Hebrew word study

כָּלַםkâlam properly, to wound

Pronounced “kaw-lawm'

properly, to wound; but only figuratively, to taunt or insult

Translated in the King James as: be (make) ashamed, blush, be confounded, be put to confusion, hurt, reproach, (do, put to) shame.

Appears 38 times in Scripture

Origin: a primitive root;

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Where it appears

Numbers 1×
Numbers 12:14
Judges 1×
Judges 18:7
Ruth 1×
Ruth 2:15
1 Samuel 3×
1 Sam 20:341 Sam 25:71 Sam 25:15
2 Samuel 2×
2 Sam 10:52 Sam 19:3
1 Chronicles 1×
1 Chr 19:5
2 Chronicles 1×
2 Chr 30:15
Ezra 1×
Ezra 9:6
Job 2×
Job 11:3Job 19:3
Psalms 6×
Psalms 35:4Psalms 40:14Psalms 44:9Psalms 69:6Psalms 70:2Psalms 74:21
Proverbs 2×
Proverbs 25:8Proverbs 28:7
Isaiah 5×
Isaiah 41:11Isaiah 45:16Isaiah 45:17Isaiah 50:7Isaiah 54:4
Jeremiah 6×
Jeremiah 3:3Jeremiah 6:15Jeremiah 8:12Jeremiah 14:3Jeremiah 22:22Jeremiah 31:19
Ezekiel 6×
Ezekiel 16:27Ezekiel 16:54Ezekiel 16:61Ezekiel 36:32Ezekiel 43:10Ezekiel 43:11

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