Lexical Summary chatta: sinful, sinners Original Word: חַטָּאTransliteration: chatta Phonetic Spelling: (khat-taw') Part of Speech: Adjective; noun masculine; Adjective; noun masculine Short Definition: sinful, sinners Meaning: a criminal, one accounted guilty Strong's Concordance offender, sinful, sinner Intensively from chata'; a criminal, or one accounted guilty -- offender, sinful, sinner. see HEBREW chata' Brown-Driver-Briggs H2400. chatta [חַטָּא] adjective and noun masculine 1 sinful, 2 sinners — as feminine adjective חַטָּאָה Amos 9:8, elsewhere only plural חַטָּאִים Numbers 32:14-15t.; construct חַטָּאֵי Amos 9:10; suffix חַטָּאֶיהָ Isaiah 13:9; — 1. adjective a. sinful men Numbers 32:14 (J), kingdom Amos 9:8. b. exposed to condemnation, reckoned as offenders 1 Kings 1:21 (compare Hiph`il Participle Isaiah 29:21). Elsewhere 2. noun masculine sinners Numbers 17:3 (P), 1 Samuel 15:18; Amos 9:10; Isaiah 1:28; 13:9; Psalm 1:1, 5; 25:8; 26:9; 51:15; 104:35; Proverbs 1:10; 13:21; 23:17; ׳ח ליהוה sinners against ׳י Genesis 13:13 (J). |
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