כָּסַל
Properly, to be fat , i.e. (figuratively) silly
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What does כָּסַל (kāsal) mean in the Bible?
כָּסַל (kāsal) is a Hebrew word meaning "properly, to be fat , i.e. (figuratively) silly". properly, to be fat, i.
Meaning
Foolishness conceived as spiritual obesity—moral heaviness that blocks perception and understanding.
properly, to be fat, i.e. (figuratively) silly Usage: be foolish.
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