H4026–H4050

1. 1) tower
2. 1a) tower
3. 1b) elevated stage, pulpit
4. 1c) raised bed

also (in plural) feminine ; from גָּדַל(gâdal);

a tower (from its size or height); by analogy, a rostrum; figuratively, a (pyramidal) bed of flowers

KJV usage: castle, flower, tower. Compare the names following.

Related Greek (Septuagint) words:

1. Migdal-el = "tower of God"
2. 1) one of the fortified towns in Naphtali

from מִגְדָּל(migdâl) and אֵל(ʼêl); tower of God;

Migdal-El, a place in Palestine

KJV usage: Migdal-el.

1. Migdal-gad = "tower of God"
2. 1) one of the fortified cities of Judah

from מִגְדָּל(migdâl) and גַּד(Gad); tower of Fortune;

Migdal-Gad, a place in Palestine

KJV usage: Migdal-gad.

1. Migdal-eder = "tower of the flock"
2. 1) a shepherd's watchtower near Bethlehem

from מִגְדָּל(migdâl) and עֵדֶר(ʻêder); tower of a flock;

Migdal-Eder, a place in Palestine

KJV usage: Migdal-eder, tower of the flock.

1. 1) choice thing, excellent thing

from the same as מֶגֶד(meged);

preciousness, i.e. a gem

KJV usage: precious thing, present.

Related Greek (Septuagint) words:

1. Magog = "land of Gog"
2. n pr m
3. 1) the 2nd son of Japheth, grandson of Noah, and progenitor of several tribes northward from Israel
4. n pr loc
5. 2) the mountainous region between Cappadocia and Media and habitation of the descendants of Magog, son of Japheth and grandson of Noah

from גּוֹג(Gôwg);

Magog, a son of Japheth; also a barbarous northern region

KJV usage: Magog.

Related Greek (Septuagint) words:

1. 1) fear, terror

or (Lamentations 2:22) ; from גּוּר(gûwr) in the sense of fearing;

a fright (objective or subjective)

KJV usage: fear, terror. Compare .

Related Greek (Septuagint) words:

1. 1) sojourning place, dwelling-place, sojourning
2. 1a) dwelling-place
3. 1b) sojourning, lifetime

or ; from גּוּר(gûwr) in the sense of lodging;

a temporary abode; by extension, a permanent residence

KJV usage: dwelling, pilgrimage, where sojourn, be a stranger. Compare .

1. 1) fear, terror

feminine of מָגוֹר(mâgôwr);

affright

KJV usage: fear.

1. 1) fear, terror
2. 2) storehouse, granary

feminine of מָגוֹר(mâgôwr) or of מָגוּר(mâgûwr);

a fright; also a granary

KJV usage: barn, fear.

Related Greek (Septuagint) words:

1. Magor-missabib = "terror on every side"
2. 1) the name given Pashur the priest by Jeremiah when Pashur smote him and put him in the stocks for prophesying against the idolatry of Jerusalem

from מָגוֹר(mâgôwr) and סָבִיב(çâbîyb) with the preposition inserted; affright from around;

Magor-mis-Sabib, a symbolic name of Pashur

KJV usage: Magormissabib.

1. 1) axe, cutting instrument

from גָּזַר(gâzar);

a cutting implement, i.e. a blade

KJV usage: axe.

1. 1) sickle

from an unused root meaning to reap;

a sickle

KJV usage: sickle.

Related Greek (Septuagint) words:

1. 1) roll, book, writing

from גָּלַל(gâlal);

a roll

KJV usage: roll, volume.

Related Greek (Septuagint) words:

1. 1) scroll, roll, book

(Aramaic) corresponding to מְגִלָּה(mᵉgillâh)

{a roll}

KJV usage: roll.

1. 1) meaning uncertain; perhaps hordes, accumulation, assembling, eagerness (of Babylonians)

from the same as גַּם(gam);

properly, accumulation, i.e. impulse or direction

KJV usage: sup up.

1. 1) (Piel) to deliver up, give, deliver

a denominative from מָגֵן(mâgên);

properly, to shield; encompass with; figuratively, to rescue, to hand safely over (i.e. surrender)

KJV usage: deliver.

Related Greek (Septuagint) words:

1. 1) shield, buckler

also (in plural) feminine ; from גָּנַן(gânan);

a shield (i.e. the small one or buckler); figuratively, a protector; also the scaly hide of the crocodile

KJV usage: [idiom] armed, buckler, defence, ruler, [phrase] scale, shield.

Related Greek (Septuagint) words:

1. 1) covering
2. 1a) covering, obstinacy, blindness (of the heart)

from מָגַן(mâgan);

a covering (in a bad sense), i.e. blindness or obduracy

KJV usage: sorrow. See also .

1. 1) rebuke, reproof

from גָּעַר(gâʻar);

reproof (i.e. curse)

KJV usage: rebuke.

1. 1) blow, slaughter, plague, pestilence, strike, smite
2. 1a) blow (fatal stroke)
3. 1b) slaughter (of battle)
4. 1c) plague, pestilence (divine judgment)

from נָגַף(nâgaph);

a pestilence; by analogy, defeat

KJV usage: ([idiom] be) plague(-d), slaughter, stroke.

Related Greek (Septuagint) words:

1. Magpiash = "moth-killer"
2. 1) one of the chiefs of the people who signed the covenant with Nehemiah

apparently from גּוּף(gûwph) or נָגַף(nâgaph) and עָשׁ(ʻâsh); exterminator of (the) moth;

Magpiash, an Israelite

KJV usage: Magpiash.

1. 1) to throw, cast, toss
2. 1a) (Qal) to be thrown
3. 1b) (Piel) to hurl

a primitive root;

to yield up; intensively, to precipitate

KJV usage: cast down, terror.

1. 1) (Pael) to overthrow

(Aramaic) corresponding to מָגַר(mâgar);

to overthrow

KJV usage: destroy.

Related Greek (Septuagint) words:

1. 1) saw (for stone cutting)

from גָּרַר(gârar);

a saw

KJV usage: axe, saw.