חִנָּם (ḥinnām) is a Hebrew adverb meaning out of favour. It appears 32 times in 15 books of the Hebrew Bible (Strong's H2600).

Also rendered

• for nothing

Same Hebrew root (TWOT 694b)

Root family 694: חָנַן ḥānan — I, be gracious; pity; in Hithpael stem to beseech, implore

• חָנַן ḥānan — be loathsome
• חֵן ḥēn — favour
• תְּחִנָּה tĕḥinnâ — favour
• תַּחֲנוּן taḥănûn — supplication for favour
• חַנּוּן ḥannûn — gracious
• חֲנִינָה ḥănînâ — favour
• חִין ḥîn — grace
• חַנּוֹת ḥannôt — shew favour

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