What does רֵיק · κενός mean in the Bible?
רֵיק · κενός is a Hebrew phrase meaning "empty or worthless things".
Hebrew · H7386, G2756
רֵיקִים
Empty ; figuratively, worthless · empty (literally or figuratively)
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רֵיקH7386empty ; figuratively, worthless
Pronunciationrēyq
Moves from physical emptiness to moral/spiritual worthlessness; characterizes futile human effort without divine purpose
Open lexicon entry →κενόςG2756empty (literally or figuratively)
Pronunciationkenós
Empty of purpose or effect; faith, preaching, or labor lacking true content or result.
Open lexicon entry →What does רֵיקִים (reqim) mean in the Bible?
רֵיק · κενός is a Hebrew phrase meaning "empty or worthless things".
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How many biblical occurrences are listed for H7386, G2756?
H7386, G2756 is connected to 14 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.
Evidence Summary
Hebrew phrase. empty or worthless things
Strong'sH7386, G2756
Lexical occurrences14 versesSource Gloss
empty or worthless things
Grammatical Forms
How this word appears across different grammatical cases and numbers.
Word Origins
רֵיקִים is built from this root:
רוּקH7324
Cross-Language Connections
Greek words that correspond to or develop the meaning of this Hebrew word in the New Testament.