This enigmatic word appears once in Ezekiel 27:17, in the list of goods Judah and Israel traded with Tyre. It's mentioned alongside wheat from Minnith, honey, oil, and balm—all food products. Ancient versions guessed at its meaning, and modern scholars remain uncertain. Some suggest it was a type of confection or specialty grain product. The Spanish preserves the Hebrew term transliterated (pannag), acknowledging the uncertainty. What's clear is that it was something valuable enough to list among Tyre's important imports, presumably something delicious or luxurious that wealthy Phoenicians desired.