Strong’s H6679

צוּד

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

tsuwd

Pronunciation

tsood

Definition

To hunt, to catch, to lay snares

Meaning

to lie alongside, to catch an animal, to victual

Usage

The Hebrew verb "tsud" primarily means to hunt or to catch, often in the context of pursuing animals for food. It can also imply laying snares or traps, indicating a strategic or cunning approach to capturing prey. The term is used both literally, in the context of hunting animals, and metaphorically, in describing the pursuit or entrapment of people.

Bible references

Genesis 27:3;Genesis 27:5;Genesis 27:33;Leviticus 17:13;Joshua 9:12;Job 10:16;Job 38:39;Psalm 140:11;Proverbs 6:26;Jeremiah 16:16;Lamentations 3:52;Lamentations 3:52;Lamentations 4:18;Ezekiel 13:18;Ezekiel 13:18;Ezekiel 13:20;Ezekiel 13:20;Micah 7:2