Hebrew and Greek Strong's Dictionary with all the definitions plus combined with every place that word is used in the definitions.
Complete index of every word used in both the Hebrew and Greek Strong's Dictionary in English Word order.
Hebrew and Greek Expanded Dictionary
hoof 02953 ## t@phar (Aramaic) {tef-ar'} ; from a root corresponding to 06852 , and meaning the same as 06856 ; a finger-nail ; also a {hoof} or claw : -- nail .
hoof 05483 ## cuwc {soos} ; or cuc {soos} ; from an unused root meaning to skip (properly , for joy) ; a horse (as leaping) ; also a swallow (from its rapid flight) : -- crane , horse ([-back {,-hoof} ]) . Compare 06571 .
hoof 06119 ## ` aqeb {aw-kabe'} ; or (feminine)` iqq@bah {ik-keb-aw'} ; from 06117 ; a heel (as protuberant) ; hence , a track ; figuratively , the rear (of an army) : -- heel , [horse-] {hoof} , last , lier in wait [by mistake for 06120 ] , (foot-) step .
hoof 06499 ## par {par} ; or par {pawr} ; from 06565 ; a bullock (apparently as breaking forth in wild strength , or perhaps as dividing the {hoof}) : -- (+ young) bull (- ock) , calf , ox .
hoof 06541 ## parcah {par-saw'} ; feminine of 06538 ; a claw or split hoof : -- claw , [cloven-] footed , {hoof} .
hoof 06541 ## parcah {par-saw'} ; feminine of 06538 ; a claw or split {hoof} : -- claw , [cloven-] footed , hoof .
hoofs 06536 ## parac {paw-ras'} ; a primitive root ; to break in pieces , i . e . (usually without violence) to split , distribute : -- deal , divide , have {hoofs} , part , tear .
hoofs 08161 ## sha` atah {shah'- at-aw} ; feminine from an unused root meaning to stamp ; a clatter (of {hoofs}) : -- stamping .
{khoof-shaw'} 02668 ## chuphshah {{khoof-shaw'}} ; from 02666 ; liberty (from slavery) : -- freedom .
{shoof} 07779 ## shuwph {{shoof}} ; a primitive root ; properly , to gape , i . e . snap at ; figuratively , to overwhelm : -- break , bruise , cover .
{yan-shoof'} 03244 ## yanshuwph {{yan-shoof'}} ; or yanshowph {yan-shofe'} ; apparently from 05398 ; an unclean (acquatic) bird ; probably the heron (perhaps from its blowing cry , or because the night-heron is meant [compare 05399 ]) ] : -- (great) owl . s