Hebrew · Strong’s H5782
עוּר
ʻûwr/oor/
to wake (literally or figuratively)
Derivation:
a primitive root (rather identical with through the idea of opening the eyes);
80
Times used
80
Old Testament
0
New Testament
Verses
- Deuteronomy 32:11
- Judges 5:12
- 2 Samuel 23:18
- 1 Chronicles 5:26
- 1 Chronicles 11:11
- 1 Chronicles 11:20
- Ezra 1:1
- Ezra 1:5
- Job 3:8
- Job 8:6
- Job 14:12
- Job 17:8
- Job 31:29
- Job 41:10
- Psalms 7:6
- Psalms 35:23
- Psalms 44:23
- Psalms 57:8
- Psalms 59:4
- Psalms 73:20
- Psalms 78:38
- Psalms 80:2
- Psalms 108:2
- Proverbs 10:12
- Song of Solomon 2:7
- Song of Solomon 3:5
- Song of Solomon 4:16
- Song of Solomon 5:2
- Song of Solomon 8:4
- Song of Solomon 8:5
- Jeremiah 6:22
- Jeremiah 25:32
- Jeremiah 50:9
- Jeremiah 50:41
- Jeremiah 51:1
- Jeremiah 51:11
- Ezekiel 23:22
- Daniel 11:2
- Daniel 11:25
- Hosea 7:4
- Joel 3:7
- Joel 3:9
- Joel 3:12
- Habakkuk 2:19
- Haggai 1:14
- Zechariah 2:13
- Zechariah 4:1
- Zechariah 9:13
- Zechariah 13:7
- Malachi 2:12
Words derived from it
- H5892עִיר ʻîyra city (a place guarded by waking or a watch) in the widest sense (even of a mere encampment or post)
- H6147עֵר ʻÊrEr, the name of two Israelites
- H5895עַיִר ʻayirproperly, a young ass (as just broken to a load); hence an ass-colt
- H5896עִירָא ʻÎyrâʼIra, the name of three Israelites
- H6145עָר ʻâra foe (as watchful for mischief)
- H5894עִיר ʻîyra watcher, i.e. an angel (as guardian)
- H6179עֵרִי ʻÊrîyEri, an Israelite
- H6197עֵרָן ʻÊrânEran, an Israelite
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Source: Strong's Exhaustive Concordance (1890), public domain. Verse list from the Strong’s-tagged King James Version.