Strong’s H3368

יָקָר

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

yaqar

Pronunciation

yah-KAR

Definition

Precious, valuable, rare, esteemed

Meaning

valuable

Usage

The Hebrew word "yaqar" is used to describe something that is highly valued, esteemed, or considered precious. It often refers to physical objects like jewels or materials, but it can also describe abstract concepts such as wisdom, life, or the Word of God. The term conveys a sense of rarity and worth, indicating that the object or concept is not only valuable but also cherished and respected.

Bible references

1 Samuel 3:1;2 Samuel 12:30;1 Kings 5:17;1 Kings 7:9;1 Kings 7:10;1 Kings 7:11;1 Kings 10:2;1 Kings 10:10;1 Kings 10:11;1 Chronicles 20:2;1 Chronicles 29:2;2 Chronicles 3:6;2 Chronicles 9:1;2 Chronicles 9:9;2 Chronicles 9:10;2 Chronicles 32:27;Job 28:16;Job 31:26;Psalm 36:7;Psalm 37:20;Psalm 45:9;Psalm 116:15;Proverbs 1:13;Proverbs 3:15;Proverbs 6:26