טפח
ṭâphach
taw-fakh'
A primitive root; to flatten out or extend (as a tent); figuratively to nurse a child (as promotive of growth); or perhaps a denominative from H2947, from dandling on the palms
1. to extend, spread, trip, take quick little steps a. (Piel) 1. to spread out 2. to carry on the palms, dandle 3. to rear children
Origin: a primitive root
TWOT: 821
Parts of Speech: Verb TBESH:
טָפַח
ta.phach
H:V
to extend
1) to extend, spread, trip, take quick little steps 1a) (Piel) 1a1) to spread out 1a2) to carry on the palms, dandle 1a3) to rear children
H2947 טפח ṭêphachטפח
ṭêphach
tay'-fakh
From H2946; a spread of the hand, that is, a palmbreadth (not “span” of the fingers); architecturally a corbel (as a supporting palm)
KJV Usage: coping, hand-breadth.
H2948 טפח ṭôphachטפח
ṭôphach
to'-fakh
From H2946 (the same as H2947)
KJV Usage: hand-breadth (broad).
H2949 טפּח ṭippûchטפּח
ṭippûch
tip-pookh'
From H2946; nursing
KJV Usage: span long.
H4304 מטפּחת miṭpachathמטפּחת
miṭpachath
mit-pakh'-ath
From H2946; a wide cloak (for a woman)
טפח
ṭêphach
tay'-fakh
From H2946; a spread of the hand, that is, a palmbreadth (not “span” of the fingers); architecturally a corbel (as a supporting palm)
KJV Usage: coping, hand-breadth.
H2948 טפח ṭôphachטפח
ṭôphach
to'-fakh
From H2946 (the same as H2947)