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DAMAGE (Verb): To bring to ruin by destruction; to destroy through disfigurement or corruption; Destroy (when written in the hiphil [causative] form). [Strong's #: 7843, 7844] Lexicon | Concordance DARK: Devoid or partially devoid of light; not receiving, reflecting, transmitting, producing or radiating light. As the darkness of a moonless night. [Strong's #: 2824, 2825] Lexicon | Concordance DARKNESS: The state of being dark. As the darkness of a moonless night. [Strong's #: 2822] Lexicon | Concordance DAUGHTER: A female having the relation of a child to parent. A village that resides outside of the city walls; as "the daughter of the city." [Strong's #: 1323] Lexicon | Concordance DAUGHTER.IN.LAW: The wife of one's son. Bride of the son, as brought into the camp, in the sense of making the man complete. [Strong's #: 3618] Lexicon | Concordance DAWN: To begin to grow light as the sun rises in the east. The place of the rising sun. [Strong's #: 7837] Lexicon | Concordance DAY: The time of light between one dusk and the next one. Usually in the context of daylight hours but may also refer to the entire day or even a season; Today (when prefixed with "the~"); daily (when prefixed with "to~" and "the~"). [Strong's #: 3117, 3118] Lexicon | Concordance DEAL.DECEITFULLY (Verb): To give as one's portion by a false impression. [Strong's #: 2048] Lexicon | Concordance DEAL.FALSELY (Verb): [NOTE: Dictionary entry needs attention] ?. [Strong's #: 8266] Lexicon | Concordance DEATH: A permanent cessation of all vital functions; the end of life. [Strong's #: 4192, 4193, 4194] Lexicon | Concordance DECEIT: The act or practice of not being honest. [Strong's #: 4820] Lexicon | Concordance DECEIVE (Verb): To cause to accept as true or valid what is false or invalid. Can also mean usury in the sense of a deception. In the participle form can mean creditor in the sense of imposition. [Strong's #: 5377, 5378, 5383] Lexicon | Concordance DECIDE (Verb): To make a determination in a dispute or wrong doing. [Strong's #: 8199, 8200] Lexicon | Concordance DECISION: A pronounced opinion. [Strong's #: 4941] Lexicon | Concordance DECLARE (Verb): To make a formal proclamation. Often used for the words of God. [Strong's #: 5001, 5002] Lexicon | Concordance DEDICATED: Devoted to the worship of God. [Strong's #: 5139] Lexicon | Concordance DEEP.SEA: Extending far from some surface or area; in difficulty or distress. Deep and tumultuous water. A subterranean body of water. [Strong's #: 8415] Lexicon | Concordance DELAY (Verb): To stop, detain or hinder for a time. [Strong's #: 309] Lexicon | Concordance DELICACY: The quality or state of being luxurious. Flavorful meat. [Strong's #: 4303] Lexicon | Concordance DELIGHT (Verb): To desire something out of pleasure or necessity; to have a high degree of gratification. [Strong's #: 2654] Lexicon | Concordance DELIVER (Verb): To set free; to take and hand over to or leave for another. [Strong's #: 5337, 5338] Lexicon | Concordance DELIVER.UP (Verb): To hand over to another. (A denominative verb of מגן-a shield). [Strong's #: 4042] Lexicon | Concordance DENY (Verb): To disclaim connection with or responsibility for. Withhold something from another or self as in a lie or submission. [Strong's #: 3584] Lexicon | Concordance DEPART.EARLY (Verb): Literally, to put a load on the shoulder to go away or leave early. [Strong's #: 7925] Lexicon | Concordance DEPOSIT: The act of making a gift or a free contribution. What is brought to another as a gift. [Strong's #: 4503, 4504] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles DEPOSIT (Verb): To place, especially for safekeeping or as a pledge; to be laid down; to sit down to rest or remain in place. [Strong's #: 3240] Lexicon | Concordance DEPOSITED: Valuables placed for safekeeping. Produce or other stores that are watched over. [Strong's #: 6487] Lexicon | Concordance DEPRESSION: What is of a concave shape such as a saddle or pasture in a valley. Also, may