Strong’s H5090

נָהַג

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

nahag

Pronunciation

nah-HAHG

Definition

To drive, lead, guide, conduct

Meaning

to drive forth, lead, carry away, to proceed, to sigh

Usage

The Hebrew verb "nahag" primarily means to drive or lead, often in the context of guiding animals or people. It conveys the action of directing or conducting a group from one place to another. This term is used in various contexts, including the leading of flocks, the driving of chariots, and the guiding of people.

Bible references

Genesis 31:18;Genesis 31:26;Exodus 3:1;Exodus 10:13;Exodus 14:25;Deuteronomy 4:27;Deuteronomy 28:37;1 Samuel 23:5;1 Samuel 30:2;1 Samuel 30:20;1 Samuel 30:22;2 Samuel 6:3;2 Kings 4:24;2 Kings 9:20;1 Chronicles 13:7;1 Chronicles 20:1;2 Chronicles 25:11;Job 24:3;Psalm 48:14;Psalm 78:26;Psalm 78:52;Psalm 80:1;Ecclesiastes 2:3;Songs 8:2;Isaiah 11:6

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