Strong’s H8552
תָּמַם
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
tamam
Pronunciation
tah-MAHM
Definition
To be complete, to be finished, to be perfect, to be consumed
Meaning
to complete
Usage
The Hebrew verb "tamam" primarily conveys the idea of completeness or perfection. It is used to describe something that is whole, finished, or brought to an end. In the context of moral or spiritual integrity, it can imply being blameless or upright. The term is often used in the context of God's work being complete or a person's life being lived with integrity.
Bible references
Genesis 47:15;Genesis 47:18;Genesis 47:18;Leviticus 26:20;Numbers 14:33;Numbers 14:35;Numbers 17:13;Numbers 32:13;Deuteronomy 2:14;Deuteronomy 2:15;Deuteronomy 2:16;Deuteronomy 31:24;Deuteronomy 31:30;Deuteronomy 34:8;Joshua 3:16;Joshua 3:17;Joshua 4:1;Joshua 4:10;Joshua 4:11;Joshua 5:6;Joshua 5:8;Joshua 8:24;Joshua 10:20;1 Samuel 16:11;2 Samuel 15:24