Bend

Hebrew Meaning

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English Meaning

1. To bring (something) into a state of tension: bend a bow.
2. To cause to assume a curved or angular shape: bend a piece of iron into a horseshoe.
3. To force to assume a different direction or shape, according to one's own purpose: "Few will have the greatness to bend history itself, but each of us can work to change a small portion of events” ( Robert F. Kennedy).
4. To misrepresent; distort: bend the truth.
5. To relax or make an exception to: bend a rule to allow more members into the club.
6. To cause to swerve from a straight line; deflect.
7. To render submissive; subdue.
8. To apply (the mind) closely: "The weary naval officer goes to bed at night having bent his brain all day to a scheme of victory” ( Jack Beatty).
9. Nautical To fasten: bend a mainsail onto the boom.
10. To deviate from a straight line or position: The lane bends to the right at the bridge.
11. To assume a curved, crooked, or angular form or direction: The saplings bent in the wind.
12. To incline the body; stoop.
13. To make a concession; yield.
14. To apply oneself closely; concentrate: She bent to her task.
15. The act or fact of bending.
16. The state of being bent.
17. Something bent: a bend in the road.
18. Nautical The thick planks in a ship's side; wales.
19. Decompression sickness. Used with the.
20. around the bend Slang Insane; crazy.
21. bend (one's) elbow Slang To drink alcoholic beverages.
22. bend out of shape Slang To annoy or anger.
23. bend To make an effort greater than is required.
24. bend (someone's) ear Slang To talk to at length, usually excessively.
25. Heraldry A band passing from the upper dexter corner of an escutcheon to the lower sinister corner.
26. Nautical A knot that joins a rope to a rope or another object.