Strong’s H7323
רוּץ
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
ruwts
Pronunciation
roots
Definition
To run
Meaning
to run
Usage
The Hebrew verb "ruts" primarily means "to run" and is used in various contexts throughout the Old Testament. It can denote physical running, as in the act of moving swiftly on foot, or metaphorically, to describe the pursuit of goals, the urgency of a message, or the eagerness to fulfill a task. The term often conveys a sense of urgency, determination, or zeal.
Bible references
Genesis 18:2;Genesis 18:7;Genesis 24:17;Genesis 24:20;Genesis 24:28;Genesis 24:29;Genesis 29:12;Genesis 29:13;Genesis 33:4;Genesis 41:14;Numbers 11:27;Numbers 16:47;Joshua 7:22;Joshua 8:19;Judges 7:21;Judges 13:10;1 Samuel 3:5;1 Samuel 4:12;1 Samuel 8:11;1 Samuel 10:23;1 Samuel 17:17;1 Samuel 17:22;1 Samuel 17:48;1 Samuel 17:51;1 Samuel 20:6