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Snake;
Serpent
Subtle;
Shrewd;
Clever
Qal: To Open
Nif: To Be Opened
Longing;
(Eager) Desire;
Appetite
Hif: To Understand;
To Make Clever;
To Have Success
Naked
Qal: To Sew (Together)
Leaves;
Folliage
Fig;
Fig Tree
Belt;
Sash;
Loincloth
Nif: To Hide (oneself);
Hitp: To Hide (oneself)
Where
To Trick;
To Deceive