Lexical Summary semadar: blossom (of the grape) Original Word: סְמָדַרTransliteration: semadar Phonetic Spelling: (sem-aw-dar') Part of Speech: Noun Masculine Short Definition: blossom (of the grape) Meaning: a vine blossom, abloom Strong's Concordance tender grape Of uncertain derivation; a vine blossom; used also adverbially, abloom -- tender grape. Brown-Driver-Briggs H5563. semadar [סְמָדֵר ?], also סְמָדַ֑ר סְמָדַ֔ר֖, noun masculineSong of Solomon 7:13 blossom of grape (just at flowering DuvalREJ xiv (1887), 227 ff. Late Hebrew id.; Aramaic סמדר, , Mandean סימאדרא NöM. 128); — always absolute ׳ס, only Canticles: סְמָדַר֖ הַגְּפָנִים 2:13 the vines are (all) blossom; סְמָדַ֑ר כְּרָמִים 2:15 (on bold predicate compare Ges§ 141d); הַסְּמָדַ֔ר מִּתַּךְִ 7:13 the blossom has opened (its buds). |
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