A parallel form of the previous root, this verb describes growth and increase in both literal and figurative senses. Psalm 73:12 observes that the wicked 'increase riches' continually, posing a theological problem for the psalmist. Psalm 92:12 promises the righteous will 'grow great like the cedar,' a striking image of enduring, majestic flourishing. The French grandir and German wachsen highlight vertical growth. The contrast between contexts—wicked prospering versus righteous flourishing—shows the verb's moral neutrality; the outcome depends on who grows and how.