Strong’s H7373

רָטב

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

ratob

Pronunciation

rah-TOB

Definition

Moist, wet

Meaning

moist

Usage

The Hebrew word "ratob" is used to describe something that is moist or wet. It often refers to physical conditions, such as the state of the ground or an object that has absorbed moisture. In a broader sense, it can also imply freshness or vitality, as moisture is essential for life and growth.

Bible references

Job 8:16