It literally means "to watch over," "to care for," or "to be attentive."
The word "seek" in Hebrew, לְבַקֵּשׁ (levaqesh), is derived from this root. It implies a sense of diligence, effort, and attention when searching for something.
It literally means "to watch over," "to care for," or "to be attentive."
The word "seek" in Hebrew, לְבַקֵּשׁ (levaqesh), is derived from this root. It implies a sense of diligence, effort, and attention when searching for something.