Strong’s H4705

מִצְעָר

Part of speech

Noun Masculine

Transliteration

mits`ar

Pronunciation

mits-ahr'

Definition

Distress, narrow place, straits

Meaning

petty, a short

Usage

The term "mitsar" is used in the Hebrew Bible to describe situations of distress or difficulty, often metaphorically referring to a narrow or confined space that causes pressure or trouble. It conveys the idea of being in a tight spot, both physically and emotionally, where one feels constrained or oppressed.

Bible references

Genesis 19:20;Genesis 19:20;2 Chronicles 24:24;Job 8:7;Isaiah 63:18