Strong’s H8384

תְּאֵן

Part of speech

Noun Feminine

Transliteration

t'en

Pronunciation

te-ay-NAH

Definition

Fig, Fig Tree

Meaning

of foreign derivation, the fig

Usage

The Hebrew word "teenah" refers to the fig tree or its fruit, the fig. In the Bible, figs are often mentioned as a symbol of prosperity, peace, and divine blessing. The fig tree is one of the first plants mentioned in the Bible, and its fruit is associated with abundance and sustenance. Figs were a staple in the diet of ancient Israelites and were often dried and stored for later use.

Bible references

Genesis 3:7;Numbers 13:23;Numbers 20:5;Deuteronomy 8:8;Judges 9:10;Judges 9:11;1 Kings 4:25;2 Kings 18:31;2 Kings 20:7;Nehemiah 13:15;Psalm 105:33;Proverbs 27:18;Songs 2:13;Isaiah 34:4;Isaiah 36:16;Isaiah 38:21;Jeremiah 5:17;Jeremiah 8:13;Jeremiah 8:13;Jeremiah 24:1;Jeremiah 24:2;Jeremiah 24:2;Jeremiah 24:2;Jeremiah 24:3;Jeremiah 24:3