Hebrew · Strong’s H215
אוֹר
ʼôwr/ore/
to be (causative, make) luminous (literally and metaphorically)
Derivation:
a primitive root;
43
Times used
43
Old Testament
0
New Testament
Verses
- Genesis 1:15
- Genesis 1:17
- Genesis 44:3
- Exodus 13:21
- Exodus 14:20
- Exodus 25:37
- Numbers 6:25
- Numbers 8:2
- 1 Samuel 14:27
- 1 Samuel 14:29
- 1 Samuel 29:10
- 2 Samuel 2:32
- Ezra 9:8
- Nehemiah 9:12
- Nehemiah 9:19
- Job 33:30
- Job 41:32
- Psalms 13:3
- Psalms 18:28
- Psalms 19:8
- Psalms 31:16
- Psalms 67:1
- Psalms 76:4
- Psalms 77:18
- Psalms 80:3
- Psalms 80:7
- Psalms 80:19
- Psalms 97:4
- Psalms 105:39
- Psalms 118:27
- Psalms 119:130
- Psalms 119:135
- Psalms 139:12
- Proverbs 4:18
- Proverbs 29:13
- Ecclesiastes 8:1
- Ezekiel 32:7
- Ezekiel 43:2
- Daniel 9:17
- Malachi 1:10
Words derived from it
- H216אוֹר ʼôwrillumination or (concrete) luminary (in every sense, including lightning, happiness, etc.)
- H3974מָאוֹר mâʼôwrproperly, a luminous body or luminary, i.e. (abstractly) light (as an element); figuratively, brightness, i.e.cheerfulne
- H2971יָאִיר YâʼîyrJair, the name of four Israelites
- H217אוּר ʼûwrflame; hence (in the plural) the East (as being the region of light)
- H3975מְאוּרָה mᵉʼûwrâhsomething lighted, i.e. an aperture; by implication, a crevice or hole (of a serpent)
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Source: Strong's Exhaustive Concordance (1890), public domain. Verse list from the Strong’s-tagged King James Version.