An adjective appearing only in Genesis 8:11, describing the olive leaf the dove brought back to Noah: 'a freshly plucked olive leaf.' The word emphasizes the leaf's newness—it was just picked, still green and fresh, proving vegetation had emerged from the flood waters. The Aramaic cognate suggests a fresh leaf still vital with life. This single occurrence makes botanical freshness the signal of earth's renewal, the first tangible evidence that dry land and living plants had survived the deluge.