Strong’s H6818

צַעֲקָה

Part of speech

Noun Feminine

Transliteration

tsa`aqah

Pronunciation

tseh-aw-KAW

Definition

Cry, outcry, cry for help

Meaning

a shriek

Usage

The Hebrew word "tseaqah" refers to a loud cry or outcry, often associated with distress, anguish, or a plea for help. It is used in the context of individuals or groups expressing deep emotional pain or calling out to God in times of trouble. The term can also denote a collective outcry against injustice or oppression.

Bible references

Genesis 18:21;Genesis 19:13;Genesis 27:34;Exodus 3:7;Exodus 3:9;Exodus 11:6;Exodus 12:30;Exodus 22:23;1 Samuel 4:14;1 Samuel 9:16;Nehemiah 5:1;Job 27:9;Job 34:28;Job 34:28;Psalm 9:12;Isaiah 5:7;Jeremiah 25:36;Jeremiah 48:3;Jeremiah 48:5;Jeremiah 49:21;Zephaniah 1:10