Strong’s H3925

לָמַד

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

lamad

Pronunciation

lah-MAHD

Definition

To learn, to teach, to instruct

Meaning

to goad, to teach

Usage

The Hebrew verb "lamad" primarily means "to learn" or "to teach." It conveys the process of acquiring knowledge or skills through instruction or experience. In the context of the Hebrew Bible, it often refers to the teaching and learning of God's laws, commandments, and wisdom. The term underscores the importance of education and the transmission of divine truths from one generation to the next.

Bible references

Deuteronomy 4:1;Deuteronomy 4:5;Deuteronomy 4:10;Deuteronomy 4:10;Deuteronomy 4:14;Deuteronomy 5:1;Deuteronomy 5:31;Deuteronomy 6:1;Deuteronomy 11:19;Deuteronomy 14:23;Deuteronomy 17:19;Deuteronomy 18:9;Deuteronomy 20:18;Deuteronomy 31:12;Deuteronomy 31:13;Deuteronomy 31:19;Deuteronomy 31:22;Judges 3:2;2 Samuel 1:18;2 Samuel 22:35;1 Chronicles 5:18;1 Chronicles 25:7;2 Chronicles 17:7;2 Chronicles 17:9;2 Chronicles 17:9