This verb means to draw up, haul up, or bring up, especially ships onto land or nets from water. In Matthew 13:48, fishermen 'drew up' the net onto the beach to sort the catch. Classical Greek used it for making things go up, mounting horses, embarking on ships, and hauling nets. The multilingual glosses (Spanish 'habiendo-sacado', French 'tirer-sur-le-rivage') confirm this upward pulling motion. Jesus' parable employs realistic fishing practice—beaching nets for sorting—as eschatological metaphor for final judgment separating righteous from wicked.