armholes 03027 ## yad {yawd} ; a primitive word ; a hand (the open one [indicating power , means , direction , etc . ] , in distinction from 03709 , the closed one) ; used (as noun , adverb , etc .) in a great variety of applications , both literally and figuratively , both proximate and remote [as follows ] : -- (+ be) able , X about , + {armholes} , at , axletree , because of , beside , border , X bounty , + broad , [broken-] handed , X by , charge , coast , + consecrate , + creditor , custody , debt , dominion , X enough , + fellowship , force , X from , hand [-staves ,-- y work ] , X he , himself , X in , labour , + large , ledge , [left-] handed , means , X mine , ministry , near , X of , X order , ordinance , X our , parts , pain , power , X presumptuously , service , side , sore , state , stay , draw with strength , stroke , + swear , terror , X thee , X by them , X themselves , X thine own , X thou , through , X throwing , + thumb , times , X to , X under , X us , X wait on , [way-] side , where , + wide , X with (him , me , you) , work , + yield , X yourselves
fox-holes 08169 ## Sha` albiym {shah-al-beem'} ; or Sha` alabbiyn {shah-al-ab-been'} ; plural from 07776 ; {fox-holes} ; Shaalbim or Shaalabbin , a place in Palestine : -- Shaalabbin , Shaalbim .
holes 01269 ## Birzowth {beer-zoth'} ; probably feminine plural from an unused root (apparently mean to pierce) ; {holes} ; Birzoth , an Israelite : -- Birzavith [from the marg . ] .
holes 05344 ## naqab {naw-kab'} ; a primitive root ; to puncture , literally (to perforate , with more or less violence) or figuratively (to specify , designate , libel) : -- appoint , blaspheme , bore , curse , express , with {holes} , name , pierce , strike through .
pigeon-holes 00699 ## 'arubbah {ar-oob-baw'} ; feminine participle passive of 00693 (as if for lurking) ; a lattice ; (by implication) a window , dove-cot (because of the {pigeon-holes}) , chimney (with its apertures for smoke) , sluice (with openings for water) : -- chimney , window .
wholesale 1713 - emporos {em'-por-os}; from 1722 and the base of 4198; a ({wholesale}) tradesman: -- merchant.
wholesome 04832 ## marpe'{mar-pay'} ; from 07495 ; properly , curative , i . e . literally (concretely) a medicine , or (abstractly) a cure ; figuratively (concretely) deliverance , or (abstractly) placidity : -- ([in-]) cure (- able) , healing (- lth) , remedy , sound , {wholesome} , yielding .
wholesomeness 04974 ## m@thom {meth-ohm'} ; from 08552 ; {wholesomeness} ; also (adverb) completely : -- men [by reading 04962 ] , soundness .