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Raama in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Raama (A.V., Raamah), ra'-a-må (Heb.)-- moved with agitation; trembling; quaking; troubles; tossed with rage; thundering. Son of Cush, and grandson of Ham, who was Noah's son (I Chron. 1:9). The name is also spelled Raamah in the same verse and in Genesis 10:7. Meta. See RAAMAH. ________________________ Following Entry: Raamah
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