Strong’s H5383
נָשָׁה
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
nashah
Pronunciation
naw-shaw'
Definition
To lend, to borrow, to exact, to deceive
Meaning
to lend, borrow on security, interest
Usage
The Hebrew verb "nashah" primarily conveys the act of lending or borrowing, often with an implication of interest or usury. It can also mean to exact or demand payment. In some contexts, it carries the connotation of deceiving or beguiling, particularly in financial or relational transactions. The term is used to describe both the act of lending money or goods and the moral implications of such transactions, especially when they involve exploitation or unfair practices.
Bible references
Exodus 22:25;Deuteronomy 15:2;Deuteronomy 24:10;Deuteronomy 24:11;2 Kings 4:1;Nehemiah 5:7;Nehemiah 5:10;Nehemiah 5:11;Psalm 109:11;Isaiah 24:2;Isaiah 50:1;Jeremiah 15:10;Jeremiah 15:10