Strong’s H7390

רַךְ

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

rak

Pronunciation

rahk

Definition

Tender, soft, delicate, weak

Meaning

tender, weak

Usage

The Hebrew word "rak" is used to describe something that is tender, soft, or delicate. It can refer to physical softness, as in the texture of a material, or to a more metaphorical sense of being gentle or weak. In the context of people, it often describes someone who is young, inexperienced, or gentle in nature.

Bible references

Genesis 18:7;Genesis 29:17;Genesis 33:13;Deuteronomy 20:8;Deuteronomy 28:54;Deuteronomy 28:56;2 Samuel 3:39;1 Chronicles 22:5;1 Chronicles 29:1;2 Chronicles 13:7;Job 41:3;Proverbs 4:3;Proverbs 15:1;Proverbs 25:15;Isaiah 47:1;Ezekiel 17:22