Strong’s H2266

חָבַר

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

chabar

Pronunciation

khaw-bar'

Definition

To join, unite, bind together, ally

Meaning

to join, to fascinate

Usage

The Hebrew verb "chabar" primarily means to join or bind together. It conveys the idea of forming a connection or alliance, whether physically, socially, or spiritually. The term can be used in various contexts, such as the joining of physical objects, the uniting of people in friendship or alliance, or the binding together of ideas or concepts.

Bible references

Genesis 14:3;Exodus 26:3;Exodus 26:3;Exodus 26:6;Exodus 26:9;Exodus 26:11;Exodus 28:7;Exodus 28:7;Exodus 36:10;Exodus 36:10;Exodus 36:13;Exodus 36:16;Exodus 36:18;Exodus 39:4;Exodus 39:4;Deuteronomy 18:11;2 Chronicles 20:35;2 Chronicles 20:36;2 Chronicles 20:37;Job 16:4;Psalm 58:5;Psalm 94:20;Psalm 122:3;Ezekiel 1:9;Ezekiel 1:11