Strong’s H7534

רַק

Part of speech

Adjective; adverb; feminine

Transliteration

raq

Pronunciation

rahk

Definition

Only, but, nevertheless, except

Meaning

emaciated

Usage

The Hebrew word "raq" is used as an adverb to denote limitation or exception. It often serves to restrict or qualify a statement, indicating that something is the sole focus or that there is an exception to a general rule. In the context of biblical texts, "raq" can emphasize the exclusivity or singularity of an action, condition, or command.

Bible references

Genesis 41:19;Genesis 41:20;Genesis 41:27