Definition: Anguished is a Hebrew term meaning "fearing" or "grieved." It has several meanings in the Bible, but it seems to be used primarily as a noun in this context: 1. In Hebrew Scripture: Anguished is commonly used for emotional distress. 2. In English-language usage: Anguished may refer to feelings of despair, hopelessness, grief, or anguish. This term often occurs alongside other Hebrew words like 'sorrow', 'grief', and 'crippled'. 3. It is a word in many Old Testament contexts that speaks of mourning or sorrow. 4. In the New Testament: Anguished may refer to a state of deep pain or distress, especially during times of persecution or suffering. The definition varies widely among different translations of the Bible, but generally speaking, 'anguished' refers to someone feeling deeply regretful for something they have done, particularly if it has caused harm.
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