תָּזַז

The Hebrew word "ta.zaz" (H8456) is a verb that means "to strike away." This action implies a physical movement, likely involving force or impact. The semantic domain of "Physical Action" suggests that this word is used to describe a tangible, concrete event. Given its definition and semantic domain, it is likely that "ta.zaz" is used to describe a specific, perhaps violent or forceful, action. The fact that it occurs only once in the Bible suggests that it may be a unique or specialized term. Without more context, it is difficult to determine the significance of this word, but it is clear that it is used to convey a sense of physical intensity or force.

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