Hebrew - English Dictionary
H559 - Of
| Strong's No.: | H559 |
| Hebrew: | אָמַר |
| Transliteration: | ʼâmar |
| Phonetic: | aw-mar' |
| Word Origin: | A primitive root |
| Bible Usage: | {answer} {appoint} {avouch} {bid} boast {self} {call} {certify} {challenge} {charge} + (at {the} give) command ({ment}) {commune} {consider} {declare} {demand} X-(idiom) {desire} {determine} X-(idiom) {expressly} X-(idiom) {indeed} X-(idiom) {intend} {name} X-(idiom) {plainly} {promise} {publish} {report} {require} {say} speak ({against} {of}) X-(idiom) {still} X-(idiom) {suppose} {talk} {tell} {term} X-(idiom) that {is} X-(idiom) {think} use {[speech]} {utter} X-(idiom) {verily} X-(idiom) yet. |
| Part of Speech: | Verb |
| Strongs Definition: | to say (used with great latitude) |
| Brown Driver Biggs Definition: | 1. to say, speak, utter a. (Qal) to say, to answer, to say in one's heart, to think, to command, to promise, to intend b. (Niphal) to be told, to be said, to be called c. (Hithpael) to boast, to act proudly d. (Hiphil) to avow, to avouch |
| Bible References:
Of |
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| Translation Occurrences: |
answer ( 8 )
answered ( 91 )
appoint ( 1 )
appointed ( 2 )
avouched ( 2 )
bade ( 6 )
bid ( 6 )
bidden ( 1 )
call ( 2 )
called ( 4 )
certified ( 1 )
challengeth ( 1 )
charged ( 1 )
command ( 2 )
commanded ( 25 )
commandeth ( 3 )
commandment ( 2 )
commune ( 1 )
consider ( 1 )
declared ( 1 )
demanded ( 1 )
desired ( 1 )
desireth ( 1 )
determined ( 1 )
indeed ( 1 )
intend ( 2 )
intendest ( 1 )
is ( 1 )
name ( 2 )
named ( 1 )
of ( 1 )
promised ( 5 )
promisedst ( 1 )
published ( 1 )
purpose ( 2 )
reported ( 1 )
requirest ( 1 )
said ( 2775 )
saidst ( 19 )
saith ( 580 )
say ( 564 )
sayest ( 18 )
saying ( 915 )
spake ( 110 )
spakest ( 1 )
speak ( 46 )
speaketh ( 7 )
spoken ( 15 )
still ( 1 )
suppose ( 1 )
talked ( 1 )
tell ( 29 )
termed ( 2 )
themselves ( 1 )
think ( 3 )
thinking ( 1 )
thought ( 9 )
told ( 14 )
use ( 1 )
uttereth ( 1 )
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Definitions are taken from Strong's Exhaustive Concordance
by James Strong (S.T.D.) (LL.D.) 1890.
by James Strong (S.T.D.) (LL.D.) 1890.