Strong’s H0226

אוֹת

Part of speech

Noun Feminine

Transliteration

owth

Pronunciation

[ōth]

Definition

Sign, token, mark, miracle

Meaning

a signal, as a, flag, beacon, monument, omen, prodigy, evidence

Usage

The Hebrew word "oth" is used in the Bible to denote a sign or a token. It often refers to a visible or tangible indication of something significant, such as a divine promise, covenant, or miraculous event. In the context of the Old Testament, "oth" can signify a range of things from a physical mark to a supernatural occurrence that serves as evidence of God's intervention or presence.

Bible references

Genesis 1:14;Genesis 4:15;Genesis 9:12;Genesis 9:13;Genesis 9:17;Genesis 17:11;Exodus 3:12;Exodus 4:8;Exodus 4:8;Exodus 4:9;Exodus 4:17;Exodus 4:28;Exodus 4:30;Exodus 7:3;Exodus 8:23;Exodus 10:1;Exodus 10:2;Exodus 12:13;Exodus 13:9;Exodus 13:16;Exodus 31:13;Exodus 31:17;Numbers 2:2;Numbers 14:11;Numbers 14:22