Strong’s H1573
גֹּמֶאִ
Part of speech
Noun Masculine
Transliteration
gome'
Pronunciation
go'-meh
Definition
Reed, Papyrus
Meaning
an absorbent, the bulrush, the papyrus
Usage
The Hebrew word "gome" refers to a type of reed or papyrus plant that grows in marshy or aquatic environments. It is often associated with the Nile River and its delta, where such plants were abundant. In biblical usage, "gome" is typically used to describe the materials used for making baskets or boats, highlighting its flexibility and buoyancy.
Bible references
Exodus 2:3;Job 8:11;Isaiah 18:2;Isaiah 35:7