סָמַן
sa.man
H5567
H:V
Hebrew
to appoint
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Occurrences
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Books
Hebrew
Language
sa.man describes something set in a designated place, as barley is placed within a sowing arrangement.
The attested use depicts barley as placed in a designated position within the farmer’s ordered sowing of a field.
Senses in use
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Placed in a designated position · dominant
In Isaiah 28:25, the Niphal masculine singular absolute participle occurs in the sequence of preparing and sowing a field, where barley is set within an ordered arrangement. The APB renders the clause “barley in its appointed place,” confirming the verse’s picture of deliberate placement.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Isaiah 28:25 the APB presents the relevant clause as “barley in its appointed place.” That wording confirms the clause’s setting but does not isolate every element of the Hebrew form.