The Ancient Hebrew Lexicon of the BibleWord Format
V, N or a An upper case "V" represents a verb. An upper case "N" represents
a base noun. Lower case letters "a" thru "t" represent a noun
derivative. The letter "a" represents the most frequent noun
derivative while the letter "t" represents the least frequent noun
derivative.
a- xxxQ^1 f- Mxxx k- xxxQ^6 p- 1 xxx
b- xMxx g- xxJx^4 l- XXxxx^7 q- Jxxx^9
c- xJxx^2 h- xxxQ^5 m- 2 xxx r- Jxxx^10
d- xJxx^3 i- xxxX n- xxxE s- 2Jxxx
e- xxMx j- 2Jxxx o- xxJx^8 t- xxxM
1- This prefix is pronounced mah.
2- This infix is pronounced o.
3- This infix is pronounced u.
4- This infix is pronounced o.
5- This prefix is pronounced miy.
6- This prefix is pronounced meh.
7- This deriviative is formed by
doubling the last or last two letters of
the root.
8- This infix is pronounced u.
9- This suffix is pronounced o.
10- This suffix is pronounced u.m,form/f The superscript "m" identifies the noun as masculine. The
superscript "f" identifies the noun as feminine. A superscript "m/f"
indicates the noun can be either masculine or feminine.(^1) , (^2) , (^3) or (^4) This superscript number following a superscript "f" identifies the
feminine noun is written with one of the four feminine suffixes.
f1- Ixxx f2- Xxxx f3- XJxxx f4- XMxxx
)EMVF The word written in the ancient pictographic script.
()EMVFB-RY-AH) The same word written in modern Hebrew script and transliterated
into Roman characters with hyphens to divide the syllables.
— Fill: A one or two word definition of the word. When necessary this
definition is followed by a more specific definition.
I. II. III. IV. Occasionally one Hebrew word may have more than one meaning.
In this case each definition is preceded by a Roman Numeral.
[ms: 1E] Where the Masoretic text of the Bible has removed one of the
consonant vowels and replaced it with one of the nikkud (vowel
pointings), the Masoretic spelling of the word is written here.
[df: 4G] Defective spellings of this Hebrew word are written here.