Pachad (Hebrew: ???????) is a Hebrew word used in the Torah to convey _dread_ terror, or fear�often describing a profound sense of alarm, especially in response to divine presence or imminent danger.
Meaning: The term denotes a sudden alarm or overwhelming fear, both as a feeling and as the object of fear. It can refer to:
Divine terror instilled in enemies of Israel
Pachad means dread, fear
Yirah means _awe_ reverance
The two are distinct and cannot mean the other sorry