Strong’s H2154

זִמָּה

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

zimmah

Pronunciation

zim-mah

Definition

Wickedness, lewdness, plan, scheme

Meaning

a plan, a bad one

Usage

The Hebrew word "zimmah" primarily denotes a sense of wickedness or lewdness, often associated with immoral or illicit behavior. It can also refer to a plan or scheme, typically with negative connotations. In the context of the Old Testament, "zimmah" is frequently used to describe actions or intentions that are contrary to God's laws and moral standards.

Bible references

Leviticus 18:17;Leviticus 19:29;Leviticus 20:14;Leviticus 20:14;Judges 20:6;Job 17:11;Job 31:11;Psalm 26:10;Psalm 119:150;Proverbs 10:23;Proverbs 21:27;Proverbs 24:9;Isaiah 32:7;Jeremiah 13:27;Ezekiel 16:27;Ezekiel 16:43;Ezekiel 16:58;Ezekiel 22:9;Ezekiel 22:11;Ezekiel 23:21;Ezekiel 23:27;Ezekiel 23:29;Ezekiel 23:35;Ezekiel 23:44;Ezekiel 23:48