Hebrew · H7896, G5087

שִׁית

To place (in a very wide application) · to place

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שִׁיתH7896to place (in a very wide application)
τίθημιG5087to place
Pronunciationtíthēmi
Core causative: to place physically or establish authoritatively; middle voice emphasizes personal agency in positioning or appointing.
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What does שִׁית (shith) mean in the Bible?

שִׁית · τίθημι is a Hebrew phrase meaning "to set, place, or direct intentionally".

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What does שִׁית · τίθημι mean in the Bible?

שִׁית · τίθημι is a Hebrew phrase meaning "to set, place, or direct intentionally".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H7896, G5087?

H7896, G5087 is connected to 86 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. to set, place, or direct intentionally

Source Gloss

to set, place, or direct intentionally
Grammatical Forms

How the stem changes the meaning of this verb across the biblical text.

This verb appears through different tense, voice, mood, or stem patterns. Those forms help readers see how the action is presented in context.

Form groups2Aligned forms52
Qalbasic active stem — the word in its most common, direct sense50×
ImperfectExod 21:22 · Gen 46:4 · Gen 48:17 · Isa 26:1 · Jer 13:16 · Jer 50:3 · Job 38:11 · Prov 26:24 · Ps 18:12 · Gen 3:15 · Isa 15:9 · Jer 51:39 · Prov 24:32 · Ps 12:6 · Ps 13:3 · Ps 101:325×
PerfectExod 7:23 · Gen 4:25 · Hos 6:11 · Job 38:36 · Exod 33:4 · Isa 22:7 · Ps 3:7 · Ps 140:6 · Ps 8:7 · Ps 90:8 · 1Sam 4:20 · Ps 84:4 · Ps 73:2814×
JussiveExod 23:1 · Num 12:11 · Job 9:33 · Job 10:20 · 2Sam 13:20 · Ps 62:116×
Sequential imperfectIsa 16:3 · Jer 31:21 · Prov 27:23 · Ps 48:144×
Infinitive absoluteIsa 22:71×
Hophalcausative passive — the subject is caused to perform the action2×
ImperfectExod 21:302×
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