Strong’s H7264
רָגַז
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
ragaz
Pronunciation
rah-GAHZ
Definition
To tremble, to quake, to rage, to be agitated
Meaning
to quiver
Usage
The Hebrew verb "ragaz" primarily conveys a sense of physical or emotional agitation. It can describe trembling or quaking, often due to fear, anger, or divine judgment. The term is used to express a range of intense emotions, including rage and turmoil, and can also imply a state of unrest or disturbance.
Bible references
Genesis 45:24;Exodus 15:14;Deuteronomy 2:25;1 Samuel 14:15;1 Samuel 28:15;2 Samuel 7:10;2 Samuel 18:33;2 Samuel 22:8;2 Kings 19:27;2 Kings 19:28;1 Chronicles 17:9;Job 9:6;Job 12:6;Psalm 4:4;Psalm 18:7;Psalm 77:16;Psalm 77:18;Psalm 99:1;Proverbs 29:9;Proverbs 30:21;Isaiah 5:25;Isaiah 13:13;Isaiah 14:9;Isaiah 14:16;Isaiah 23:11