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The Hebrew word זֹאת (zot) (Strong reference H2063) is a demonstrative pronoun meaning "this" or "it" in the feminine singular. It is a very common word in the Hebrew biblical text.
irregular feminine form of H2089; this (often used as an adverb): - so, with this, in this, in this, this, she, the same, because of this, because, but on this condition, his (his, hers), such.
Here's a summary of this word in the biblical context:
זֹאת (zot) - H2063 Basic meaning: "This" or "this" (feminine singular demonstrative pronoun)
Grammatical function:
Points to or indicates something specific that is nearby or has just been mentioned. Can function as the subject, object, or complement in a sentence. Often appears at the beginning of important or solemn declarations. Common uses in the Bible:
To point to grammatically feminine objects or concepts. In covenant or alliance formulas: "this is the sign of the covenant." In expressions like "זֹאת הַפַּעַם" (zot hapa'am) - "this time." To introduce important conclusions or declarations. |