Strong’s H5954

עָלל

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

`alal

Pronunciation

ah-LAHL

Definition

To act severely, deal with severely, abuse, mock, make a fool of, act wantonly

Meaning

to enter, to introduce

Usage

The Hebrew verb "alal" primarily conveys actions of severity or wantonness. It is often used to describe behavior that is harsh, mocking, or abusive. The term can also imply making a fool of someone or acting in a way that is reckless or without regard for others. In the context of the Old Testament, it frequently appears in narratives where individuals or groups are subjected to harsh treatment or derision.

Bible references

Daniel 2:16;Daniel 2:24;Daniel 2:24;Daniel 2:25;Daniel 4:6;Daniel 4:7;Daniel 4:8;Daniel 5:7;Daniel 5:8;Daniel 5:10;Daniel 5:13;Daniel 5:15;Daniel 6:10;Daniel 6:18

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