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Strong's #93 - אֱגוֹז
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1053) zc (גז GZ) AC: Shear CO: Fleece AB: ?: The pictograph c is a picture of the foot and has a meaning of lifting. The z is an agricultural implement for harvesting or cutting. The sheering and removal of the wool fleece from the sheep for clothing as well as the cutting of other materials with one stroke.
A) zc (גז GZ) AC: Shear CO: Fleece AB: ?
Nm ) zc (גז GZ) - Fleece: The shearing of sheep for its fleece. Also the grasses that are sheared off with a sickle in harvest. KJV (4): fleece, mowings, mown grass - Strongs: H1488 (גֵּז)
Nf4) tizc (גזית GZYT) - Hewn Stone: Stones that are sheered with one blow to form flat sides. KJV (11): hewn, wrought - Strongs: H1496 (גָּזִית)
B) zzc (גזז GZZ) AC: Shear CO: ? AB: ?
V) zzc (גזז GZZ) - Sh (vf: Paal, Niphal, Participle) |kjv: shear, sheepshearer, shearers, cut off, poll, shave, cut down - Strongs: H1494 (גָּזַז)
C) zca (אגז AGZ) AC: ? CO: Nut AB: ?: The sheering of a nut tree.
cm) zfca (אגוז AGWZ) - Nut: KJV (1): nuts - Strongs: H93 (אֱגוֹז)
E) azc (גזא GZA) AC: ? CO: Stump AB: ?: A sheared off tree.
Nm) azc (גזא GZA) - Stump: KJV (3): stock, stem - Strongs: H1503 (גֶּזַע)
H) ezc (גזה GZH) AC: Shear CO: ? AB: ?
V) ezc (גזה GZH) - Sh (vf: Paal, Participle) |kjv: take - Strongs: H1491 (גָּזָה)
J) zfc (גוז GWZ) AC: Sweep CO: ? AB: ?: The back and forth sweeping action of a sickle cutting grasses.
V) zfc (גוז GWZ) - Sweep: The sweeping away of something. KJV (2): (vf: Paal) cut off, brought - Strongs: H1468 (גּוּז)
M) zic (גיז GYZ) AC: Shear CO: Fleece AB: ?
Nf1 ) ezic (גיזה GYZH) - Fleece: KJV (7): fleece - Strongs: H1492 (גִּזָּה)
Adopted Roots:
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
אגל (Hoffm Hiob. 86 compare Arabic restrict, Ethiopic
a certain one (name withheld), etc.)
אֱגוֹז m., a nut, Song of Solomon 6:11 Arab. and Syr. جَوْزُ, ܓܰܘܙܳܐ, Pers. كوز. This Hebrew word appears to be taken from the Persic by prefixing א prosthetic; compare א.