Strong’s H3202

יְכֵל

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

ykel

Pronunciation

yah-KAYL

Definition

To be able, to have power, to prevail

Meaning

to be able

Usage

The Hebrew verb יָכֵל (yekel or yekil) primarily conveys the idea of ability or power. It is often used in contexts where an individual or group is described as having the capacity or strength to accomplish something. This can refer to physical strength, mental capability, or moral fortitude. The term is frequently employed in narratives where overcoming obstacles or achieving goals is central.

Bible references

Daniel 2:10;Daniel 2:27;Daniel 2:47;Daniel 3:17;Daniel 3:29;Daniel 4:18;Daniel 4:37;Daniel 5:16;Daniel 5:16;Daniel 6:4;Daniel 6:20;Daniel 7:21