Strong’s H0127

אֲדָמָה

Part of speech

Noun Feminine

Transliteration

adamah

Pronunciation

ah-dah-MAH

Definition

Ground, land, earth, soil

Meaning

soil

Usage

The Hebrew word "adamah" primarily refers to the ground or soil, emphasizing the material from which humans were created. It is often used in the context of agriculture, land ownership, and the physical earth. The term underscores the connection between humanity and the earth, as seen in the creation narrative where man is formed from the dust of the ground (Genesis 2:7).

Bible references

Genesis 1:25;Genesis 2:5;Genesis 2:6;Genesis 2:7;Genesis 2:9;Genesis 2:19;Genesis 3:17;Genesis 3:19;Genesis 3:23;Genesis 4:2;Genesis 4:3;Genesis 4:10;Genesis 4:11;Genesis 4:12;Genesis 4:14;Genesis 5:29;Genesis 6:1;Genesis 6:7;Genesis 6:20;Genesis 7:4;Genesis 7:8;Genesis 7:23;Genesis 8:8;Genesis 8:13;Genesis 8:21