Strong’s H2000
הָמַם
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
hamam
Pronunciation
hah-MAHM
Definition
To confuse, to disturb, to trouble, to panic
Meaning
to put in commotion, to disturb, drive, destroy
Usage
The Hebrew verb "hamam" primarily conveys the idea of causing confusion, disturbance, or panic. It is often used in the context of God intervening in battles to throw enemy forces into disarray, thereby aiding the Israelites. The term can also imply a broader sense of causing turmoil or chaos.
Bible references
Exodus 14:24;Exodus 23:27;Deuteronomy 2:15;Deuteronomy 7:23;Joshua 10:10;Judges 4:15;1 Samuel 7:10;2 Samuel 22:15;2 Chronicles 15:6;Esther 9:24;Psalm 18:14;Psalm 144:6;Isaiah 28:28;Jeremiah 51:34