Strong’s H8025

שָׁלַף

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

shalaph

Pronunciation

shah-laf'

Definition

To draw out, to pull out, to take out

Meaning

to pull out, up, off

Usage

The Hebrew verb "shalaph" primarily means to draw out or pull out, often used in the context of drawing a sword from its sheath. It conveys the action of removing or extracting something from a place where it is kept or stored. This term is used in various contexts, including military and personal actions, indicating readiness or preparation for action.

Bible references

Numbers 22:23;Numbers 22:31;Joshua 5:13;Judges 3:22;Judges 8:10;Judges 8:20;Judges 9:54;Judges 20:2;Judges 20:15;Judges 20:17;Judges 20:25;Judges 20:35;Judges 20:46;Ruth 4:7;Ruth 4:8;1 Samuel 17:51;1 Samuel 31:4;2 Samuel 24:9;2 Kings 3:26;1 Chronicles 10:4;1 Chronicles 21:5;1 Chronicles 21:5;1 Chronicles 21:16;Job 20:25;Psalm 129:6