Strong’s H5674

עָבַר

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

`abar

Pronunciation

ah-var

Definition

To pass over, to cross, to go through, to transgress

Meaning

to cross over, transition, to cover

Usage

The Hebrew verb "abar" primarily means to pass over or through something, such as crossing a river or moving from one place to another. It can also imply the act of transgressing or violating a command or law. The term is used in various contexts, including physical movement, the passage of time, and metaphorical transitions.

Bible references

Genesis 8:1;Genesis 12:6;Genesis 15:17;Genesis 18:3;Genesis 18:5;Genesis 18:5;Genesis 23:16;Genesis 30:32;Genesis 31:21;Genesis 31:52;Genesis 31:52;Genesis 32:10;Genesis 32:16;Genesis 32:21;Genesis 32:22;Genesis 32:23;Genesis 32:23;Genesis 32:31;Genesis 33:3;Genesis 33:14;Genesis 37:28;Genesis 41:46;Genesis 47:21;Genesis 50:4;Exodus 12:12