H6893 קאת - Strong's Hebrew Lexicon Number

קאת
qâ'ath
kaw-ath'
From H6958; probably the pelican (from vomiting)

KJV Usage: cormorant.

Brown-Driver-Briggs' Hebrew Definitions

BDB7275

קאת

1. a ceremonially unclean bird
a. perhaps pelican or cormorant
b. perhaps an extinct bird, exact meaning unknown
Origin: from H6958
TWOT: 1976
Parts of Speech: Noun Feminine

TBESH:

קָאַת: qa.at; H:N-F; pelican; 1) a ceremonially unclean bird
1a) perhaps pelican or cormorant
1b) perhaps an extinct bird, exact meaning unknown

View how H6893 קאת is used in the Bible

5 occurrences of H6893 קאת

Leviticus 11:18	and the pelican,
Deuteronomy 14:17	And the pelican,
Psalms 102:6	a pelican
Isaiah 34:11	But the cormorant
Zephaniah 2:14	both the cormorant

Distinct usage

2	and the pelican,
1	a pelican
1	both the cormorant
1	But the cormorant

Corresponding Greek Words

qaat G3732 orneon

Related words

H6893

H6958 קיה קוא qô' qâyâh

קיה קוא
qô' qâyâh
ko, kaw-yaw'
A primitive root; to vomit

KJV Usage: spue (out), vomit (out, up, up again).

H470 אליקא 'ĕlı̂yqâ'

אליקא
'ĕlı̂yqâ'
el-ee-kaw'
From H410 and H6958; God of rejection; Elika, an Israelite

KJV Usage: Elika.

H6892 קיא קא qê' qı̂y'

קיא קא
qê' qı̂y'
kay, kee
From H6958; vomit

KJV Usage: vomit.