MusicoftheBible.com - Concordance of terms derived from Hebrew root for play, strings

TO PLAY (relating specifically to a string instrument like the lyre or harp)

play (nä-gën') [H5059] 1 Samuel 16:18; Psalm 33:3; Isaiah 23:16; Ezekiel 33:32
and he (will) [would] play (va-ne-gën') [H5059] 1 Samuel (16:16), [16:23]
we will play (na-nä-gën') [H5059] Isaiah 38:20
that can play, who can play (la-nä-gën') [H5059] 1 Samuel 16:17
as played (ka-nä-gën') [H5059] 2 Kings 3:15

STRING PLAYER (relating specifically to someone who plays a string instrument like the lyre or harp)

string player (ma-nä-gën') [H5059] 1 Samuel 16:16; 18:10, 19:9; 2 Kings 3:15
the string player (hä-ma-nä-gën') [H5059] 2 Kings 3:15
players (no-ga-nem') [H5059] Psalm 68:25 (68:26 JPS)

STRING INSTRUMENT (relating specifically to a string instrument like the lyre or harp

string (na-ge-nät') [H5058] Psalm 61:1
with strings (ben-ge-not') [H5058] Psalm 4:1, 6:1
with strings (ben-ge-not') [H5058] Psalm 54:1, 55:1, 67:1, 76:1
my string (na-ge-nä-te') [H5058] Psalm 77:6 (77:7 JPS)
therefore our strings (u-na-ge-no-täe') [H5058] Isaiah 38:20
with my strings (ben-ge-no-täe') [H5058] Habakkuk 3:19

SONG (used as a derogatory remark)

Example: Job 30:9

"and now their songs (na-ge-nä-täm') I have become, and I have become to them a byword"

their song (na-ge-nä-täm') [H5058] Job 30:9, Lamentations 3:14
and song (u-na-ge-not') [H5058] Psalm 69:12 (69:13 JPS)

Words derived form the Hebrew root ngn