Strong’s H5377

נָשָׁא

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

nasha'

Pronunciation

naw-shaw'

Definition

To deceive, to lead astray, to beguile

Meaning

to lead astray, to delude, to seduce

Usage

The Hebrew verb "nasha" primarily means to deceive or lead astray. It is used in contexts where someone is misled or tricked, often with negative moral implications. The term can imply intentional deceit or the act of causing someone to believe something that is not true.

Bible references

Genesis 3:13;2 Kings 18:29;2 Kings 19:10;2 Chronicles 32:15;Isaiah 19:13;Isaiah 36:14;Isaiah 37:10;Jeremiah 4:10;Jeremiah 4:10;Jeremiah 23:39;Jeremiah 29:8;Jeremiah 37:9;Jeremiah 49:16;Obadiah 1:3;Obadiah 1:7