va.zar describes a man's way as crooked and blameworthy in Proverbs 21:8.

The sole attested use characterizes a man's way as crooked and blameworthy, set against the pleasant work of the pure and upright in Proverbs 21:8.

1. Blameworthy in a crooked way · dominant

   In Proverbs 21:8, the masculine singular absolute adjective qualifies the description of a man's way in a clause contrasted with the work of the pure and upright; the APB renders the verse, "The way of a man is crooked and guilty, but the work of the pure and upright is pleasant."

   Proverbs 21:8

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Proverbs 21:8, the APB presents the man's way as "crooked and guilty." The specific contribution of the lemma cannot be isolated beyond the verse's blameworthy characterization.