Strong’s H5203

נָטַשׁ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

natash

Pronunciation

naw-tash'

Definition

To leave, forsake, abandon, permit, spread out

Meaning

to pound, smite, to disperse, to thrust off, down, out, upon

Usage

The Hebrew verb "natash" primarily conveys the idea of leaving or forsaking. It can imply a physical departure or a more abstract sense of abandonment. The term is used in various contexts, including the forsaking of people, places, or even God. It can also mean to permit or allow something to happen, as well as to spread out or extend.

Bible references

Genesis 31:28;Exodus 23:11;Numbers 11:31;Deuteronomy 32:15;Judges 6:13;Judges 15:9;1 Samuel 4:2;1 Samuel 10:2;1 Samuel 12:22;1 Samuel 17:20;1 Samuel 17:22;1 Samuel 17:28;1 Samuel 30:16;2 Samuel 5:18;2 Samuel 5:22;1 Kings 8:57;2 Kings 21:14;Nehemiah 10:31;Psalm 27:9;Psalm 78:60;Psalm 94:14;Proverbs 1:8;Proverbs 6:20;Proverbs 17:14;Isaiah 2:6