Ephahs

/ˈɛfəz/ noun

Definition

Plural form of ephah; multiple ancient Hebrew units of dry measure.

Etymology

Simple English plural of 'ephah,' formed by adding the standard '-s' suffix. Used in historical and biblical texts when referencing multiple quantities measured in this unit.

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When ancient temple records say 'fifty ephahs of grain were brought as offering,' those stacks would have filled entire storage rooms—it really helps you understand the scale of ancient religious ceremonies and community wealth.

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