kus.se.met denotes a crop named among field produce, food ingredients, and plants affected by the season.

The term names a crop in agricultural settings: it is listed with wheat, barley, and other produce, appears among ingredients prepared as food, and is described as not ruined because it was a late crop.

1. A cultivated crop in agricultural lists · dominant

   In Exodus 9:32, the singular form occurs in the statement that this crop and wheat were not ruined because they were late crops. In Isaiah 28:25, the singular form is set among plants sown or placed in a prepared field; in Ezekiel 4:9, the plural form is included with wheat, barley, beans, lentils, and millet for food preparation. The APB renders the relevant crop name as “spelt” in each verse.

   Exodus 9:32Isaiah 28:25Ezekiel 4:9

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across Exodus 9:32, Isaiah 28:25, and Ezekiel 4:9, the APB presents the crop as “spelt.” Its placement varies between a late crop, a field plant, and an ingredient for food.