Strong’s H4900
מָשַׁךְ
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
mashak
Pronunciation
maw-shak'
Definition
To draw, pull, prolong, continue
Meaning
to draw
Usage
The Hebrew verb "mashak" primarily means to draw or pull, often in a physical sense, such as drawing a bow or pulling something towards oneself. It can also imply extending or prolonging something, whether it be time, influence, or a physical object. The term is used in various contexts, including drawing out a sword, extending a hand, or prolonging days.
Bible references
Genesis 37:28;Exodus 12:21;Exodus 19:13;Deuteronomy 21:3;Joshua 6:5;Judges 4:6;Judges 4:7;Judges 5:14;Judges 20:37;1 Kings 22:34;2 Chronicles 18:33;Nehemiah 9:30;Job 21:33;Job 24:22;Job 41:1;Psalm 10:9;Psalm 28:3;Psalm 36:10;Psalm 85:5;Psalm 109:12;Proverbs 13:12;Ecclesiastes 2:3;Songs 1:4;Isaiah 5:18;Isaiah 13:22