Strong’s H6206

עָרַץ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

`arats

Pronunciation

ah-rats'

Definition

To tremble, to dread, to be terrified

Meaning

to awe, to dread, to harass

Usage

The Hebrew verb "arats" primarily conveys a sense of fear or terror. It is often used in contexts where individuals or groups experience a profound sense of dread or trembling, typically in response to a formidable presence or impending danger. The term can also imply causing others to fear or be in awe.

Bible references

Deuteronomy 1:29;Deuteronomy 7:21;Deuteronomy 20:3;Deuteronomy 31:6;Joshua 1:9;Job 13:25;Job 31:34;Psalm 10:18;Psalm 89:7;Isaiah 2:19;Isaiah 2:21;Isaiah 8:12;Isaiah 8:13;Isaiah 29:23;Isaiah 47:12