Words the Bible translates as pour
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 12 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- ballōβάλλωto send something to a place by throwing it or by setting it down: cast, throw, or put
- shaphakhשָׁפַךְto pour out: to make a liquid (or, by extension, earth) flow out of where it was held
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- to shed blood: to kill, to take a human life unlawfully
- yatsaqיָצַקto pour out a flowing substance, such as oil, water, or blood, onto or into something
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- to cast metal: to pour molten metal into a mold to form an object
- to set down firmly, or to be firm, hard, and immovable
- nasakhנָסַךְto pour out a liquid, above all as a drink offering poured out to a god; and, by the same picture, to pour molten metal into a mold to cast an image.
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- to install or set someone in an appointed place of authority, as God enthrones his chosen king.
- natakhנָתַךְto pour out and stream down; of divine anger, to be unleashed on a place; of ore, to melt down in a furnace
- nazalנָזַלto flow: for water or liquid to run, stream, or trickle along
- nagarנָגַרto flow or pour: to run, spill, or be poured out like water, or to send something pouring or tumbling down
- katacheōκαταχέωto pournot studied yet
- tsuqצוּקto pournot studied yet
- bruōβρύωto pournot studied yet
- yasakhיָסַךְto pournot studied yet
- nesakhנְסַךְto pournot studied yet
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