mean the sheep of the pasture. [Strong's #: 3733] Lexicon | Concordance DESOLATE (Verb): To be devoid of inhabitants or visitors. [Strong's #: 8074, 8075] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles DESPISE (Verb): To look down on with contempt or aversion. [Strong's #: 936] Lexicon | Concordance DESTROY (Verb): To bring to ruin a structure, existence, or condition. [Strong's #: 8045, 8046] Lexicon | Concordance DEW: Moisture condensed on the surfaces of cool bodies or objects, especially at night. [Strong's #: 2919, 2920] Lexicon | Concordance DIE (Verb): To pass from physical life; to pass out of existence; to come to an end through death; Kill (when written in the hiphil [causative] form). [Strong's #: 4191] Lexicon | Concordance DIG (Verb): To break or loosen earth with an instrument or tool. To bargain in the sense of digging. [Strong's #: 3735, 3738, 3739] Lexicon | Concordance DIG.OUT (Verb): To dig something out of the ground. To dig into something as if searching. To confuse in the sense of being dug out. [Strong's #: 2658, 2659] Lexicon | Concordance DIM (Verb): Emitting a limited or insufficient amount of light; seen indistinctly or without clear outlines or details. To be dark in the eyes or knowledge. [Strong's #: 3543] Lexicon | Concordance DIMINISH (Verb): To make less or cause to appear less; to lessen the authority, dignity, or reputation of. Be lacking or to decrease. [Strong's #: 2637] Lexicon | Concordance DIP (Verb): To plunge or immerse momentarily or partially, as under the surface of a liquid, to moisten, cool, or coat. [Strong's #: 2881] Lexicon | Concordance DIRECT (Verb): To cause to turn, move, or point undeviatingly or to follow a straight course; give instructions or orders for a path to be taken. [Strong's #: 6680] Lexicon | Concordance DIRECTIVE: The direction to go. Serving or intended to guide, govern, or influence; serving to point direction. [Strong's #: 4687] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles DISCERNMENT: The quality of being able to grasp and comprehend what is obscure. An intimacy with a person, idea or concept. Knowledge. [Strong's #: 1847] Lexicon | Concordance DISDAIN (Verb): A feeling of contempt for what is beneath one; to look with scorn on; to treat something as spoiled or no longer of value. [Strong's #: 959] Lexicon | Concordance DISGRACE: A scorn, taunting or reproach as a piercing. [Strong's #: 2781] Lexicon | Concordance DISGUSTING: Something highly distasteful that arouses marked aversion in one. [Strong's #: 8441] Lexicon | Concordance DISLOCATE (Verb): To put out of place; to displace, as to dislocate a joint. Beheading by severing the neck. [Strong's #: 3363] Lexicon | Concordance DISPUTE: Bitter, sometimes violent conflict or dissension. [Strong's #: 7379] Lexicon | Concordance DISPUTE (Verb): To engage in argument; to dispute or chide another in harassment or trial. [Strong's #: 7378] Lexicon | Concordance DISTANCE: Separation in space or time. A distant place or time. [Strong's #: 7350] Lexicon | Concordance DISTANT: A far off place as hidden beyond the horizon. A far off time as hidden from the present; the distant past or future. A place or time that cannot be perceived. [Strong's #: 5769] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles DISTRESS (Verb): The state of being in great trouble, great physical or mental strain and stress. To be in pain from grief or heavy toil. [Strong's #: 6087, 6088] Lexicon | Concordance DISTRESSING.PAIN: Resulting from grief or heavy toil. This word can also mean an idol or image. [Strong's #: 6089, 6091, 6092] Lexicon | Concordance DISTURB (Verb): To interfere with; to destroy tranquility; to throw into disorder. Agitate or trouble, as when stirring water. [Strong's #: 5916] Lexicon | Concordance DIVIDE (Verb): To separate into two or more parts, areas or groups. To divide in half. [Strong's #: 2673] Lexicon | Concordance DIVIDE.APART (Verb): To separate. [Strong's #: 6504] Lexicon | Concordance DIVIDED.PART: A part of