Strong’s H5916

עָכַר

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

`akar

Pronunciation

ah-KAR

Definition

To trouble, to disturb, to bring calamity

Meaning

to roil water, to disturb, affict

Usage

The Hebrew verb "akar" primarily means to trouble or disturb. It is often used in the context of causing distress or bringing about a negative consequence. The term can imply a disruption of peace or order, leading to calamity or misfortune. In the biblical narrative, it is frequently associated with actions that result in divine displeasure or judgment.

Bible references

Genesis 34:30;Joshua 6:18;Joshua 7:25;Joshua 7:25;Judges 11:35;1 Samuel 14:29;1 Kings 18:17;1 Kings 18:18;1 Chronicles 2:7;Psalm 39:2;Proverbs 11:17;Proverbs 11:29;Proverbs 15:6;Proverbs 15:27