Strong’s H7429

רָמַס

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

ramac

Pronunciation

rah-MAHS

Definition

To creep, move lightly, glide

Meaning

to tread upon

Usage

The Hebrew verb "ramas" primarily means to creep or move lightly, often used to describe the movement of creatures that glide or crawl along the ground. It conveys the idea of a subtle, gentle motion, typically associated with small animals or insects.

Bible references

2 Kings 7:17;2 Kings 7:20;2 Kings 9:33;2 Kings 14:9;2 Chronicles 25:18;Psalm 7:5;Psalm 91:13;Isaiah 1:12;Isaiah 16:4;Isaiah 26:6;Isaiah 28:3;Isaiah 41:25;Isaiah 63:3;Ezekiel 26:11;Ezekiel 34:18;Daniel 8:7;Daniel 8:10;Micah 5:8;Nahum 3:14