mo.teq denotes the sweetness the fig tree names alongside its good fruit in Judges 9:11.

The term denotes the sweetness that the fig tree says it would cease, together with its good fruit, in Judges 9:11.

1. Sweetness associated with the fig tree's fruit · dominant

   In Judges 9:11, the construct singular noun occurs in the fig tree's question about ceasing its sweetness and good fruit in order to go and wave over the trees. The APB renders the clause, "Shall I cease my sweetness and my good fruit."

   Judges 9:11

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Judges 9:11, the APB presents the term within the fig tree's question as "my sweetness" alongside "my good fruit".