ʼattâh — H859

H859 · Hebrew — אתה

Pronunciation: at-taw'

Other spellings: ʼattâ אַתָּ, ʼath אַת, ʼattênâh אַתֵּנָה

Definition

personal pronoun

thou and thee, or (plural) ye and you

  1. you (second pers. sing. masc.)

Usually translated as

thou, ye, you, thee

Origin

or (shortened); ʼattâ; or ʼath; feminine (irregular) sometimes ʼattîy; plural masculine ʼattem; feminine ʼatten; or ʼattênâh; or ʼattênnâh; a primitive pronoun of the second person

Occurrences

ʼattâh occurs 1,085 times in 994 verses of the King James.

Distribution of the word across the Bible: Genesis (66), Exodus (50), Leviticus (7), Numbers (37), Deuteronomy (81), Joshua (33), Judges (40), Ruth (6), 1 Samuel (52), 2 Samuel (43), 1 Kings (54), 2 Kings (20), 1 Chronicles (14), 2 Chronicles (36), Ezra (5), Nehemiah (24), Esther (3), Job (15), Psalms (112), Proverbs (9), Ecclesiastes (4), Song of Songs (1), Isaiah (45), Jeremiah (98), Lamentations (3), Ezekiel (82), Daniel (4), Hosea (6), Joel (1), Amos (5), Obadiah (3), Jonah (4), Micah (4), Nahum (1), Habakkuk (3), Zephaniah (1), Haggai (3), Zechariah (10), Malachi (9)

Strong's Lexicon — A