Strong’s H1993

הָמָה

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

hamah

Pronunciation

hah-MAH

Definition

To murmur, roar, growl, be boisterous, be turbulent

Meaning

to make a, loud sound, commotion, tumult, to rage, war, moan, clamor

Usage

The Hebrew verb "hamah" conveys a sense of noise and agitation. It is used to describe a range of sounds from the low murmur of a crowd to the loud roar of the sea or the growl of a lion. The word often implies a sense of unrest or disturbance, whether in nature or among people. It can also denote emotional turmoil or agitation within an individual.

Bible references

1 Kings 1:41;Psalm 39:6;Psalm 42:5;Psalm 42:11;Psalm 43:5;Psalm 46:3;Psalm 46:6;Psalm 55:17;Psalm 59:6;Psalm 59:14;Psalm 77:3;Psalm 83:2;Proverbs 1:21;Proverbs 7:11;Proverbs 9:13;Proverbs 20:1;Songs 5:4;Isaiah 16:11;Isaiah 17:12;Isaiah 17:12;Isaiah 22:2;Isaiah 51:15;Isaiah 59:11;Jeremiah 4:19;Jeremiah 5:22