Strong’s H5739

עֵדֶר

Part of speech

Noun Masculine

Transliteration

`eder

Pronunciation

AY-der

Definition

Flock, herd

Meaning

an arrangement, muster

Usage

The Hebrew word "eder" primarily refers to a group of animals, typically sheep or goats, that are herded together. It is used in the Bible to describe the collective grouping of livestock, often under the care of a shepherd. The term can also metaphorically represent a group of people, particularly in contexts where leadership and guidance are emphasized.

Bible references

Genesis 29:2;Genesis 29:2;Genesis 29:3;Genesis 29:8;Genesis 30:40;Genesis 32:16;Genesis 32:16;Genesis 32:16;Genesis 32:16;Genesis 32:19;Judges 5:16;1 Samuel 17:34;2 Chronicles 32:28;Job 24:2;Psalm 78:52;Proverbs 27:23;Songs 1:7;Songs 4:1;Songs 4:2;Songs 6:5;Songs 6:6;Isaiah 17:2;Isaiah 32:14;Isaiah 40:11;Jeremiah 6:3