Lexicon :: Strong's H5514 - sînay

סִינַי

Transliteration

sînay

Pronunciation

see-nah'-ee

Part of Speech

proper locative noun

Root Word (Etymology)

Of uncertain derivation

Dictionary Aids

TWOT Reference: 1488

Strong's Info

Strong’s Definitions

סִינַי Çîynay, see-nah'-ee; of uncertain derivation; Sinai, mountain of Arabia:—Sinai.

KJV Translation Count — Total: 35x

The KJV translates Strong's H5514 in the following manner: Sinai (35x).

KJV Translation Count — Total: 35x

The KJV translates Strong's H5514 in the following manner: Sinai (35x).

Outline of Biblical Usage [?]

Sinai = "thorny"
1. the mountain where Moses received the Law from Jehovah; located at the southern end of the Sinai peninsula between the horns of the Red Sea; exact site unknown

Strong’s Definitions [?](Strong’s Definitions Legend)

סִינַי Çîynay, see-nah'-ee; of uncertain derivation; Sinai, mountain of Arabia:—Sinai.

Brown-Driver-Briggs Lexicon [?] (Jump to Scripture Index)

STRONGS H5514: Abbreviations

† סִינַי proper name, of a mountain Sinai; — name of mountain of law-giving in J and especially P (חֹרֵב in E and especially D): Judges 5:5; Psalm 68:9; Deuteronomy 33:2 (poem), also Exodus 16:1 (P); usually הַרסִֿינַי (סִֿינָ֑י Leviticus 7:38 +), rarely J, Exodus 19:20, 23 and perhaps Exodus 34:2, 4, elsewhere mostly P, Exodus 24:16; Exodus 31:18; Exodus 34:29, 32; Leviticus 7:38; Leviticus 25:1; Leviticus 27:34; and Leviticus 26:46 (H), Numbers 3:1; Numbers 28:6, also Nehemiah 9:13; מִרְבַּר סִינַי (סִינָ֑י Numbers 1:19 +), Exodus 19:1, 2; Leviticus 7:38; Numbers 1:1, 19; Numbers 3:4, 14; Numbers 9:1, 5; Numbers 10:12; Numbers 26:64; Numbers 33:15, 16 (all P); — in view of these facts, and of E's use of חֹרֵב (which see), it is probably that Exodus 19:11, 18 (in E passages) are from R. — Σ(ε)ινα. Identification dubious; local tradition names Jebel Musa, mountain at southern end of peninsular between the two arms of Red Sea, so Rob^{BR i. 90 ff., especially 119-122} compare Stanley^{Sinai and Pal. 42 f.} and elsewhere, specifically its northern spur, Ras Ṣafṣâfeh; but Lepsius^{Briefe 345 ff., 416 ff.} Eb^{GS especially 392 ff.} and others advocate Serbal, northwest from Jebel Musa (on tradition, compare Eb^{ib. 413 ff.}); see discussion Di^{Exodus 19:1}. Against both is the working of Egyptian mines in the peninsula as late as the 19th dynasty (see Eb^{GS 135, 148 ff., 159, etc.}), involving presence of soldiers there. This, and connection with Midian (compare also Judges 5:5), have led to search for Sinai further northeast, near head of Gulf of Akaba, or even in Seir, so Say^{Monuments 263 ff.}, compare GFM^{Judges 5:5; 6:1} and Yakut, cited by Id^{179 n. §}, also see Gall^{Altisr. Kultst. 12}; on sanctity of the mountain see further RS^{Sem i. 110 f., 2nd ed. 177 f.} Sm^{Rel. Geschichte. 30}.

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