Strong’s H5066
נָגַשׁ
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
nagash
Pronunciation
naw-gash'
Definition
To draw near, approach, come near
Meaning
to be near, to lie with a woman, as an enemy, to attack, to worship, to present, to adduce an argument, to stand back
Usage
The Hebrew verb "nagash" primarily means to draw near or approach. It is used in various contexts, including physical proximity, approaching God in worship or prayer, and coming near in terms of relationship or confrontation. The term conveys both the physical act of moving closer and the metaphorical sense of seeking closeness or engagement.
Bible references
Genesis 18:23;Genesis 19:9;Genesis 19:9;Genesis 27:21;Genesis 27:22;Genesis 27:25;Genesis 27:25;Genesis 27:26;Genesis 27:27;Genesis 29:10;Genesis 33:3;Genesis 33:6;Genesis 33:7;Genesis 33:7;Genesis 43:19;Genesis 44:18;Genesis 45:4;Genesis 45:4;Genesis 48:10;Genesis 48:13;Exodus 19:15;Exodus 19:22;Exodus 20:21;Exodus 21:6;Exodus 21:6