Lexicon
עַרְמוֹן
ar.mon
H6196
H:N-M Hebrew

plane tree

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ar.mon denotes a kind of tree, named among rods and compared with other trees in Scripture.

The term denotes a tree: in Genesis 30:37 it is one of the kinds of rods Jacob takes and peels, while in Ezekiel 31:8 it is included among trees whose boughs are compared with another tree.

Senses in use

  1. A tree named in material and comparative settings · dominant

    In Genesis 30:37, the singular noun occurs among the rods Jacob takes and peels; the APB renders the list as including “plane tree.” In Ezekiel 31:8, the plural noun occurs in a comparison of trees and their boughs; the APB renders “no plane trees were like its boughs.”

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as “plane tree” in Genesis 30:37 and “plane trees” in Ezekiel 31:8. These renderings confirm the tree reference within each verse's clause rather than establish finer distinctions.

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