Strong’s H3952

לָקַק

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

laqaq

Pronunciation

lah-kak'

Definition

To lap, to lick

Meaning

to lick, lap

Usage

The Hebrew verb "laqaq" primarily means "to lap" or "to lick." It is used in the context of animals or people consuming liquid by using their tongues. This action is often associated with a natural, instinctive behavior, particularly in animals.

Bible references

Judges 7:5;Judges 7:5;Judges 7:6;Judges 7:7;1 Kings 21:19;1 Kings 21:19;1 Kings 22:38