Strong’s H3584

כָּחַשׁ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

kachash

Pronunciation

kah-khash'

Definition

To lie, deceive, fail, deny, disown

Meaning

to be untrue, in word, deed

Usage

The Hebrew verb "kachash" primarily conveys the act of lying or deceiving. It can also imply failing or disappointing someone, as well as denying or disowning a truth or person. This term is often used in contexts where truthfulness and faithfulness are in question, highlighting the moral and ethical dimensions of honesty and integrity.

Bible references

Genesis 18:15;Leviticus 6:2;Leviticus 6:3;Leviticus 19:11;Deuteronomy 33:29;Joshua 7:11;Joshua 24:27;2 Samuel 22:45;1 Kings 13:18;Job 8:18;Job 31:28;Psalm 18:44;Psalm 66:3;Psalm 81:15;Psalm 109:24;Proverbs 30:9;Isaiah 59:13;Jeremiah 5:12;Hosea 4:2;Hosea 9:2;Habakkuk 3:17;Zechariah 13:4