This Piel participle appears in Ezekiel 47:2, describing water trickling from the south side of the temple threshold in the prophet's vision. The term emphasizes gentle, gradual flow—not a torrent but a steady seeping. This trickling becomes the river of life that grows deeper and wider as it flows east, eventually bringing healing to the Dead Sea. The choice of a word for gentle flowing (rather than gushing or pouring) heightens the miraculous nature of the vision: even a trickle from God's presence becomes a life-transforming flood.