This noun refers to dill (Anethum graveolens), an aromatic herb cultivated for its seeds and leaves. Jesus mentions it in Matthew 23:23 among the herbs the Pharisees meticulously tithed while neglecting weightier matters of justice and mercy. Dill was common in ancient Mediterranean cooking and medicine. The Mishnah confirms that even aromatic herbs were subject to tithing, making them a suitable example for Jesus's critique. All four translation languages maintain recognizable forms of 'dill' or 'aneth,' showing botanical consensus.