Strong’s H0926

בָּהל

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

bahal

Pronunciation

bah-hal

Definition

To be dismayed, terrified, disturbed, or alarmed

Meaning

to tremble inwardly, be, alarmed, agitated, to hasten anxiously

Usage

The Hebrew verb "bahal" primarily conveys a sense of sudden fear or alarm. It is often used to describe a state of being overwhelmed by terror or anxiety. The term can also imply being hurried or hastened due to fear. In the context of the Old Testament, "bahal" is frequently used to depict the emotional response of individuals or groups when confronted with unexpected or threatening situations.

Bible references

Genesis 45:3;Exodus 15:15;Judges 20:41;1 Samuel 28:21;2 Samuel 4:1;2 Chronicles 26:20;2 Chronicles 32:18;2 Chronicles 35:21;Esther 2:9;Esther 6:14;Esther 8:14;Job 4:5;Job 21:6;Job 22:10;Job 23:15;Job 23:16;Psalm 2:5;Psalm 6:2;Psalm 6:3;Psalm 6:10;Psalm 30:7;Psalm 48:5;Psalm 83:15;Psalm 83:17;Psalm 90:7