Strong’s H1652

גָּשַׁם

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

gasham

Pronunciation

gah-sham'

Definition

To rain, to cause rain, to shower

Meaning

to shower violently

Usage

The Hebrew verb "gasham" primarily means "to rain" or "to cause rain." It is used in the context of weather, specifically referring to the act of raining or the process of precipitation. In the Hebrew Bible, it often conveys the idea of God's provision and blessing through the natural phenomenon of rain, which is essential for agriculture and sustenance.

Bible references

Jeremiah 14:22

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