What does זַעַק · κραυγή mean in the Bible?
זַעַק · κραυγή is a Hebrew phrase meaning "cry of distress or plea for help".
Hebrew · H2201, G2906
זַעֲקָה
A shriek or outcry · an outcry (in notification, tumult or grief)
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זַעַקH2201a shriek or outcry
Pronunciationzaʿaq
An urgent, piercing cry that demands immediate divine attention and intervention in distress or oppression
Open lexicon entry →κραυγήG2906an outcry (in notification, tumult or grief)
Pronunciationkraugḗ
A loud, audible cry expressing urgency, distress, or strong emotion rather than quiet speech.
Open lexicon entry →What does זַעֲקָה (zaaqah) mean in the Bible?
זַעַק · κραυγή is a Hebrew phrase meaning "cry of distress or plea for help".
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How many biblical occurrences are listed for H2201, G2906?
H2201, G2906 is connected to 19 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.
Evidence Summary
Hebrew phrase. cry of distress or plea for help
Strong'sH2201, G2906
Lexical occurrences19 versesSource Gloss
cry of distress or plea for help
Grammatical Forms
How this word appears across different grammatical cases and numbers.
Word Origins
זַעֲקָה is built from this root: