What does נֹעַם · γλυκύς mean in the Bible?
נֹעַם · γλυκύς is a Hebrew phrase meaning "pleasantness, sweetness, graciousness".
Hebrew · H5278, G1099
נֹעַם
Agreeableness , i.e. delight , suitableness , splendor or grace · sweet
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נֹעַםH5278agreeableness , i.e. delight , suitableness , splendor or grace
Pronunciationbənō‘am
Aesthetic and relational quality that evokes delight; combines beauty with emotional appeal and divine favor.
Open lexicon entry →γλυκύςG1099sweet
Pronunciationglykýs
Open lexicon entry →What does נֹעַם (noam) mean in the Bible?
נֹעַם · γλυκύς is a Hebrew phrase meaning "pleasantness, sweetness, graciousness".
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How many biblical occurrences are listed for H5278, G1099?
H5278, G1099 is connected to 7 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.
Evidence Summary
Hebrew phrase. pleasantness, sweetness, graciousness
Strong'sH5278, G1099
Lexical occurrences7 versesSource Gloss
pleasantness, sweetness, graciousness
Grammatical Forms
How this word appears across different grammatical cases and numbers.
Word Origins
נֹעַם is built from this root:
נָעֵםH5276