Biblica Analytica

שָׁנַס

sha.nas (H8151)

to gird

1 verses 1 books OT 1 / NT 0
AI Word Study

Based on the lexicon data, the word שָׁנַס (sha.nas) has the short definition "to gird." This suggests a meaning related to encircling or surrounding something, possibly with a belt or straps. In this context, the action of girding could be physical, such as wearing a belt, but it could also imply a sense of preparation or readiness. Unfortunately, the limited occurrence count of 1 means that the word's significance is difficult to discern from the data alone. However, we can still infer that the word likely carries a strong emphasis on the physical act of girding, which is often associated with preparation, stability, or strength. In a general sense, the concept of girding can evoke a sense of being ready or secure for a specific task or situation.

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1 Kings 18:46

Yahweh’s hand was on Elijah; and he tucked his cloak into his belt and ran before Ahab to the entrance of Jezreel.