Strong’s H7999

שָׁלַם

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

shalam

Pronunciation

shah-LAHM

Definition

To be complete, to be sound, to make amends, to finish, to repay, to reward

Meaning

to be safe, to be, completed, to be friendly, to reciprocate

Usage

The Hebrew verb "shalam" primarily conveys the idea of completeness or wholeness. It is often used in contexts involving restitution, fulfillment of vows, or the completion of a task. The word can imply making peace or restoring a relationship, as well as the act of repaying or recompensing someone. In the context of the covenant, it can refer to fulfilling obligations or making things right.

Bible references

Genesis 44:4;Exodus 21:34;Exodus 21:36;Exodus 21:36;Exodus 22:1;Exodus 22:3;Exodus 22:3;Exodus 22:4;Exodus 22:5;Exodus 22:6;Exodus 22:6;Exodus 22:7;Exodus 22:9;Exodus 22:11;Exodus 22:12;Exodus 22:13;Exodus 22:14;Exodus 22:14;Exodus 22:15;Leviticus 5:16;Leviticus 6:5;Leviticus 24:18;Leviticus 24:21;Deuteronomy 7:10;Deuteronomy 7:10

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