Strong’s H2094

זָהַר

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

zahar

Pronunciation

zah-HAR

Definition

To warn, to admonish, to shine

Meaning

to gleam, to enlighten

Usage

The Hebrew verb "zahar" primarily means "to warn" or "to admonish." It conveys the idea of giving a cautionary message or alerting someone to potential danger or error. In some contexts, it can also mean "to shine," suggesting a metaphorical illumination or enlightenment that comes from heeding a warning.

Bible references

Exodus 18:20;2 Kings 6:10;2 Chronicles 19:10;Psalm 19:11;Ecclesiastes 4:13;Ecclesiastes 12:12;Ezekiel 3:17;Ezekiel 3:18;Ezekiel 3:18;Ezekiel 3:19;Ezekiel 3:20;Ezekiel 3:21;Ezekiel 3:21;Ezekiel 33:3;Ezekiel 33:4;Ezekiel 33:5;Ezekiel 33:5;Ezekiel 33:6;Ezekiel 33:7;Ezekiel 33:8;Ezekiel 33:9;Daniel 12:3