Hebrew
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| כפר | (Pi.) to appease, make amends; to make atonement | |
| כַּפֹּ֫רֶת | the golden cover on top of the ark | |
| כֹּ֫פֶר (4)# | bribe; ransom | |
| לבשׁ | to put on (a garment), clothe | |
| לְבוּשׁ | garment | |
| לָבוּשׁ | (adj.) clothed | |
| לחם (1)# | (Ni.) to fight | |
| מִלְחָמָה | hand-to-hand fighting, struggle, war | |
| לֶ֫חֶם | bread; showbread; food, nourishment | |
| לכד | to catch (animals by trapping; people as captives); to overthrow | |
| נבא | (den. from nabiy') (Ni.) to be in a prophetic trance, to be have like a nabiy'; prophesy; (Hith.) to exhibit the behavior of or talk like a nabiy'; to rage | |
| נָבִיא | prophet | |
| נגע | to touch, to strike; to reach as far as; (Hi.) to touch, reach up to; to hurl, throw; to attain, arrive at; to arrive, happen | |
| נֶ֫גַע | affliction, plague, infestation; blow | |
| נגשׁ | to step forward, approach; to turn towards, draw near; to advance; (Hi.) to bring in close, to present | |
| נוח (1)# | to settle down, rest, repose; (Hi. two forms, A and B) A. to cause to rest; secure repose; to pacify, satisfy; B. to place (somewhere), set, lay; to leave (somewhere, in some position); to leave behind; allow to stay, leave untouched | |
| נִיחוֹחַ | appeasement; soothing odor | |
| מְנוּחָה | resting place; place of quiet; composure | |
| נוס | to flee | |
| נחם | (Ni.) to regret, be sorry; console oneself; (Pi.) to comfort | |
| נסע | to tear or pull out; to journey further on | |
| מַסַּע | breaking camp, departure; daily march | |
| סבב | to turn oneself around, reverse; to go around, perform a ceremonial circuit; to surround, encircle; to slip through, wander about; (Hi.) to cause to follow a roundabout route; to remove, to turn away, to change | |
| סָבִיב | on all sides; (m.pl.) surroundings, vicinity, neighboring; (f.pl.) surrounding(s); neighborhood; circuit |
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