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<div class="large" style="padding-top: 10px;"><span class="subtitle bold">1: <a class="greek-hebrew fs-25" href="/lexicons/greek/432.html">ἄνηθον</a> </span> 
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	</div> <br><span>(<a href="/lexicons/greek/432.html">Strong's #432</a> — Noun Neuter — anethon — an'-ay-thon </span> )</div><p>"dill, anise," was used for food and for pickling, <span class="scriptRef" ref="mt+23:23">Matthew 23:23</span> . </p>

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