Strong’s H2778
חָרַף
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
charaph.
Pronunciation
khaw-raf'
Definition
To reproach, taunt, defy, blaspheme
Meaning
to pull off, to expose, to betroth, to carp at, defame, to spend the winter
Usage
The Hebrew verb "charaph" primarily means to reproach or taunt. It conveys a sense of scorn or derision, often directed towards God or His people. This term is used in contexts where individuals or groups are mocked or defied, highlighting a challenge to authority or a lack of respect.
Bible references
Leviticus 19:20;Judges 5:18;Judges 8:15;1 Samuel 17:10;1 Samuel 17:25;1 Samuel 17:26;1 Samuel 17:36;1 Samuel 17:45;2 Samuel 21:21;2 Samuel 23:9;2 Kings 19:4;2 Kings 19:16;2 Kings 19:22;2 Kings 19:23;1 Chronicles 20:7;2 Chronicles 32:17;Nehemiah 6:13;Job 27:6;Psalm 42:10;Psalm 44:16;Psalm 55:12;Psalm 57:3;Psalm 69:9;Psalm 74:10;Psalm 74:18