Refers to a constructed barrier -- whether a hedge around a vineyard, a wall along a road, or a metaphorical partition between peoples. In the parable of the vineyard, both Matthew 21:33 and Mark 12:1 echo Isaiah 5:2, where the owner builds a phragmos to protect the vines. Luke 14:23 places the poor along hedgerows and country lanes. The most theologically charged use appears in Ephesians 2:14, where Christ breaks down the dividing wall (phragmos) of hostility between Jew and Gentile. Spanish cerca and separación capture this dual physical-metaphorical range.