An Aramaic verb describing liquid flow or streaming movement, appearing in Daniel 7:10 in a vision of divine judgment. Daniel sees 'a river of fire flowing and coming out from before Him,' depicting the awesome throne room of the Ancient of Days. The participle נָגֵד emphasizes continuous action—the fire-river keeps flowing as an eternal feature of God's presence. Related to Hebrew נגד and cognate with Targumic usage where it describes flowing water, the verb captures both the movement and the source-to-destination directionality of streaming liquid.