אָמֵן (ʾāmēn) is a Hebrew adverb meaning verily. It appears 30 times in 8 books of the Hebrew Bible (Strong's H543).

Also rendered

• amen

Same Hebrew root (TWOT 116b)

Root family 116: אָמַן ʾāman — to confirm, support, uphold (Qal); to be established, be faithful (Niphal); to be certain, i.e. to believe in (Hiphil). ASV, RSV usually the same. One notable exception is Gen 15:6 where RSV has “believed,” while ASV has “believed in.”)

• אֱמֶת emet — truth
• אָמַן aman — confirm
• אֱמוּנָה ʾĕmûnâ — faithfulness
• אׇמְנָם ʾomnām — verily
• אֻמְנָם ʾumnām — verily
• אֵמֻן ʾēmun — trusting
• אׇמְנָה ʾomnâ — verily
• אֲמָנָה ʾămānâ — faith

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