Lexicon
מִמְסָךְ
mam.sakh
H4469
H:N-M Hebrew

mixed drink

2
Occurrences
2
Books
Hebrew
Language

mam.sakh denotes a prepared beverage in settings of a table offering and pursuit of wine.

The two verses show mam.sakh as a prepared beverage: one is filled for Destiny at a table, and the other is sought by those who linger over wine.

Senses in use

  1. Prepared beverage in table and wine settings · dominant

    The singular absolute noun occurs in a clause about filling a drink for Destiny in Isaiah 65:11; the APB renders the verse with “fill mixed drink for Destiny.” In Proverbs 23:30, it appears in the description of those who go to try wine; the APB renders the clause “those who go to try mixed wine.”

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the beverage as “mixed drink” in Isaiah 65:11 and “mixed wine” in Proverbs 23:30. These renderings confirm the beverage setting without establishing a finer distinction.

Passages featuring this word

Across Scripture