שׂער שׂעיר
śâ‛ı̂yr śâ‛ir
saw-eer', saw-eer'
From H8175; shaggy; as noun, a he goat; by analogy a faun
KJV Usage: devil, goat, hairy, kid, rough, satyr.
KJV Usage: devil, goat, hairy, kid, rough, satyr.
Genesis 27:11 | is a hairy |
Genesis 27:23 | were hairy, |
Genesis 37:31 | a kid |
Leviticus 4:23 | a kid |
Leviticus 4:24 | of the goat, |
Leviticus 9:3 | ye a kid |
Leviticus 9:15 | the goat, |
Leviticus 10:16 | the goat |
Leviticus 16:5 | kids |
Leviticus 16:7 | goats, |
Leviticus 16:8 | goats; |
Leviticus 16:9 | the goat |
Leviticus 16:10 | But the goat, |
Leviticus 16:15 | the goat |
Leviticus 16:18 | of the goat, |
Leviticus 16:20 | goat: |
Leviticus 16:21 | goat, |
Leviticus 16:21 | of the goat, |
Leviticus 16:22 | And the goat |
Leviticus 16:22 | the goat |
Leviticus 16:26 | the goat |
Leviticus 16:27 | and the goat |
Leviticus 17:7 | to demons, |
Leviticus 23:19 | kid |
Numbers 7:16 | kid |
Numbers 7:22 | kid |
Numbers 7:28 | kid |
Numbers 7:34 | kid |
Numbers 7:40 | kid |
Numbers 7:46 | kid |
21 | kid |
6 | goat |
5 | the goat |
3 | a kid |
3 | of the goat, |
2 | and the goat |
1 | is a hairy |
1 | were hairy, |
1 | the goat, |
1 | goats; |
1 | and the kids |
1 | and for the demons, |
1 | there, and satyrs |
1 | a goat |
1 | and a kid |
1 | And the rough |
1 | goat: |
1 | to demons, |
1 | and the satyr |
1 | ye a kid |
1 | kids |
1 | goat, |
1 | goats, |
1 | But the goat, |
1 | the male goats |
sair G2055 & G2056 eriphos
sair G1140 daimonion
sair G1497 eidolon
sair G3152 mataios
sair G3655 ombros
KJV Usage: be (horribly) afraid, fear, hurl as a storm, be tempestuous, come like (take away as with) a whirlwind.
KJV Usage: hair (-y), X rough.H8181 שׂער שׂער śê‛âr śa‛ar
śê‛âr śa‛ar
say-awr', sah'-ar
(The second form used in Isaiah 7:20); from H8175 in the sense of dishevelling; hair (as if tossed or bristling)
KJV Usage: barley.H8184 שׂעור שׂער שׂעורה שׂערה śe ‛ôrâh śe ‛ôrâh śe ‛ôr śe ‛ôr
śe ‛ôrâh śe ‛ôrâh śe ‛ôr śe ‛ôr
(1,2) seh-o-raw', (3,4) seh-ore'
(The feminine form meaning the plant and the masculine form meaning the grain (second form)); from H8175 in the sense of roughness; barley (as villose)