Strong’s H4603
מָעַל
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
ma`al
Pronunciation
mah-ahl
Definition
To act unfaithfully, to trespass, to commit a violation
Meaning
to cover up, to act covertly, treacherously
Usage
The Hebrew verb "maal" primarily conveys the idea of acting unfaithfully or treacherously, often in the context of breaking a covenant or trust. It is used to describe actions that are deceitful or disloyal, particularly in relation to God or His commandments. The term can also imply a breach of faith or a violation of a sacred trust.
Bible references
Leviticus 5:15;Leviticus 6:2;Numbers 5:6;Numbers 5:12;Numbers 5:27;Deuteronomy 32:51;Joshua 7:1;Joshua 22:16;Joshua 22:16;Joshua 22:20;Joshua 22:31;1 Chronicles 2:7;1 Chronicles 5:25;1 Chronicles 10:13;2 Chronicles 12:2;2 Chronicles 26:16;2 Chronicles 26:18;2 Chronicles 28:19;2 Chronicles 28:22;2 Chronicles 29:6;2 Chronicles 30:7;2 Chronicles 36:14;2 Chronicles 36:14;Ezra 10:2;Ezra 10:10