Strong’s H3332

יָצַק

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

yatsaq

Pronunciation

yah-tsak'

Definition

To pour, to cast, to flow

Meaning

to pour out, to melt, cast as metal, to place firmly, to stiffen, grow hard

Usage

The Hebrew verb "yatsaq" primarily means to pour or to cast, often in the context of pouring out liquids or casting metals. It conveys the action of causing something to flow or be distributed, whether it be liquid, metal, or even metaphorically, emotions or blessings. The term is used in various contexts, including the pouring of oil, the casting of metal objects, and the outpouring of God's spirit or wrath.

Bible references

Genesis 28:18;Genesis 35:14;Exodus 25:12;Exodus 26:37;Exodus 29:7;Exodus 36:36;Exodus 37:3;Exodus 37:13;Exodus 38:5;Exodus 38:27;Leviticus 2:1;Leviticus 2:6;Leviticus 8:12;Leviticus 8:15;Leviticus 9:9;Leviticus 14:15;Leviticus 14:26;Leviticus 21:10;Numbers 5:15;Joshua 7:23;1 Samuel 10:1;2 Samuel 13:9;2 Samuel 15:24;1 Kings 7:16;1 Kings 7:24