Strong’s H7878

שִׂיחַ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

siyach

Pronunciation

see-akh

Definition

Meditation, complaint, talk, communication

Meaning

to ponder, converse, utter

Usage

The Hebrew word "siach" primarily refers to the act of meditating or musing, often in a reflective or contemplative manner. It can also denote a form of communication, whether it be a complaint, a conversation, or a thoughtful discourse. In the biblical context, "siach" is often associated with deep, personal reflection or prayerful meditation on God's word and works.

Bible references

Judges 5:10;1 Chronicles 16:9;Job 7:11;Job 7:13;Job 12:8;Psalm 55:17;Psalm 69:12;Psalm 77:3;Psalm 77:6;Psalm 77:12;Psalm 105:2;Psalm 119:15;Psalm 119:23;Psalm 119:27;Psalm 119:48;Psalm 119:78;Psalm 119:148;Psalm 143:5;Psalm 145:5;Proverbs 6:22;Isaiah 53:8