pere' peh'-reh Parts of Speech Noun Masculine pere' Definition wild ass Original Language arp Origin from (06500) Strong's Number 06501 TDNT Entry TWOT - 1805a

pārā' paw-raw' Parts of Speech Verb pārā' Definition (Hiphil) to bear fruit, be fruitful Original Language arp Origin a primitive root Strong's Number 06500 TDNT Entry TWOT - 1805

pᵊlîlâ pel-ee-law' Parts of Speech Noun Feminine pᵊlîlâ Definition office of judge or umpire (CLBL) judgment, decision Original Language hlylp Origin from (06414) Strong's Number 06415 TDNT Entry

ʿatâ at-taw' Parts of Speech Adverb ʿatâ Definition now now in phrases Original Language htt[ Origin from (06256) Strong's Number 06258 TDNT Entry TWOT - 1650c

ʿăśar (Aramaic) as-ar' Parts of Speech Noun ʿăśar (Aramaic) Definition ten Original Language rX[ Origin corresponding to (06235) Strong's Number 06236 TDNT Entry TWOT - 2932

pᵊqāʿîm peh'-kah Parts of Speech Noun Masculine pᵊqāʿîm Definition knob-shaped or ball-shaped or gourd-shaped carved wood or metal ornament Original Language [qp Origin from an unused root meaning to burst S

pāsaḥ paw-sakh' Parts of Speech Verb pāsaḥ Definition to pass over, spring over (Qal) to pass over (Piel) to skip, pass over to limp (Qal) to limp (Niphal) to be lame (Piel) to limp Original Language xop Origin a primitive root

peḥām peh-khawm' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine peḥām Definition coal, charcoal, ember Original Language ~xp Origin perhaps from an unused root probably meaning to be black Strong's Number 06352 TDNT Entry

pôrāṯā' po-raw-thaw' Parts of Speech Proper Name Masculine pôrāṯā' Definition Poratha = "fruitfulness" or "frustration" one of the ten sons of Haman, the enemy of Mordecai and Esther Original Language atrwp Origin of Persi

pāḥaḏ paw-kkad' Parts of Speech Verb pāḥaḏ Definition to fear, tremble, revere, dread, be in awe or dread (Qal) to be in dread to be in awe (Piel) to be in great dread (Hiphil) to cause to dread Original Language dxp Origin a

pāsaḵ paw-sak' Parts of Speech Proper Name Masculine pāsaḵ Definition Pasach = "cut off" son of Japhlet of the tribe of Asher Original Language $op Origin from an unused root meaning to divide Strong's Number 06457

pāraq paw-rak' Parts of Speech Verb pāraq Definition to tear apart or away, tear off, break away (Qal) to tear away, snatch, rescue (Piel) to tear off (Hithpael) to tear off from oneself, be broken off, be broken in pieces Original Language qrp Origin a p

pᵊrî per-ee' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine pᵊrî Definition fruit fruit, produce (of the ground) fruit, offspring, children, progeny (of the womb) fruit (of actions) (fig.) Original Language yrp Origin from (06509) Strong's Numb

pāraṣ paw-rats' Parts of Speech Verb pāraṣ Definition to break through or down or over, burst, breach (Qal) to break or burst out (from womb or enclosure) to break through or down, make a breach in to break into to break open to break up, break in pieces to break out (violently) upon

pāḏôn paw-done' Parts of Speech Proper Name Masculine pāḏôn Definition Padon = "ransom" an head or ancestor of a family of temple slaves who returned with Zerubbabel Original Language !wdp Origin from (06299) Strong's N

pāzaz paw-zaz' Parts of Speech Verb pāzaz Definition to refine, be refined (Hophal) to be refined Original Language zzp Origin a primitive root Strong's Number 06338 TDNT Entry TWOT - 1753

pispâ pis-paw' Parts of Speech Proper Name Masculine pispâ Definition Pispah = "disappearance" a son of Jether from the tribe of Asher Original Language hpop Origin perhaps from (06461) Strong's Number 06462 TDNT Entry

sēp̄el say'-fel Parts of Speech Noun Masculine sēp̄el Definition bowl, basin Original Language lpo Origin from an unused root meaning to depress Strong's Number 05602 TDNT Entry TWOT - 1536

pilḥā' pil-khaw' Parts of Speech Proper Name Masculine pilḥā' Definition Pileha = "slicing" a chief of the people who sealed the covenant with Nehemiah Original Language axlp Origin from (06400) Strong's Number 06401

ṣō'n tsone Parts of Speech Noun Feminine ṣō'n Definition small cattle, sheep, sheep and goats, flock, flocks small cattle (usually of sheep and goats) of multitude (simile) of multitude (metaphor) Original Language !ac Origin from an unused