Strong’s H3639
כּלִמָּה
Part of speech
Noun Feminine
Transliteration
klimmah
Pronunciation
keh-leem-mah'
Definition
Disgrace, shame, reproach, dishonor
Meaning
disgrace
Usage
The Hebrew word "kelimmah" is used to convey a sense of disgrace, shame, or reproach. It often describes a state of public dishonor or humiliation, whether experienced by individuals, groups, or nations. The term can refer to both the internal feeling of shame and the external manifestation of disgrace.
Bible references
Job 20:3;Psalm 4:2;Psalm 35:26;Psalm 44:15;Psalm 69:7;Psalm 69:19;Psalm 71:13;Psalm 109:29;Proverbs 18:13;Isaiah 30:3;Isaiah 45:16;Isaiah 50:6;Isaiah 61:7;Jeremiah 3:25;Jeremiah 20:11;Jeremiah 51:51;Ezekiel 16:52;Ezekiel 16:52;Ezekiel 16:54;Ezekiel 16:63;Ezekiel 32:24;Ezekiel 32:25;Ezekiel 32:30;Ezekiel 34:29;Ezekiel 36:6