Strong’s H2102

זוּד

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

zuwd

Pronunciation

zood or zeed

Definition

To act presumptuously, to be insolent, to boil up

Meaning

to seethe, to be insolent

Usage

The Hebrew verb "zud" or "zid" primarily conveys the idea of acting with arrogance or presumption. It is often used to describe actions that are carried out with a sense of prideful defiance or insolence. The term can also imply a sense of boiling over, suggesting an intensity or fervor in the action.

Bible references

Genesis 25:29;Exodus 18:11;Exodus 21:14;Deuteronomy 1:43;Deuteronomy 17:13;Deuteronomy 18:20;Nehemiah 9:10;Nehemiah 9:16;Nehemiah 9:29;Jeremiah 50:29