מָזֹור‎ (mâzôwr|maw-zore'|noun|masculine|wound)
[Heb] מָזֹור‎, מָזׄור‎ ETCBC: מָזֹור‎ (subs|ulcer) OSHL: g.ba.ad TWOT: 543c GK: H4649 Greek: ὀδύνη
Derivation: or מָזֹר‎; from זוּר‎ in the sense of binding up;
Strong's: a bandage, i.e. remedy; hence, a sore (as needing a compress)
KJV: bound up, wound.