Hebrew · H2386, G5519

חֲזִיר

A hog (perhaps as penned ) · a hog

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חֲזִיר H2386 a hog (perhaps as penned )
Pronunciation ḥăziyr
Unclean animal symbolizing ritual impurity and paganism in Israelite law and prophetic imagery
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χοῖρος G5519 a hog
Pronunciation choîros
Unclean animal in Jewish law, symbolizing spiritual worthlessness or moral degradation in NT teaching.
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What does חֲזִיר (chazir) mean in the Bible?

חֲזִיר · χοῖρος is a Hebrew phrase meaning "pig or swine, considered unclean in Israelite culture".

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What does חֲזִיר · χοῖρος mean in the Bible?

חֲזִיר · χοῖρος is a Hebrew phrase meaning "pig or swine, considered unclean in Israelite culture".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H2386, G5519?

H2386, G5519 is connected to 7 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. pig or swine, considered unclean in Israelite culture

Strong's H2386, G5519
Lexical occurrences 7 verses

Source Gloss

pig or swine, considered unclean in Israelite culture
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