râʻâh — to pasture, tend, graze, feed

rêʻeh — friend, friend of the king (technical sense)

rôʻâh — broken

râʻaʻ — to be bad, be evil

Genesis 4:2 — “She then bore his brother Abel. Abel became a keeper of sheep, and Cain became a tiller of the soil.”

Genesis 19:19 — “You have been so gracious to your servant, and have already shown me so much kindness in order to save my life; but I cannot flee to the hills, lest the disaster overtake me and I die.”

Genesis 26:29 — “That you will not do us harm, just as we have not molested you but have always dealt kindly with you and sent you away in peace. From now on, be you blessed of GOD!””

Genesis 29:9 — “While he was still speaking with them, Rachel came with her father’s flock—for she was its shepherd.”

Genesis 30:36 — “And he put a distance of three days’ journey between himself and Jacob, while Jacob was pasturing the rest of Laban’s flock.”