Lexicon galmud: hard, barren Original Word: גַּלְמוּדPart of Speech: Adjective Transliteration: galmud Phonetic Spelling: (gal-mood') Short Definition: barren NAS Exhaustive Concordance Word Originprobably from galamDefinitionhard, barren NASB Translationbarren (3), gaunt (1).
Brown-Driver-Briggs גַּלְמוּד adjective hard, barren (Late Hebrew id. lonely NHWB; Arabic  rock,  stony (of land); Aramaic גַּלְמוּדָה compare Ba NB 208) — ׳ג Job 3:7 2t. Job; feminine גַּלְמוּדָה Isaiah 49:21; — hard, barren, unproductive, mostly figurative: Job 15:34 of company of wicked men, where probably a substantive see De Di; Job 30:3 through want and famine (they are) stiff (lifeless; RV gaunt); of exiled Zion as bereaved and barren woman Isaiah 49:21; so of night of Job's birth Job 3:7. Strong's desolate, solitary Probably by prolonged from galam; sterile (as wrapped up too hard); figuratively, desolate -- desolate, solitary. see HEBREW galam |
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