HebrewH737
אֲרֻחָה
ăruchâh
Modern Summary of Strong’s Concordance (1890)
This word refers to a portion or ration of food. It is derived from a term meaning "to appoint" and is used to describe meals or provisions, such as an allowance of food or a specific diet. Practical applications include references to dinner or general sustenance.
a ration of food
The Hebrew word ăruchâh means "a ration of food," encompassing related ideas including allowance, diet, dinner, victuals..
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