Strong’s H1219

בָּצַר

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

batsar

Pronunciation

baw-tsar'

Definition

To cut off, to gather, to restrain, to fortify

Meaning

to gather grapes, to be isolated

Usage

The Hebrew verb "batsar" primarily means to cut off or to gather, often in the context of harvesting grapes. It can also imply the act of fortifying or making something inaccessible, suggesting a sense of protection or defense. In a broader sense, it can mean to restrain or to make something unattainable.

Bible references

Genesis 11:6;Leviticus 25:5;Leviticus 25:11;Numbers 13:28;Deuteronomy 1:28;Deuteronomy 3:5;Deuteronomy 9:1;Deuteronomy 24:21;Deuteronomy 28:52;Joshua 14:12;Judges 9:27;2 Samuel 20:6;2 Kings 18:13;2 Kings 19:25;2 Chronicles 17:2;2 Chronicles 19:5;2 Chronicles 32:1;2 Chronicles 33:14;Nehemiah 9:25;Job 42:2;Psalm 76:12;Isaiah 2:15;Isaiah 22:10;Isaiah 25:2;Isaiah 27:10