Strong’s H7411
רָמָה
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
ramah
Pronunciation
rah-MAH
Definition
To betray, to deceive, to beguile
Meaning
to hurl, to shoot, to delude, betray
Usage
The Hebrew verb "ramah" primarily conveys the act of deception or betrayal. It is used in contexts where one party misleads or tricks another, often with negative moral implications. The term can imply a breach of trust or faithfulness, highlighting the moral and ethical dimensions of deceit.
Bible references
Genesis 29:25;Exodus 15:1;Exodus 15:21;Numbers 15:30;Joshua 9:22;1 Samuel 19:17;1 Samuel 28:12;2 Samuel 19:26;1 Chronicles 12:18;Psalm 78:9;Proverbs 26:19;Jeremiah 4:29;Lamentations 1:19