Strong’s H2864

חָתַר

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

chathar

Pronunciation

khaw-thar'

Definition

To dig, to search, to explore

Meaning

to force a, passage, as by burglary, with oars

Usage

The Hebrew verb "chathar" primarily means to dig or to search. It conveys the action of making a hole or penetrating through a surface, often used metaphorically to describe a thorough search or exploration. In the context of the Bible, it can imply a diligent seeking or uncovering of something hidden.

Bible references

Job 24:16;Ezekiel 8:8;Ezekiel 8:8;Ezekiel 12:5;Ezekiel 12:7;Ezekiel 12:12;Amos 9:2;Jonah 1:13