Strong’s H1540

גֶּלֶה

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

galah

Pronunciation

gah-LAH

Definition

To uncover, reveal, go into exile, depart

Meaning

to denude, to exile, to reveal

Usage

The Hebrew verb "galah" primarily means "to uncover" or "to reveal." It is used in various contexts, including the uncovering of physical objects, the revealing of secrets or truths, and the exposure of one's nakedness. Additionally, "galah" is frequently used in the context of exile, referring to the act of being taken captive or departing from one's homeland. This dual usage highlights both the physical and metaphorical aspects of uncovering and displacement.

Bible references

Genesis 9:21;Genesis 35:7;Exodus 20:26;Leviticus 18:6;Leviticus 18:7;Leviticus 18:7;Leviticus 18:8;Leviticus 18:9;Leviticus 18:10;Leviticus 18:11;Leviticus 18:12;Leviticus 18:13;Leviticus 18:14;Leviticus 18:15;Leviticus 18:15;Leviticus 18:16;Leviticus 18:17;Leviticus 18:17;Leviticus 18:18;Leviticus 18:19;Leviticus 20:11;Leviticus 20:17;Leviticus 20:18;Leviticus 20:18;Leviticus 20:19