Strong’s H1580

גָּמַל

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

gamal

Pronunciation

gah-MAHL

Definition

To deal fully or adequately with, to recompense, to wean

Meaning

to treat a, person, benefit, requite, to ripen, to wean

Usage

The Hebrew verb "gamal" primarily means to deal with someone in a way that is complete or adequate, often implying a sense of recompense or reward. It can also mean to wean, as in the process of a child transitioning from nursing to eating solid food. The term is used in various contexts, including dealing bountifully, repaying, or rendering a service or action.

Bible references

Genesis 21:8;Genesis 21:8;Genesis 50:15;Genesis 50:17;Numbers 17:8;Deuteronomy 32:6;1 Samuel 1:22;1 Samuel 1:23;1 Samuel 1:23;1 Samuel 1:24;1 Samuel 24:17;1 Samuel 24:17;2 Samuel 19:36;2 Samuel 22:21;1 Kings 11:20;2 Chronicles 20:11;Psalm 7:4;Psalm 13:6;Psalm 18:20;Psalm 103:10;Psalm 116:7;Psalm 119:17;Psalm 131:2;Psalm 131:2;Psalm 137:8