מָנָה (mânâh) — Appoint

Strong's H4487 is tagged on 28 words in 27 verses across 14 books of the word-by-word Hebrew and Aramaic Old Testament text on this site. It first appears in Genesis 13:16 and last appears in Jonah 4:8.

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Books where it appears most

Verses (first 25 of 27)

• Genesis 13:16 — לִמְנוֹת — to count
• Numbers 23:10 — מָנָה — has he counted
• 2 Samuel 24:1 — מְנֵה — count
• 1 Kings 3:8 — יִמָּנֶה — it will be numbered
• 1 Kings 8:5 — יִמָּנוּ — they were numbered
• 1 Kings 20:25 — תִמְנֶה — you will muster
• 2 Kings 12:10 — וַיִּמְנוּ — and they counted
• 1 Chronicles 9:29 — מְמֻנִּים — were appointed
• 1 Chronicles 21:1 — לִמְנוֹת — to count
• 1 Chronicles 21:17 — לִמְנוֹת — to count
• 1 Chronicles 27:24 — לִמְנוֹת — to count
• 2 Chronicles 5:6 — יִמָּנוּ — they were numbered
• Job 7:3 — מִנּוּ — people have allotted
• Psalms 61:7 — מַן — appoint
• Psalms 90:12 — לִמְנוֹת — to count
• Psalms 147:4 — מוֹנֶה — he is counting
• Ecclesiastes 1:15 — לְהִמָּנוֹת — to be numbered
• Isaiah 53:12 — נִמְנָה — he was numbered
• Isaiah 65:12 — וּמָנִיתִי — and I will appoint
• Jeremiah 33:13 — מוֹנֶה — one who counts
• Daniel 1:5 — וַיְמַן — and he assigned
• Daniel 1:10 — מִנָּה — he has assigned
• Daniel 1:11 — מִנָּה — he had assigned
• Jonah 1:17 — וַיְמַן — and he appointed
• Jonah 4:6 — וַיְמַן — and he appointed

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Related entries

Entries whose derivation names this word: H4483 מְנָא (mᵉnâʼ), H4488 מָנֶה (mâneh), H4489 מֹנֶה (môneh), H4490 מָנָה (mânâh), H4507 מְנִי (Mᵉnîy), H4521 מְנָת (mᵉnâth), H8553 תִּמְנָה (Timnâh).

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