Lexicon soleth: fine flour Original Word: סֹ֫לֶתPart of Speech: Noun Feminine Transliteration: soleth Phonetic Spelling: (so'-leth) Short Definition: flour NAS Exhaustive Concordance Word Originof foreign origin Definitionfine flour NASB Translationfine (1), fine flour (51), fine...flour (1), flour* (1).
Brown-Driver-Briggs סֹ֫לֶת53 noun feminineLeviticus 2:5 (compare on Gender Albr ZAW xvi (1896), 106) fine flour ( ᵐ5 σεμίδαλις, ᵑ9 simila) (Late Hebrew id.; Aramaic סוּלְתָּא; Arabic  a kind of barley without husks Lane 1401; Assyrian sillatu, or šillatu, a kind of grain (?) Meissner-Rost BAS iii, 361; also ¾ul¾a, ¾uruti, flour, as loan-word in Egyptian, Bondi 84 WMM As.u.Eur.101); — absolute ׳ס Genesis 18:6 +, construct ׳ס Exodus 29:9 +; suffix סָלְתָּהּ Leviticus 2:2; — fine flour, used in king's household 1 Kings 5:2 ("" קֵמַח), for honoured guests ׳קֶמַח ס Genesis 18:6 (J), a se'ah of it sold for a shekel in time of scarcity 2 Kings 7:1,16,18 (see Benz); luxurious food Ezekiel 16:13,19 (of Jerusalem under figure of woman); elsewhere only in offerings Ezekiel 46:14; 1 Chronicles 9:29; 1 Chronicles 23:29, and P; חִטִּים ׳ס Exodus 29:2, ׳ס Exodus 29:40, Leviticus 2:1 13t. Leviticus; Numbers 6:15 26t. Numbers. סַם see סמם.
Strong's fine flour, meal From an unused root meaning to strip; flour (as chipped off) -- (fine) flour, meal. |
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