חפר
châphar
khaw-far'
A primitive root; properly to pry into; by implication to delve, to explore
KJV Usage: dig, paw, search out, seek.
KJV Usage: dig, paw, search out, seek.
Genesis 21:30 | to me, that I have dug |
Genesis 26:15 | had dug |
Genesis 26:18 | dug |
Genesis 26:18 | which they had dug |
Genesis 26:19 | dug |
Genesis 26:21 | And they dug |
Genesis 26:22 | from there, and dug |
Genesis 26:32 | which they had dug, |
Exodus 7:24 | dug |
Numbers 21:18 | searched out |
Deuteronomy 1:22 | us, and they shall search us out |
Deuteronomy 23:13 | thou shalt dig |
Joshua 2:2 | to search out |
Joshua 2:3 | to search out |
Job 3:21 | but it cometh not; and dig |
Job 11:18 | yea, thou shalt dig |
Job 39:21 | He paweth |
Job 39:29 | From there she seeketh |
Psalms 7:15 | and dug |
Psalms 35:7 | they have dug |
Ecclesiastes 10:8 | He that diggeth |
Jeremiah 13:7 | and dug, |
3 | dug |
2 | to search out |
1 | to me, that I have dug |
1 | which they had dug |
1 | And they dug |
1 | from there, and dug |
1 | which they had dug, |
1 | searched out |
1 | thou shalt dig |
1 | but it cometh not; and dig |
1 | yea, thou shalt dig |
1 | He paweth |
1 | From there she seeketh |
1 | He that diggeth |
1 | and dug |
1 | they have dug |
1 | and dug, |
1 | us, and they shall search us out |
1 | had dug |
chaphar G2212 zeteo
chaphar G3736 orusso
KJV Usage: Gath-kephr, Gittah-kephr.H1662 גּתּה־חפר גּת־החפר gath - hachêpher gittâh - chêpher
gath - hachêpher gittâh - chêpher
gath-hah-khay'-fer, ghit-taw-khay'-fer
From H1660 and H2658 with the article inserted; wine press of (the) well; Gath Chepher, a place in Palestine
KJV Usage: be ashamed, be confounded, be brought to confusion (unto shame), come (be put to) shame, bring reproach.H2659 חפר châphêr
châphêr
khaw-fare'
A primitive root (perhaps rather the same as H2658 through the idea of detection): to blush; figuratively to be ashamed, disappointed; causatively to shame, reproach
KJV Usage: + mole.H2661 חפרפּרה חפר chăphôr chapharpêrâh
chăphôr chapharpêrâh
khaf-ore', khaf-ar-pay-raw'
From H2658; a hole; only in connection with H6512, which ought rather to be joined as one word (shown as second form; by reduplication from H2658; a burrower, that is, probably a rat)