbolic or possibly historical figure represen…

H1464 גּוּד gûwd verb 2 forms

to cut, press upon, attack

To attack or assail, particularly in the sense of engaging aggressively or cutting into. In narrative and legal contexts, frequently refers to acts of hostile incursion, assault, or bands raiding a ta…

H1465 גֵּוָה gêvâh noun 1 form

back, to be high, to be exalted

The term refers to the back or body viewed from behind, often emphasizing the physical form as a whole, but especially the rear or back side. In some contexts, it signifies the entire person, particul…

H1466 גֵּוָה gêvâh noun 2 forms

to be high, to rise, to be uplifted

A state or quality of being elevated or lifted up, either literally (as in something being raised or exalted) or figuratively as an attitude of self-importance, pride, or arrogance. The term typically…

H1467 גֵּוָה gêvâh noun 1 form

to be high, to be exalted, to lift up

State or condition of being lifted up, especially in a metaphorical sense; denotes exaltation, loftiness, and, in most contexts, arrogance or pride shown by an individual or group. Used predominantly …

H1468 גּוּז gûwz verb 2 forms

to cut, shear, remove

To pass by swiftly or to disappear quickly; in use, denotes the action of transient movement (such as rapid passing or vanishing), rather than the act of shearing. Although the root indicates a concre…

H1469 גּוֹזָל gôwzâl noun 2 forms

to seize, snatch, take away

A fledgling or nestling bird, specifically a very young bird still in the nest and not yet able to fly, typically characterized by its vulnerability and lack of developed feathers. While often referri…

H1470 גּוֹזָן Gôwzân noun 1 form

to cut off, cut, remove

A region or district named Gozan, associated primarily with the location to which groups from the northern Israelite kingdom were exiled by the Assyrians in the 8th century BCE. The term designates a …

H1471 גּוֹי gôwy noun 35 forms

to collect, to mass together, body, group

A people-group or nation, typically distinguished by shared lineage, culture, language, and territorial affiliation; in the context of the Hebrew Bible, refers to both non-Israelite nations and, at ti…

H1472 גְּוִיָּה gᵉvîyâh noun 13 forms

body, physical self, corporeal being

Concrete physical body, particularly as a material or tangible entity. Typically refers to a human body, most often in the context of a corpse, that is, a dead human body or carcass. Can occasionally …

H1473 גּוֹלָה gôwlâh noun 7 forms

to uncover, to reveal, to remove

Exile; the state or condition of being removed or deported from one's homeland to a foreign land, especially in reference to collective groups such as the Israelite population during forced deportatio…

H1474 גּוֹלָן Gôwlân noun 2 forms

to uncover, reveal, go into exile

Golan: a proper noun signifying a specific city of refuge located in the region of Bashan, east of the Jordan River. The name identifies a distinct geographic location and should not be confused with …

H1475 גּוּמָּץ gûwmmâts noun 1 form

to be hollow, to excavate, to form a pit (uncertain)

A depression or cavity in the ground, typically a pit or hole used for storage or concealment, sometimes indicating a place of hiding or danger; the nuance may vary between a literal earthen pit, a co…

H1476 גּוּנִי Gûwnîy noun 3 forms

to cover, protect, defend

Guni — personal name meaning 'protected one' or 'defended,' used as a masculine proper noun referring to individuals in genealogical lists of the Israelite tribes. The name conveys the notion of an in…

H1477 גּוּנִי Gûwnîy noun 1 form

to be a progenitor, kinship, lineage (root uncertain)

A member or descendant of the clan or lineage of Guni; refers specifically to a group within the Israelite tribe of Naphtali named after their ancestor Guni. Used as a tribal designation indicating fa…

H1478 גָּוַע gâvaʻ verb 13 forms

to expire, to breathe out, to cease

To expire, to cease breathing, or to die (often in the sense of a peaceful or natural death). In the Hebrew Bible, גָּוַע is used to describe the end of life, typically indicating a natural or nonviol…

H1479 גּוּף gûwph verb 1 form

to enclose, to shut, to confine

To enclose or shut up, primarily expressing the act of closing off, barring entrance, or sealing; used in a context of preventing movement or access, often with a connotation of physical or spatial co…

H1480 גּוּפָה gûwphâh noun 2 forms

body, corporeal form

A dead body, carcass, or corpse—specifically a lifeless human body. The term is used for a physical body that no longer has life, distinct from terms for living persons. The semantic range in biblical…

H1481 גּוּר gûwr verb 30 forms

to sojourn, reside temporarily, be a foreigner, turn aside

To reside temporarily or live as a sojourner, foreigner, or non-native inhabitant in a land or among a people not one’s own. In some contexts, the verb also expresses feelings or states associated wit…

H1482 גּוּר gûwr noun 4 forms

to dwell, sojourn, abide, live temporarily

A young animal, specifically the offspring or cub of a predatory animal such as a lion, bear, or wolf; especially used for a lion's whelp, denoting its youth and dependence. More broadly, used for the…

