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Hebrew, Aramaic & Greek Concordance

Explore biblical words, their meanings and their use throughout Scripture - from Genesis to Revelation.

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H6827צְּפוֹן
Hebrew

Tsphown (tsef-one') n/p. 1. Tsephon, an Israelite [probably for H6837] KJV: Zephon. Root(s): H6837

H6828צָּפוֹן צָּפוֹן
Hebrew

tsaphown (tsaw-fone') (or tsaphon {tsaw-fone'}) n-f. 1. (properly) hidden, i.e. dark 2. used only of the north as a quarter (gloomy and unknown) [from H6845] KJV: north(-ern, side, -ward, wind). Root(s): H6845

H6829צָּפוֹן
Hebrew

Tsaphown (tsaw-fone') n/l. 1. boreal 2. Tsaphon, a place in Israel [the same as H6828] KJV: Zaphon. Root(s): H6828

H683אֲצַליָהוּ
Hebrew

Atsalyahhuw (ats-al-yaw'-hoo) n/p. 1. Jah has reserved 2. Atsaljah, an Israelite [from H680 and H3050 prolonged] KJV: Azaliah. Root(s): H680, H3050

H6830צְּפוֹנִי
Hebrew

tsphowniy (tsef-o-nee') adj. 1. northern [from H6828] KJV: northern. Root(s): H6828

H6831צְּפוֹנִי
Hebrew

Tsphowniy (tsef-o-nee') adj. 1. a Tsephonite, or (collectively) descendants of Tsephon [patronymically from H6827] KJV: Zephonites. Root(s): H6827

H6832צְּפוַּע
Hebrew

tsphuwa` (tsef-oo'-ah) n-m. 1. excrement (as protruded) [from the same as H6848] KJV: dung. Root(s): H6848

H6833צִּפּוֹר צִּפּוֹר
Hebrew

tsippowr (tsip-pore') (or tsippor {tsip-pore'}) n-f. 1. a little bird (as hopping) [from H6852] KJV: bird, fowl, sparrow. Root(s): H6852

H6834צִּפּוֹר
Hebrew

Tsippowr (tsip-pore') n/p. 1. Tsippor, a Moabite [the same as H6833] KJV: Zippor. Root(s): H6833

H6835צַּפַּחַת
Hebrew

tsappachath (tsap-pakh'-ath) n-f. 1. a saucer (as flat) [from an unused root meaning to expand] KJV: cruse.

H6836צְּפִיָה
Hebrew

tsphiyah (tsef-ee-yaw') n-f. 1. watchfulness [from H6822] KJV: watching. Root(s): H6822

H6837צִּפיוֹן
Hebrew

Tsiphyown (tsif-yone') n/p. 1. watch-tower 2. Tsiphjon, an Israelite [from H6822] KJV: Ziphion. Root(s): H6822 Compare: H6827

H6838צַּפִּיחִת
Hebrew

tsappiychith (tsap-pee-kheeth') n-f. 1. a flat thin cake [from the same as H6835] KJV: wafer. Root(s): H6835

H6839צּוֹפִים
Hebrew

Tsophiym (tso-feem') n/l. 1. watchers 2. Tsophim, a place East of the Jordan [plural of active participle of H6822] KJV: Zophim. Root(s): H6822

H684אוֹצֶם
Hebrew

Otsem (o'-tsem) n/p. 1. strength (i.e. strong) 2. Otsem, the name of two Israelites [from an unused root probably meaning to be strong] KJV: Ozem.

H6840צָּפִין
Hebrew

tsaphiyn (tsaw-feen') n-m. 1. a treasure (as hidden) [from H6845] KJV: hid. Root(s): H6845

H6842צָּפִיר
Hebrew

tsaphiyr (tsaw-feer') n-m. 1. a male goat (as prancing) [from H6852] KJV: (he) goat. Root(s): H6852

H6843צְּפִירָה
Hebrew

tsphiyrah (tsef-ee-raw') n-f. 1. a crown (as encircling the head) 2. also a turn of affairs (i.e. mishap) [feminine formed like H6842] KJV: diadem, morning. Root(s): H6842

H6844צָּפִיתּ
Hebrew

tsaphiyth (tsaw-feeth') n-f. 1. a sentry [from H6822] KJV: watchtower. Root(s): H6822

H6845צָּפַן
Hebrew

tsaphan (tsaw-fan') v. 1. to hide (by covering over) 2. (by implication) to hoard or reserve 3. (figuratively) to deny 4. (specifically, positively) to protect 5. (specifically, negatively) to lurk [a primitive root] KJV: esteem, hide(-den

H6846צְּפַניָה צְּפַניָהוּ
Hebrew

Tsphanyah (tsef-an-yaw') (or Tsphanyahuw {tsef-an-yaw'-hoo}) n/p. 1. Jah has secreted 2. Tsephanjah, the name of four Israelites [from H6845 and H3050] KJV: Zephaniah. Root(s): H6845, H3050

H6847צָּפנַת פַּענֵַח
Hebrew

Tsophnath Pa`neach (tsof-nath' pah-nay'-akh) n/p. 1. Tsophnath-Paneach, Joseph's Egyptian name [of Egyptian derivation] KJV: Zaphnath-paaneah.

H6848צֶּפַע צִּפעוֹנִי
Hebrew

tsepha` (tseh'-fah; or tsiph<oniy {tsif-o-nee') n-m. 1. a viper (as thrusting out the tongue, i.e. hissing) [from an unused root meaning to extrude] KJV: adder, cockatrice.

H6849צְּפִעָה
Hebrew

tsphi`ah (tsef-ee-aw') n-f. 1. an outcast thing [feminine from the same as H6848] KJV: issue. Root(s): H6848

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