H1174 H1174
Baal-Hamon (place name: 'possessor of abundance,' location of Solomon's vineyard in Song of Songs)
This compound place name means 'possessor of abundance' or 'Baal of the multitude' and appears only in Song of Songs 8:11 as the location of Solomon's vineyard. The first element 'Baal' may be the divine name or simply 'possessor/lord.' The site's identification remains uncertain. The context emphasizes the vineyard's great value and productivity.
Sentidos
1. sense 1 — Names the location of Solomon's valuable vineyard in Song of Songs 8:11. The prepositional phrase 'in Baal-Hamon' situates this wealthy agricultural property, whose abundant production contrasts with the Shulammite's personal vineyard. The place name's meaning 'possessor of abundance' may be descriptive or etymological wordplay. 1×
AR["فِي-بَعْلِ-هَامُونَ"]·ben["-বাল-হামোনে"]·DE["[בבעל המון]"]·EN["in-Baal-Hamon"]·FR["à-Baal-Hamôn;"]·heb["ב-בעל-המון"]·HI["में-"]·ID["di-Baal-Hamon"]·IT["Baal-Amon"]·jav["ing-Baal-Hamon"]·KO["바알하몬-에"]·PT["em-Ba’al-Hamon"]·RU["в-Баал-Хамоне"]·ES["en-Baal-Hamón"]·SW["Baali-Hamoni"]·TR["Baal-Hamon'da"]·urd["بعل-ہمون-میں"]
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Referencia BDB / Léxico
† בַּ֫עַל הָמוֹן n.pr.loc. (possessor of abundance; or is ב׳ here n.pr. divin.?) Ct 8:11.