This feminine noun describes rows of cultivated plants, particularly olive trees or grapevines planted in organized lines for agricultural production. The term appears in Job's critique of the wicked who oppress workers laboring among the olive rows, and possibly in Jeremiah's judgment oracle about invading Israel's vine-rows. The word represents agricultural organization—the careful arrangement of perennial crops in parallel rows for efficient cultivation and harvest. It evokes the ordered vineyard or olive grove, where workers toiled between the rows but enjoyed none of the fruit.