Hebrew · H1800, G4434

Dal

Properly, dangling , i.e. (by implication) weak or thin · poor

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דַּל H1800 properly, dangling , i.e. (by implication) weak or thin
Pronunciation dal
Weak or impoverished person; captures both physical thinness and social vulnerability in covenant-protective language
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πτωχός G4434 poor
Pronunciation ptōchós
Etymologically rooted in "crouch/cower," emphasizing degradation and powerlessness, not mere lack.
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What does dal (dal) mean in the Bible?

דַּל · πτωχός is a Hebrew phrase meaning "poor, weak, or vulnerable person".

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What does דַּל · πτωχός mean in the Bible?

דַּל · πτωχός is a Hebrew phrase meaning "poor, weak, or vulnerable person".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H1800, G4434?

H1800, G4434 is connected to 47 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. poor, weak, or vulnerable person

Strong's H1800, G4434
Lexical occurrences 47 verses

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poor, weak, or vulnerable person
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