Strong’s H6184
עָרִיץ
Part of speech
Adjective
Transliteration
`ariyts
Pronunciation
ah-REETS
Definition
Terrifying, ruthless, mighty, oppressive
Meaning
fearful, powerful, tyrannical
Usage
The Hebrew word "arits" is used to describe someone or something that is fearsome, powerful, or oppressive. It often conveys a sense of awe or terror, typically in the context of a ruler or a force that is overwhelming and formidable. In the biblical narrative, it can refer to both human rulers and divine attributes, emphasizing the might and authority that inspire fear or respect.
Bible references
Job 6:23;Job 15:20;Job 27:13;Psalm 37:35;Psalm 54:3;Psalm 86:14;Proverbs 11:16;Isaiah 13:11;Isaiah 25:3;Isaiah 25:4;Isaiah 25:5;Isaiah 29:5;Isaiah 29:20;Isaiah 49:25;Jeremiah 15:21;Jeremiah 20:11;Ezekiel 28:7;Ezekiel 30:11;Ezekiel 31:12;Ezekiel 32:12