a whole that was split and separated. [Strong's #: 1506] Lexicon | Concordance DO (Verb): To bring to pass; to bring about; to act or make; Make, use. [Strong's #: 6213] Lexicon | Concordance DO.NOT: The negative of an alternative choice. To be without; to not be. [Strong's #: 408, 409, 3809] Lexicon | Concordance DO.THE.MARRIAGE.DUTY (Verb): To perform the duty of the brother-in-law. When a brother dies, it is his brother's responsibility to marry his sister-in-law to provide his brother a child there-by, exalting the woman to her responsibility of bringing a child for her dead husband. [Strong's #: 2992] Lexicon | Concordance DO.WELL (Verb): To do something necessary; to be good, in the sense of being "functional."; Go well. [Strong's #: 3190, 3191] Lexicon | Concordance DOE: The adult female fallow deer. [Strong's #: 355] Lexicon | Concordance DONKEY: A male ass. [Strong's #: 2543, 2565] Lexicon | Concordance DOOR: A means of access; usually a swinging or sliding barrier by which an entry is closed and opened. [Strong's #: 1817] Lexicon | Concordance DOUBLE: To make twice as great or as many. As a second or a multiple of two. [Strong's #: 4932] Lexicon | Concordance DOVE: Any of numerous species of birds, especially a small wild one. [Strong's #: 3123] Lexicon | Concordance DOWRY: The money, goods, or estate that a woman brings to her husband in marriage. [Strong's #: 2065] Lexicon | Concordance DRAW (Verb): To pull up or out of a receptacle or place; to draw or pull something out; to prolong in the sense of drawing out time; to draw out a sound from a horn. [Strong's #: 4900] Lexicon | Concordance DRAW.NEAR (Verb): To bring close to another. [Strong's #: 5066] Lexicon | Concordance DRAW.OUT (Verb): To empty. To arm oneself by unsheathing a sword in the sense of emptying the scabbard. Acting in vain; empty-handed. [Strong's #: 7324] Lexicon | Concordance DRAW.WATER (Verb): To bringing up water from a well, usually using a rope and a bucket. [Strong's #: 7579] Lexicon | Concordance DREAD: Great fear, especially in the face of impending evil. [Strong's #: 2847] Lexicon | Concordance DREAM: A series of thoughts, images or emotions occurring during sleep. [Strong's #: 2472] Lexicon | Concordance DRIED.OUT: A dry or desolate place. Barren or uncultivated land. Also a dry land. [Strong's #: 2720, 2723, 2724] Lexicon | Concordance DRILL (Verb): To run into or through as with a pointed weapon or tool; pierce a hole through; to begin in the sense of pressing in; Begin (when written in the hiphil [causative] form); common (when written in the piel [intensive] form). [Strong's #: 2490] Lexicon | Concordance DRILLED: Having holes. [Strong's #: 2491] Lexicon | Concordance DRINK (Verb): To swallow liquid, whether of man or of the land. [Strong's #: 8248] Lexicon | Concordance DRINKING: The act of swallowing water or other liquid. The drinking of the land in the sense of its being watered or irrigated. [Strong's #: 4945] Lexicon | Concordance DRIVE (Verb): To set or keep in motion; to press or force into an activity, course, or direction. [Strong's #: 5090] Lexicon | Concordance DROVE: A group of animals driven or moving in a body. [Strong's #: 5739] Lexicon | Concordance DRY.GROUND: Land that has become dried, parched or void of water. [Strong's #: 3004] Lexicon | Concordance DRY.OUT (Verb): To be withered, ashamed or confused. [Strong's #: 3001] Lexicon | Concordance DRY.UP (Verb): To be a dry wasteland; to be laid waste and made desolate. [Strong's #: 2717, 2718] Lexicon | Concordance DULL.RED: The color of blood and wine. [Strong's #: 2447] Lexicon | Concordance DWELL (Verb): To remain for a time; to live as a resident; to stay or sit in one location for an indeterminate duration. [Strong's #: 7931, 7932] Lexicon | Concordance DYSFUNCTIONAL: Impaired or abnormal action other than that for which a person or thing is intended. Something that does not function within its intended purpose. [Strong's #: 7451, 7455] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles