Lexical Summary satam: to bear a grudge or cherish animosity against Original Word: שָׂטַםTransliteration: satam Phonetic Spelling: (saw-tam') Part of Speech: Verb Short Definition: to bear a grudge or cherish animosity against Meaning: to bear a grudge or cherish animosity against Strong's Concordance hate, oppose self against A primitive root; properly, to lurk for, i.e. Persecute -- hate, oppose self against. Brown-Driver-Briggs H7852. satam [שָׂטַם] verb bear a grudge, cherish animosity, against (Late Hebrew שָׂטַם Niph`al, ᵑ7 Genesis 27:41 שְׂטַם; perhaps akin to שׂטן q. v.); — Qal Imperfect3masculine singular וַיִּשְׁטֹם Genesis 27:41, 3masculine plural suffix יִשְׂטְמוּנִי Psalm 55:4, etc.; — cherish animosity against, accusative of person Genesis 27:41 (J), 49:23 (poem in J), 50:15 (E), + בְּאַף Psalm 55:4; of ׳י's persistent assaults on Job, Job 16:9; 30:21. |
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