Hebrew word study

שְׁרוּקָהshᵉrûwqâh — a whistling (in scorn)

Pronounced “sher-oo-kaw'”

a whistling (in scorn); by analogy, a piping

Translated in the King James as: bleating, hissing.

Origin: or (by permutation) שְׁרִיקָה; feminine passive participle of H8319 (שָׁרַק);

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Judges 5:16

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