Strong’s H4634

מַעֲרָכָה

Part of speech

Noun Feminine

Transliteration

ma`arakah

Pronunciation

mah-ar-aw-KAW

Definition

Battle line, row, arrangement, order

Meaning

an arrangement, a pile, a military array

Usage

The Hebrew word "maarakah" primarily refers to a formation or arrangement, often used in the context of a military battle line or array. It signifies the organized and strategic placement of troops in preparation for battle. The term can also refer to any orderly arrangement or setting, such as the arrangement of the showbread in the Tabernacle.

Bible references

Exodus 39:37;Leviticus 24:6;Judges 6:26;1 Samuel 4:2;1 Samuel 4:12;1 Samuel 4:16;1 Samuel 4:16;1 Samuel 17:8;1 Samuel 17:10;1 Samuel 17:20;1 Samuel 17:21;1 Samuel 17:21;1 Samuel 17:22;1 Samuel 17:26;1 Samuel 17:36;1 Samuel 17:45;1 Samuel 17:48;1 Samuel 23:3;1 Chronicles 12:39