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Daniel 7:7

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Masoretic Text 1524

H870 After באתר
H1836 this דנה
H2370   חזה
H1934 I saw הוית
H2376 visions בחזוי
H3916 in the night ליליא
H718 and behold וארו
H2423 beast חיוה
H7244 a fourth רביעיה
H1763 dreadful דחילה
H574 and terrible ואימתני
H8624 and strong ותקיפא
H3493 exceedingly יתירא
H8128 teeth ושׁנין
H1768 iron די
H6523   פרזל
H7260 had great לה רברבן
H399 devoured אכלה
H1855 and brake in pieces ומדקה
H7606 the residue ושׁארא
H7271 with the feet ברגליה
H7512 and stamped רפסה
H1932 and it והיא
H8133 was diverse משׁניה
H4481 from מן
H3606 all כל
H2423 the beasts חיותא
H1768 that די
H6925 were before קדמיה
H7162 horns וקרנין
H6236 had ten עשׂר׃

King James Bible (Oxford 1769)

H870 After
H1836 this
  I
  in
  the
H3916 night
H2376 visions
  and
H718 behold
  a
H7244 fourth
H2423 beast
H1763 dreadful
  and
H574 terrible
  and
H8624 strong
H3493 exceedingly
  and
  had
H7260 great
H1768 iron
H8128 teeth
H399 devoured
  and
  brake
  in
H1855 pieces
  and
H7512 stamped
  the
H7606 residue
  with
  the
H7271 feet
  of
  and
  was
H8133 diverse
H4481 from
  the
H2423 beasts
H1768 that
  were
H6925 before
  and
  had
H7162 horns

Hebrew-English Dictionary

Strongs: H1763
Hebrew: דְּחַל
Transliteration: dᵉchal
Pronunciation: deh-khal'
Part of Speech: Verb
Bible Usage: make {afraid} {dreadful} {fear} terrible.
Definition:  

corresponding to H2119; to {slink} that {is} (by implication) to {fear} or (causatively) be formidable

1. to fear

a. (P'al)

1. to fear

2. terrible (pass participle)

b. (Pael) to cause to be afraid, make afraid

The Brown-Driver-Briggs
Hebrew-English Lexicon (BDB) 1906
Strong's Exhaustive Concordance
by James Strong (S.T.D.) (LL.D.) 1890.