Strong’s H8265
שָׂקַר
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
saqar
Pronunciation
sah-KAR
Definition
To hire, to engage, to reward
Meaning
to ogle, blink coquettishly
Usage
The Hebrew verb "saqar" primarily means to hire or engage someone for work, often implying a contractual agreement or reward for services rendered. It is used in contexts where labor or service is exchanged for compensation, highlighting the transactional nature of work and reward.
Bible references
Isaiah 3:16