Lexical Summary chaneph: profane, irreligious Original Word: חָנֵףTransliteration: chaneph Phonetic Spelling: (khaw-nafe') Part of Speech: Adjective Short Definition: profane, irreligious Meaning: profane, irreligious Strong's Concordance hypocritical From chaneph; soiled (i.e. With sin), impious -- hypocrite(-ical). see HEBREW chaneph Brown-Driver-Briggs H2611. chaneph חָנֵף adjective profane, irreligious (Syriac profane, hence often Healthen, apostate; Arabic inclining to a right state, especially the true religion a Muslim) — absolute ׳ח Job 8:13 10t.; plural חֲנֵפִים Isaiah 33:14; חַנְפֵי Job 36:13; Psalm 35:16; — profane, godless: of persons, ח ׳אָדָם Job 34:30; ח ׳גּוֺי Isaiah 10:6; as substantive godless man 9:16 ("" מרע) Job 8:13; 13:16; 17:8; 20:5; 27:8; Proverbs 11:9; collective ח ׳עֲדַת Job 15:34; plural Isaiah 33:14; חַנְפֵילֵֿב Job 36:13; מָעוֺג לַעֲגֵי בְּחַנְפֵי Psalm 35:16 as profane men, mockers for cake (i.e. table-jesters; on construct see Ges § 130. 5), but text dubious (see Checritical note Bae). |
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