Strong’s H8252

שָׁקַט

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

shaqat

Pronunciation

shah-KAHT

Definition

To be quiet, to be at rest, to be undisturbed, to be tranquil

Meaning

to repose

Usage

The Hebrew verb "shaqat" primarily conveys a sense of quietness, rest, or tranquility. It is often used to describe a state of peace or calmness, whether in a physical, emotional, or spiritual context. The term can refer to the cessation of conflict or disturbance, indicating a period of rest or peace.

Bible references

Joshua 11:23;Joshua 14:15;Judges 3:11;Judges 3:30;Judges 5:31;Judges 8:28;Judges 18:7;Judges 18:27;Ruth 3:18;2 Kings 11:20;1 Chronicles 4:40;2 Chronicles 14:1;2 Chronicles 14:5;2 Chronicles 14:6;2 Chronicles 20:30;2 Chronicles 23:21;Job 3:13;Job 3:26;Job 34:29;Job 37:17;Psalm 76:8;Psalm 83:1;Psalm 94:13;Proverbs 15:18;Isaiah 7:4