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Use the Mouth to bite to gnaw to gnash or grind the teeth to eat to gnash or grind the teeth gleam, smile Enter the Mouth to eat to graze to eat to be feed fatten to give provender to taste to give a feast to swallow down to swallow down to lick to use as food to support, sustain, stay Breath to gasp, pant to breath deep and strong to breathe, blow to blow to blow to breathe, blow Drink to drink to guzzle to drink one s fill to be drunk to suck, nurse to give suck to lick, lap to lick to sip (State of Being Verbs Associated To Eating) to be satisfied, be sated to hungry to hunger, be hungry to be sated, gorged with food to fast, abstain from food to thirsty

Utter Sound to cry, roar to utter, speak, muse to murmur, roar, discomfit to shout at to make a noise to talk, wildly to mock, deride to talk indistinctly, unintelligible to go about from one to another (spread gossip) to groan to vow to laugh to scream, shriek to laugh to give a ringing cry to murmur, whisper to call, read, proclaim to make a sound of thunder to swear to sing to sing to hiss to sound the timbrel beat to give a blow, blast, clap to play the pipe to touch strings, play a stringed instrument to slap, clap to wail to weep, wail, cry to wail to weep to moan, growl, to cry, cry out to lament, wail to growl, groan to bray, cry to wail, lament to neigh, cry shrilly to cry aloud to cry, cry out, call to rattle to be in tumult or commotion to make a barking sound to bear tidings to make a sound of a timbrel Speak Ill Toward to utter a curse against to swear, curse to curse to curse Speak Kindly Toward to bless Respond to ask, inquire to answer to speak rashly, thoughtless to utter, say mock (hitp only)

Silences be silent curb, hold in Transmit Information to propound a riddle to advise, counsel to speak a proverb or in parables recount, relate information curb, hold in Body Language gleam, smile (hif only) to wink Exit the Mouth to vomit up to vomit to spit to vomit, spew out Cook to cook, boil, seethe to bake to roast to roast, parch to bake a cake (demon) Mix to mix, compound oil to mix, produce by mixing to knead dough to mingle, mix, confuse to thicken, condense, congeal

Season to spice, make spicy, embalm to salt to become or be sweet, pleasant Burn to burn to burn, consume to burn quickly to go out, extinguished to be or become warm to be hot, scorched, burn to kindle, burn to be kindled, burn to be quenched, extinguished to blaze up, flame to melt to melt, dissolve to be kindled, kindle to cause to go up in smoke scorched, blight Gather Water to raise pendulously to collect to draw out to fill to draw in water Movement of Liquid to pour out to trickle out to spill out to spurt out to rinse, cleanse away by rinsing, washing to drop, drip to flow, gush to pour forth in flood, flood away to dip, immerse to pour, cast, flow to flow, spring, bubble up to flow, stream to flow, trickle, drop, distil to drop, drip to pour out to pour forth to pour in anointing, anoint to drip, dip to flow, over flow to flow, over flow to pour out, melt to flow like slim to trickle, drip, to drain out, drain to drain out Wash to overflow, rinse or wash off (vessels) to wash (clothing) to wash (body)

immerse Dwell to sit, dwell to reside, sojourn to settle down, dwell to dwell to (demon) dwell, abide to dwell to decline, bend down, encamp Possess Property to take captive to collect, gather property to spoil, plunder to lay up, store up to lay hold of, wield to catch, seize to capture, seize, take to spoil, plunder to take possession of, inherit, dispossess Capture to capture, seize, take to seize Place to place to put, give to put, set to set to give to plant to set, appoint Mental Processing to think Niphal (though, esteemed, be accounted), Hitpaal (ponder) to consider, purpose, devise decide Niphal (be strictly determined) to know Niphal (be known) Piel (cause to know) Pual (be known) Hifil (make known, declare known) Hofal (made known) Hitpaal (make oneself known) to comprehend, contain to compute to counsel, plan to forget Niphal (be

