Strong’s H0859

אַתָּה

Part of speech

pronoun singular masculine; pronoun singular feminine; pronoun masculine plural; pronoun feminine plural

Transliteration

attah

Pronunciation

at-taw'

Definition

you (masculine singular)

Meaning

thou and thee, ye and you

Usage

The Hebrew word "attah" is a second person masculine singular pronoun, commonly translated as "you" in English. It is used to directly address a male individual, distinguishing the person being spoken to from others. In the Hebrew Bible, "attah" is often used in direct speech, prayers, and divine addresses, emphasizing a personal and direct communication.

Bible references

Genesis 3:11;Genesis 3:14;Genesis 3:15;Genesis 3:19;Genesis 4:7;Genesis 4:11;Genesis 6:18;Genesis 6:21;Genesis 7:1;Genesis 8:16;Genesis 9:7;Genesis 12:11;Genesis 12:13;Genesis 13:14;Genesis 13:15;Genesis 15:15;Genesis 16:13;Genesis 17:9;Genesis 17:9;Genesis 20:7;Genesis 21:22;Genesis 21:26;Genesis 22:12;Genesis 23:6;Genesis 23:13