Strong’s H6031
עָנָה
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
`anah
Pronunciation
ah-NAH
Definition
To afflict, oppress, humble, answer, respond
Meaning
to depress
Usage
The Hebrew verb "anah" primarily conveys the idea of affliction or oppression, often in the context of humbling oneself or being humbled by external circumstances. It can also mean to answer or respond, particularly in a context of giving a reply or testimony. The dual meanings of affliction and response highlight the depth of the term, as it can refer to both physical and emotional states, as well as verbal interactions.
Bible references
Genesis 15:13;Genesis 16:6;Genesis 16:9;Genesis 31:50;Genesis 34:2;Exodus 1:11;Exodus 1:12;Exodus 10:3;Exodus 22:22;Exodus 22:23;Exodus 22:23;Leviticus 16:29;Leviticus 16:31;Leviticus 23:27;Leviticus 23:29;Leviticus 23:32;Numbers 24:24;Numbers 24:24;Numbers 29:7;Numbers 30:13;Deuteronomy 8:2;Deuteronomy 8:3;Deuteronomy 8:16;Deuteronomy 21:14;Deuteronomy 22:24