1 Kings 7:33

And the work of the wheels was like the work of a chariot wheel [Heb. the chariot, i.e; the ordinary chariot]: their axletrees [Heb. hands], and their naves [Gesenius understands rims. He derives גַּב , gibbus, from גָּבַב , curvatus est ] , and their felloes [or fellies, as the word is now written. These axe the parts which compose the circumference of the wheel; but Gesen. translates spokes, because they are the joinings ( חָשַק conjunxit ) of nave and rim] and their spokes [ חִשֻּׁרִים Gesen. would render naves, because the spokes collect at that part], were all molten.