to ebb (verb) = לְהִסוֹג (lehisog)ebb (noun) = שֵׁפֶל (shefel)
Ebb. (the tides ebb and flow)
I watched the ebb and flow of the ocean water.
The tide tends to ebb and flow. A point of decline: His fortunes were at a low ebb. The ebb and flow of the water hypnotized me. Suns rise and tides ebb.
Ebb tide will leave us stranded here all night. Don't let your love for me ebb.
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Monotonous fluctuation.
There is no Hebrew word for "an." There is no indefinite article in Hebrew.
dip, dud, ebb
Yes, it refers to when the tide moves away from the sea.