Strong’s H3688
כָּסַל
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
kacal
Pronunciation
kah-sahl
Definition
To be foolish, to be stupid, to be dull-hearted
Meaning
to be fat, silly
Usage
The Hebrew verb "kasal" primarily conveys the idea of foolishness or stupidity, often in a moral or spiritual sense. It is used to describe individuals who lack wisdom or understanding, particularly in their relationship with God. The term can imply a willful ignorance or a stubborn refusal to heed divine instruction.
Bible references
Jeremiah 10:8