噛, 咬, 嚼 חמס

Yamato: kamasu

Ancient Hebrew: chamas

Modern Japanese: kamasu strongs: 2554
Romanization:      kamasu
JMDict:                 2085410
H2554. chamas, verb, treat violently, wrong, id., act violently, treat violently, violently seize, be hard, strict, rigorous, Qal, 1, of physical wrong, and hath done violence to his pavilion as to a garden, wrong, 2, of ethical wrong, the devices, ye do me violence., 3, both physical and ethical, Niph`al, suffer violence
chamas -> kamasu
Modern Japanese meaning: Ancient Hebrew meaning:
to force someone to clamp with their teeth, to force into someone''s mouth (e.g. a gag), to wedge into a space, to inflict (a blow), to deal (a hit), to pull (a joke), to say or do (something stupid), to try (a bluff) H2554. chamas, verb, treat violently, wrong, id., act violently, treat violently, violently seize, be hard, strict, rigorous, Qal, 1, of physical wrong, and hath done violence to his pavilion as to a garden, wrong, 2, of ethical wrong, the devices, ye do me violence., 3, both physical and ethical, Niph`al, suffer violence
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