Dâbâr — H1697

H1697 · Hebrew — דבר

Pronunciation: daw-baw'

Definition

masculine noun

a word; by implication, a matter (as spoken of) or thing; adverbially, a cause

  1. speech, word, speaking, thing
    1. speech
    2. saying, utterance
    3. word, words
    4. business, occupation, acts, matter, case, something, manner (by extension)

Usually translated as

word, thing, matter, chronicles, saying, commandment, manner, answer, business, said, book, speech, cause, promise, certain rate, portion, rate, tidings, concerning, deed, errand, message, sake, sentence, advice, duty, report, request, spoken, talk, care, case, commune, communication, counsel, decree, disease, due, effect, eloquent, harm, hurt, judgment, language, lying, oracle, parts, provision, purpose, reason, some, somewhat to say, song, task, there done, thought, what, whatsoever, wherewith, act, affair, any such, because of, concern, confer, dearth, ness, evilfavouredness, glory, iniquity, ought, pertaining, please, power, question, sign, so, that, thus, which, work

Origin

from H1696

Greek equivalents

Occurrences

Dâbâr occurs 1,433 times in 1,284 verses of the King James.

Distribution of the word across the Bible: Genesis (58), Exodus (55), Leviticus (8), Numbers (26), Deuteronomy (88), Joshua (28), Judges (21), Ruth (2), 1 Samuel (68), 2 Samuel (62), 1 Kings (100), 2 Kings (82), 1 Chronicles (26), 2 Chronicles (66), Ezra (14), Nehemiah (27), Esther (35), Job (20), Psalms (64), Proverbs (35), Ecclesiastes (22), Isaiah (45), Jeremiah (183), Ezekiel (79), Daniel (15), Hosea (4), Joel (2), Amos (10), Jonah (5), Micah (3), Zephaniah (2), Haggai (7), Zechariah (19), Malachi (3)

Strong's Lexicon — D