Strong’s H5034

נָבֵל

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

nabel

Pronunciation

naw-bale'

Definition

To fade, wither, fall away, become foolish

Meaning

to wilt, to fall away, fail, faint, to be foolish, wicked, to despise, disgrace

Usage

The Hebrew verb "nabel" primarily conveys the idea of withering or fading, often used metaphorically to describe the decline or deterioration of something, such as a plant or a person's moral or spiritual state. It can also imply foolishness or senselessness, reflecting a moral or intellectual decay.

Bible references

Exodus 18:18;Exodus 18:18;Deuteronomy 32:15;2 Samuel 22:46;Job 14:18;Psalm 1:3;Psalm 18:45;Psalm 37:2;Proverbs 30:32;Isaiah 1:30;Isaiah 24:4;Isaiah 24:4;Isaiah 28:1;Isaiah 28:4;Isaiah 34:4;Isaiah 34:4;Isaiah 34:4;Isaiah 40:7;Isaiah 40:8;Isaiah 64:6;Jeremiah 8:13;Jeremiah 14:21;Ezekiel 47:12;Micah 7:6;Nahum 3:6