ʼachar — H310

H310 · Hebrew — אחר

Pronunciation: akh-ar'

Definition

substantive

properly, the hind part; generally used as an adverb or conjunction, after (in various senses)

  1. after the following part, behind (of place), hinder, afterwards (of time)
    1. as an adverb
      1. behind (of place)
      2. afterwards (of time)
    2. as a preposition
      1. behind, after (of place)
      2. after (of time)
      3. besides
    3. as a conjunction
    4. after that
    5. as a substantive
      1. hinder part
    6. with other prepositions
      1. from behind
      2. from following after

Usually translated as

after, behind, afterward, following, follow, away from, from, posterity, when, forasmuch, at, pursuing, since, again, back, backside, beside, by, hereafter, hinder end, persecute, remnant, seeing, thenceforth, with, out, live, thence

Origin

from H309

Greek equivalents

Occurrences

ʼachar occurs 713 times in 663 verses of the King James.

Distribution of the word across the Bible: Genesis (83), Exodus (25), Leviticus (22), Numbers (27), Deuteronomy (30), Joshua (36), Judges (40), Ruth (8), 1 Samuel (45), 2 Samuel (54), 1 Kings (46), 2 Kings (29), 1 Chronicles (14), 2 Chronicles (28), Ezra (4), Nehemiah (22), Esther (2), Job (15), Psalms (9), Proverbs (6), Ecclesiastes (8), Song of Songs (2), Isaiah (10), Jeremiah (52), Ezekiel (25), Daniel (2), Hosea (7), Joel (4), Amos (3), Zephaniah (1), Zechariah (4)

Strong's Lexicon — A