Words the Bible translates as thrust
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 8 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- taqaתָּקַעto drive or thrust something into a surface or a body with a sharp, forceful blow
+3 more meanings
- to blow a trumpet or ram's horn by giving it a sharp burst of breath
- to strike or clap the hand, either as a binding pledge of surety or as applause
- to pitch a tent by driving its stakes into the ground
- nadaḥנָדַחto drive away: to push or force someone or something out of where it belongs.
- laḥatsלָחַץto bear down on with crushing pressure: to press or squeeze something physically, and so to oppress or afflict a person or a people
- hadaphהָדַףto push someone or something away by force, shoving it out of the place it held
- nagaḥנָגַחto strike and drive with the horns: to gore an animal or a person, and so to charge an opponent and force them back
- daḥahדָּחָהto shove hard: to push a person or thing over so that it goes down
- medaḥphahמַדְחֵפָהthrustnot studied yet
- madqarahמַדְקָרָהthrustnot studied yet
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