'ēṭûn ay-toon' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine 'ēṭûn Definition linen, yarn, thread Original Language !wta Origin from an unused root (probably meaning to bind) Strong's Number 0330 TDNT Entry

'aṭ at Parts of Speech Adverb 'aṭ Definition gentleness, softness gently flowing softly enchanter, necromancer (substantive) Original Language ta Origin from an unused root perhaps meaning to move softly Strong's Number 0328

'ăḥaštārî akh-ash-taw-ree' Parts of Speech Proper Name Masculine 'ăḥaštārî Definition Haahashtari = "I will diligently observe the searching" a descendant of Ashur of Judah Original Language yrtXxa Origin proba

'ăḥaštᵊrān akh-ash-taw-rawn' Parts of Speech Adjective 'ăḥaštᵊrān Definition royal (steeds) Original Language !rtXxa Origin of Persian origin Strong's Number 0327 TDNT

'ăḥašdarpᵊnîn (Aramaic) akh-ash-dar-pan' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine 'ăḥašdarpᵊnîn (Aramaic) Definition satrap, a governor of a Persian province Original Language !prdXxa Origin corresponding to (0323)

'ăḥašvērôš akh-ash-vay-rosh' Parts of Speech Proper Name Masculine 'ăḥašvērôš Definition Ahasuerus = "I will be silent and poor" title of the king of Persia, probably Xerxes Original Language XwrwXxa Origin

'ăḥōrannîṯ akh-o-ran-neeth' Parts of Speech Adverb 'ăḥōrannîṯ Definition backwards, back part, the rear Original Language tynnrxa Origin prolonged from (0268) Strong's Number 0322

'ăḥašdarpᵊnîm akh-ash-dar-pan' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine 'ăḥašdarpᵊnîm Definition satrap, a governor of a Persian province Original Language !prdXxa Origin of Persian derivation Strong's N

'āḥŏrān (Aramaic) okh-or-awn' Parts of Speech Adjective 'āḥŏrān (Aramaic) Definition other, another Original Language !rxa Origin from (0311), the same as (317) Strong's Number 0321

'aḥărîṯ akh-ar-eeth' Parts of Speech Noun Feminine 'aḥărîṯ Definition after part, end end, issue, event latter time (prophetic for future time) posterity last, hindermost Original Language tyrxa Origin from (0310)

'aḥărîṯ (Aramaic) akh-ar-eeth' Parts of Speech Noun Feminine 'aḥărîṯ (Aramaic) Definition end, latter Original Language tyrxa Origin from (0311), the same as (319) Strong's Number 0320

'āḥŏrî (Aramaic) okh-or-ee' Parts of Speech Adjective 'āḥŏrî (Aramaic) Definition other, another Original Language yrxa Origin from (0311) Strong's Number 0317 TDNT Entry TWO

'āḥŏrên (Aramaic) okh-or-ane' Parts of Speech Adverb 'āḥŏrên (Aramaic) Definition end, outcome hid part (of cows) end (of time) remnant, descendants Original Language !yrxa Origin from (0317) Strong's Num

'aḥraḥ akh-rakh' Parts of Speech Proper Name Masculine 'aḥraḥ Definition Aharah = "a following brother" a son of Benjamin Original Language xrxa Origin from (0310) and (0251) Strong's Number 0315 TDNT En

'ăḥarḥēl akh-ar-kale' Parts of Speech Proper Name Masculine 'ăḥarḥēl Definition Aharhel = "a following host" a descendant of Judah through Caleb Original Language lxrxa Origin from (0310) and (02426) Str

'aḥărôn akh-ar-one' Parts of Speech Adjective 'aḥărôn Definition behind, following, subsequent, western behind, hindermost, western (of location) later, subsequent, latter, last (of time) Original Language !wrxa Origin from (0309)

'aḥēr akh-air' Parts of Speech Adjective 'aḥēr Definition another, other, following following, further other, different Original Language rxa Origin from (0309) Strong's Number 0312 TDNT Entry T

'aḥar akh-ar' Parts of Speech Adverb PrepositionConjunction 'aḥar Definition after the following part, behind (of place), hinder, afterwards (of time) as an adverb behind (of place) afterwards (of time) as a preposition behind, after (of place) after (of time) besides as a conjunction after that

'aḥar (Aramaic) akh-ar' Parts of Speech Adverb 'aḥar (Aramaic) Definition after Original Language rxa Origin corresponding to (0310) Strong's Number 0311 TDNT Entry TWOT - 2568

'ăḥasbay akh-as-bah'ee Parts of Speech Proper Name Feminine 'ăḥasbay Definition Ahasbai = "brother of my encompassers" father of Eliphelet, one of David's heroes Original Language yboxa Origin of uncertain derivation Strong's Num