Strong’s H4376

מָכַר

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

makar

Pronunciation

mah-KAR

Definition

To sell, to betray

Meaning

to sell

Usage

The Hebrew verb "makar" primarily means "to sell." It is used in the context of commercial transactions, where goods, property, or even individuals (such as servants or captives) are exchanged for money or other compensation. The term can also carry the connotation of betrayal, as selling someone into the hands of another often implies a breach of trust or loyalty.

Bible references

Genesis 25:31;Genesis 25:33;Genesis 31:15;Genesis 37:27;Genesis 37:28;Genesis 37:36;Genesis 45:4;Genesis 45:5;Genesis 47:20;Genesis 47:22;Exodus 21:7;Exodus 21:8;Exodus 21:16;Exodus 21:35;Exodus 22:1;Exodus 22:3;Leviticus 25:14;Leviticus 25:15;Leviticus 25:16;Leviticus 25:23;Leviticus 25:25;Leviticus 25:27;Leviticus 25:29;Leviticus 25:34;Leviticus 25:39