Strong’s H2296

חָגַר

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

chagar

Pronunciation

khaw-GAR

Definition

To gird, to bind, to put on

Meaning

to gird on

Usage

The Hebrew verb "chagar" primarily means to gird or bind, often in the context of fastening clothing or armor around the body. It conveys the action of preparing oneself for a task or duty, symbolizing readiness and strength. In the biblical context, it is frequently used to describe the act of putting on a belt or girding oneself for battle or service.

Bible references

Exodus 12:11;Exodus 29:9;Leviticus 8:7;Leviticus 8:7;Leviticus 8:13;Leviticus 16:4;Deuteronomy 1:41;Judges 3:16;Judges 18:11;Judges 18:16;Judges 18:17;1 Samuel 2:18;1 Samuel 17:39;1 Samuel 25:13;1 Samuel 25:13;1 Samuel 25:13;2 Samuel 3:31;2 Samuel 6:14;2 Samuel 20:8;2 Samuel 21:16;2 Samuel 22:46;1 Kings 20:11;1 Kings 20:32;2 Kings 3:21;2 Kings 4:29