Strong’s H7337

רָחַב

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

rachab

Pronunciation

rah-khab'

Definition

To be wide, to be spacious, to enlarge

Meaning

to broaden

Usage

The Hebrew verb "rachab" primarily conveys the idea of broadening or enlarging. It is often used in the context of physical space, such as land or territory, but can also refer to the expansion of influence, prosperity, or freedom. The term suggests an increase or growth that leads to a more open or liberated state.

Bible references

Genesis 26:22;Exodus 34:24;Deuteronomy 12:20;Deuteronomy 19:8;Deuteronomy 33:20;1 Samuel 2:1;2 Samuel 22:37;Psalm 4:1;Psalm 18:36;Psalm 25:17;Psalm 35:21;Psalm 81:10;Psalm 119:32;Proverbs 18:16;Isaiah 5:14;Isaiah 30:23;Isaiah 30:33;Isaiah 54:2;Isaiah 57:4;Isaiah 57:8;Isaiah 60:5;Ezekiel 41:7;Amos 1:13;Micah 1:16;Habakkuk 2:5