Strong’s H5158

נַחַל

Part of speech

Noun Masculine

Transliteration

nachal

Pronunciation

NAH-khal

Definition

Stream, brook, valley, wadi

Meaning

a stream, a winter torrent, a, valley, a shaft

Usage

The Hebrew word "nachal" primarily refers to a stream or brook, often a seasonal watercourse that flows through a valley or ravine. It can also denote the valley itself, especially in arid regions where water may only flow during certain times of the year. In the biblical context, "nachal" is used both literally and metaphorically to describe physical streams and spiritual refreshment or judgment.

Bible references

Genesis 26:17;Genesis 26:19;Genesis 32:23;Leviticus 11:9;Leviticus 11:10;Leviticus 23:40;Numbers 13:23;Numbers 13:24;Numbers 21:12;Numbers 21:14;Numbers 21:15;Numbers 24:6;Numbers 32:9;Numbers 34:5;Deuteronomy 1:24;Deuteronomy 2:13;Deuteronomy 2:13;Deuteronomy 2:14;Deuteronomy 2:24;Deuteronomy 2:36;Deuteronomy 2:36;Deuteronomy 2:37;Deuteronomy 3:8;Deuteronomy 3:12;Deuteronomy 3:16

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