Strong’s H7326

רוּשׁ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

ruwsh

Pronunciation

roosh

Definition

To be poor, to be in want, to lack

Meaning

to be destitute

Usage

The Hebrew verb "rush" primarily conveys the state of being poor or in need. It is used to describe individuals or groups who are lacking in material wealth or resources. The term can also imply a broader sense of destitution or deprivation, extending beyond mere financial poverty to encompass a lack of spiritual or emotional resources.

Bible references

1 Samuel 18:23;2 Samuel 12:1;2 Samuel 12:3;2 Samuel 12:4;Psalm 34:10;Psalm 82:3;Proverbs 10:4;Proverbs 13:7;Proverbs 13:8;Proverbs 13:23;Proverbs 14:20;Proverbs 17:5;Proverbs 18:23;Proverbs 19:1;Proverbs 19:7;Proverbs 19:22;Proverbs 22:2;Proverbs 22:7;Proverbs 28:3;Proverbs 28:6;Proverbs 28:27;Proverbs 29:13;Ecclesiastes 4:14;Ecclesiastes 5:8