Natsats (H5338) describes the burst of blossoming or sparkling light β flowers blooming, metal gleaming, life breaking forth. It appears in Song of Solomon describing the vineyards blooming and in Ezekiel for the dazzling brightness of God's glory. The word captures life's sudden, brilliant emergence.
Song of Solomon 6:11 and 7:12 use natsats for the vineyard in bloom β the lover seeking the beloved where new life is bursting forth. Theologically this imagery represents spiritual renewal, the Church as the bride flowering in its seasons of revival. Ezekiel 1:7 uses the related imagery for the gleaming brightness of the living creatures β glory that sparkles like lightning.