Strong’s H7324
רוּק
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
ruwq
Pronunciation
rook
Definition
To empty, pour out, make bare
Meaning
to pour out, empty
Usage
The Hebrew verb "ruq" primarily means to empty or pour out. It is used in various contexts, often implying the act of making something void or bare. This can refer to physical emptying, such as pouring out contents from a vessel, or metaphorical emptying, such as the depletion of resources or strength.
Bible references
Genesis 14:14;Genesis 42:35;Exodus 15:9;Leviticus 26:33;Psalm 18:42;Psalm 35:3;Ecclesiastes 11:3;Songs 1:3;Isaiah 32:6;Jeremiah 48:11;Jeremiah 48:12;Ezekiel 5:2;Ezekiel 5:12;Ezekiel 12:14;Ezekiel 28:7;Ezekiel 30:11;Habakkuk 1:17;Zechariah 4:12;Malachi 3:10