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Ancient Hebrew Dictionary - Indexed by Ancient Hebrew Word
(1000 Most Common Hebrew Words in the Hebrew Bible)
By Jeff A. Benner
פֵּאָה pey-ah
Edge
The border or boundary of an object or a region. The thin cutting edge of a blade.
Strong's Number: 6285
פגע pa-ga
Reach (verb)
To touch or grasp; to get up to or as far as; to come together in meeting by chance; to give or place in the sense of a meeting.
Strong's Number: 6293
פדה pa-dah
Ransom (verb)
To Pay the price stipulated, to retrieve what has been stolen or wrongfully taken.
Strong's Number: 6299
פֶּה peh
Mouth
The opening through which food enters the body. Any opening.
Strong's Number: 6310
פֹּעַל po-al
Deed
A work or action that is made.
Strong's Number: 6467
פוץ puts
Scatter Abroad (verb)
To sow, cast or fling widely.
Strong's Number: 6327
פַּחַד pa-hhad
Awe
As shaking when in the presence of an awesome sight.
Strong's Number: 6343
פֶּחָה pe-hhah
Governor
A ruler or overseer of a people or region.
Strong's Number: 6346
פִּילֶגֶשׁ pee-le-gesh
Concubine
Cohabitation of persons not legally married; a woman living in a socially recognized state of being a mistress.
Strong's Number: 6370
פִּנָּה peen-nah
Corner
The point where two lines meet.
Strong's Number: 6438
פלא pa-la
Perform (verb)
To do a wondrous action that shows ones might.
Strong's Number: 6381
פְּלֵיטָה pe-ley-tah
Escape
To get away, especially from confinement.
Strong's Number: 6413
פלל pa-lal
Plead (verb)
To entreat or appeal earnestly; to fall to the ground to plead a cause to one in authority; prevent a judgment.
Strong's Number: 6419
פָּנִים pa-neem
Face
The front part of the human head; outward appearance. One present, in the sense of being in the face of another. Always written in the plural form.
Strong's Number: 6440
פנה pa-nah
Turn (verb)
To rotate or revolve; to face another direction; to turn the face; to turn directions; to turn something back or away.
Strong's Number: 6437
פְּנִימִי pe-nee-mee
Inner
What is inside or inward.
Strong's Number: 6442
פֶּסַח pe-sahh
Passover
The name given to the day and the memorial of Israel's exodus from Egypt. It is also the name of the lamb that is slaughtered on this day.
Strong's Number: 6453
פֶּסֶל pe-sel
Sculpture
A figurine that is formed and shaped from stone, wood or clay.
Strong's Number: 6459
פעל pa-al
Make (verb)
To perform a task of physical labor.
Strong's Number: 6466
פַּעַם pa-am
Footstep
A stroke of time as a rhythmic beating of time, one moment after the other. A moment in time. A foot or leg in the sense of stepping.
Strong's Number: 6471
פקד pa-qad
Register (verb)
Def:
Strong's Number: 6485
פְּקֻדָּה pe-qu-dah
Oversight / Number
A careful watching over. A number as counted
Strong's Number: 6486
פַּר par
Bull
A large male un-castrated bovine.
Strong's Number: 6499
פרה pa-rah
Reproduce (verb)
To produce new individuals of the same kind; to be abundant in fruit.
Strong's Number: 6509
פרח pa-rahh
Burst Out (verb)
To be larger, fuller, or more crowded; to break out or break forth as a blooming flower or the wings of a bird.
Strong's Number: 6524
פְּרִי pe-ree
Produce
Agricultural products, especially fresh fruits and vegetables. The harvested product of a crop.
Strong's Number: 6529
פָּרָשׁ pa-rash
Horseman
One that rides a horse.
Strong's Number: 6571
פרץ pa-rats
Break Out (verb)
To be spread out wide or widespread.
Strong's Number: 6555
פרר pa-rar
Break (verb)
To throw something on the ground and break it by trampling.
Strong's Number: 6565
פרשׁ pa-rash
Spread Out (verb)
To expand beyond a starting point; to be easily and plainly understood in the sense of being spread out to see.
Strong's Number: 6566
פשׁט pa-shat
Peel Off (verb)
To strip off an outer layer; to spread apart; to invade in the sense of spreading out for an attack; to strip off clothing in the sense of spreading the garment for removal.
Strong's Number: 6584
פשׁע pa-sha
Transgress (verb)
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Strong's Number: 6586
פֶּשַׁע pe-sha
Transgression
The exceeding of due bounds or limits.
Strong's Number: 6588
פתה pa-tah
Spread Wide (verb)
To lay out in a large area. The piel (intensive) form means "persuade."
Strong's Number: 6601
פתח pa-tahh
Open (verb)
To open up as opening a gate or door; to have no confining barrier. The piel (intensive) form means "engrave."
Strong's Number: 6605
פֶּתַח pe-tahh
Opening
Something that is open, as an entrance or opening of a tent, house or city.
Strong's Number: 6607
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