Strong’s H7812

שָׁחָה

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

shachah

Pronunciation

shah-KHAH

Definition

To bow down, to prostrate oneself, to worship

Meaning

to depress, prostrate

Usage

The Hebrew verb "shachah" primarily means to bow down or prostrate oneself, often in the context of worship or showing deep respect and submission. It is used to describe both physical acts of bowing and the internal attitude of reverence and humility before God or a superior. In the context of worship, "shachah" signifies an acknowledgment of God's sovereignty and majesty.

Bible references

Genesis 18:2;Genesis 19:1;Genesis 22:5;Genesis 23:7;Genesis 23:12;Genesis 24:26;Genesis 24:48;Genesis 24:52;Genesis 27:29;Genesis 27:29;Genesis 33:3;Genesis 33:6;Genesis 33:7;Genesis 33:7;Genesis 37:7;Genesis 37:9;Genesis 37:10;Genesis 42:6;Genesis 43:26;Genesis 43:28;Genesis 47:31;Genesis 48:12;Genesis 49:8;Exodus 4:31;Exodus 11:8