Extended Strong's Hebrew Lexicon (Brown-Driver-Briggs based)
Fortune
Usage: § Gad = "god of fortune" a Babylonian deity
Strong's Number
H1408
Language
Hebrew
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Strong's H1408 Quick Answer
Strong's H1408 גַּד (Gad) is a Hebrew Strong's word-study entry. Gad (gad) n/p. 1. Fortune, a Babylonian deity [a variation of H1409] It currently has no linked occurrence rows in the local index.
- Meaning
- Gad (gad) n/p. 1. Fortune, a Babylonian deity [a variation of H1409]
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Meaning and Definition
Gad (gad) n/p. 1. Fortune, a Babylonian deity [a variation of H1409] KJV: that troop. Root(s): H1409
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Strong's H1408 FAQ
What does gad (גַּד) mean?
Gad (Strong's H1408) is a Hebrew word most simply glossed "that troop". Gad (gad) n/p. 1. Fortune, a Babylonian deity [a variation of H1409]
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