Hebrew · H5530, G2354

סָפַד

Silly · to bewail

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סָכָל H5530 silly
Pronunciation sākāl
Moral and spiritual obtuseness rather than mere intellectual dullness; resistant to divine wisdom
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θρηνέω G2354 to bewail
Pronunciation thrēnéō
To lament with vocal expression; distinguished from silent weeping by its audible, mournful quality
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What does סָפַד (saphad) mean in the Bible?

סָכָל · θρηνέω is a Hebrew phrase meaning "to mourn publicly or perform ritual lamentation".

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What does סָכָל · θρηνέω mean in the Bible?

סָכָל · θρηνέω is a Hebrew phrase meaning "to mourn publicly or perform ritual lamentation".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H5530, G2354?

H5530, G2354 is connected to 8 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. to mourn publicly or perform ritual lamentation

Strong's H5530, G2354
Lexical occurrences 8 verses

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to mourn publicly or perform ritual lamentation
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