Strong’s H0645

אֵפוֹ

Part of speech

enclitic particle

Transliteration

ephow

Pronunciation

ay-fo'

Definition

"now," "then," "therefore," "where," "how"

Meaning

here, now, then

Usage

The Hebrew word "epho" is an adverb used to indicate a logical or situational progression in a narrative or dialogue. It often serves to introduce a question or to emphasize a point, functioning similarly to "now" or "then" in English. It can also be used to express a sense of inquiry or to draw attention to a particular situation or conclusion.

Bible references

Genesis 27:33;Genesis 27:37;Genesis 43:11;Exodus 33:16;Judges 9:38;2 Kings 10:10;Job 9:24;Job 17:15;Job 19:6;Job 19:23;Job 24:25;Proverbs 6:3;Isaiah 19:12;Isaiah 22:1;Hosea 13:10