Strong’s H1869

דָּרַךְ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

darak

Pronunciation

dah-rak

Definition

To tread, to march, to walk, to bend the bow

Meaning

to tread, to walk, to string a, bow

Usage

The Hebrew verb "darak" primarily means to tread or walk, often implying a purposeful or forceful action. It can also mean to march, as in a military context, or to bend a bow, indicating preparation for battle. The term conveys a sense of movement with intent, whether in a literal or metaphorical sense.

Bible references

Numbers 24:17;Deuteronomy 1:36;Deuteronomy 11:24;Deuteronomy 11:25;Deuteronomy 33:29;Joshua 1:3;Joshua 14:9;Judges 5:21;Judges 9:27;Judges 20:43;1 Samuel 5:5;1 Chronicles 5:18;1 Chronicles 8:40;2 Chronicles 14:8;Nehemiah 13:15;Job 9:8;Job 22:15;Job 24:11;Job 28:8;Psalm 7:12;Psalm 11:2;Psalm 25:5;Psalm 25:9;Psalm 37:14;Psalm 58:7