Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
selah
noun
/ˈseɪ.lə/

Definition
A term found in the Hebrew Bible, often used in the Psalms.

Examples
- After each verse, the singer paused to let the audience absorb the message, saying ‘selah.’
- The word ‘selah’ appears frequently in the Psalms, inviting readers to reflect on the verses.

Meaning
While the exact meaning is uncertain, it is commonly believed to indicate a pause for reflection or a musical interlude.

Synonyms
- pause
- interlude
- reflection