Strong’s H4310

מִי

Part of speech

pronoun interrogative; feminine

Transliteration

miy

Pronunciation

mee

Definition

who, whoever, whom

Meaning

who?, whoever, in oblique construction with prefix, suffix

Usage

The Hebrew word "mi" is an interrogative pronoun used to ask questions about identity, often translated as "who" or "whom" in English. It is used to inquire about a person or group of people, seeking to identify or specify them. This word is frequently found in rhetorical questions, emphasizing the speaker's point or highlighting the uniqueness or greatness of God.

Bible references

Genesis 3:11;Genesis 19:12;Genesis 21:7;Genesis 21:26;Genesis 24:23;Genesis 24:47;Genesis 24:65;Genesis 27:18;Genesis 27:32;Genesis 27:33;Genesis 32:17;Genesis 32:17;Genesis 33:5;Genesis 33:8;Genesis 38:25;Genesis 43:22;Genesis 48:8;Genesis 49:9;Exodus 2:14;Exodus 3:11;Exodus 4:11;Exodus 4:11;Exodus 5:2;Exodus 10:8;Exodus 10:8