Strong’s H1898
הָגָה
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
hagah
Pronunciation
hah-GAH
Definition
To meditate, to murmur, to ponder, to speak, to utter
Meaning
to remove
Usage
The Hebrew verb "hagah" primarily means to meditate or to ponder deeply. It conveys the idea of a low, murmuring sound, akin to the cooing of a dove or the growling of a lion, which reflects the act of speaking or muttering to oneself in contemplation. In the context of the Bible, "hagah" often refers to the meditative practice of reflecting on God's law, His works, or His words, suggesting a deep, thoughtful engagement with the divine.
Bible references
Proverbs 25:4;Proverbs 25:5;Isaiah 27:8