04754

04754 ארָמָ mara’ maw-raw’ ‭a primitive root; v; [BDB-597a] {See TWOT on 1238}‭AV-filthy 1, lifteth up 1; 2

1) (Hiphil) to beat (the air), flap (the wings)

1a) meaning dubious

2) (Qal) filthy

• In summary, מָרָא (mara') is a significant term in the Hebrew Bible that encapsulates the act of rebellion against divine authority, often leading to severe consequences. Its usage underscores the importance of obedience and the dangers of defiance in the biblical narrative.
• Usage: This verb is used in the context of rebellion or defiance, often against authority or divine command. It can also imply the act of lashing or whipping, symbolizing punishment or correction.
• Context: The Hebrew root מָרָא (mara') is a verb that primarily conveys the notion of rebellion or defiance. It is used in the Hebrew Bible to describe actions that are contrary to the will or command of God, often resulting in divine displeasure or judgment. The term can also extend to the physical act of whipping or lashing, which serves as a metaphor for the consequences of rebellion.