What does גַּת · ληνός mean in the Bible?
גַּת · ληνός is a Hebrew phrase meaning "a place where grapes are crushed for wine".
Hebrew · H1660, G3025
גַּת
A wine- press (or vat for holding the grapes in pressing them) · winepress
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גַּתH1660a wine- press (or vat for holding the grapes in pressing them)
Pronunciationgat
Vessel where grapes are crushed to extract wine, symbolizing divine judgment's crushing force in prophetic imagery.
Open lexicon entry →ληνόςG3025winepress
Pronunciationlēnós
A vat for treading grapes; metaphorically represents God's judgment crushing the wicked like grapes.
Open lexicon entry →What does גַּת (gat) mean in the Bible?
גַּת · ληνός is a Hebrew phrase meaning "a place where grapes are crushed for wine".
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How many biblical occurrences are listed for H1660, G3025?
H1660, G3025 is connected to 5 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.
Evidence Summary
Hebrew phrase. a place where grapes are crushed for wine
Strong'sH1660, G3025
Lexical occurrences5 versesSource Gloss
a place where grapes are crushed for wine
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