Strong’s H4804

מְרַט

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

mrat

Pronunciation

meh-RAHT

Definition

To make bare, to polish, to scour

Meaning

to pull off

Usage

The Hebrew verb "merat" primarily conveys the action of making something bare or stripping it of its covering. It can also imply the act of polishing or scouring, suggesting a process of refining or cleansing. This term is often used in contexts where something is being prepared or purified, either physically or metaphorically.

Bible references

Daniel 7:4