Aramaic רִימֹּונָא , רוּמָּנָא , ܪܽܘܡܳܢܳܐ ( rumono ), Mand. רומאנא Nö M. 123; Arabic رُمَّانٌ ( rummānun ) (Aramaic loan-word, Frä 142), Ethiopic ˜˜˜
( romān ) ) ;— abs. ר׳ 1 S 14:2 +, רִמֹּן Ex 39:2 6, 26 ; sf. רִמֹּנִי Ct 8: 2; pl. רִמֹּונִים 1 K 7:20 +, etc.;— pomegranate: 1. tree 1 S 14:2 , often + גֶּפֶן , תְּאֵנָה , etc., Nu 20:5 (JE), Dt 8:8 Hg 2:19 Jo 1:12 Ct 4:1 3; 6:11 ; 7:13 . 2. fruit Nu 13:23 (JE; + עֲנָבִים , תְּאֵנִים ); עֲסִיס ר׳ Ct 8: 2, פֶּלַח הָר׳ (in sim. ) 4:3 ; 6:7 . 3. ornaments in temple, shaped like pomegranates ( cf. رُمَّانَة
( rummānat ) in mod. Syria = epaulet , Almkvist Kl. Beiträge zur Lexicogr., etc. Nes Marg. 12), 1
K 7:18
(on text
cf.
Sta
ZAW iii (1883), 154 f.
Kit Ben
z),
v
2
0,
42
(×2) ||
2 Ch 3:1
6;
4:13
(×2) 2 K 25:17
=
Je 52:2
2,
Je 52:22
,
23
(×2); so in tabernacle,
Ex 28:33
,
34
(×2);
39:24
,
25
(×2),
26
(×2).
•
II
.
רִמֹּון
S
7416, 7417
TWOT
2170, 2171
GK
8232, 8233, 8234, 8235
n.pr.
dei
, in Aramaic
(
Old Aramaic
רמן
in
n.pr. Lzb
369 Cook
108; Assyrian
Rammânu
, god of wind, rain and storm (
Schr
COT
2 K
5,
18
Zim
KAT
3, 442 ff.
Muss-Arnolt
JBL xi (1892), 172
Jastr
Rel. Bab.
156 ff.
);
Sab.
רמן
(
CIS
iv, no. 140, 209
H.
Derenb
in Kohut-Studies
120 ff.); etym.
dub.
;
√
רעם
thunder
Schr;
√
ramâmu
,
roar
Dl
HWB 624 and most;
=
I
.
רִמֹּון
Hom
A. u. A.
98
)
;—
בֵּית ר׳
2 K 5:1
8,
בֵּית רִמֹּן
v
18
(×2);
Ρεµµαν[θ]
;—
v.
also
הֲדַדְרִמּוֹן
p. 213,
טַבְרִמּוֹן
p. 372.
Hom F. Hommel, Aufsäte u. Abhandlungen . Nö T. Nöldeke, Mandäische Grammatik . Frä S. Fränkel, and (usually) circa., Aramäische Fremdwörter im Arabischen . Nes E. Nestle, Marginalien u. Materialien.
Sta B. Stade. ZAW Z. f. alttest. Wissenschaft . Lzb M. Lidsbarski (v. Ldzb.). Cook Stanley A. Cook.
Schr E. Schrader.
COT The Cuneiform Inscr. & the Old Test. (Eng. Trans. of KAT 2;, by O.H. Whitehouse).
Zim H. Zimmern.
KAT E. Schrader, Keilinschr. u. d. Alte Testament. Muss-Arnolt W. Muss-Arnolt.
JBL Journal of Biblical Literature. Jastr Marcus Jastrow, Dict of Targumim, Talmud, etc.; also Morris Jastrow, Jr., M. Jastrow, Jr., Religion of Babylonia and Assyria.
Sab. Sabean. CIS Corpus Inscript. Semiticarum. Derenb (usually) H. Derenbourg; sometimes J. Derenbourf;