Hebrew word study
מָלַקmâlaq — to crack a joint
Pronounced “maw-lak'”
to crack a joint; by implication, to wring the neck of afowl (without separating it)
Translated in the King James as: wring off.
Appears 2 times in Scripture
Origin: a primitive root;
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