Strong’s H7360
רָחָם
Part of speech
Noun Masculine
Transliteration
racham
Pronunciation
rah-KHAHM or rah-khah-MAH
Definition
To have compassion, to show mercy, womb (as a noun)
Meaning
a kind of vulture
Usage
The Hebrew word "racham" primarily conveys the idea of deep compassion or mercy, often akin to the tender feelings a mother has for her child. As a verb, it is used to describe the act of showing mercy or compassion. The noun form "rachamah" can refer to the womb, symbolizing the nurturing and protective aspects of compassion. This word is frequently used in the context of God's mercy towards His people, highlighting His loving and compassionate nature.
Bible references
Leviticus 11:18;Deuteronomy 14:17