Strong’s H8210

שָׁפַךְ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

shaphak

Pronunciation

shah-fak

Definition

To pour out, to shed, to spill

Meaning

to spill forth, to expend, to sprawl out

Usage

The Hebrew verb "shaphak" primarily means "to pour out" or "to shed." It is often used in the context of pouring out liquids, such as water or blood, and can also refer to the shedding of blood in a violent or sacrificial context. The term conveys a sense of abundance or completeness in the act of pouring, often implying a total or irreversible action.

Bible references

Genesis 9:6;Genesis 9:6;Genesis 37:22;Exodus 4:9;Exodus 29:12;Leviticus 4:7;Leviticus 4:18;Leviticus 4:25;Leviticus 4:30;Leviticus 4:34;Leviticus 14:41;Leviticus 17:4;Leviticus 17:13;Numbers 35:33;Numbers 35:33;Deuteronomy 12:16;Deuteronomy 12:24;Deuteronomy 12:27;Deuteronomy 15:23;Deuteronomy 19:10;Deuteronomy 21:7;Judges 6:20;1 Samuel 1:15;1 Samuel 7:6;1 Samuel 25:31

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