HEBREW
TRANSLITERATIONS
2.
men: Transliteration:
Strong’s H582
אֱנׄושׁ, אֱנׄושׁ
[’enowsh /en·oshe/] n
m From 605; TWOT
136a; GK 632 and 10046; 564 occurrences AV translates as “man” 520 times, “certain” 10 times,
“husbands” three times, “some” three times, “merchantmen” twice, “persons”
twice, and translated miscellaneously 24 times. 1 man, mortal man, person, mankind. 1a
of an individual. 1b men (collective). 1c
man, mankind.
The word “men” transliterates as
Strong’s H582 ’enowsh /en·oshe. This word denotes a physical human being or person of mankind. The three
men who appeared to Abraham had assumed human form, one being Yahweh, and the
other two being angels (Genesis 18:1-2). This is proven by the fact that their
feet were washed, and that they rested under the tree and ate. Abraham has the
greatest respect for his three visitors, as he and Sarah welcomed them with
Middle Eastern hospitality.
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