Strong’s H5275

נַעַל

Part of speech

Noun Feminine

Transliteration

na`al

Pronunciation

nah-ahl or nah-ah-lah

Definition

Sandal, shoe

Meaning

a sandal tongue, a sandal, slipper

Usage

The Hebrew word "naal" or "naalah" refers to a sandal or shoe, a common piece of footwear in ancient times. It is used in the Bible to denote a physical object worn on the feet, often made of leather or other durable materials. The term can also carry symbolic meanings, such as representing readiness, humility, or the act of taking possession.

Bible references

Genesis 14:23;Exodus 3:5;Exodus 12:11;Deuteronomy 25:9;Deuteronomy 25:10;Deuteronomy 29:5;Joshua 5:15;Joshua 9:5;Joshua 9:13;Ruth 4:7;Ruth 4:8;1 Kings 2:5;Psalm 60:8;Psalm 108:9;Songs 7:1;Isaiah 5:27;Isaiah 11:15;Isaiah 20:2;Ezekiel 24:17;Ezekiel 24:23;Amos 2:6;Amos 8:6