Strong’s H3680

כָּסָה

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

kacah

Pronunciation

kah-sah'

Definition

To cover, conceal, hide, clothe

Meaning

to plump, fill up hollows, to cover

Usage

The Hebrew verb "kasah" primarily means to cover or conceal something. It is used in various contexts, including the physical act of covering an object, the metaphorical act of concealing sins or faults, and the protective act of clothing or sheltering. The term can imply both literal and figurative coverings, such as garments, protection, or forgiveness.

Bible references

Genesis 7:19;Genesis 7:20;Genesis 9:23;Genesis 18:17;Genesis 24:65;Genesis 37:26;Genesis 38:14;Genesis 38:15;Exodus 8:6;Exodus 10:5;Exodus 10:15;Exodus 14:28;Exodus 15:5;Exodus 15:10;Exodus 16:13;Exodus 21:33;Exodus 24:15;Exodus 24:16;Exodus 26:13;Exodus 28:42;Exodus 29:13;Exodus 29:22;Exodus 40:34;Leviticus 3:3;Leviticus 3:9