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Strong's Hebrew Dictionary with Hebrew script

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Strong's Hebrew Dictionary is one of the most popular Hebrew word Dictionaries, comprising of 8674 Hebrew words indexed by Strong's numbers. Each word in Biblical Hebrew is numbered, presented in Hebrew script and in transliteration and is accompanied by a pronunciation guide.

1849 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 13, 2013

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James Strong

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James Strong was an American academic, biblical scholar, lexicographer, Methodist theologian and professor, best known for being the creator of Strong's Concordance.

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September 27, 2025
Excellent ebook reference

I use this book for Biblical Hebrew references and in my opinion it’s an essential part of studying scripture. I hope that you enjoy it!
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September 8, 2017
Being a reference book, you don't just read it once then never read it again or read it years later like you do with a novel. With these types of reference books, you return to them when you need to look up a word, and you continually 'study' them.

I'm about half-way through, and this book is amazing - you'd be amazed how many Greek, Russian, and Hebrew dictionaries DON'T have transliteration. I was initially surprised how thin it is - until I realised it's A4 sized, not A5, and fits quite a few words on each page. It was also quite affordable - in Australia, I paid just over $15 for it, but I would have gladly paid $30 or even $45 due to how useful it's been.

Can't recommend this dictionary enough!

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September 8, 2019
Hebrew is read from right to left

Hebrew is read from right to left but the who published this wrote everything from left to right. Do not purchase this if you are looking to learn Hebrew.
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