Strong’s H0898

בָּגד

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

bagad

Pronunciation

bah-GAHD

Definition

To act treacherously, to deal deceitfully, to betray

Meaning

to cover, to act covertly, to pillage

Usage

The Hebrew verb "bagad" primarily conveys the idea of acting treacherously or deceitfully. It is often used in contexts where there is a breach of trust or faithfulness, whether in personal relationships, national alliances, or in the covenant relationship between God and His people. The term can imply betrayal, unfaithfulness, or deceitful dealings.

Bible references

Exodus 21:8;Judges 9:23;1 Samuel 14:33;Job 6:15;Psalm 25:3;Psalm 59:5;Psalm 73:15;Psalm 78:57;Psalm 119:158;Proverbs 2:22;Proverbs 11:3;Proverbs 11:6;Proverbs 13:2;Proverbs 13:15;Proverbs 21:18;Proverbs 22:12;Proverbs 23:28;Proverbs 25:19;Isaiah 21:2;Isaiah 21:2;Isaiah 24:16;Isaiah 24:16;Isaiah 24:16;Isaiah 24:16;Isaiah 33:1