Strong’s H2092

זָהַם

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

zaham

Pronunciation

zah-ham'

Definition

To be indignant, to abhor, to express anger

Meaning

to be rancid, to loathe

Usage

The Hebrew verb "zaham" primarily conveys a sense of indignation or abhorrence. It is used to describe a strong emotional response, often associated with divine anger or judgment. The term reflects a deep-seated aversion or repulsion, typically in the context of moral or spiritual corruption.

Bible references

Job 33:20