Strong’s H1644

גָּרַשׁ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

garash

Pronunciation

gah-RAHSH

Definition

To drive out, to expel, to cast out, to divorce

Meaning

to drive out from a, possession, to expatriate, divorce

Usage

The Hebrew verb "garash" primarily means to drive out or expel. It is used in various contexts, including the expulsion of people from a land, the casting out of demons, or the act of divorce. The term conveys a forceful removal or separation, often with a sense of urgency or necessity.

Bible references

Genesis 3:24;Genesis 4:14;Genesis 21:10;Exodus 2:17;Exodus 6:1;Exodus 10:11;Exodus 11:1;Exodus 11:1;Exodus 12:39;Exodus 23:28;Exodus 23:29;Exodus 23:30;Exodus 23:31;Exodus 33:2;Exodus 34:11;Leviticus 21:7;Leviticus 21:14;Leviticus 22:13;Numbers 22:6;Numbers 22:11;Numbers 30:9;Deuteronomy 33:27;Joshua 24:12;Joshua 24:18;Judges 2:3