הָפַךְ H2015

Home gloss

turn (qal); turn itself about (hithpael)

Instead of (KJV / RSV)

turn / overturn

Note

Split by stem. The qal is to turn, or turn into (Exod 7:15–17); with a city as object, "overturn," by collocation (19:21–29; Deut 29:22). The hithpael is reflexive and repeated (3:24; Judg 7:13; Job 37:12).

Rulings

3, 20

Declared to share English with

H6471 — verb/noun homograph from different roots: turn (v.) הָפַךְ / turn (n.) פַּעַם (95, 97)

Occurrences (1)

Genesis 3

3:24 And he drove out the man; and he made tent on the east of the garden of Eden the cherubim and the blaze of the sword that turns itself about, to keep the way of the tree of life.