Strong’s H6174

עָרוֹם

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

`arowm

Pronunciation

ah-rome

Definition

Naked, bare, exposed

Meaning

nude, either partially, totally

Usage

The Hebrew word "arom" primarily denotes a state of being without clothing, emphasizing vulnerability and exposure. It is often used in the context of physical nakedness but can also imply a metaphorical sense of being unprotected or defenseless. In the Hebrew Bible, "arom" is used to describe both literal and figurative nakedness, highlighting human frailty and the need for divine covering.

Bible references

Genesis 2:25;1 Samuel 19:24;Job 1:21;Job 1:21;Job 22:6;Job 24:7;Job 24:10;Job 26:6;Ecclesiastes 5:15;Isaiah 20:2;Isaiah 20:3;Isaiah 20:4;Isaiah 58:7;Hosea 2:3;Amos 2:16;Micah 1:8

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