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fiot 24 fiODjy eBo?v
Bof (2) (vo'ti) v. To be defiled, to be
corrupted, to be soiled, to defile.
See B ht(3).
Bot (2) (vo'ti) m. Corruption,
abomination, contamination,
anathema.
- oi liB ot (’oy'^em vo'ti) To be
defiled.
- (fiB o t (chi'vo'ti) v. To become
defiled.
- k&fiot (13'vo'ti) adj. Sodomite,
dirty, stained with sin.
llp&i (3evr§y') m.Grains of barley,
wheat, etc. See also jutBps.t,
eupAi.
fepe&i (1) (3evra'hi) m. Tar, pitch. See
also juhpe&i (1), epnpez,!.
fepe&i (2) (Devra'hi) f. Cart, wheel.
See also uBpe&i (2), Bepe&t.
ftpHOvi (3evre 3u'wi) pi. Baskets, [pi.
of Btpj.
fepHSC (3evreg') f. Lightning. See
eBpHSc.
Boo (vo) f. Tree
- Bo> n&.?v.o2v.i (v6'3en Da'loli) f. Vine.
See &A.o2l/
Book (vok) m. Slave, servant.
- epB(»K (3er'v6k) v. To serve as a
slave.
- jueTfitBK (met'vok) f. Servitude,
. slavery.
Booki (vo'ki) f. Maiden slave, servant
girl.
Baofc. (vol), Book eBo?v. (vol 3a'vol) v.
To loosen, to untie, to melt, to
dissolve, to become morally loose,
to become weak, to disintegrate,
See Bek-, Bh2v, Bo2kA
Book (vol), Book efioft. (vol 3a'vol) m.
Dissolution, melting, decay of
morals, disintegration, nullification,
collapse, interpretation.
- peqB& efioft. (ref vol 3a'vol) n.
The one who solves problems,
interpreter,
- &tB