Strong’s H6484
פָצַר
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
patsar
Pronunciation
pah-tsar'
Definition
To press, urge, insist
Meaning
to peck at, stun, dull
Usage
The Hebrew verb "patsar" primarily means to press or urge someone persistently. It conveys a sense of insistence or earnestness in persuading or compelling someone to take a particular action. This term is often used in contexts where one person is trying to convince another to do something, highlighting the intensity and persistence of the request.
Bible references
Genesis 19:3;Genesis 19:9;Genesis 33:11;Judges 19:7;1 Samuel 15:23;2 Kings 2:17;2 Kings 5:16