Strong’s H6942
קָדַשׁ
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
qadash
Pronunciation
kah-dash
Definition
To consecrate, sanctify, set apart, make holy
Meaning
to be, clean
Usage
The Hebrew verb "qadash" primarily means to set apart or consecrate something or someone for a sacred purpose. It is often used in the context of making something holy or dedicating it to God. This term is frequently applied to people, places, objects, and times that are designated for divine service or worship. The act of sanctification involves a separation from common use and a dedication to God's purposes.
Bible references
Genesis 2:3;Exodus 13:2;Exodus 19:10;Exodus 19:14;Exodus 19:22;Exodus 19:23;Exodus 20:8;Exodus 20:11;Exodus 28:3;Exodus 28:38;Exodus 28:41;Exodus 29:1;Exodus 29:21;Exodus 29:27;Exodus 29:33;Exodus 29:36;Exodus 29:37;Exodus 29:37;Exodus 29:43;Exodus 29:44;Exodus 29:44;Exodus 30:29;Exodus 30:29;Exodus 30:30;Exodus 31:13