Use of the Word "Faith" in the Old Testament (continued):

Emuwn and Emuwnah - Two Hebrew Words:

The Old Testament was originally written in the Hebrew language.  If you go back to the oldest Hebrew manuscripts in existence today and look at Deuteronomy 32:20 and Habakkuk 2:4, the Hebrew words used are as follows:

1.  - Emuwn -- Deuteronomy 32:20:

The Hebrew word used in Deuteronomy 32:20 is "emuwn."  This is pronounced: ay-moon'.  Strong's Greek/Hebrew Dictionary defines "emuwn" (Hebrew word #529) as:

• trustworthiness (abstractly)

2.    - Emuwnah -- Habakkuk 2:4:

The Hebrew word used in Habakkuk 2:4 is "emuwnah" or the alternate spelling is "emunah."  This is pronounced:  em-oo-naw'.  Strong's Greek Hebrew Dictionary defines "emuwnah" (Hebrew word #530) as:

• the feminine of Hebrew word #529
• firmness (in a literal sense);
• security (when used figuratively);
• fidelity (in a moral sense).

Old Testament Usage of The Two Hebrew Words:

Click below to see the Old Testament verses in which these words are used:

•    - Hebrew Word - "Emuwn"
• - Hebrew Word -  "Emuwnah"

Note:  There are a few other Hebrew words that are on occasion translated as "faith," such as the Hebrew word "emeth."  However "Emuwn" and "Emuwnah" are the principle Hebrew words.
 

Question:

In the Old Testament, the words "faith," "faithfulness," "faithful," etc. are translated into English primarily from how many Hebrew words?