Strong’s H1692

דָּבַק

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

dabaq

Pronunciation

dah-BAHK

Definition

To cling, cleave, adhere, stick, join

Meaning

to impinge, cling, adhere, to catch by pursuit

Usage

The Hebrew verb "dabaq" primarily means to cling or adhere closely to something or someone. It conveys a sense of loyalty, attachment, or steadfastness. In the context of relationships, it often implies a deep, committed bond, such as that between husband and wife or between individuals and God. The term can also refer to physical attachment or pursuit.

Bible references

Genesis 2:24;Genesis 19:19;Genesis 31:23;Genesis 34:3;Numbers 36:7;Numbers 36:9;Deuteronomy 10:20;Deuteronomy 11:22;Deuteronomy 13:4;Deuteronomy 13:17;Deuteronomy 28:21;Deuteronomy 28:60;Deuteronomy 30:20;Joshua 22:5;Joshua 23:8;Joshua 23:12;Judges 18:22;Judges 20:42;Judges 20:45;Ruth 1:14;Ruth 2:8;Ruth 2:21;Ruth 2:23;1 Samuel 14:22;1 Samuel 31:2