Strong’s H7704

שָׂדֶה

Part of speech

Noun Masculine

Transliteration

sadeh

Pronunciation

sah-DEH

Definition

Field, countryside, open country

Meaning

a field

Usage

The Hebrew word "sadeh" primarily refers to a field or open country. It is used to describe agricultural land, pasture, or any open area outside of a city or village. In the Bible, "sadeh" often denotes a place of work, sustenance, and provision, as fields were essential for growing crops and grazing livestock.

Bible references

Genesis 2:5;Genesis 2:5;Genesis 2:19;Genesis 2:20;Genesis 3:1;Genesis 3:14;Genesis 3:18;Genesis 4:8;Genesis 14:7;Genesis 23:9;Genesis 23:11;Genesis 23:13;Genesis 23:17;Genesis 23:17;Genesis 23:17;Genesis 23:19;Genesis 23:20;Genesis 24:63;Genesis 24:65;Genesis 25:9;Genesis 25:10;Genesis 25:27;Genesis 25:29;Genesis 27:3;Genesis 27:5