Hebrew word study
קְצַץqᵉtsats — {to chop off (literally or figuratively)}
Pronounced “kets-ats'”
{to chop off (literally or figuratively)}
Translated in the King James as: cut off.
Origin: (Aramaic) corresponding to H7112 (קָצַץ)
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