Strong’s H7342

רָחָב

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

rachab

Pronunciation

rah-KHAHV

Definition

Wide, broad, spacious

Meaning

roomy

Usage

The Hebrew word "rachab" is used to describe something that is wide or broad. It often conveys the idea of spaciousness or largeness, whether in a physical sense, such as a broad place or path, or metaphorically, such as a broad or expansive heart. The term can also imply freedom or liberation, as a wide space suggests the absence of constraints.

Bible references

Genesis 34:21;Exodus 3:8;Judges 18:10;1 Chronicles 4:40;Nehemiah 3:8;Nehemiah 4:19;Nehemiah 7:4;Nehemiah 9:35;Nehemiah 12:38;Job 11:9;Job 30:14;Psalm 101:5;Psalm 104:25;Psalm 119:45;Psalm 119:96;Proverbs 21:4;Proverbs 28:25;Isaiah 22:18;Isaiah 33:21;Jeremiah 51:58;Ezekiel 23:32