Strong’s H5850

עֲטָרָה

Part of speech

Noun Feminine

Transliteration

`atarah

Pronunciation

ah-tah-RAH

Definition

Crown, wreath, garland

Meaning

a crown

Usage

The Hebrew word "atarah" primarily refers to a crown or a wreath, often symbolizing honor, authority, or victory. In the biblical context, it is used both literally and metaphorically. Literally, it describes a physical crown worn by kings or individuals of high status. Metaphorically, it represents honor, glory, or the reward of righteousness.

Bible references

2 Samuel 12:30;1 Chronicles 20:2;Esther 8:15;Job 19:9;Job 31:36;Psalm 21:3;Proverbs 4:9;Proverbs 12:4;Proverbs 14:24;Proverbs 16:31;Proverbs 17:6;Songs 3:11;Isaiah 28:1;Isaiah 28:3;Isaiah 28:5;Isaiah 62:3;Jeremiah 13:18;Lamentations 5:16;Ezekiel 16:12;Ezekiel 21:26;Ezekiel 23:42;Zechariah 6:11;Zechariah 6:14