This noun denotes material abundance or plenty, appearing in Moses' blessing upon the tribes in Deuteronomy 33:19. In context, it refers to the abundant resources—treasures hidden in the sand—that Zebulun and Issachar would enjoy. The word captures the idea of overflowing provision, whether from the sea's riches or the land's productivity. It conveys the sense of more than enough, a superabundance that goes beyond mere sufficiency.