The KJV translates Strong's H505 in the following manner: thousand (500x), eleven hundred (with H3967) (3x), variant (1x), twelve hundred (with H3967) (1x).

The Hebrew verb "alaph" primarily conveys the idea of learning or teaching. It can also imply becoming accustomed to something or being familiar with it.

Usage: The Hebrew word "eleph" primarily denotes the number "thousand." It is used in the Old Testament to quantify large numbers, whether referring to people, ...

8 нояб. 2019 г. · The aleph-tav is from Strong's H226 oth, a concrete noun meaning, “mark, sign;” from Strong's H225 אות uwth, a primitive root meaning, “to consent.”

אלף 'âleph (Strong's #502) which is a primary verbal root meaning to 'associate with', 'be familiar with', 'be accustomed to' and as such was used of ...

The name aleph is derived from the West Semitic word for "ox" (as in the Biblical Hebrew word Eleph (אֶלֶף) 'ox'), and the shape of the letter derives ...

18 янв. 2020 г. · Tsavah (צָוָה) (Strong's H6680) is a primitive root and is generally construed as meaning to constitute, enjoin, to appoint, for bid, to charge, ...

( אשא ) Definition: The firm pressing down on something. ( יאש ) Definition: A strong pressing down on someone bringing despair or hopelessness. ( איש ) ...

את Aleph is the first letter of the Hebrew Aleph-Bet. Tav is the last letter. They are used in Scripture to identify The First and The Last, YAHWEH.

The large males of a flock of sheep or heard of deer. By extension, anything of strength including a chief, pillar (as the strong support of a building), or oak ...