Strong’s H8151
שָׁנַס
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
shanac
Pronunciation
shah-NAHS
Definition
To gird, to put on a belt
Meaning
to compress
Usage
The Hebrew verb "shanas" primarily means to gird or to put on a belt. It is used in the context of preparing oneself for action, often implying readiness for work, battle, or a journey. The act of girding oneself was a common preparatory action in ancient times, symbolizing strength, readiness, and determination.
Bible references
1 Kings 18:46