First 30 of 276 occurrences of H639 אף
Distinct usage
30 | anger |
12 | And the anger |
9 | anger. |
9 | to anger, |
7 | the anger |
7 | anger, |
6 | his anger |
6 | in my anger, |
6 | my anger |
5 | For all this his anger |
4 | And his anger |
3 | to anger |
3 | in his anger, |
3 | And my anger |
3 | of his anger. |
3 | anger: |
3 | of his anger, |
3 | of his anger |
2 | of thy nostrils |
2 | before |
2 | out of his nostrils, |
2 | in thy nose, |
2 | Therefore the anger |
2 | and anger |
2 | thy nose |
2 | in anger, |
2 | of thy anger. |
2 | was his anger |
2 | in my anger |
2 | them in my anger, |
2 | himself with his nose |
2 | on his nose |
2 | with his nose |
2 | with his nose |
2 | of my anger, |
1 | and let not thy anger |
1 | Let not the anger |
1 | it; and his anger |
1 | anger? |
1 | Then my anger |
1 | yourselves to them; then shall the anger |
1 | worthy |
1 | therefore their anger |
1 | them in his anger. |
1 | his anger, |
1 | in his anger: |
1 | is in my nostrils; |
1 | in his anger; |
1 | in thy anger, |
1 | in anger: |
1 | why doth thy anger |
1 | once thou art angry? |
1 | of thy anger? |
1 | not: noses |
1 | snout, |
1 | angry |
1 | forbearing |
1 | of thy breath |
1 | is in his nostrils: |
1 | and nose |
Corresponding Greek Words
aph G1557 ek dikesis
aph G2189 echthra
aph G2372 thumos
aph G3456 mukterizo
aph G3568 nun
aph G3709 orge
aph G3710 orgizo
aph G3711 orgilos
aph G4383 prosopon
aph G5101 tis
aph ki G4133 plen
Related words
H639
H600 אנף 'ănaph
אנף
'ănaph
an-af'
(Chaldee); corresponding to H639 (only in the plural as a singular); the faceKJV Usage: face, visage.
H649 אפּים 'appayim
אפּים
'appayim
ap-pah'-yim
Dual of H639; two nostrils; Appajim, an IsraeliteKJV Usage: Appaim.
H2739 חרוּמף chărûmaph
חרוּמף
chărûmaph
khar-oo-maf'
From passive participle of H2763 and H639; snubnosed; Charumaph, an IsraeliteKJV Usage: Harumaph.
H599 אנף 'ânaph
אנף
'ânaph
aw-naf'
A primitive root; to breathe hard, that is, be enragedKJV Usage: be angry (displeased).
H601 אנפה 'ănâphâh
אנפה
'ănâphâh
an-aw-faw'
From H599; an unclean bird, perhaps the parrot (from its irascibility)KJV Usage: heron.