Strong’s H3027 · Hebrew
יָד
yâd
yawd
Definition
a hand (the open one (indicating power, means, direction, etc.),
Etymology
a primitive word; in distinction from H3709 (כַּף), the closed one); used (as noun, adverb, etc.) in a great variety of applications, both literally and figuratively, both proximate and remote (as follows)
Word family
How the KJV renders it
- ( be) able
- about
- armholes
- at
- axletree
- because of
- beside
- border
- bounty
- broad
- (broken-) handed
- by
- charge
- coast
- consecrate
- creditor
- custody
- debt
- dominion
- enough
- fellowship
- force
- from
- hand(-staves
- -y work)
- he
- himself
- in
- labour
- large
- ledge
- (left-) handed
- means
- mine
- ministry
- near
- of
- order
- ordinance
- our
- parts
- pain
- power
- presumptuously
- service
- side
- sore
- state
- stay
- draw with strength
- stroke
- swear
- terror
- thee
- by them
- themselves
- thine own
- thou
- through
- throwing
- thumb
- times
- to
- under
- us
- wait on
- (way-) side
- where
- wide
- with (him
- me
- you)
- work
- yield
- yourselves
Every distinct English word the King James Version uses to translate this Hebrew term. The variety shows what readers in English receive across many different surface words — the same underlying word, scattered across the English Bible under different names.