Strong’s H7290

רָדַם

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

radam

Pronunciation

rah-DAHM

Definition

To sleep deeply, to be in a heavy sleep, to be stupefied

Meaning

to stun, stupefy

Usage

The Hebrew verb "radam" primarily conveys the idea of being in a deep, heavy sleep or stupor. It is often used to describe a state of unconsciousness or profound rest, sometimes induced by divine intervention. This term can imply a sleep so deep that it is akin to a trance or a state of being unaware of one's surroundings.

Bible references

Judges 4:21;Psalm 76:6;Proverbs 10:5;Daniel 8:18;Daniel 10:9;Jonah 1:5;Jonah 1:6