Strong’s H1396

גָּבַר

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

gabar

Pronunciation

gah-VAHR

Definition

To prevail, to be strong, to be mighty

Meaning

to be strong, to prevail, act insolently

Usage

The Hebrew verb "gabar" primarily conveys the idea of strength, might, or prevailing over something or someone. It is often used in contexts where physical, moral, or spiritual strength is demonstrated. The term can imply overcoming obstacles, gaining victory, or exhibiting superior power.

Bible references

Genesis 7:18;Genesis 7:19;Genesis 7:20;Genesis 7:24;Genesis 49:26;Exodus 17:11;Exodus 17:11;1 Samuel 2:9;2 Samuel 1:23;2 Samuel 11:23;1 Chronicles 5:2;Job 15:25;Job 21:7;Job 36:9;Psalm 12:4;Psalm 65:3;Psalm 103:11;Psalm 117:2;Ecclesiastes 10:10;Isaiah 42:13;Jeremiah 9:3;Lamentations 1:16;Daniel 9:27;Zechariah 10:6;Zechariah 10:12