Strong’s H6584

פָשַׁט

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

pashat

Pronunciation

pah-SHAHT

Definition

To strip off, to invade, to spread out

Meaning

to spread out, to strip

Usage

The Hebrew verb "pashat" primarily means "to strip off" or "to remove," often in the context of clothing or armor. It can also mean "to invade" or "to spread out," particularly in a military context. The term is used both literally and metaphorically in the Hebrew Bible, indicating actions of removing or spreading.

Bible references

Genesis 37:23;Leviticus 1:6;Leviticus 6:11;Leviticus 16:23;Numbers 20:26;Numbers 20:28;Judges 9:33;Judges 9:44;Judges 9:44;Judges 20:37;1 Samuel 18:4;1 Samuel 19:24;1 Samuel 23:27;1 Samuel 27:8;1 Samuel 27:10;1 Samuel 30:1;1 Samuel 30:14;1 Samuel 31:8;1 Samuel 31:9;2 Samuel 23:10;1 Chronicles 10:8;1 Chronicles 10:9;1 Chronicles 14:9;1 Chronicles 14:13;2 Chronicles 25:13