קֶצַח (qeʦaḩ) — nutmeg flower / black cummin

Form 1

Part of speech: nsm

Sense 1: nutmeg flower, black cummin

Semantic domains: Crops (001004003002)

Core domains: Plant (125); Agriculture (007)

Definition: = a cultivated plant that grows to around 30 cm high and has a lacy leaf like dill or carrot and a greenish-blue flower with five petals; the base of the flower becomes a seedpod that contains many round, black, sharp-smelling seeds; ► used in cooking

Further resources: Flora:3.5.9

Show passage in OET: ISA 28:25

OET-RV ISA 28:25

25 Doesn’t he level its surface and scatter fennel and sow cumin,
⇔ ≈ and put the wheat in rows and the barley in plots, and spelt around the border?

OET-LV ISA 28:25

25 Am_not if he _has _levelled surface _of_its and_does _he _scatter black _cumin and_cumin does _he _sprinkle and_does _he _put wheat a _row and_barley an _appointed_place and_spelt border _of_its.

Show passage in OET: ISA 28:27

OET-RV ISA 28:27

27 Fennel isn’t threshed with a threshing board,
⇔ ≈ nor is a cart wheel rolled over cumin,
⇔ but rather, fennel is beaten with a stick,
⇔ ≈ and cumin with a rod.

OET-LV ISA 28:27

27 If/because not with _(the)_sledge black _cumin it _is _threshed and_a _wheel _of a _cart over cumin it _is _turned if/because with_staff black _cumin it _is _beaten _out and_cumin with_rod.

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UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew

קֶצַח

Form 1

Sense 1: nutmeg flower, black cummin