Strong’s H6998

קָטַף

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

qataph

Pronunciation

kah-TAHF

Definition

To pluck, gather, or pick

Meaning

to strip off

Usage

The Hebrew verb "qataph" primarily means to pluck or gather, often in the context of harvesting or collecting fruits, leaves, or other produce. It conveys the action of taking something from its source, typically in a careful or deliberate manner. This term is used in the context of agricultural activities, reflecting the agrarian society of ancient Israel.

Bible references

Deuteronomy 23:25;Job 8:12;Job 30:4;Ezekiel 17:4;Ezekiel 17:22