גָּזָה
ga.zah
H1491
H:V
Hebrew
to cut
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Hebrew
Language
ga.zah describes the act attributed to God in Psalm 71:6, where the speaker says God cut him from his mother's belly.
The attested use describes God as the one who cut the speaker from his mother's belly in Psalm 71:6.
Senses in use
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Cutting attributed to God at birth · dominant
In Psalm 71:6, the construct masculine singular active participle occurs in the clause addressing God after the speaker mentions his mother's belly. The APB renders the clause, "you are the one who cut me,".
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Psalm 71:6, the APB presents the clause as "you are the one who cut me." This rendering confirms the clause's overall action rather than establishing a finer nuance.