Strong’s H7852
שָׂטַם
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
satam
Pronunciation
sah-TAM
Definition
To bear a grudge, to hate, to oppose
Meaning
to lurk for, persecute
Usage
The Hebrew verb "satam" primarily conveys the idea of harboring animosity or enmity towards someone. It is often used in contexts where there is a deep-seated grudge or hatred, sometimes leading to active opposition or hostility. The term implies a persistent and enduring form of enmity, rather than a fleeting or momentary feeling.
Bible references
Genesis 27:41;Genesis 49:23;Genesis 50:15;Job 16:9;Job 30:21;Psalm 55:3