Strong’s H3602

כָּכָה

Part of speech

Adverb

Transliteration

kakah

Pronunciation

kä-kä'

Definition

Thus, so, in this manner

Meaning

just so

Usage

The Hebrew word "kakah" is used to indicate a manner or way in which something is done or should be done. It often serves to emphasize the method or manner of an action, providing a sense of instruction or demonstration. In the context of biblical narratives, it can be used to describe how God commands something to be done or how a particular event unfolds.

Bible references

Exodus 12:11;Exodus 29:35;Numbers 8:26;Numbers 11:15;Numbers 15:11;Numbers 15:12;Numbers 15:13;Deuteronomy 25:9;Deuteronomy 29:24;Joshua 10:25;1 Samuel 2:14;1 Samuel 19:17;2 Samuel 13:4;2 Samuel 17:21;1 Kings 1:6;1 Kings 1:48;1 Kings 9:8;2 Chronicles 7:21;2 Chronicles 18:19;2 Chronicles 18:19;Nehemiah 5:13;Nehemiah 5:13;Esther 6:9;Esther 6:11;Esther 9:26