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H1356 גֵּב (gêb) gabe
Hebrew
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Strong's Definition

from 1461; a log (as cut out); also well or cistern (as dug)

KJV Usage: beam, ditch, pit

STEPBible — Tyndale Abridged Hebrew Lexicon

גֵּב (gev) — cistern. pit, trench, ditch,

גֵּב (gev) — beam. beam, rafter

UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew

noun m · גֶּבֶא · גֵּבִים

Waterbodies

pool, puddle = a depression at the bottom of a waterbody, ► where water can still be found even when most of the water has dried up

2KI 3:16 · 2KI 3:16 · JER 14:3

noun m · גֹּוב · גֹּבַי

Swarming Creatures | ≈ חָסִיל

locust, grasshopper = six-legged, winged insect that is characterized by the fact that its third pair of legs is elongated and adapted to hopping; insects of this type move in swarms at certain periods and migrate to new areas, which they colonize; at other times they live either solitary or in small groups; ◄ Acrididae family; ► normally eaten cooked by toasting, grilling, frying, or broiling, though in some places they are also eaten raw; clean animal, that may be eaten; ≈ associated with destruction

ISA 33:4

noun m

Constructions

beam = a long sturdy piece of squared timber or metal used horizontally in a building to support a load above

1KI 6:9

Matthew P. Anstey; Enio R. Mueller

UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew © United Bible Societies, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.

Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew Lexicon

[גֵּב] n.[m.] pit, ditch, trench base

[גֵּב] n.[m.] beam, rafter? 1 K 6:9 ref

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