Lexical Definition

‎שִׁקְמָה‎ shiqmâh (shik-maw') sycamore ^H:N-F
or (feminine) שִׁקְמָה shiqmâh (shik-maw'); of uncertain derivation

sycamore (fruit, tree).

• a sycamore (usually the tree)

1) sycamore tree (bearing figs)

See Greek: συκάμινος

Brown-Driver-Briggs

[‎שִׁקְמָה‎] noun feminine sycomore tree (Late Hebrew id., Aramaic ‎שִׁיקְמָא‎ ,, Löw^No.332; hence Greek συκάηινος mulberry Lewy ^Fremdw.23); — plural absolute ‎שִׁקְמִים‎ Amos 7:14 +; suffix ‎שִׁקְמוֺתָם‎ Ps 78:47 — sycomore, ficus sycomorus Linn (Tristr^NHB397ff. Post^{Flora of Syria 730}; Hast. DB under the word) a common tree Isa 9:9*, growing in the Shephela 1Kgs 10:27=2Chr 1:15=2Chr 9:27,1Chr 27:28 as property Ps 78:47 (|| ‎גֶּפֶן‎); ‎בּוֺלֵס שִׁקְמִים‎ Amos 7:14 a tender of sycomores (see [‎בַָלס‎]).

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