Strong’s H2186

זָנַח

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

zanach

Pronunciation

zah-nakh'

Definition

To reject, to forsake, to cast off

Meaning

reject, forsake, fail

Usage

The Hebrew verb "zanach" primarily conveys the action of rejecting or forsaking. It is often used in the context of God rejecting His people due to their disobedience or idolatry. The term can also imply a sense of casting away or discarding something deemed unworthy or unfaithful.

Bible references

1 Chronicles 28:9;2 Chronicles 11:14;2 Chronicles 29:19;Psalm 43:2;Psalm 44:9;Psalm 44:23;Psalm 60:1;Psalm 60:10;Psalm 74:1;Psalm 77:7;Psalm 88:14;Psalm 89:38;Psalm 108:11;Isaiah 19:6;Lamentations 2:7;Lamentations 3:17;Lamentations 3:31;Hosea 8:3;Hosea 8:5;Zechariah 10:6