1942

hawwā הַוָּה ‘desire’ (Hebrew)

Etymology?: from hāwāʾ הָוָא ‘to fall / to be’ ( in the sense of eagerly coveting and rushing upon, by implication of falling )
Roots: הוא הוה

hawwā n, f
1) desire
 1a) desire (in bad sense)
2) chasm (fig. of destruction)
 2a) engulfing ruin, destruction, calamity

Mentioned in Micah 7:3 Psalms 5:10, 52:9, 57:2, 38:13, 91:3, 52:4, 55:12, 94:20 Proverbs 19:13, 17:4, 11:6, 10:3 Job 6:30, 30:13

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