HebrewH2400
חַטָּא
chaṭṭâ
Modern Summary of Strong’s Concordance (1890)
The word "chaṭṭâ" refers to a person who is guilty of wrongdoing or considered a criminal. It comes from a root word meaning "to sin" and is used to describe someone who is sinful or an offender.
a criminal, or one accounted guilty
The Hebrew word chaṭṭâ means "a criminal, or one accounted guilty," encompassing related ideas including offender, sinful, sinner..
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