Strong’s H7918

שְׁכַךְ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

shakak

Pronunciation

shah-KAHK

Definition

To run, rush, be eager, be excited

Meaning

to weave, a trap, to allay

Usage

The Hebrew verb "shakak" primarily conveys the idea of movement, often associated with eagerness or excitement. It can describe the action of rushing or running, typically in a context that implies enthusiasm or a strong desire to reach a destination or achieve a goal. The term can also be used metaphorically to describe the fervent pursuit of something.

Bible references

Genesis 8:1;Numbers 17:5;Esther 2:1;Esther 7:10;Jeremiah 5:26