Strong’s H7386

רֵיק

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

reyq

Pronunciation

rayk

Definition

Empty, vain, worthless

Meaning

empty, worthless

Usage

The Hebrew word "req" is used to describe something that is empty or lacking in substance. It often conveys the idea of worthlessness or vanity, emphasizing the absence of value or purpose. In the biblical context, it can refer to people, actions, or things that are devoid of spiritual or moral worth.

Bible references

Genesis 37:24;Genesis 41:27;Deuteronomy 32:47;Judges 7:16;Judges 9:4;Judges 11:3;2 Samuel 6:20;2 Kings 4:3;2 Chronicles 13:7;Nehemiah 5:13;Proverbs 12:11;Proverbs 28:19;Isaiah 29:8;Ezekiel 24:11