Strong’s H6654

צַד

Part of speech

Noun Masculine

Transliteration

tsad

Pronunciation

tsad

Definition

Side, beside, alongside

Meaning

a side, an adversary

Usage

The Hebrew word "tsad" primarily denotes a position or location relative to another object, often translated as "side" or "beside." It is used to describe physical proximity or alignment with something else. In the context of the Hebrew Bible, it can refer to the side of a structure, a person standing beside another, or a position in relation to a geographical feature.

Bible references

Genesis 6:16;Exodus 25:32;Exodus 25:32;Exodus 25:32;Exodus 26:13;Exodus 30:4;Exodus 37:18;Exodus 37:18;Exodus 37:18;Exodus 37:27;Numbers 33:55;Deuteronomy 31:26;Joshua 3:16;Joshua 12:9;Joshua 23:13;Judges 2:3;Ruth 2:14;1 Samuel 6:8;1 Samuel 20:20;1 Samuel 20:25;1 Samuel 23:26;1 Samuel 23:26;2 Samuel 2:16;2 Samuel 13:34;Psalm 91:7