Strong’s H2685

חֲצַף

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

chatsaph

Pronunciation

khaw-tsaf'

Definition

To be insolent, to be presumptuous, to act arrogantly

Meaning

to shear, cut close, to be severe

Usage

The Hebrew verb "chatsaph" conveys a sense of boldness or arrogance, often in a negative context. It is used to describe actions or attitudes that are presumptuous or insolent, typically in defiance of authority or propriety. This term is often associated with a lack of respect or reverence, particularly towards God or His commandments.

Bible references

Daniel 2:15;Daniel 3:22