Strong’s H3982

מַאֲמַר

Part of speech

Noun Masculine

Transliteration

ma'amar

Pronunciation

mah-ah-MAHR

Definition

Command, decree, word, saying

Meaning

something, said, an edict

Usage

The Hebrew word "maamar" refers to a command or decree, often issued by a person in authority. It can also denote a spoken word or saying, emphasizing the power and authority behind the utterance. In the biblical context, "maamar" is used to convey the idea of a binding statement or directive, often with divine or royal authority.

Bible references

Esther 1:15;Esther 2:20;Esther 9:32