H2400 – chatta – חַטָּא – to be sinful; a sinner

• Old Testament Hebrew
• New Testament Greek

Strong’s ID:

H2400

Hebrew Word:

חַטָּא

Transliteration:

chaṭṭâʼ / chatta

Pronunciation:

khat-taw’

Part of Speech:

adjective, masculine noun

Etymology:

intensively from H2398

Usage Count:

18

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Equip God’s People Hebrew Lexicon

1) adjective: to be sinful
2) noun: a sinner
3) literally: one who misses the mark

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Strong’s Hebrew Lexicon

intensively from H2398; a criminal, or one accounted guilty:—offender, sinful, sinner.

• H2399 – chet – חֵטְא

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• H2401 – chataah – חֲטָאָה