forgotten) Piel (cause to forget) Pual (be caused to forget) Hifil (make forgotten) Hofal (made forgotten) Hitpaal (make oneself forget) to remember Niphal (be remembered) Hifil (make remembered) Hofal (made remember) to forget to discern to perceive to device, invent to examine, try to trust to choose to calculate, reckon to heed to count, number, reckon count Learn to learn to equip to train up, dedicate to sharpen to exercise in, learn to to handle, equip with State of Mind to be astounded, dumb founded to be willing, consent to be wise to be or become stupid to be simple very doubtful, hesitant Emotion Pleasant State of Being to love to love to be attached to, love to pity, look upon with compassion to feel, enjoy to desire, take pleasure in to be pleased with to show favor, be gracious to pleasing, good to be pleasant, delightful, lovely to be sweet, pleasing to love Emotion Distressed State of Being to be afraid, fear to be hostile to to abhor, loathe to rage, be turbulent to dread, be in dread, in awe to be abased, ashamed to shattered, dismayed to despair to toil, grow or become weary to

become faint, languish to languish, wither, fade to be anxious, concerned, fear to be afraid, fear to fear, revere to be weary, impatient to languish, faint to be grieved to feel to be bitter be terrified to be bereaved to feel a loathing, abhorrence, sickening dread to feel a loathing to mourn to be ashamed to be foul, loathsome to be loathsome to be or become low, be abased be weary, impatient make foolish, turn into foolishness Distressed Actions to quiver to tremble to cause to tremble, tremble to be weary, faint to faint (with longing) to bristle with horror Emotion Anger State of Being to hate to abhor, loathe to rage, be turbulent to be loathsome to reject to be out of humor, vexed, be enraged to burn, be kindled, of anger to reproach to be wroth Emotion Desire State of Being to lust, have inordinate affection to long, desire to delight in to long after to long for Initial Acting to do something early, bear early

Show Hostility to show hostility to, treat as an enemy to be wicked, act wicked to do or deal falsely to act or deal treacherously to act corruptly to treat violently, wrong to be ruthless to suppress, oppress, maltreat to squeeze, press, fig, oppress to press, squeeze to act unfaithfully, treacherously to rebel to be contentious, refractory, rebellious to press, drive, oppress, exact to be crafty, deceitful, knavish to be stubborn, rebellious to stir up, disturb, trouble to oppress, wrong, extort to be sharp, keen to act corruptly to treat with despite to be hostile to to scorn to avenge, take vengeance to contemn, spurn to reject, spurn to warn, admonish to show hostility toward, vex to contend, strive to (be even, smooth) agree with, be like to stir up strife, quarrel to pursue, chase, persecute to despise to be a stranger to smoke, be wroth to make a rival-wife to act proudly, rebelliously to bruise, wound by bruising to revile, blaspheme (State of Being Verbs Associated To Hostility) to bear a grudge to act or deal treacherously to falsely lift up hope (hif only) Move to come, enter to draw near to come near, approach to come to go or come out to meet, encounter, reach to meet, encounter to encounter, meet, befall to draw, drag Move Quickly

to pursue, chase to go through, flee to escape to go through, flee to pursue, chase, be continuous to retreat, flee, depart, stray to flee, escape to run to escape to wink, flash, hotly pursue to run run about, rush (hitp to rush all about here and there) Travel to go or rove about to travel, journey to seek out, spy out, explore about, travel about in to pull out or up, set out, journey to wander, restlessly, roam Leg Movement to trample to stamp to tread underfoot to creep, move lightly to walk, go to skip about to crush, trample upon to go or rove about to travel, journey to run, run about, rush to be in trepidation, hurry, or alam to swarm, teem to wander about, err, stagger to go (mostly poetically) to wander, journey, go to go straight, go on, advance to rush, dash, or horse to spring, leap, dance to whirl, dance, writhe to leap to make a pilgrimage, keep a pilgram feast to haste, make haste to pass over, away to pass on or away, pass through to rush, dart to wander astray to trip, take little steps to stumble, stagger, totter to totter, shake, slip to slip, slide, totter,shake to move to and fro, wonder to fly swiftly, dart through to move gently, glide, glide over to move to and fro, wave, besprinkle to move noisily to move away, backslide to cross over, through, by, pass on to pass on, advance to press, crush, by treading, treading down to follow at the heel to move, proceed, advance to spring about to pass or spring over to limp to step, march to limp to step, march to wander, travel to

skip about to run to go about on foot, foot it to bow down to transplant to tread, thresh to tread down, cast to trample to come near, approach Arm Movement to enclose with the hand, grasp to fold the hands Physical Motion to quake, shake, to tremble, quake to keep moving, stir to act stormily, boisterously to be agitated, quiver, quake, be excited, perturbed to reel, totter to rush, of a storm wind to storm, rage to shake, shake out or off to tremble, quake to shake, quake to shake to quake to quiver, wave, waver, tremble, totter to make turbid to spin bristle up to wink Be Weak to be tender, weak to be weak, languish to be weak, sick to be ill, unwell to be or grow white, pale to be sick, diseased to be weak, sick to weak, prostrate to be in pain to be sick to be sick to be feeble faint to be faint to hurt, pain, grieve to heal to be struck with leprosy to bruise, wound by bruising Be Strong

to be healthy, strong to be strong to be strong, mighty Physical Change to swell Physical Touch to kiss to embrace, hug to feel, grope to touch to grasp to hold firmly to grow numb to play a sting instrument enclose with hand, grasp to slap, clap Pinch to nip, pinch Act Sexually Physical Incur Danger to violate, ravish to lie down to know intimately to be bowed down, afflict sexually to commit sexual immoral act, be a harlot to commit adultery to kiss to embrace, hug to act with intent to provoke to laughter, physically act playful with to incur danger, be in danger

Employee, Hire to employee, hire Weave to weave to interweave to weave together Sew Divide to sew together to divide, cut through to scratch, make slight cut into to cut off, break off, gain by violence to cut off, make inaccessible, enclose to cut in two to penetrate, cut to cut to sheer to cut, divide to divide to trim, prune to divide, share to divide in half to divide to cut, sharpen to sharpen the blade of to tend a vineyard, dress vines to cut off, cut down to divide to break in two, divide in half to split, divide cut, cut off, cut down to divide, separate, make distinct cleave, break open or through Tear to tear, rend garment to pull or tear away to tear or break down to pull down, break down to pull draw, tear away Cutting Objects

to carve to cut or gather wood to cut off, shear to cut off to cut off to cut in, engrave, plough to grave, engrave to cut in, carve (Pual, Hitpael) to cut in, inscribe, decree (Paal (to cut in) to cut, sharpen cut in two Break to break to shatter to break to break off to break up, crumble to break, snap Tear to tear, rend, pluck Break Through to cause to break or burst forth to break through to cleave, break open or through cleave, break open or through Portion determine, portion Fortify to fortify (piel only)

Exhibit Use to be of use, of service, benefit Help to help to lend aid, come to help Defile soil, defile Do Wrong to be guilty to miss, go wrong, sin to rebel, transgress to be senseless, foolish to be foolish, or a fool to go astray, error to commit an error Good Behavior to be just, righteous to be prudent to be good, well, pleasing to be smooth,

straight, right to forgive, pardon Cease Activity to cease, desist, rest to cease, cause to cease, cut off, destroy to cease to rest Pervert twist, pervert, overturn Honor bestow upon, endow with Destroy destroy, loose cut off make in accessible Difficult State of Being to be hard, severe, fierce Positive State of Being to bless oneself (hitp only)

Distance to be far, distant to come near, approach Quiet to be quiet, at ease (state of being) to quiet, undisturbed to be quiet Fat to grow fat to be fat, grow fat to be thick, fat, gross to be, or grow wide, large Skinny to be or grow lean Grow grow up, become great do something early, bear early (hif) bring to ripeness (hif only) Trap to lay bait or lure to lie in wait to hunt to lie in wait Leave

to leave, forsake, permit to leave, forsake, loose Take to take to seize, snatch away to (demon) get, or take as a possession to grasp Close to close, shut to shut, shut up to shut up, restrain, withhold to withhold, hold back to top up, shut up, keep close to shut to shut the eyes to curb, hold in Open to open wide to pat, open to split open to open the eyes or ears to part, open wide to open Visibility to gaze to look at, see to see, behold to look out or about spy to gaze to examine, try to behold regard to catch sight of, look on Loss of Visibility to be smeared over, blinded (hif make smeared, hitp make oneself blind)

Search to inspect to resort to, seek into to search to search to seek out, spy out, explore to inquire to seek out Investigate to ask, inquire to inquire to seek out Write to write to inscribe, note, write down, record Po el (to enact), Piel (decree), Pual (decreed), Hifil (inscribe), Hophal (inscribed) Erase to wipe, wipe out Fly to fly to fly Turn to turn aside to turn to to turn away to turn back, return to turn away to turn aside, depart to turn aside Swim

to swim Explain to make distinct, declare to interpret Wait to remain behind, delay, tarry to wait, await to wait for Light to be light, become light to shine to be or grow dark to shine to shine, beam to flash of lightning Dark to be dark to darken, dim to become evening, grow dark to be or grow dark to be dark Associate to associate with to be acquainted with Strike

to strike to smite through, wound severely, shatter (poetically) to strike, smite to impel, incite to shatter to strike off to strike off (hif only) Attack to invade, attack to attack, smite down to tear away, seize, rob to steal to equip for war to fight, make war to wage war, serve to rob to strip off, make a dash, raid to spoil, plunder to plunder Take Violently to tear away, seize, rob to steal to rob to strip off, make a dash, raid to spoil, plunder to plunder Squeeze to squeeze out Draw Out to draw out, extract to draw out, off Rule to domineer, be master of to become king, to reign, rule to rule, have dominion, govern to have dominion, rule, dominate to own, be owner of, marry, rule over to act as prince, rule (hitp make oneself rule, hit make rule)

Fix to mend, repair to fit together, fit out to establish, found, fix Ride to mount and ride Hire to hire to hire to hire Rejoice to rejoice to rejoice to rejoice to rejoice Sweep to sweep or whirl away to sweep together Scrape to scrape out to scrape, rub Bind

to bind, attach to bind to bind, league together, conspire to confine, bind, besiege to cleave to tie, bind, imprison to bind, bind on, bind up to hold in, restrain to curb, hold in to restrain, retain to wrap, or wind up together to bind around upon wind about, wrap up Set Physical Limits make a border, bound or set limit movement bind movement, place restraints upon Tie Together to bind hand and foot to bind, tie up, be restricted Encircle surround, encircle to bind, tie up, be restricted Wink to wink, flash to incline, attend, of ears Listen attend, of ears Work

to serve subjectively under or for someone, work to labour, toil to be occupied, busied with to do, make to act, do Gain Wealth to go about from one to another (for trade) to get by trade, trade to sell to lend on interest, or usury to lend, become a creditor to buy, acquire to (demon) pay, give interest to bind, pledge to give a pledge or take one to take a pledge, give in pledge, exchange to advance, prosper to plunder (be plundered) Asleep to sleep to lodge, pass the night to be drowsy, slumber Awake to awake to rouse oneself, awake Harvest to till, be husbandman to reap, harvest to pluck off to gather to gather to pluck, gather to gather up, pick to plant to break up, freshly till to bear fruit, be fruitful to bud, sprout, shoot to sprout, spring up to dry up, shrivel to be or grow, insignificant to shrivel to take a tenth of to sprout, shoot, grow green to deal fully or adequately with, deal out, wean, ripen gather figs gather, collect Dry

to till, be husbandman to be dry, dried up to be dry, dried up, withered to be dry, parched to dry up, harden Ferment to be sour, leaven to ferment, boil or foam up Pierce to pierce, pierce through to bore, pierce to pierce to bore, pierce Silent to be or grow dumb, silent to be silent, dumb, speechless to be silent, inactive, still Drive to drive, hasten to drive, drive asunder to drive, conduct Dig to dig to dig, search, excavate to bore, dig, or hew to dig to bore, pick, dig to bore, dig to bury Hew

to hew, hew down or off to hew out, hew, cleave to hollow out to hew into shape, hew Pile Up to heap up, pile Move Upward to ascend to rise up to arise, stand up, stand to be high, exalted, rise ascend High to be high, exalted to grow up, become great to be exalted Swell to cause to swell to swell to swell, honor, adorn to swell, swollen Raise to raise up to rise, come forth Lift to lift, bear to lift carry, bear to bear a heavy load to lift up, cast off to load, carry a load raise up

Honor to honor to exalt, honor Move Downward to sink, submerged to sink, relax to sink down to sink, sink down to sink, sink down to sink or drop down, languish wither and fall, fade to bow down to bow, be bowed down to kneel to bend, crouch to bend down to bend, bend down, be bent bowed to bow down to stretch out, spread out, extend, incline, bend to prostrate oneself Descend to come or go down, descend to go down descend to descend to bend down, stoop, crouch to stoop, bend, incline to let drop to shower hail Pound to beat, crush by beating to pound, pound fine to hammer, sharpen, sharpen the blade of to beat off, beat out to pound, beat to beat, knock to rub away, beat fine, pulverize Hang to hang to hang to hang, be low, languish

