Strong’s H3318
יָצָא
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
yatsa'
Pronunciation
yah-tsah'
Definition
To go out, to come out, to bring forth, to depart
Meaning
to go, bring, out, direct and proxim
Usage
The Hebrew verb "yatsa" primarily means "to go out" or "to come out." It is used extensively in the Old Testament to describe physical movement from one place to another, the emergence of something, or the act of bringing something forth. It can refer to people, objects, or even abstract concepts like words or decrees. The verb is often used in contexts of deliverance, departure, and the act of leaving a place or state.
Bible references
Genesis 1:12;Genesis 1:24;Genesis 2:10;Genesis 4:16;Genesis 8:7;Genesis 8:7;Genesis 8:16;Genesis 8:17;Genesis 8:18;Genesis 8:19;Genesis 9:10;Genesis 9:18;Genesis 10:11;Genesis 10:14;Genesis 11:31;Genesis 12:4;Genesis 12:5;Genesis 14:8;Genesis 14:17;Genesis 14:18;Genesis 15:4;Genesis 15:5;Genesis 15:7;Genesis 15:14;Genesis 17:6