Strong’s H2552

חָמַם

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

chamam

Pronunciation

khaw-MAM

Definition

To be warm, to heat, to become hot

Meaning

to be hot

Usage

The Hebrew verb "chamam" primarily conveys the idea of becoming warm or hot. It is used both literally, in the context of physical warmth or heat, and metaphorically, to describe emotions such as passion or fervor. The term can also imply the process of heating or warming something, whether it be an object, a person, or even a situation.

Bible references

Exodus 16:21;1 Kings 1:2;2 Kings 4:34;Job 31:20;Job 39:14;Psalm 39:3;Ecclesiastes 4:11;Isaiah 44:15;Isaiah 44:16;Isaiah 44:16;Isaiah 47:14;Isaiah 57:5;Hosea 7:7