Strong’s H1322

בּשֶׁת

Part of speech

Noun Feminine

Transliteration

bosheth

Pronunciation

bo'-sheth

Definition

Shame, disgrace

Meaning

shame, an idol

Usage

The Hebrew word "bosheth" primarily denotes a state of shame or disgrace. It is often used in the context of moral or spiritual failure, reflecting a condition of dishonor or humiliation. In the Old Testament, "bosheth" can refer to both personal shame and national disgrace, often associated with idolatry or sin against God.

Bible references

1 Samuel 20:30;1 Samuel 20:30;2 Samuel 21:7;2 Chronicles 32:21;Ezra 9:7;Job 8:22;Psalm 35:26;Psalm 40:15;Psalm 44:15;Psalm 69:19;Psalm 70:3;Psalm 109:29;Psalm 132:18;Isaiah 30:3;Isaiah 30:5;Isaiah 42:17;Isaiah 54:4;Isaiah 61:7;Jeremiah 2:26;Jeremiah 3:24;Jeremiah 3:25;Jeremiah 7:19;Jeremiah 11:13;Jeremiah 20:18;Daniel 9:7