Strong’s H6565

פָרַר

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

parar

Pronunciation

pah-RAHR

Definition

To break, frustrate, annul, make void

Meaning

to break up, to violate, frustrate

Usage

The Hebrew verb "parar" primarily conveys the idea of breaking or nullifying something. It is often used in the context of breaking covenants, agreements, or plans. The term can imply a sense of frustration or thwarting, where intended purposes or promises are rendered ineffective or void.

Bible references

Genesis 17:14;Leviticus 26:15;Leviticus 26:44;Numbers 15:31;Numbers 30:8;Numbers 30:12;Numbers 30:12;Numbers 30:12;Numbers 30:13;Numbers 30:15;Numbers 30:15;Deuteronomy 31:16;Deuteronomy 31:20;Judges 2:1;2 Samuel 15:34;2 Samuel 17:14;1 Kings 15:19;2 Chronicles 16:3;Ezra 4:5;Ezra 9:14;Nehemiah 4:15;Job 5:12;Job 15:4;Job 16:12;Job 40:8