Strong’s H1641

גָּרַר

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

garar

Pronunciation

gah-RAHR

Definition

To drag, drag away, drag off, sweep away

Meaning

to drag off roughly, to bring up the cud, to saw

Usage

The Hebrew verb "garar" primarily means to drag or sweep away. It conveys the action of pulling or drawing something along, often with force or persistence. This term can be used both literally, as in dragging physical objects, and metaphorically, as in drawing away or influencing people or events.

Bible references

Leviticus 11:7;1 Kings 7:9;Proverbs 21:7;Jeremiah 30:23;Habakkuk 1:15