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1730 HEBREW
dowd
dode
or (shortened) dod {dode}; from an unused root meaning properly, to boil, i.e. (figuratively) to love; by implication, a love- token, lover, friend; specifically an uncle:--(well-)beloved, father's brother, love, uncle.
beloved, S of Solomon 1:14, S of Solomon 1:16, S of Solomon 2:3, S of Solomon 2:8, S of Solomon 2:9, S of Solomon 2:10, S of Solomon 2:16, S of Solomon 2:17, S of Solomon 4:16, S of Solomon 5:1, S of Solomon 5:2, S of Solomon 5:4, S of Solomon 5:5, S of Solomon 5:6, S of Solomon 5:6, S of Solomon 5:8, S of Solomon 5:9, S of Solomon 5:9, S of Solomon 5:9, S of Solomon 5:9, S of Solomon 5:10, S of Solomon 5:16, S of Solomon 6:1, S of Solomon 6:1, S of Solomon 6:2, S of Solomon 6:3, S of Solomon 7:9, S of Solomon 7:11, S of Solomon 7:13, S of Solomon 8:5, S of Solomon 8:14, Isa 5:1
beloved's, S of Solomon 6:3, S of Solomon 7:10
brother, 2 Ki 24:17
brothers', Num 36:11
love, Prov 7:18, S of Solomon 1:2, S of Solomon 1:4, S of Solomon 4:10, S of Solomon 4:10, Eze 16:8, Eze 23:17
loves, S of Solomon 7:12
uncle, Lev 10:4, Lev 25:49, 1 Sam 10:14, 1 Sam 10:15, 1 Sam 10:16, 1 Sam 14:50, 1 Chr 27:32, Est 2:15, Jer 32:7, Amos 6:10
uncle's, Lev 20:20, Lev 25:49, Est 2:7, Jer 32:8, Jer 32:9, Jer 32:12
wellbeloved, S of Solomon 1:13
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