Strong’s H4116
מָהַר
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
mahar
Pronunciation
mah-har'
Definition
To hasten, to hurry, to be quick, to act swiftly
Meaning
to be liquid, flow easily, to hurry, promptly
Usage
The Hebrew verb "mahar" primarily conveys the idea of acting with speed or urgency. It is used to describe both physical actions, such as running or moving quickly, and metaphorical actions, such as making decisions or responding promptly. The term can imply a sense of eagerness or readiness to act, often in response to a command or a pressing situation.
Bible references
Genesis 18:6;Genesis 18:6;Genesis 18:7;Genesis 19:22;Genesis 24:18;Genesis 24:20;Genesis 24:46;Genesis 27:20;Genesis 41:32;Genesis 43:30;Genesis 44:11;Genesis 45:9;Genesis 45:13;Exodus 2:18;Exodus 10:16;Exodus 12:33;Exodus 34:8;Joshua 4:10;Joshua 8:14;Joshua 8:19;Judges 9:48;Judges 13:10;1 Samuel 4:14;1 Samuel 9:12;1 Samuel 17:48