Strong’s H7366
רַחַץ
Part of speech
Noun Masculine
Transliteration
rachats
Pronunciation
rah-KHATS
Definition
To wash, bathe
Meaning
a bath
Usage
The Hebrew verb "rachats" primarily means to wash or bathe, often referring to the washing of the body or parts of the body. It is used in various contexts, including ritual purification, personal hygiene, and preparation for worship or service. The act of washing is both a physical and symbolic act, representing cleanliness, purification, and readiness.
Bible references
Psalm 60:8;Psalm 108:9