Strong’s H2151

זָלַל

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

zalal

Pronunciation

zah-LAHL

Definition

To be worthless, to be light, to be gluttonous, to be vile

Meaning

to shake, to quake, to be loose morally, worthless, prodigal

Usage

The Hebrew verb "zalal" primarily conveys the idea of being worthless or insignificant. It can also imply indulgence in gluttony or debauchery, suggesting a lack of self-control or moral restraint. The term is often used in contexts that describe behavior that is frivolous or lacking in seriousness, highlighting a moral or ethical deficiency.

Bible references

Deuteronomy 21:20;Proverbs 23:20;Proverbs 23:21;Proverbs 28:7;Isaiah 64:1;Isaiah 64:3;Jeremiah 15:19;Lamentations 1:11