Strong’s H5978

עִמָּד

Part of speech

Preposition

Transliteration

`immad

Pronunciation

im-mawd'

Definition

With, beside, alongside

Meaning

along with

Usage

The Hebrew preposition "immad" is used to denote proximity or association, often translated as "with" or "beside" in English. It conveys a sense of accompaniment or presence, indicating that someone or something is alongside or in the company of another. This term is frequently used in contexts where the presence or support of one party is emphasized.

Bible references

Genesis 3:12;Genesis 19:19;Genesis 20:9;Genesis 20:13;Genesis 21:23;Genesis 28:20;Genesis 29:19;Genesis 29:27;Genesis 31:5;Genesis 31:7;Genesis 31:32;Genesis 35:3;Genesis 40:14;Genesis 47:29;Exodus 17:2;Leviticus 25:23;Deuteronomy 5:31;Deuteronomy 32:34;Deuteronomy 32:39;Judges 17:10;1 Samuel 10:2;1 Samuel 20:14;1 Samuel 20:28;1 Samuel 22:23;2 Samuel 10:2