Fall to fall to fall, lie Lie Down to lie, stretch out, lie down to stretch oneself out, lie down, lie stretch out Crush to crush to beat, stamp, beat out to crush, pulverize, thresh be fine to smite, hammer, strike down to grind Smell to have a bad smell, stink Force to press, be pressed, make haste to press, urge to urge Judge to judge, govern to judge to cut in, inscribe, decree Measure to weigh to regulate, measure, estimate to be long, to measure to count to be deep

Guard to keep, watch, preserve to keep watch, be wakeful over, wake, be wakeful to keep to watch, guard, preserve Send to send to drive out, cast out Kill to slay to tear, rend, pluck to die to slaughter for sacrifice to slaughter to slaughter, butcher, slay to nip, nip off to break the neck of an animal to kill, slay to murder, slay to be decayed to put an end to, exterminate to bury to stone, put to death by stoning Decay Die to be decayed to die to be decayed to put an end to, exterminate to bury to fall, lie Decay to be decayed

Live to live Conceive to conceive, become pregnant to bear, give birth to bear fruit, be fruitful to bear fruit born first (hif only) Listen to hear, listen Redeem to redeem, act as kinsman to ransom Gather to gather to gather to pluck, gather to gather together as a brood to gather, collect to gather up, pick to attend to, visit, muster to gather, collect Arrange

to arrange or set in order to arrange, put in order Free to let loose to separate, remove, set free Gird, Clothe to gird, encompass, equip to get dressed to gird on ephod to gird, gird on, gird oneself to wrap closely, tightly, enwarp, envelope to deck oneself with jewelry to wrap oneself, enwarp, envelop oneself to envelope oneself strip off, undress to grasp, take hold of, take possession to twist, turn, grasp with a twisting motion to to strip oneself to cover completely (clothe entire body) Isolate to be separate, isolated to be dislocated, alienated to be estranged, alienated Empty to empty Fill to be full, fill Border

to bound, border to wall up of build a wall to fence about to hedge, or fence about, shut in Loose to be lost Find to attain to, find Strong to be stout, strong, bold, alert to grow firm, strong, strengthen to be strong, mighty Old to become old and worn out to be or become old Build to build Form to shape, create to form, fashion

Join to be bound, joined to join, be joined to join, attach to to bind, join Tear Down to throw down, break or tear down to up root Complete to be complete, whole to be complete, finished to cease, fail, come to an end to end, come to an end, complete to come to an end, cease Stop cease Purify to purify, select to be clear, clean, pure to be bright clear, pure to clean, be empty to refine, purify to be clean, purified of spiritual impurity to scour, polish to be set apart to rub away, beat fine, pulverize Profane

to be polluted, profane Value to be unclean, filled with spiritual impurity to exalt, honour to be light worthless, make light of to make light of, toss aside to be of little value, lavish Circumcise to be circumcised to circumcise to count as foreskin, as uncircumcised Subjugate to subdue, bring into bondage to subdue to work Weak to be or grow dim, faint be exhausted, faint Small to be small or become small in number, diminished to small, insignificant to be stunted Stand to stand

Bury to bury Growth to be stunted to grow up, become great to be short Be Smooth to make bald, or a baldness to be smooth, slippery to smooth, make bald to be smooth, or shiny Need to be in want, be poor to lack, need, be lacking, decrease to be low, depressed, grow poor Wealth to be or become rich to advance, prosper to plunder (be plundered) Thrust to thrust to push, thrust to thrust, crowd, oppress Thrust Forward to sling, hurl forth to shoot to shoot to scatter, fan, winnow to

scatter to scatter seed, sow to toss or throw to throw, cast to cast, throw, toss to be shattered, dispersed to scatter to hurl, shoot to shoot, pour to throw, shoot to cast lot to stone, cast stones at to scatter Drag to drag, drag away to drag Cover to spread or lay something over to hide, treasure up to smear, anoint to be smear or cover with a greasy or sticky substance to cover to cover to overshadow, screen, cover to cover or smear with asphalt to smear or plaster (over) to cover cover hide, conceal to smear over (hif make smeared) Hide to hide, conceal Reveal to uncover, remove Beauty

to be beautiful, comely to be fair, beautiful Surround to surround, encompass to turn about, go around, surround to cover, surround, defend to surround, enclose to enclose, surround, cover to go around to go around, to surround Time Pual (to be fixed, appointed, of time) Heavy to be heavy