Hagah daw-gaw' Parts of Speech Verb Hagah Definition to moan, growl, utter, muse, mutter, meditate, devise, plot, speak (Qal) to roar, growl, groan to utter, speak to meditate, devise, muse, imagine (Poal) to utter (Hiphil) to mutter Original Language hgh Origin a

hāḡâ haw-gaw' Parts of Speech Verb hāḡâ Definition (Qal) to remove, drive out Original Language hgh Origin a primitive root Strong's Number 01898 TDNT Entry TWOT - 468

hāḇar haw-bar' Parts of Speech Verb hāḇar Definition (Qal) to divide be an astrologer (with obj - heavens) Original Language rbh Origin a primitive root of uncertain derivation Strong's Number 01895 TDNT

hēḡē' hay-gay' Parts of Speech Proper Name Masculine hēḡē' Definition Hegai or Hege = "eunuch" one of the eunuchs of the court of Ahasuerus Original Language agh Origin probably of Persian origin Strong's Number

hāḇnî ho'-ben Parts of Speech Noun Masculine hāḇnî Definition ebony Original Language !bh Origin only in pl., from an unused root meaning to be hard Strong's Number 01894 TDNT Entry TWOT

heḇel heh'bel Parts of Speech Noun Masculine heḇel Definition vapour, breath breath, vapour vanity (fig.) adv vainly Original Language lbh Origin from (01891) Strong's Number 01892 TDNT Entry TWOT - 463a

Habhab hab-hawb' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine Habhab Definition gift, offering Original Language bhbh Origin by reduplication from (03051) Strong's Number 01890 TDNT Entry TWOT - 849b

hāḇal haw-bal' Parts of Speech Verb hāḇal Definition to act emptily, become vain, be vain (Qal) to become vain to be utterly vain (with cognate acc) (Hiphil) to cause to become vain to fill with vain hopes Original Language lbh Origin a p

hā' (Aramaic) hay Parts of Speech hā' (Aramaic) Definition behold!, lo! even as, like as Original Language ah Origin corresponding to (01887) Strong's Number 01888 TDNT Entry TWOT - 02687, 02688

he'āḥ heh-awkh' Parts of Speech Interjection he'āḥ Definition aha! Original Language xh Origin from (01887) and (0253) Strong's Number 01889 TDNT Entry TWOT - 462

saḡrîr sag-reed' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine saḡrîr Definition steady or persistent rain Original Language dyrgo Origin probably from (05462) in the sense of sweeping away Strong's Number 05464 TDNT Entry

hē' hay Parts of Speech Interjection hē' Definition behold!, lo! Original Language ah Origin a primitive particle Strong's Number 01887 TDNT Entry TWOT - 461

sāḡar saw-gar' Parts of Speech Verb sāḡar Definition to shut, close (Qal) to shut to close, close up closed up, closely joined, shut up (Niphal) to be shut up to be shut or closed (Piel) to shut up, deliver up (Pual) to be shut up (Hiphil) to deliver up to shut up, imprison

sᵊḡar (Aramaic) seg-ar' Parts of Speech Verb sᵊḡar (Aramaic) Definition (P'al) to shut (TWOT) shirt Original Language rgo Origin corresponding to (05462) Strong's Number 05463 TDNT Entry TWOT -

sāḡān saw-gawn' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine sāḡān Definition ruler, prefect, governor, a subordinate ruler prefects (of Assyria and Babylon) petty rulers or officials Original Language !go Origin from an unused root meaning to

sᵊḡullâ seg-ool-law' Parts of Speech Noun Feminine sᵊḡullâ Definition possession, property valued property, peculiar treasure treasure Original Language hllgo Origin from an unused root meaning to shut up Strong's N

sᵊḡan (Aramaic) seg-an' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine sᵊḡan (Aramaic) Definition prefect, governor Original Language !go Origin corresponding to (05461) Strong's Number 05460 TDNT Entry TWOT -

sᵊḡiḏ (Aramaic) seg-eed' Parts of Speech Verb sᵊḡiḏ (Aramaic) Definition to prostrate oneself, do homage, worship (P'al) to do homage Original Language dgo Origin corresponding to (05456) Strong's Number

sᵊḡôr seg-ore' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine sᵊḡôr Definition enclosure, encasement, fine gold Original Language rwgo Origin from (05462) Strong's Number 05458 TDNT Entry TWOT - 1462a

gaṯ-rimmôn gath-rim-mone' Parts of Speech Proper Name Location gaṯ-rimmôn Definition Gath-rimmon = "winepress of the pomegranate" a city given out of the tribe of Dan to the Levites, situated on the plain of Philistia, apparently not far from Joppa a town of the half tribe of Manasseh located