watersמַיִם
mayim · Hebrew: Noun (plural)
The liquid element essential for life, often symbolizing physical life, spiritual cleansing, or chaotic forces subdued by God.
swarmשָׁרַץ
sharats · Hebrew Verb
To teem, crawl, or multiply abundantly, usually referring to the rapid movement and proliferation of small animals.
livingחַי
chay · Hebrew Adjective
Alive, active, and possessing physical or spiritual vitality; the opposite of dead.
creaturesנֶפֶשׁ
nephesh · Hebrew Noun
A living being or soul, possessing breath and animation; used to describe both humans and animals.
birdsעוֹף
oph · Hebrew: Noun
Winged creatures or flying insects capable of flight in the atmosphere.
Godאֱלֹהִים
Elohim · Hebrew Noun
The name for the Creator and Ruler of the universe, signifying His power, majesty, and sovereignty as the true God.
createdבָּרָא
bara · Hebrew Verb
A unique divine action of bringing something into existence that is entirely new or previously non-existent; in Scripture, God is always the subject of this verb.
great sea creaturesתַּנִּין
tannin · Hebrew Noun
Large aquatic animals or sea monsters, sometimes used symbolically in Scripture to represent chaos or the great power of God over all creatures.
living creatureנֶפֶשׁ חַיָּה
nephesh hayyah · Hebrew Noun Phrase
A term describing an animate being possessed of life, breath, and desire; used of both animals and humans to indicate their vitality.
swarmשָׁרַץ
sharats · Hebrew Verb
To teem, crawl, or multiply abundantly; it describes the prolific nature of small animals or aquatic life as they fill their environment.
kindsמִין
min · Hebrew Noun
Divinely ordained biological boundaries or categories that ensure order in reproduction, reflecting God's design for diversity and stability in nature.
winged birdעוֹף
oph · Hebrew Noun
A general term for any winged creature, primarily birds, signifying their ability to fly above the earth.
goodטוֹב
tob · Hebrew Adjective
An evaluative term indicating that something is in harmony with God's nature, purpose, and will; it denotes moral and functional perfection.
blessedבָּרַךְ
barak · Hebrew Verb
To bestow favor, power, or success upon a creature; in creation, it specifically empowers life to reproduce and fulfill its purpose.
fruitfulפָּרָה
parah · Hebrew Verb
The biological or spiritual capacity to bear fruit or produce offspring, fulfilling the divine mandate to increase.
multiplyרָבָה
rabah · Hebrew Verb
To increase in number or magnitude, often associated with the expansion of God’s creation or His people.
fillמָלָא
mala · Hebrew Verb
To occupy space completely or to replenish; it implies a state of abundance and the completion of a designated area.
earthאֶרֶץ
erets · Hebrew Noun
The physical world, the dry land, or a specific territory; it stands in contrast to the heavens and the sea as the habitation of man.
dayיוֹם
yom · Hebrew Noun
A literal twenty-four hour period or a specific, significant period of time marked by a start and an end.
bring forthיָצָא
yatsa · Hebrew Verb
To cause to come out or produce; it describes the earth as the secondary cause through which God brings forth terrestrial life.
livestockבְּהֵמָה
behemah · Hebrew_Strong_929 Noun
Large, typically domesticated quadrupeds or cattle, distinguished from wild animals and small creeping things.
creeping thingsרֶמֶשׂ
remes · Hebrew Noun
Small animals that move close to the ground, including reptiles, insects, and small mammals.
beasts of the earthחַיְתוֹ־אֶרֶץ
chayto-erets · Hebrew Noun phrase
Wild animals or living things in general, emphasizing their vitality and their distinction from domesticated livestock.
madeעָשָׂה
asah · Hebrew Verb
A broad term for fashioning, producing, or accomplishing something, often involving the use of existing materials to achieve a purpose.
groundאֲדָמָה
adamah · Hebrew Noun
The loose soil or arable land from which life is sustained and from which the first man was formed.
