From H2308 (chadal, to cease, desist). Describes one who has ceased or been rejected β the forsaken, the transient, the one who has stopped. Used in Isaiah 53 of the Suffering Servant as 'rejected of men,' this word carries immense messianic weight.
Isaiah 53:3 uses chadel to describe the Messiah as 'rejected of men' β one from whom others withdraw, one who has been made to cease from normal human fellowship. This is not passive neglect but active repulsion. The theological depth: the One through whom all things were made becomes the one from whom all turn away. The Creator becomes the chadel β the forsaken β so that the forsaken might be received.