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Latest revision as of 12:09, 17 January 2017
Noun, sing., masc.:
- bread (Strong 3899)
- food (Strong 3899)
- war (Strong 3901)
Noun, sing., masc. with a pronoun:
- to father-in-law (Strong 2524)
- for father-in-law (Strong 2524)
- to hot, to warm (Strong 2525, Strong 2527)
- for hot, for warm (Strong 2525, Strong 2527)
Perfect, 3rd person, sing., masc.:
- fought (Strong 3898)
- ate (Strong 3898)
Infinitive:
- fighting (Strong 3898)
- eating (Strong 3898)
Adjective, sing., masc. with 3rd person plur. masc. suffix
- their fresh(ness) (Strong 3892, Strong 3893)
- their moist(ure) (Strong 3892, Strong 3893)
Proper names:
- to Ham ("hot") (Strong 2526)
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