Strong’s H3632

כָּלִיל

Part of speech

Adjective; substantive; Adjective; substantive

Transliteration

kaliyl

Pronunciation

kah-LEEL

Definition

Whole, entire, complete, perfect

Meaning

complete, the whole, as, fully

Usage

The Hebrew word "kalil" is used to denote something that is whole or complete. In the context of the Old Testament, it often refers to offerings that are entirely consumed by fire, symbolizing total dedication to God. The term can also imply perfection or completeness in a broader sense, reflecting the idea of something being without blemish or defect.

Bible references

Exodus 28:31;Exodus 39:22;Leviticus 6:22;Leviticus 6:23;Numbers 4:6;Deuteronomy 13:16;Deuteronomy 33:10;Judges 20:40;1 Samuel 7:9;Psalm 51:19;Isaiah 2:18;Lamentations 2:15;Ezekiel 16:14;Ezekiel 27:3;Ezekiel 28:12