Strong’s H8057

שִׂמְחָה

Part of speech

Noun Feminine

Transliteration

simchah

Pronunciation

sim-KHAH

Definition

Joy, gladness, mirth, rejoicing

Meaning

blithesomeness, glee

Usage

The Hebrew word "simchah" conveys a sense of joy, gladness, or mirth. It is often used to describe a state of happiness or celebration, whether in personal, communal, or religious contexts. In the Old Testament, "simchah" is frequently associated with festivals, worship, and the blessings of God. It reflects both an internal state of joy and the external expression of that joy through actions and celebrations.

Bible references

Genesis 31:27;Numbers 10:10;Deuteronomy 28:47;Judges 16:23;1 Samuel 18:6;2 Samuel 6:12;1 Kings 1:40;1 Chronicles 12:40;1 Chronicles 15:16;1 Chronicles 15:25;1 Chronicles 29:9;1 Chronicles 29:17;1 Chronicles 29:22;2 Chronicles 20:27;2 Chronicles 23:18;2 Chronicles 29:30;2 Chronicles 30:21;2 Chronicles 30:23;2 Chronicles 30:26;Ezra 3:12;Ezra 3:13;Ezra 6:22;Nehemiah 8:12;Nehemiah 8:17;Nehemiah 12:27