Words the Bible translates as flow
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 10 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- pēgēπηγήa spring: a natural source of water rising from the ground, and by extension the source from which something flows
- zuvזוּבto flow: to stream or gush out, said of any liquid pouring forth
- rheōῥέωto flownot studied yet
- nazalנָזַלto flow: for water or liquid to run, stream, or trickle along
- zovזוֹבa discharge: fluid flowing from a person's sexual organs, the kind of flow that makes that person ceremonially unclean
- nagarנָגַרto flow or pour: to run, spill, or be poured out like water, or to send something pouring or tumbling down
- naharנָהַרto stream: for a crowd of people to keep pouring steadily toward one place, the way a river runs
+1 more meaning
- to beam: for a person's face to brighten and light up at what it sees
- tsuphצוּףto flow over something, or to bring something up so that it rides on the surface of the water
- edאֵדsome kind of water that rises from the ground to wet the earth; the exact picture (mist, an underground flow, or a rain cloud) is genuinely uncertain.
- negadנְגַדto flownot studied yet
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