Strong’s H1310

בָּשַׁל

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

bashal

Pronunciation

bah-SHAL

Definition

To boil, to cook, to ripen

Meaning

to boil up, cooking, to ripen

Usage

The Hebrew verb "bashal" primarily means to boil or cook, referring to the process of preparing food by heat. It can also mean to ripen, as in the maturation of fruit. This term is used in various contexts, including culinary practices and metaphorically to describe the ripening or maturing of events or situations.

Bible references

Genesis 40:10;Exodus 12:9;Exodus 16:23;Exodus 16:23;Exodus 23:19;Exodus 29:31;Exodus 34:26;Leviticus 6:28;Leviticus 6:28;Leviticus 8:31;Numbers 11:8;Deuteronomy 14:21;Deuteronomy 16:7;1 Samuel 2:13;1 Samuel 2:15;2 Samuel 13:8;1 Kings 19:21;2 Kings 4:38;2 Kings 6:29;2 Chronicles 35:13;2 Chronicles 35:13;Lamentations 4:10;Ezekiel 24:5;Ezekiel 46:20;Ezekiel 46:24