Feign
Feign
fan (, badha’, , nakhar; , plastos): Occurs (1) in the sense of to devise, invent as the translation of badha’, to form, to fashion (Neh 6:8, Thou feignest them out of thine own heart; compare 1Ki 12:33, English Versions of the Bible devised of his own heart); of plastos, formed, molded (2Pe 2:3, with reigned words make merchandise of you); (2) in the sense of pretense, nakhar, to be foreign, strange (1Ki 14:5, feign herself to be another woman, 1Ki 14:6; compare Gen 42:7; Pro 26:24); ‘abhal, to mourn, to act as a mourner (2Sa 14:2); halal, to make a show, Hithpael, to be mad, to feign madness (of David, 1Sa 21:13; compare Jer 25:16; Jer 50:38); hupokrnomai, to give judgment, or act, under a mask (Luk 20:20, who feigned themselves to be righteous); (3) in the sense of deceit fraud, insincerity, mirmah, prayer, that goeth not out of feigned lips (Psa 17:1); sheker, falsehood, a lie, Judah hath not returned unto me with her whole heart, but feignedly (Jer 3:10; compare 2 Esdras 8:28); kahash, to lie, to feign, or flatter (2 Sam 12:45; Psa 18:44; Psa 66:3; Psa 81:15), where the text of the King James Version and the Revised Version (British and American), shall submit themselves, is rendered the margin (the King James Version and the Revised Version (British and American)), yield feigned obedience, Hebrew lie. the Revised Version (British and American) has feign for make (2Sa 13:5), and feigned for made (2Sa 13:6).