Strong’s H2093

זַהַם

Part of speech

Proper Name Masculine

Transliteration

Zaham

Pronunciation

zah-ham'

Definition

To be defiled, to be loathsome, to be abhorred

Meaning

Zaham

Usage

The Hebrew verb "zaham" conveys a sense of being defiled or loathsome, often in a moral or spiritual context. It is used to describe a state of being that is detestable or abhorred, typically in the eyes of God. This term is often associated with sin and moral corruption, indicating a condition that is offensive and unacceptable.

Bible references

2 Chronicles 11:19

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