Strong’s H4503

מִנְחָה

Part of speech

Noun Feminine

Transliteration

minchah

Pronunciation

min-KHAH

Definition

Offering, gift, tribute

Meaning

a donation, tribute, a sacrificial offering

Usage

The term "minchah" primarily refers to a gift or offering, often presented to God as an act of worship or devotion. It can also denote a tribute or gift given to a person, usually as a sign of respect or allegiance. In the context of the Hebrew Bible, "minchah" is frequently associated with grain offerings, which were part of the sacrificial system established in the Mosaic Law. These offerings were typically made of fine flour, oil, and frankincense and were presented as a means of expressing gratitude, seeking favor, or atoning for sin.

Bible references

Genesis 4:3;Genesis 4:4;Genesis 4:5;Genesis 32:13;Genesis 32:18;Genesis 32:20;Genesis 32:21;Genesis 33:10;Genesis 43:11;Genesis 43:15;Genesis 43:25;Genesis 43:26;Exodus 29:41;Exodus 30:9;Exodus 40:29;Leviticus 2:1;Leviticus 2:3;Leviticus 2:4;Leviticus 2:5;Leviticus 2:6;Leviticus 2:7;Leviticus 2:8;Leviticus 2:9;Leviticus 2:10;Leviticus 2:11