Strong’s H8135

שִׂנְאָה

Part of speech

Noun Feminine

Transliteration

sin'ah

Pronunciation

see-naw'

Definition

Hatred, enmity

Meaning

hate

Usage

The Hebrew word "sinah" refers to a deep-seated animosity or hostility. It is often used in the context of personal relationships, societal interactions, and even in the spiritual realm to describe the enmity between God and sin. In the Old Testament, "sinah" is frequently associated with the consequences of sin and the breakdown of relationships, both human and divine.

Bible references

Numbers 35:20;Deuteronomy 9:28;2 Samuel 13:15;2 Samuel 13:15;Psalm 25:19;Psalm 109:3;Psalm 109:5;Psalm 139:22;Proverbs 10:12;Proverbs 10:18;Proverbs 15:17;Proverbs 26:26;Ecclesiastes 9:1;Ecclesiastes 9:6;Ezekiel 23:29;Ezekiel 35:11