וּ/מִ/שָּׁם֙

𐤅/𐤌/𐤔𐤌

shâm

and from there

An adverb indicating place—'there, in that place, at that location'; can also function temporally as 'then' in certain contexts, where location or existence in a particular place is at issue. Used to assert or identify the presence or positioning of an entity or event, often contrasting with 'here' (פֹּה). Can introduce spatial focus, designate spatial distance or presence, or serve as a demonstrative adverb of place or (rarely) of time.

H8033

Genesis 11:9 · Word #13

Lexicon H8033

Lemmaשָׁם
Lemma (Paleo)𐤔𐤌
Transliterationshâm
Strong'sH8033
DefinitionAn adverb indicating place—'there, in that place, at that location'; can also function temporally as 'then' in certain contexts, where location or existence in a particular place is at issue. Used to assert or identify the presence or positioning of an entity or event, often contrasting with 'here' (פֹּה). Can introduce spatial focus, designate spatial distance or presence, or serve as a demonstrative adverb of place or (rarely) of time.

Morphology HC/R/D All morphology codes

Part of Speech D — Adverb — Modifies a verb

Common Translation

Phraseand from there

SIBI-P1 Translation H8033-06

and from there

Morphological NotesConjunction ו + preposition מִן ('from') + spatial adverb שָׁם ('there').
Rendering RationaleThe base adverb שָׁם denotes location ('there, in that place'), and the prefixed מִן adds movement away ('from'), while ו conjunctively links it as 'and.' The rendering preserves both the spatial core and the prefixed morphology.

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