Strong’s H5413

נָתַךְ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

nathak

Pronunciation

naw-thak'

Definition

To tear away, draw (off), break, remove, pluck away

Meaning

to flow forth, to liquify

Usage

The Hebrew verb "nathak" primarily conveys the action of tearing or breaking something away. It is used in contexts where something is forcibly removed or separated, often implying a sense of violence or abruptness. This term can be applied to physical objects, as well as metaphorically to relationships or covenants.

Bible references

Exodus 9:33;2 Samuel 21:10;2 Kings 22:9;2 Chronicles 12:7;2 Chronicles 34:17;2 Chronicles 34:21;2 Chronicles 34:25;Job 3:24;Job 10:10;Jeremiah 7:20;Jeremiah 42:18;Jeremiah 42:18;Jeremiah 44:6;Ezekiel 22:20;Ezekiel 22:20;Ezekiel 22:21;Ezekiel 22:22;Ezekiel 24:11;Daniel 9:11;Daniel 9:27;Nahum 1:6