Strong’s H7292

רָהַב

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

rahab

Pronunciation

rah-hab'

Definition

To act stormily, to be proud, to behave arrogantly

Meaning

to urge severely, importune, embolden, capture, act insolently

Usage

The Hebrew verb "rahab" primarily conveys the idea of acting with arrogance or pride. It is often used metaphorically to describe tumultuous or stormy behavior, reflecting a sense of chaos or haughtiness. In the biblical context, it can also refer to a mythical sea monster or symbol of chaos, representing opposition to God’s order.

Bible references

Psalm 138:3;Proverbs 6:3;Songs 6:5;Isaiah 3:5