Strong’s H7646

שָׂבַע

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

saba`

Pronunciation

sah-VAH / sah-BAY-ah

Definition

To be satisfied, to be full, to have in excess

Meaning

to sate, fill to satisfaction

Usage

The Hebrew word "saba" primarily means to be satisfied or filled, often in the context of eating or drinking. It conveys a sense of fullness and contentment, both physically and metaphorically. The adjective form "sabea" describes a state of being satisfied or full. This word is used to express the idea of having enough or more than enough, often in relation to God's provision and blessings.

Bible references

Exodus 16:8;Exodus 16:12;Leviticus 26:26;Deuteronomy 6:11;Deuteronomy 8:10;Deuteronomy 8:12;Deuteronomy 11:15;Deuteronomy 14:29;Deuteronomy 26:12;Deuteronomy 31:20;Ruth 2:14;1 Chronicles 23:1;2 Chronicles 24:15;2 Chronicles 31:10;Nehemiah 9:25;Job 7:4;Job 9:18;Job 10:15;Job 14:1;Job 19:22;Job 27:14;Job 31:31;Job 38:27;Psalm 17:14;Psalm 17:15

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