Strong’s H3046

יְדַע

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

yda`

Pronunciation

yeh-DAH

Definition

To know, to perceive, to understand

Meaning

to know

Usage

The Hebrew verb "yeda" primarily conveys the concept of knowing or understanding. It encompasses a range of meanings from intellectual comprehension to experiential knowledge. In the Hebrew Bible, "yeda" is often used to describe the intimate knowledge between individuals, such as between a husband and wife, or between God and His people. It implies a deep, personal, and relational understanding rather than mere factual awareness.

Bible references

Ezra 4:12;Ezra 4:13;Ezra 4:14;Ezra 4:15;Ezra 4:16;Ezra 5:8;Ezra 5:10;Ezra 7:24;Ezra 7:25;Ezra 7:25;Ezra 7:25;Daniel 2:5;Daniel 2:8;Daniel 2:9;Daniel 2:9;Daniel 2:15;Daniel 2:17;Daniel 2:21;Daniel 2:22;Daniel 2:23;Daniel 2:23;Daniel 2:25;Daniel 2:26;Daniel 2:28;Daniel 2:29