Strong’s H2007
הֵנָּה
Part of speech
pronoun plural feminine
Transliteration
hennah
Pronunciation
hen-nah
Definition
Here, hither, thither
Meaning
themselves
Usage
The Hebrew word "hennah" is primarily used to denote a specific location or direction, often translated as "here" or "hither" in English. It is used to indicate a place where something is or where someone is directed to go. The word can also imply a sense of immediacy or presence.
Bible references
Genesis 6:2;Genesis 21:29;Genesis 33:6;Genesis 41:19;Genesis 41:26;Genesis 41:26;Genesis 41:27;Exodus 1:19;Exodus 9:32;Exodus 39:14;Leviticus 4:2;Leviticus 6:3;Leviticus 18:10;Leviticus 18:17;Numbers 13:19;Numbers 31:16;Deuteronomy 20:15;1 Samuel 17:28;1 Samuel 27:8;2 Samuel 4:6;2 Samuel 12:8;2 Samuel 12:8;1 Chronicles 21:10;Job 23:14;Psalm 34:20