Ko Meaning: The Hebrew Word קוֹ Explained

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קַו

Everyday Hebrew

Formsקַוִּים / קוֹ

Meaning1. A long, thin mark, like one you draw with a pencil. 2. A path that a bus or train follows. 3. A group of people waiting one after another.

HistoryThis word appears in the Bible. It comes from a root that means "to stretch" or "to extend". In the Bible, it was used for a measuring line, like a string used by builders to make sure walls were straight.

Example

There is a long line at the supermarket.

An illustration of a long, thin, dark grey pencil line drawn on a pale cream parchment scroll on a rustic dark brown wooden d