Strong’s H0853
אֵת
Part of speech
Untranslatable mark of the accusative; mark of accusative
Transliteration
eth
Pronunciation
ayth
Definition
Not typically translated; used as a direct object marker
Meaning
self
Usage
The Hebrew word "eth" is a grammatical particle used to indicate the direct object of a verb. It does not have a direct English equivalent and is often untranslatable. Its primary function is to mark the noun that receives the action of the verb, providing clarity in sentence structure. In some contexts, it can also be used as a preposition meaning "with."
Bible references
Genesis 1:1;Genesis 1:1;Genesis 1:4;Genesis 1:7;Genesis 1:16;Genesis 1:16;Genesis 1:16;Genesis 1:16;Genesis 1:17;Genesis 1:21;Genesis 1:21;Genesis 1:21;Genesis 1:22;Genesis 1:22;Genesis 1:25;Genesis 1:25;Genesis 1:25;Genesis 1:27;Genesis 1:27;Genesis 1:27;Genesis 1:28;Genesis 1:28;Genesis 1:29;Genesis 1:29;Genesis 1:30