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Hebrew - English Dictionary

H376 - Certain

Strong's No.:H376

Hebrew:אִישׁ

Transliteration:ʼîysh

Phonetic:eesh

Word Origin:Contracted for H582 (or perhaps rather from an unused root meaning to be extant)

Bible Usage:{also} {another} any ({man}) a {certain} + {champion} {consent} {each} every ({one}) {fellow} {[foot-} husband-] {man} ({good-} {great} mighty) {man} {he} high ({degree}) him (that {is}) {husband} man {[-kind]} + {none} {one} {people} {person} + {steward} what (man) {soever} whoso ({-ever}) worthy. Compare H802 .

Part of Speech:Noun Masculine

Strongs
Definition:

a man as an individual or a male person; often used as an adjunct to a more definite term (and in such cases frequently not expressed in translation.)


Brown Driver
Biggs Definition:

1. man

a. man, male (in contrast to woman, female)

b. husband

c. human being, person (in contrast to God)

d. servant

e. mankind

f. champion

g. great man

2. whosoever

3. each (adjective)


Bible References:
Certain

Translation
Occurrences:
adversary ( 2 )
age ( 1 )
Amalekite ( 1 )
another ( 6 )
any ( 22 )
bloodthirsty ( 1 )
certain ( 14 )
champion ( 2 )
consent ( 1 )
counsellor ( 1 )
counsellors ( 1 )
destroyer ( 1 )
divers ( 1 )
each ( 6 )
Egyptian ( 6 )
either ( 2 )
elders ( 1 )
eloquent ( 1 )
Ephrathite ( 1 )
every ( 2 )
famous ( 1 )
fellows ( 1 )
footmen ( 4 )
friends ( 1 )
gifts ( 1 )
goodman ( 1 )
He ( 5 )
Hebrew ( 2 )
high ( 1 )
him ( 2 )
husband ( 66 )
husbandman ( 2 )
husbands ( 4 )
Ishi ( 1 )
Israelite ( 1 )
lender ( 1 )
Levite ( 1 )
male ( 2 )
man ( 983 )
men ( 678 )
Midianites ( 1 )
none ( 3 )
one ( 185 )
oppressor ( 1 )
people ( 2 )
person ( 4 )
persons ( 10 )
reprover ( 1 )
servants ( 1 )
shipmen ( 1 )
soever ( 2 )
some ( 3 )
speaker ( 1 )
steward ( 1 )
stranger ( 6 )
strangers ( 1 )
strife ( 1 )
them ( 1 )
they ( 2 )
This ( 1 )
tidings ( 1 )
trade ( 2 )
Whatsoever ( 1 )
Whoso ( 2 )
whosoever ( 10 )
workmen ( 1 )
worthy ( 1 )

 

Definitions are taken from Strong's Exhaustive Concordance
by James Strong (S.T.D.) (LL.D.) 1890.