This adjective means sweet or pleasant to the senses. In Proverbs 20:17, it describes how 'bread of falsehood' initially tastes sweet—ill-gotten gains seem pleasant at first. In Song of Songs 2:14, the lover praises his beloved's voice as sweet, finding delight in her speech. The term captures sensory pleasure, whether the deceptive sweetness of stolen food or the genuine sweetness of a loved one's voice.