What does עֳנִי · ταπεινός mean in the Bible?
עֳנִי · ταπεινός is a Hebrew phrase meaning "affliction, suffering, misery".
Hebrew · H6040, G5011
Ani
Depression , i.e. misery · lowly
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עֳנִיH6040depression , i.e. misery
Pronunciationʿŏniy
Misery rooted in external oppression or humiliation, often describing the afflicted condition of those suffering injustice or servitude
Open lexicon entry →ταπεινόςG5011lowly
Pronunciationtapeinós
Low in social status or humble in spirit; NT reframes as virtue rather than disgrace.
Open lexicon entry →What does ani (ani) mean in the Bible?
עֳנִי · ταπεινός is a Hebrew phrase meaning "affliction, suffering, misery".
Full entry for ani (H6040, G5011) · Open the biblical lexicon
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How many biblical occurrences are listed for H6040, G5011?
H6040, G5011 is connected to 36 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.
Evidence Summary
Hebrew phrase. affliction, suffering, misery
Strong'sH6040, G5011
Lexical occurrences36 versesSource Gloss
affliction, suffering, misery
Grammatical Forms
How this word appears across different grammatical cases and numbers.
Word Origins
ani is built from this root: