Strong’s H3885

לוּן

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

luwn

Pronunciation

loon

Definition

To lodge, to remain, to dwell, to abide, to grumble

Meaning

to stop, to stay permanently, to be obstinate

Usage

The Hebrew verb "luwn" primarily means to lodge or spend the night. It can also imply remaining or dwelling in a place temporarily. Additionally, it is used metaphorically to describe the act of grumbling or complaining, often in the context of dissatisfaction or discontent.

Bible references

Genesis 19:2;Genesis 19:2;Genesis 24:23;Genesis 24:25;Genesis 24:54;Genesis 28:11;Genesis 31:54;Genesis 32:13;Genesis 32:21;Exodus 15:24;Exodus 16:2;Exodus 16:7;Exodus 17:3;Exodus 23:18;Exodus 34:25;Leviticus 19:13;Numbers 14:2;Numbers 14:27;Numbers 14:27;Numbers 14:29;Numbers 14:36;Numbers 16:11;Numbers 16:41;Numbers 17:5;Numbers 22:8