H1483 גּוּר Gûwr noun 1 form

to sojourn, to dwell as a resident alien, to reside temporarily

Gur is a toponym—the name of a place referenced in the Hebrew Bible, specifically as the ascent of Gur. Its precise location is uncertain, but it was situated near Ibleam in the territory of the north…

H1484 גּוֹר gôwr noun 2 forms

to sojourn, dwell for a time, reside temporarily

A young animal, especially the offspring (cub, whelp) of large carnivores such as lions, but also used for the young of other predatory animals. In biblical usage, primarily denotes the juvenile, depe…

H1485 גּוּר־בַּעַל Gûwr-Baʻal noun 2 forms

to sojourn, dwell, reside temporarily; to rule, to possess, lord, master

Proper name of a location, meaning 'dwelling place of Baal' or 'abode of a lord', referring to a specific settlement or locality. In biblical context, it designates a place in Arabia inhabited or iden…

H1486 גּוֹרָל gôwrâl noun 18 forms

to assign, to roll (by extension: to determine fate, to allot)

A stone or object used in the casting of lots as a means of selection or decision-making; by extension, the result of casting lots, understood as an assigned portion, share, fate, or destiny determine…

H1487 גּוּשׁ gûwsh noun 2 forms

to gather, to mass (speculative)

A mass or lump of earth, especially as a distinct clod or compact piece of soil. In biblical usage, the word refers specifically to a physical clump or aggregation of earth, soil, or clay, often in an…

H1488 גֵּז gêz noun 3 forms

to shear, to cut off

A mass of cut wool, especially as shorn from a sheep—'fleece'; secondarily, by extension, a mass of what is cut or shorn, such as mown grass or herbage. The term describes a collective entity resultin…

H1489 גִּזְבָּר gizbâr noun 1 form

to carry treasure, to bear valuables (from Persian loanword)

A public official responsible for the supervision and management of royal or temple finances; an overseer of treasury funds or resources. In biblical contexts, refers specifically to officers entruste…

H1490 גִּזְבָּר gizbâr noun 1 form

uncertain; related to treasury, finances, stewardship

An official charged with responsibility for treasury management, specifically a treasurer or steward overseeing temple or state finances. In biblical Aramaic contexts, this refers to a person appointe…

H1491 גָּזָה gâzâh verb 1 form

to cut, to shear, to remove by cutting

To cut off, to shear, or to remove by cutting, especially in the sense of dividing or apportioning material objects, such as hair or wool, or resources. The word primarily carries the nuance of physic…

H1492 גָּזַּה gâzzah noun 3 forms

to shear, to cut off hair or wool

A detached mass of wool shorn from a sheep, typically after being cut or clipped off the animal’s back; by extension, a sheared fleece or woolen mass. In context, refers both to the act of having been…

H1493 גִּזוֹנִי Gizôwnîy noun 1 form

to cut, to shear (if based on the root); place association (from the gentilic suffix)

A designation for an individual originating from or associated with a place called Gizôn (גִּזוֹן), the Gizonite. The term primarily serves as a gentilic—a word indicating geographic or familial assoc…

H1494 גַּזָז gazâz verb 13 forms

to cut, to shear, to shave

To cut off or remove by cutting, primarily referencing the act of shearing sheep (removing wool), but also applying to general cutting or shaving of hair, and metaphorically to the removal or destruct…

H1495 גָּזֵז Gâzêz noun 1 form

to shear, cut off, remove fleece

Gazez, a personal name occurring twice in genealogical lists in the Hebrew Bible, likely signifying 'shearer' or one associated with shearing. As a proper noun, it designates individuals in Israelite …

H1496 גָּזִית gâzîyth noun 3 forms

to cut, to shear, to hew

Worked stone prepared by being cut or shaped by tools, primarily referring to dressed or hewn stones as distinct from rough fieldstones or unworked material. The term designates masonry or individual …

H1497 גָּזַל gâzal verb 19 forms

to seize, rob, take by force, strip

To seize, take away, or remove something by force, to rob or deprive unlawfully; in extended use, to flay or strip (e.g., skin or coverings). The root is used for the forcible taking of property, poss…

H1498 גָּזֵל gâzêl noun 3 forms

to rob, seize by force, take violently

Robbery, violent seizure or act of taking by force; refers to items or property obtained through violent means or unjust acquisition. While typically denoting the act or result of violent theft, in so…

H1499 גֵּזֶל gêzel noun 2 forms

to tear away, seize, rob, plunder

Unlawful taking, theft, or seizure of property through force or violence; denotes the act of plundering, robbery, or extortion, often with implied disregard for the rights and well-being of the victim…

H1500 גְּזֵלָה gᵉzêlâh noun 5 forms

to tear away, to seize forcibly, to rob

An act or instance of robbery, theft by force or violent seizure of property. In biblical usage, גְּזֵלָה refers specifically to property or goods obtained through wrongful, forceful taking, as distin…