Strong’s H5394

נָשַׁל

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

nashal

Pronunciation

naw-shal'

Definition

To draw off, to slip off, to remove

Meaning

to pluck off, divest, eject, drop

Usage

The Hebrew verb "nashal" primarily means to slip off or to remove, often used in the context of taking off shoes or other items. It conveys the action of shedding or discarding something, typically in a physical sense. The term can also imply a sense of separation or detachment.

Bible references

Exodus 3:5;Deuteronomy 7:1;Deuteronomy 7:22;Deuteronomy 19:5;Deuteronomy 28:40;Joshua 5:15;2 Kings 16:6