Strong’s H2100
זוּב
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
zuwb
Pronunciation
zoob
Definition
To flow, gush, discharge
Meaning
to flow freely, to have a, flux, to waste away, to overflow
Usage
The Hebrew verb "zub" primarily means to flow or gush, often used in the context of bodily discharges. It is frequently associated with the flow of fluids, whether from a wound, a natural bodily function, or metaphorically to describe the flow of water or other substances. In the Levitical laws, it is used to describe various types of bodily discharges that render a person ceremonially unclean.
Bible references
Exodus 3:8;Exodus 3:17;Exodus 13:5;Exodus 33:3;Leviticus 15:2;Leviticus 15:4;Leviticus 15:6;Leviticus 15:7;Leviticus 15:8;Leviticus 15:9;Leviticus 15:11;Leviticus 15:12;Leviticus 15:13;Leviticus 15:19;Leviticus 15:25;Leviticus 15:25;Leviticus 15:32;Leviticus 15:33;Leviticus 20:24;Leviticus 22:4;Numbers 5:2;Numbers 13:27;Numbers 14:8;Numbers 16:13;Numbers 16:14