natsal <05337>
lun natsal
| Pronunciation | : | naw-tsal' |
| Origin | : | a primitive root |
| Reference | : | TWOT - 1404 |
| PrtSpch | : | v (verb) |
| In Hebrew | : | lyum 17, ynlyuh 15, lyuhl 11, lyuh 10, wlyuh 9, luyw 7, ytluhw 7, wnlyuy 7, lyuy 7, wlyuy 7, tluh 5, lyut 5, Mlyuy 4, wnlyuh 4, Klyuhl 4, ynlyuhw 4, wluny 4, ynlyuy 3, ynlyut 3, wlyuhh 3, wlyuhw 3, Klyuy 3, luh 3, lyuhw 3, wnlyuhw 2, lunt 2, hlyuh 2, Kytluhw 2, lunhl 2, wlunyw 2, Klyua 2, ynlyuhl 2, Mlyuhl 2, lum 2, ynluyw 2, Mtluh 2, luhw 2, luny 2, luaw 2, luhh 1, whlyuy 1, tluhw 1, Mlyut 1, Klyuhlw 1, whluyw 1, wnlyut 1, lyua 1, lyumh 1, wnlyuyw 1, Mlyuhw 1, Mytluhw 1, wluntyw 1, hlyuyw 1, Mlyutw 1, Mlyuh 1, lut 1, lyuhlw 1, wlyuhl 1, hnlyuy 1, Mtluhw 1, lyuaw 1, wnluh 1, lunhw 1, Kluhl 1, Mtlunw 1, Kytluh 1, hwlyuyw 1, hluna 1, lunh 1, wnlun 1, luntw 1, ylunt 1, Mluyw 1, ynluh 1 |
| In NET | : | rescue 55, deliver 37, rescued 19, delivered 17, Deliver 11, Rescue 9, save 7, saved 4, certainly rescue 4, rescues 3, saves 2, snatched 2, snatched away 2, delivers 2, defended 2, actually rescued 2, retrieved 2, certainly rescued 2, carried away 1, escape 1, delivering 1, deprive 1, deliver out 1, get away 1, carry out 1, Vindicate 1, plundered 1, salvages 1, salvaged 1, safe 1, saving 1, stop 1, survived 1, stripped 1, run away 1, resist 1, kept 1, involved 1, intervene 1, plunder 1, take away 1, reclaim 1, protect 1, help 1 |
| In AV | : | deliver 179, recover 5, rid 3, escape 2, rescue 2, spoil 2, at all 2, take out 2, misc 16 |
| Count | : | 213 |
| Definition | : |
a primitive root; to snatch away, whether in a good or a bad sense: KJV -- X at all, defend, deliver (self), escape, X without fail, part, pluck, preserve, recover, rescue, rid, save, spoil, strip, X surely, take (out). |
| Related Greek | : | periairew <4014>; apelaunw <556>; afairew <851>; bohyeia <996>; exairew <1807>; kayarizw <2511>; kateuyunw <2720>; sunagw <4863>; roumai <4506>; swzw <4982>; apecei <566> |
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