Strong’s H7392
רָכַב
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
rakab
Pronunciation
rah-KAHV
Definition
To ride, to mount, to be carried
Meaning
to ride, to place upon, to despatch
Usage
The Hebrew verb "rakab" primarily means "to ride" or "to mount." It is used in the context of riding animals such as horses, donkeys, or camels, as well as riding in chariots. The term can also imply being carried or transported by a vehicle or animal. In a broader sense, it can denote the act of traveling or moving from one place to another.
Bible references
Genesis 24:61;Genesis 41:43;Genesis 49:17;Exodus 4:20;Exodus 15:1;Exodus 15:21;Leviticus 15:9;Numbers 22:22;Numbers 22:30;Deuteronomy 32:13;Deuteronomy 33:26;Judges 5:10;Judges 10:4;Judges 12:14;1 Samuel 25:20;1 Samuel 25:42;1 Samuel 30:17;2 Samuel 6:3;2 Samuel 13:29;2 Samuel 16:2;2 Samuel 18:9;2 Samuel 19:26;2 Samuel 22:11;1 Kings 1:33;1 Kings 1:38