| Strongs: |
5001 |
| HebrewWord: |
נָאַם |
| Transliteration: |
nâʾam, naw-am´ |
| Definition: |
a prim. root; prop. to whisper, i.e. (by impl.) to utter as an oracle:—say. |
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Nun נ |
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| Strongs: |
5002 |
| HebrewWord: |
נְאֻם |
| Transliteration: |
neʾûm, neh-oom´ |
| Definition: |
from 5001; an oracle:—(hath) said, saith. |
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Nun נ |
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| Strongs: |
5003 |
| HebrewWord: |
נָאַף |
| Transliteration: |
nâʾaph, naw-af´ |
| Definition: |
a prim. root; to commit adultery; fig. to apostatize:—adulterer (-ess), commit (-ing) adultery, woman that breaketh wedlock. |
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Nun נ |
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| Strongs: |
5004 |
| HebrewWord: |
נִאֻף |
| Transliteration: |
nîʾûph, nee-oof´ |
| Definition: |
from 5003; adultery:—adultery. |
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Nun נ |
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| Strongs: |
5005 |
| HebrewWord: |
נַאֲפוּף |
| Transliteration: |
naʾăphûwph, nah-af-oof´ |
| Definition: |
from 5003; adultery:—adultery. |
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Nun נ |
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| Strongs: |
5006 |
| HebrewWord: |
נָאַץ |
| Transliteration: |
nâʾats, naw-ats´ |
| Definition: |
a prim. root; to scorn; or (Eccles. 12:5) by interch. for 5132, to bloom:—abhor, (give occasion to) blaspheme, contemn, despise, flourish, × great, provoke. |
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Nun נ |
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| Strongs: |
5007 |
| HebrewWord: |
נְאָצָה; נֶאָצָה |
| Transliteration: |
neʾâtsâh, neh-aw-tsaw´; neʾâtsâh, neh-aw-tsaw´ |
| Definition: |
from 5006; scorn:—blasphemy. |
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Nun נ |
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| Strongs: |
5008 |
| HebrewWord: |
נָאַק |
| Transliteration: |
nâʾaq, naw-ak´ |
| Definition: |
a prim. root; to groan:—groan. |
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Nun נ |
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| Strongs: |
5009 |
| HebrewWord: |
נְאָקָה |
| Transliteration: |
neʾâqâh, neh-aw-kaw´ |
| Definition: |
from 5008; a groan:—groaning. |
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Nun נ |
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| Strongs: |
5010 |
| HebrewWord: |
נָאַר |
| Transliteration: |
nâʾar, naw-ar´ |
| Definition: |
a prim. root; to reject:—abhor, make void. |
| Index: |
Nun נ |
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Biblical Hebrew, Strong's, Transliteration, Definition, Index with numbering from James Strong, The New Strong's Expanded Exaustive Concordance of the Bible, Red-letter ed. (Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson Publishers, 2001).
