Strong’s H7364

רָחַץ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

rachats

Pronunciation

rah-KHATS

Definition

To wash, bathe

Meaning

to lave

Usage

The Hebrew verb "rachats" primarily means to wash or bathe. It is used in various contexts, including the washing of the body, hands, feet, or objects. The term often implies a ritual or ceremonial cleansing, as well as practical hygiene.

Bible references

Genesis 18:4;Genesis 19:2;Genesis 24:32;Genesis 43:24;Genesis 43:31;Exodus 2:5;Exodus 29:4;Exodus 29:17;Exodus 30:18;Exodus 30:19;Exodus 30:20;Exodus 30:21;Exodus 40:12;Exodus 40:30;Exodus 40:31;Exodus 40:32;Leviticus 1:9;Leviticus 1:13;Leviticus 8:6;Leviticus 8:21;Leviticus 9:14;Leviticus 14:8;Leviticus 14:9;Leviticus 15:5;Leviticus 15:6