Hebrew · H3684, G878

כְּסִיל

Properly, fat , i.e. (figuratively) stupid or silly · foolish

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כְּסִיל H3684 properly, fat , i.e. (figuratively) stupid or silly
Pronunciation kesil
Stupidity conceived as mental heaviness or dullness; the fool's mind lacks quickness and agility
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ἄφρων G878 foolish
Pronunciation áphrōn
Moral and spiritual obtuseness—reckless inconsideration rather than mere intellectual deficiency
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What does כְּסִיל (kesil) mean in the Bible?

כְּסִיל · ἄφρων is a Hebrew phrase meaning "a morally stubborn person who rejects wisdom".

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What does כְּסִיל · ἄφρων mean in the Bible?

כְּסִיל · ἄφρων is a Hebrew phrase meaning "a morally stubborn person who rejects wisdom".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H3684, G878?

H3684, G878 is connected to 70 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. a morally stubborn person who rejects wisdom

Strong's H3684, G878
Lexical occurrences 70 verses

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a morally stubborn person who rejects wisdom
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