Strong’s H5428
נָתַשׁ
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
nathash
Pronunciation
naw-tash'
Definition
To uproot, to pull up, to tear away, to pluck out
Meaning
to tear away
Usage
The Hebrew verb "nathash" primarily means to uproot or pull out, often used in the context of removing something from its place. It conveys a sense of forceful removal or displacement, whether it be plants, people, or nations. The term can also imply a divine action where God is the one doing the uprooting, often as a form of judgment or correction.
Bible references
Deuteronomy 29:28;1 Kings 14:15;2 Chronicles 7:20;Psalm 9:6;Jeremiah 1:10;Jeremiah 12:14;Jeremiah 12:14;Jeremiah 12:15;Jeremiah 12:17;Jeremiah 12:17;Jeremiah 18:7;Jeremiah 18:14;Jeremiah 24:6;Jeremiah 31:28;Jeremiah 31:40;Jeremiah 42:10;Jeremiah 45:4;Ezekiel 19:12;Daniel 11:4;Amos 9:15;Micah 5:14