עָקַר

`aqar (aw-kar') v.
1. to pluck up (especially by the roots)
2. specifically, to hamstring
3. (figuratively) to exterminate
[a primitive root]
KJV: dig down, hough, pluck up, root up.

• Part of speech: verb
• Occurrences: 7

• Genesis 49:6

From Strong's Hebrew and Chaldee Dictionary (1890), which is public domain. This bundle carries the words that spell biblical names and the roots they are built from; the full lexicon of 8,674 entries ships as a bulk table.