Strong’s H0369

אַיִן

Part of speech

substantive; particle of negation

Transliteration

ayin

Pronunciation

ah'-yin

Definition

There is not, nothing, without, none

Meaning

a non-entity, a negative particle

Usage

The Hebrew word "ayin" is used to denote the absence or non-existence of something. It is often translated as "there is not," "nothing," or "without." It is a negation particle that emphasizes the lack or absence of an object, person, or condition.

Bible references

Genesis 2:5;Genesis 5:24;Genesis 7:8;Genesis 11:30;Genesis 19:31;Genesis 20:7;Genesis 20:11;Genesis 28:17;Genesis 30:1;Genesis 30:33;Genesis 31:2;Genesis 31:5;Genesis 31:50;Genesis 37:24;Genesis 37:29;Genesis 37:30;Genesis 39:9;Genesis 39:11;Genesis 39:23;Genesis 40:8;Genesis 41:8;Genesis 41:15;Genesis 41:24;Genesis 41:39;Genesis 41:49