Strong’s H5258

נָסַךְ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

nacak

Pronunciation

naw-sak'

Definition

To pour out, to cast, to anoint, to set up

Meaning

to pour out, a libation, to cast, to anoint a, king

Usage

The Hebrew verb "nacak" primarily means to pour out, often in the context of pouring out a liquid offering or libation. It can also mean to cast or set up, particularly in the context of setting up an image or idol. Additionally, it is used in the sense of anointing, which involves pouring oil over someone or something as a form of consecration.

Bible references

Genesis 35:14;Exodus 25:29;Exodus 30:9;Exodus 37:16;Numbers 28:7;2 Samuel 23:16;2 Kings 16:13;1 Chronicles 11:18;Psalm 2:6;Psalm 16:4;Proverbs 8:23;Isaiah 29:10;Isaiah 30:1;Isaiah 40:19;Isaiah 44:10;Jeremiah 7:18;Jeremiah 19:13;Jeremiah 32:29;Jeremiah 44:17;Jeremiah 44:18;Jeremiah 44:19;Jeremiah 44:19;Jeremiah 44:25;Ezekiel 20:28;Hosea 9:4