Strong’s H6194
עָרֵם
Part of speech
Noun Feminine
Transliteration
`arem
Pronunciation
ah-reh-MAH
Definition
Heap, Pile
Meaning
a heap, a sheaf
Usage
The Hebrew word "aremah" refers to a heap or pile, often used in the context of agricultural produce such as grain. It signifies a collection or gathering of items into a mound or stack, typically for storage or processing. In the biblical context, it often denotes abundance and provision, as heaps of grain were a sign of a successful harvest.
Bible references
Ruth 3:7;2 Chronicles 31:6;2 Chronicles 31:6;2 Chronicles 31:7;2 Chronicles 31:8;2 Chronicles 31:9;Nehemiah 4:2;Nehemiah 13:15;Songs 7:2;Jeremiah 50:26;Haggai 2:16