Strong’s H3992
מָאַר
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
ma'ar
Pronunciation
mah-ar
Definition
To bare, to empty, to pour out
Meaning
to be bitter, to embitter, be painful
Usage
The Hebrew verb "maar" primarily means to make bare or to empty. It is often used in the context of pouring out or making something void. This action can be physical, such as emptying a container, or metaphorical, such as laying bare one's soul or intentions.
Bible references
Leviticus 13:51;Leviticus 13:52;Leviticus 14:44;Ezekiel 28:24