This noun (plural form) refers to clusters or bunches of grapes hanging from the vine. In Revelation 14:18, an angel gathers the clusters of earth's vine for judgment—a harvest metaphor for divine wrath. The singular form means a single bunch; classical usage occasionally extends to cluster-shaped earrings or the Pleiades star cluster. The translations consistently render this as grape clusters (Spanish racimos, German Trauben, French keeping the Greek), maintaining the viticultural imagery essential to Revelation's judgment scene where earth's vintage faces the winepress of God's fury.