Hebrew · H7036, G3680

קָלוֹן

Disgrace ; (by implication) the pudenda · contumely

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קָלוֹן H7036 disgrace ; (by implication) the pudenda
Pronunciation kalon
Public shame and loss of honor, often linked to bodily exposure or sexual vulnerability in covenantal contexts
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ὀνειδισμός G3680 contumely
Pronunciation oneidismós
Shame-bringing reproach directed at someone, especially Christ's suffering disgrace.
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What does קָלוֹן (qalown) mean in the Bible?

קָלוֹן · ὀνειδισμός is a Hebrew phrase meaning "shame, disgrace".

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What does קָלוֹן · ὀνειδισμός mean in the Bible?

קָלוֹן · ὀνειδισμός is a Hebrew phrase meaning "shame, disgrace".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H7036, G3680?

H7036, G3680 is connected to 17 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. shame, disgrace

Strong's H7036, G3680
Lexical occurrences 17 verses

Source Gloss

shame, disgrace
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