Strong’s H1777

דִּין

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

diyn

Pronunciation

deen

Definition

To judge, to contend, to plead

Meaning

a straight course, sail direct

Usage

The Hebrew verb "din" primarily means to judge or to govern. It encompasses the act of executing judgment, making decisions, and contending in a legal or moral sense. It is often used in contexts where justice is administered or disputes are resolved. The term can also imply the act of pleading a case or arguing a point, reflecting a judicial or authoritative role.

Bible references

Genesis 6:3;Genesis 15:14;Genesis 30:6;Genesis 49:16;Deuteronomy 32:36;1 Samuel 2:10;2 Samuel 19:9;Job 36:31;Psalm 7:8;Psalm 9:8;Psalm 50:4;Psalm 54:1;Psalm 72:2;Psalm 96:10;Psalm 110:6;Psalm 135:14;Proverbs 31:9;Ecclesiastes 6:10;Isaiah 3:13;Jeremiah 5:28;Jeremiah 21:12;Jeremiah 22:16;Jeremiah 30:13;Zechariah 3:7