Lexical Summary rush: to be in want or poor Original Word: רוּשׁTransliteration: rush Phonetic Spelling: (roosh) Part of Speech: Verb Short Definition: to be in want or poor Meaning: to be in want or poor Strong's Concordance lack, needy, make self poor man A primitive root; to be destitute -- lack, needy, (make self) poor (man). Brown-Driver-Briggs H7326. rush רָאשׁ poor, רֵאשׁ poverty, see רושׁ. [רוּשׁ or רִישׁ]24 verb be in want, poor (related to ירשׁ [compare Qal 3, Niph`al Hiph`il 3]? so Thes); — Qal Perfect3plural וְרָעֵ֑בוּ רָשׁוּ כְּפִירִים Psalm 34:11 young lions are in want and hunger; elsewhere Participle רָשׁ 1 Samuel 18:23 16t., רָאשׁ 2 Samuel 12:1-2t.; plural רָשִׁים Proverbs 22:7, רָאשִׁים 13:23; — (often opposed to עָשִׁיר): as adjective 1 Samuel 18:23; 2 Samuel 12:1, 4; Proverbs 28:3; Ecclesiastes 4:14; as substantive = poor man (men), 2 Samuel 12:3; Psalm 82:3; Ecclesiastes 5:7, especially Proverbs 10:4; 13:8, 23 12t. Proverbs. Hithpo`lel Participle מִתְרוֺשֵׁשׁ Proverbs 13:7 one impoverishing himself (opposed to מִתְעַשֵּׁר; compare Pô'l. רושׁשׁ Ecclus 11:12; Ecclus 13:5). — Jeremiah 5:17; Malachi 1:4 see רשׁשׁ. p. 439f |
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