חָסַד

The Hebrew word חָסַד (cha.sad) means "be kind" and falls within the semantic domain of emotions and attitudes. This word is used in the Bible twice, indicating that it is a significant concept in the text. The root 'H2616A' implies an action, suggesting that "being kind" is a deliberate and conscious choice. The short definition emphasizes the inherent meaning of the word, which is not simply a feeling or emotion but an intentional behavior. The limited occurrences of this word in the Bible may indicate that kindness is a valued but specific aspect of character, perhaps one that is particularly important in particular situations. Its significance to the text likely lies in its contribution to the overall emotional, social, and narrative dynamics of the stories in which it appears.

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