Strong’s H5530

סָכָל

Part of speech

Noun Masculine

Transliteration

cakal

Pronunciation

sah-kal'

Definition

To be prudent, to act wisely, to prosper, to have success

Meaning

silly

Usage

The Hebrew verb "sakal" primarily conveys the idea of acting with insight and wisdom. It often implies a level of prudence and understanding that leads to success or prosperity. In the context of the Old Testament, "sakal" is frequently associated with the wisdom that comes from God, enabling individuals to make sound decisions and achieve favorable outcomes.

Bible references

Ecclesiastes 2:19;Ecclesiastes 7:17;Ecclesiastes 10:3;Ecclesiastes 10:3;Ecclesiastes 10:14;Jeremiah 4:22;Jeremiah 5:21