Strong’s H1238

בָּקַק

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

baqaq

Pronunciation

bah-KAHK

Definition

To empty, to lay waste, to devastate

Meaning

to pour out, to empty, to depopulate, to spread out

Usage

The Hebrew verb "baqaq" primarily conveys the action of emptying or making desolate. It is often used in the context of judgment or destruction, where something is left barren or void. This term can describe the physical act of pouring out or the metaphorical act of rendering something desolate.

Bible references

Isaiah 19:3;Isaiah 24:1;Isaiah 24:3;Isaiah 24:3;Jeremiah 19:7;Jeremiah 51:2;Hosea 10:1;Nahum 2:2;Nahum 2:2

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