Strong’s H5230

נָכַל

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

nakal

Pronunciation

nah-KAHL

Definition

To deceive, to trick, to conspire

Meaning

to defraud, act treacherously

Usage

The Hebrew verb "nakal" primarily conveys the idea of deceit or cunning. It is used to describe actions that involve trickery or conspiracy, often with the intent to harm or gain an unfair advantage. This term is typically employed in contexts where individuals or groups engage in deceptive practices, whether in personal relationships, political maneuvers, or military strategies.

Bible references

Genesis 37:18;Numbers 25:18;Psalm 105:25;Malachi 1:14