Strong’s H5329
נָצַח
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
natsach
Pronunciation
naw-tsakh'
Definition
To oversee, to lead, to excel, to endure, to be permanent
Meaning
to glitter from afar, to be eminent, to be permanent
Usage
The Hebrew verb "natsach" primarily conveys the idea of overseeing or leading, often in the context of music or worship. It can also imply excelling or enduring, suggesting a sense of permanence or perpetuity. In the context of the Psalms, it is frequently used in the superscriptions to indicate the role of a director or leader of music.
Bible references
1 Chronicles 15:21;1 Chronicles 23:4;2 Chronicles 2:2;2 Chronicles 2:18;2 Chronicles 34:12;2 Chronicles 34:13;Ezra 3:8;Ezra 3:9;Psalm 4:1;Psalm 5:1;Psalm 6:1;Psalm 8:1;Psalm 9:1;Psalm 11:1;Psalm 12:1;Psalm 13:1;Psalm 14:1;Psalm 18:1;Psalm 19:1;Psalm 20:1;Psalm 21:1;Psalm 22:1;Psalm 31:1;Psalm 36:1;Psalm 39:1