Hebrew · H2514

חֲלַקָּה

חֲלַקָּה (ḥălaqāh): Flattery as deceptive smoothness of speech—linguistic slipperiness that conceals harmful intent beneath pleasant words

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חֲלַקָּהH2514
Pronunciationḥălaqāh

What does חֲלַקָּה (ḥălaqāh) mean in the Bible?

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What does חֲלַקָּה (ḥălaqāh) mean in the Bible?

חֲלַקָּה (ḥălaqāh): Flattery as deceptive smoothness of speech—linguistic slipperiness that conceals harmful intent beneath pleasant words

How does the BSB render H2514?

The BSB source-word alignment has 1 aligned row for this entry. Common renderings include With flattery (1).

Where does חֲלַקָּה (ḥălaqāh) appear in Scripture?

The source-word alignment first shows this entry at Daniel 11:32. Its strongest book concentrations include Daniel (1).

Source Word Evidence

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How English Renders It
With flattery1×Daniel 11:32
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First aligned rowDaniel 11:32
Aligned rows1
Books represented1
Daniel1
Source forms
בַּחֲלַקּ֑וֹת1xba·ḥă·laq·qō·wṯDaniel 11:32
Parsing patterns
Preposition-b, Article | Adjective - feminine plural1xDaniel 11:32
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