banah <01129>
hnb banah
Pronunciation | : | baw-naw' |
Origin | : | a primitive root |
Reference | : | TWOT - 255 |
PrtSpch | : | v (verb) |
In Hebrew | : | Nbyw 59, hnb 51, twnbl 47, hnby 20, hnbt 17, wnbyw 15, wnb 14, ytynb 13, wnbw 12, hnbn 9, tynbw 6, hnbw 6, hnwb 5, hnbyw 4, hnba 4, ytynbw 4, hnbaw 4, Mtynb 4, Mynwb 3, htnbnw 3, Mynwbh 3, Mynblw 3, hnbnw 3, twnb 3, htnb 3, wnnby 2, hnynbt 2, tnbl 2, twnbhl 2, twnbm 2, wnby 2, tynb 2, twnblw 2, wnbt 2, wnynbw 2, wnbnw 2, Nbtw 2, Mynbh 2, htnbn 2, wtnbhb 2, whnby 1, Kytwnbb 1, ywnbh 1, whnbyw 1, hnbnh 1, hnnbaw 1, Mnby 1, Knba 1, twnbbw 1, wnbn 1, Mktwnbb 1, Mynwbhw 1, hywnbh 1, tynbnw 1, Kynb 1, Mktnbb 1, ynb 1, ytnb 1, Mynwbw 1, wynwb 1, Mytnbw 1, hnwbh 1, ynbw 1, *ytynb {tynb} 1, whwnb 1, Mywnb 1, ywnb 1, Mytynbw 1, ynbtw 1, hytynbw 1 |
In NET | : | built 131, build 90, rebuilt 29, building 22, built up 14, rebuild 14, builders 8, Build 6, builds 6, rebuilding 5, build up 5, made 3, established 3, establish 2, construction 2, constructed 2, family 2, did 2, fortifying 2, truly built 2, rebuilds 2, successful 1, restore 1, started building 1, besieged 1, used 1, Fortify 1, began building 1, rebuilding right away 1, place 1, erected 1, launched a construction project 1, laid 1, included 1, maintain 1, designed 1, paneled 1, named 1, crafted 1, workers 1 |
In AV | : | build 340, build up 14, builder 10, made 3, built again + 08735 2, repair 2, set up 2, have children + 08735 1, obtain children + 08735 1, surely 1 (inf. for emphasis) |
Count | : | 376 |
Definition | : |
1) to build, rebuild, establish, cause to continue
1a) (Qal)
1a1) to build, rebuild
1a2) to build a house (ie, establish a family)
1b) (Niphal)
1b1) to be built
1b2) to be rebuilt
1b3) established (of restored exiles) (fig.)
1b4) established (made permanent)
1b5) to be built up (of childless wife becoming the mother
of a family through the children of a concubine)
a primitive root; to build (literally and figuratively): KJV -- (begin to) build(-er), obtain children, make, repair, set (up), X surely. |
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