Strong’s H8602

תָּפֵל

Part of speech

Adjective; noun masculine

Transliteration

taphel

Pronunciation

tah-fel

Definition

Worthless, insipid, untempered

Meaning

plaster, slime, frivolity

Usage

The Hebrew word "taphel" is used to describe something that is insipid, lacking in taste or value, or untempered. It conveys the idea of something that is unsubstantial or without worth. In the context of the Bible, it often refers to false or foolish things, particularly in relation to speech or teachings that are devoid of truth or substance.

Bible references

Job 6:6;Lamentations 2:14;Ezekiel 13:10;Ezekiel 13:11;Ezekiel 13:14;Ezekiel 13:15;Ezekiel 22:28