Strong’s H3754
כֶּרֶם
Part of speech
Noun Masculine
Transliteration
kerem
Pronunciation
keh'-rem
Definition
Vineyard
Meaning
a garden, vineyard
Usage
The Hebrew word "kerem" primarily refers to a vineyard, a place where grapevines are cultivated. Vineyards were significant in ancient Israelite society for producing wine, a staple in the diet and a symbol of joy and blessing. The term is used both literally and metaphorically in the Bible, often symbolizing abundance, prosperity, and God's provision.
Bible references
Genesis 9:20;Exodus 22:5;Exodus 22:5;Exodus 23:11;Leviticus 19:10;Leviticus 19:10;Leviticus 25:3;Leviticus 25:4;Numbers 16:14;Numbers 20:17;Numbers 21:22;Numbers 22:24;Deuteronomy 6:11;Deuteronomy 20:6;Deuteronomy 22:9;Deuteronomy 22:9;Deuteronomy 23:24;Deuteronomy 24:21;Deuteronomy 28:30;Deuteronomy 28:39;Joshua 24:13;Judges 9:27;Judges 11:33;Judges 14:5;Judges 15:5