Strong’s H7372
רָטַב
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
ratab
Pronunciation
rah-tobe or rah-teb
Definition
Moist, fresh
Meaning
to be moist
Usage
The Hebrew word "ratob" or "rateb" is used to describe something that is moist or fresh. It conveys the idea of being saturated with moisture, often in a positive sense, indicating vitality or newness. This term can be applied to various contexts, such as describing fresh produce, fertile land, or even metaphorically to describe a state of spiritual freshness or renewal.
Bible references
Job 24:8