טיט
ṭı̂yṭ
teet
From an unused root meaning apparently to be sticky (rather perhaps a denominative from H2894, through the idea of dirt to be swept away); mud or clay; figuratively calamity
KJV Usage: clay, dirt, mire.
KJV Usage: clay, dirt, mire.
2 Samuel 22:43 | them as the mire |
Job 41:30 | upon the mire. |
Psalms 18:42 | as the dirt |
Psalms 40:2 | clay, |
Psalms 69:14 | me out of the mire, |
Isaiah 41:25 | clay. |
Isaiah 57:20 | and dirt. |
Jeremiah 38:6 | but mire: |
Jeremiah 38:6 | in the mire. |
Micah 7:10 | as the mire |
Nahum 3:14 | into clay, |
Zechariah 9:3 | as the mire |
Zechariah 10:5 | their enemies in the mire |
2 | as the mire |
1 | them as the mire |
1 | upon the mire. |
1 | me out of the mire, |
1 | clay. |
1 | but mire: |
1 | in the mire. |
1 | into clay, |
1 | their enemies in the mire |
1 | clay, |
1 | as the dirt |
1 | and dirt. |
tit G1004 borboros
tit G4081 pelos
KJV Usage: sweep.