Strong’s H2015

הָפַךְ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

haphak

Pronunciation

hah-fahk

Definition

To turn, overturn, change, transform

Meaning

to turn about, over, to change, overturn, return, pervert

Usage

The Hebrew verb "haphak" primarily means to turn or overturn. It is used in various contexts to describe physical turning, such as turning over a city or object, as well as metaphorical transformations, such as changing one's heart or circumstances. The word conveys a sense of complete change or reversal, often with significant consequences.

Bible references

Genesis 3:24;Genesis 19:21;Genesis 19:25;Genesis 19:29;Exodus 7:15;Exodus 7:17;Exodus 7:20;Exodus 10:19;Exodus 14:5;Leviticus 13:3;Leviticus 13:4;Leviticus 13:10;Leviticus 13:13;Leviticus 13:16;Leviticus 13:17;Leviticus 13:20;Leviticus 13:25;Leviticus 13:55;Deuteronomy 23:5;Deuteronomy 29:23;Joshua 7:8;Joshua 8:20;Judges 7:13;Judges 7:13;Judges 20:39