Strong’s H7286

רָדַד

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

radad

Pronunciation

rah-DAD

Definition

To subdue, to rule, to tread down

Meaning

to tread in pieces, to conquer, to overlay

Usage

The Hebrew verb "radad" primarily conveys the idea of subduing or ruling over something or someone. It implies exerting control or dominance, often in the context of bringing something under one's authority or making it subject to one's will. The term can also suggest the act of treading down or trampling, indicating a forceful or authoritative action.

Bible references

Judges 19:11;1 Kings 6:32;Psalm 144:2;Isaiah 45:1