H2509 - חָלָק (châlâq)

H2509 חָלָק (châlâq) khaw-lawk'

Hebrew

Strong's Definition

from 2505; smooth (especially of tongue)

KJV Usage: flattering, smooth

STEPBible — Tyndale Abridged Hebrew Lexicon

חָלָק (cha.laq) — smooth. flattering, smooth

UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew

חָלָק (H2509 · H2510 · H2511 · H2514) — חַלָּק, חֲלַקָּה

adj · חלק

Shape

smooth = state in which an object has a relatively even and regular surface, free from perceptible projections or lumps or indentations; ≈ often associated with danger and insincerity

GEN 27:11 · JOS 11:17 · JOS 12:7 · PSA 73:18 · ISA 57:6

False | ≈ מַהֲתַלָּה · שָׁוְא · שֶׁקֶר

flattering literally: to be smooth; hence: = state in which an event appears to be well-intentioned, though actually being insincere

PRO 5:3 · PRO 26:28 · EZK 12:24 · DAN 11:32

noun f pl

False

flattering words literally: smoothnesses; hence: = words that appear to be well-intentioned, though actually being insincere

PSA 12:3 · PSA 12:4 · ISA 30:10

Reinier de Blois

Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew Lexicon

חָלָק adj. smooth lit.

fig. of mouth uttering smooth words

as subst. = flattery

base