Hebrew · H205, G2556

אָוֶן

Strictly nothingness ; also trouble , vanity , wickedness ; specifically an idol · evil/harm: evil

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אָוֶןH205strictly nothingness ; also trouble , vanity , wickedness ; specifically an idol
Pronunciationaven
Radical emptiness underlying all forms of evil, trouble, and idolatry—nothingness as moral and spiritual corruption.
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κακόςG2556evil/harm: evil
Pronunciationkakós
Moral badness or harmfulness; encompasses both wickedness in persons and destructive consequences of actions.
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What does אָוֶן (aven) mean in the Bible?

אָוֶן · κακός is a Hebrew phrase meaning "trouble, calamity, moral disaster".

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What does אָוֶן · κακός mean in the Bible?

אָוֶן · κακός is a Hebrew phrase meaning "trouble, calamity, moral disaster".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H205, G2556?

H205, G2556 is connected to 79 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. trouble, calamity, moral disaster

Strong'sH205, G2556
Lexical occurrences79 verses

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trouble, calamity, moral disaster
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