Strong’s H5324

נָצַב

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

natsab

Pronunciation

naw-tsab'

Definition

To stand, set, establish, station

Meaning

to station

Usage

The Hebrew verb "natsab" primarily means to stand or to set something in place. It conveys the idea of being firmly positioned or established. This term is often used in the context of standing firm, being stationed, or setting up something with purpose and intention. It can also imply taking a stand in a figurative sense, such as standing firm in one's beliefs or decisions.

Bible references

Genesis 18:2;Genesis 21:28;Genesis 21:29;Genesis 24:13;Genesis 24:43;Genesis 28:12;Genesis 28:13;Genesis 33:20;Genesis 35:14;Genesis 35:20;Genesis 37:7;Genesis 45:1;Exodus 5:20;Exodus 7:15;Exodus 15:8;Exodus 17:9;Exodus 18:14;Exodus 33:8;Exodus 33:21;Exodus 34:2;Numbers 16:27;Numbers 22:23;Numbers 22:31;Numbers 22:34;Numbers 23:6