SDBH Cross-Reference
וְחַ֥ם
wə·ḥam
Strong's H2552
Semantic Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew
חמם (verb)
Hot
= process by which human or inanimate objects feel or become warm or hot
to be warm, to be hot, to become warm, to become hot
Hot
= process by which the atmosphere becomes warm or hot
to become hot
Hot
literally: the day is hot; hence: = state in which the atmosphere has a relatively high temperature
the day is hot, it is hot
Hot
literally: the sun is hot; hence: = state in which the atmosphere has a relatively high temperature
the sun is hot, it is hot
Hot
= action by which humans cause themselves to feel warm or hot
to warm oneself, to get warm
Hot
= causative action by which animals cause objects to become comfortably warm
to warm, to cause to stay warm
Angry
literally: to be hot (of one's לֵב/לֵבָב heart); hence: = state in which humans experience extreme anger
to be hot with anger
Desire
= state in which humans experience an excitement of the body caused by a craving for food or sex
to desire
Cross-Reference
Occurrences in the OJB Interlinear (21 total)