What does חֲזִיר · χοῖρος mean in the Bible?
חֲזִיר · χοῖρος is a Hebrew phrase meaning "pig or swine, considered unclean in Israelite culture".
Hebrew · H2386, G5519
חֲזִיר
A hog (perhaps as penned ) · a hog
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חֲזִירH2386a hog (perhaps as penned )
Pronunciationḥăziyr
Unclean animal symbolizing ritual impurity and paganism in Israelite law and prophetic imagery
Open lexicon entry →χοῖροςG5519a hog
Pronunciationchoîros
Unclean animal in Jewish law, symbolizing spiritual worthlessness or moral degradation in NT teaching.
Open lexicon entry →What does חֲזִיר (chazir) mean in the Bible?
חֲזִיר · χοῖρος is a Hebrew phrase meaning "pig or swine, considered unclean in Israelite culture".
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How many biblical occurrences are listed for H2386, G5519?
H2386, G5519 is connected to 7 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.
Evidence Summary
Hebrew phrase. pig or swine, considered unclean in Israelite culture
Strong'sH2386, G5519
Lexical occurrences7 versesSource Gloss
pig or swine, considered unclean in Israelite culture
Grammatical Forms
How this word appears across different grammatical cases and numbers.