Study it in the app“For black cumin is not threshed with a threshing sledge, nor is a wheel of a cart rolled over cumin; but black cumin is beaten out with a stick, and cumin with a rod.”
Forכִּיblack cuminקֶצַחis notלֹאthreshedיוּדַשׁwith a threshing sledge,בֶחָרוּץnor is a wheelוְאוֹפַןof a cartעֲגָלָהrolledיוּסָּבover cumin;עַל כַּמֹּןbutכִּיblack cuminקֶצַחis beaten outיֵחָבֶטwith a stick,בַמַּטֶּהand cuminוְכַמֹּןwith a rod.בַּשָּׁבֶט
black cumin
Black cumin: a small dark seed used as a spice.
Where else “ketsach” appearsthresh, trample
Thresh: tread the grain to separate it from the straw; also to trample.
Where else “yudash” appearsthreshing sledge
A spiked board to separate grain.
Where else “charuts” appearswheel
Wheel.
Where else “ofan” appearscart, wagon
Cart, wagon drawn by oxen.
Where else “agala” appearsturn
To turn another way, or to pass to another owner: the face, a kingdom, a name.
Where else “yusav” appearscumin
Cumin: an aromatic seed used as a spice.
Where else “kamon” appearsbeat out
Beat out: strike the branches so the fruit falls; also to thresh.
Where else “yechavet” appearsstaff
A straight stick used for support, as a weapon or as a sign of authority.
Where else “mate” appearsrod
A stick for guiding or correcting; the king's sign of power.
Where else “shavet” appears26And he instructs him in the proper way; his Elohim teaches him.
27 · This verse (above)
28Bread grain is crushed, but he does not keep threshing it forever; and though he drives the wheel of his cart and his horses, he does not crush it.
