Strong’s H1763

דְּחַל

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

dchal

Pronunciation

deh-khal'

Definition

To fear, to be afraid, to revere

Meaning

to slink, to fear, be formidable

Usage

The Hebrew verb "dechal" primarily conveys the sense of fear or reverence. It is often used in the context of fearing God, which implies a deep respect and awe for His power and holiness. This fear is not merely about being afraid but encompasses a profound reverence and acknowledgment of God's authority and majesty.

Bible references

Daniel 2:31;Daniel 4:5;Daniel 5:19;Daniel 6:26;Daniel 7:7;Daniel 7:19