Strong’s H0734

אֹרַח

Part of speech

Noun Masculine

Transliteration

orach

Pronunciation

o'-rakh

Definition

Path, way, course

Meaning

a well-trodden road, a caravan

Usage

The Hebrew word "orach" primarily denotes a path or way, often used metaphorically to describe the course of one's life or conduct. It can refer to a literal path or road, but more frequently, it is used to describe the moral or ethical direction one takes. In the context of the Hebrew Bible, "orach" often implies a journey or a way of living that aligns with divine instruction or wisdom.

Bible references

Genesis 18:11;Genesis 49:17;Judges 5:6;Judges 5:6;Job 6:18;Job 6:19;Job 8:13;Job 13:27;Job 16:22;Job 19:8;Job 22:15;Job 30:12;Job 31:32;Job 33:11;Job 34:11;Psalm 8:8;Psalm 16:11;Psalm 17:4;Psalm 19:5;Psalm 25:4;Psalm 25:10;Psalm 27:11;Psalm 44:18;Psalm 119:9;Psalm 119:15