Strong's Definition
feminine of 2623; the kind (maternal) bird, i.e. a stork
KJV Usage: X feather, stork
STEPBible — Tyndale Abridged Hebrew Lexicon
חֲסִידָה (cha.si.dah) — stork. stork
UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew
noun f · חסד
Birds
stork = large bird with long legs and a long neck; the white stork has a white body and black wings, whereas the black stork is a glossy brownish black color with a white belly; both varieties have a red beak and legs; both types spend most of the time on the ground or in shallow water searching for food; the white stork eats mainly locusts, grasshoppers, and other insects, as well as frogs, lizards, and the chicks of ground-nesting birds, whereas the black stork prefers fish and frogs but also eats the same things as the white stork; ◄ |iCiconia ciconia|i* or |iCiconia nigra|i*; ► unclean and therefore not to be eaten
LEV 11:19 · DEU 14:18 · JOB 39:13 · PSA 104:17 · JER 8:7 · ZEC 5:9
noun f · חסד
Love
love = state of having affection for other animate objects and be willing to care of them
1 JOB 39:13 HOTTP-B RSV [2] | NIV NJB NJPS GNT CEV [1] | NRSV REB חסר "to lack (plumage), be stunted"
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Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew Lexicon
חֲסִידָה n.f. stork (so called as kind and affectionate to its young) base