Strong’s H2008

הֵנָּה

Part of speech

Adverb

Transliteration

hennah

Pronunciation

HEN-nah

Definition

Here, hither, thither

Meaning

hither, thither

Usage

The Hebrew word "hennah" is primarily used to denote direction or location, often translated as "here," "hither," or "thither" in English. It is used to indicate a specific place or direction in a narrative, often providing clarity on the movement or position of people or objects.

Bible references

Genesis 15:16;Genesis 15:16;Genesis 21:23;Genesis 42:15;Genesis 44:28;Genesis 45:5;Genesis 45:8;Genesis 45:13;Numbers 14:19;Joshua 2:2;Joshua 3:9;Joshua 8:20;Joshua 8:20;Joshua 18:6;Judges 16:2;Judges 16:13;Judges 19:12;1 Samuel 1:16;1 Samuel 7:12;1 Samuel 20:21;2 Samuel 1:10;2 Samuel 5:6;2 Samuel 5:6;2 Samuel 14:32;2 Samuel 20:16