Strong’s H2682

חָצִיר

Part of speech

Noun Masculine

Transliteration

chatsiyr

Pronunciation

khaw-tseer'

Definition

Grass

Meaning

grass, a leek

Usage

The Hebrew word "chatsir" primarily refers to grass or herbage. It is often used metaphorically in the Bible to symbolize the transient and fleeting nature of human life and earthly glory. The imagery of grass, which grows quickly and withers just as fast, serves as a poignant reminder of the brevity of life and the enduring nature of God's word.

Bible references

Numbers 11:5;1 Kings 18:5;2 Kings 19:26;Job 8:12;Job 40:15;Psalm 37:2;Psalm 90:5;Psalm 103:15;Psalm 104:14;Psalm 129:6;Psalm 147:8;Proverbs 27:25;Isaiah 15:6;Isaiah 35:7;Isaiah 37:27;Isaiah 40:6;Isaiah 40:7;Isaiah 40:7;Isaiah 40:8;Isaiah 44:4;Isaiah 51:12