Strong’s H2720

חָרֵב

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

chareb

Pronunciation

khaw-rabe'

Definition

Dry, desolate, waste

Meaning

parched, ruined

Usage

The Hebrew word "chareb" is used to describe a state of dryness or desolation. It often refers to land that is barren or uninhabited, emphasizing a lack of life or productivity. This term can be used both literally, to describe physical landscapes, and metaphorically, to depict spiritual or emotional desolation.

Bible references

Leviticus 7:10;Proverbs 17:1;Jeremiah 33:10;Jeremiah 33:12;Ezekiel 36:35;Ezekiel 36:38;Haggai 1:4;Haggai 1:9