Strong’s H5503

סָחַר

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

cachar

Pronunciation

sah-khar'

Definition

To hire, to reward, to earn wages

Meaning

to travel round, to palpitate

Usage

The Hebrew verb "sachar" primarily means to hire or to engage in a service for wages. It conveys the concept of earning a reward or compensation for work done. This term is often used in contexts involving labor, employment, and the exchange of services for payment.

Bible references

Genesis 23:16;Genesis 34:10;Genesis 34:21;Genesis 37:28;Genesis 42:34;1 Kings 10:28;2 Chronicles 1:16;2 Chronicles 9:14;Psalm 38:10;Proverbs 31:14;Isaiah 23:2;Isaiah 23:8;Isaiah 47:15;Jeremiah 14:18;Ezekiel 27:12;Ezekiel 27:16;Ezekiel 27:18;Ezekiel 27:21;Ezekiel 27:21;Ezekiel 27:36;Ezekiel 38:13