This word appears in Psalm 72:16, in a vision of abundance during the ideal king's reign: 'an abundance of grain in the land.' The Hebrew is textually difficult—some scholars suggest reading a different word entirely (such as 'plenty' from another root). Whatever the precise term, the image is clear: grain so plentiful that even on mountaintops there's abundance. This isn't ordinary agricultural yield but miraculous, Eden-like fertility where even marginal land produces bountifully. The term captures the overflowing nature of blessing under righteous rule—not mere sufficiency but superabundance.