Strong’s H5640

סָתַם

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

catham

Pronunciation

sah-tahm'

Definition

To stop up, shut, close, conceal

Meaning

to stop up, to repair, to keep secret

Usage

The Hebrew verb "satham" primarily means to stop up or shut something, often in the context of blocking or sealing. It can also imply concealing or hiding something. This term is used in various contexts, including physical actions like stopping up wells or metaphorically in concealing information or intentions.

Bible references

Genesis 26:15;Genesis 26:18;Deuteronomy 31:18;2 Kings 3:19;2 Kings 3:25;2 Chronicles 32:3;2 Chronicles 32:4;2 Chronicles 32:30;Nehemiah 4:7;Psalm 51:6;Lamentations 3:8;Ezekiel 28:3;Daniel 8:26;Daniel 12:4;Daniel 12:9

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