Lexical Definition

‎רָזַן‎ râzan (raw-zan') to rule ^H:V
a primitive root

prince, ruler.

• probably to be heavy, i.e. (figuratively) honorable

1) (Qal) to be weighty, be judicious, be commanding

See Greek: ἄρχων · δυνάστης

Brown-Driver-Briggs

[‎רָזַן‎, ? earlier ‎רָזן‎, so Lag^{BN 31}] verb be weighty, judicious, commanding (Arabic be weighty, grave, firm of judgement; Late Hebrew ‎רוֺזֵן‎ = Biblical Hebrew, so ‎רוזנים‎ Eccl 44:4); — only Qal Participle plural as substantive, rulers, potentates, || ‎מְלָכִים‎: ‎רֹזְנִים‎ Judg 5:3; Hab 1:10, ‎׳‎‎רוֺ‎ Ps 2:2; Prov 8:15; Prov 31:4, || ‎שֹׁפְטֵי אֶרֶץ‎ Isa 40:23.

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