What does דַּוָּג · ἁλιεύς mean in the Bible?
דַּוָּג · ἁλιεύς is a Hebrew phrase meaning "one who catches fish using nets or hooks".
Hebrew · H1728, G231
דַּיָּג
A fisherman · fisherman
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דַּוָּגH1728a fisherman
Pronunciationdawāg
Occupational term for one who catches fish; associated with common labor in biblical Mediterranean and inland water contexts
Open lexicon entry →ἁλιεύςG231fisherman
Pronunciationhalieús
A fisherman, particularly one called by Jesus to become an apostle and fisher of men.
Open lexicon entry →What does דַּיָּג (dayyag) mean in the Bible?
דַּוָּג · ἁλιεύς is a Hebrew phrase meaning "one who catches fish using nets or hooks".
Full entry for דַּיָּג (H1728, G231) · Open the biblical lexicon
Questions this entry answers
How many biblical occurrences are listed for H1728, G231?
H1728, G231 is connected to 2 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.
Evidence Summary
Hebrew phrase. one who catches fish using nets or hooks
Strong'sH1728, G231
Lexical occurrences2 versesSource Gloss
one who catches fish using nets or hooks
Grammatical Forms
How this word appears across different grammatical cases and numbers.
Word Origins
דַּיָּג is built from these roots: