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Near

Hebrew Meaning

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English Meaning

  1. To, at, or within a short distance or interval in space or time.
  2. Just about; almost; nearly: was near exhausted from the labor; near dead after the assault.
  3. With or in a close relationship.
  4. Close in time, space, position, or degree: near equals.
  5. Closely related by kinship or association; intimate: a near relative; a near and dear friend. See Synonyms at close.
  6. Nearly occurring but not actually happening: a near victory; a near disaster.
  7. Just barely avoided: a near hit by the incendiary bomb.
  8. Closely corresponding to or resembling an original: a near likeness.
  9. Closely resembling the genuine article: a dress of near satin; near silver beads.
  10. Closer of two or more: Take the near street and then turn right.
  11. Being on the left side of an animal or a vehicle.
  12. Being the animal or vehicle on the left.
  13. Short and direct: the nearest route to town.
  14. Stingy; parsimonious.
  15. Close to: an inn near London.
  16. To come close or closer to.
  17. To draw near or nearer; approach.