Words the Bible translates as taste
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 5 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- geuōγεύωto taste: to take something in by direct, personal contact, whether food by the mouth or a reality met firsthand
- te'emטְעֵםthe taste of food or drink; the act of tasting.
+2 more meanings
- an official order handed down by a king or governing authority: a decree, command, or ruling that those under it must obey.
- good sense: the sound judgment and tact to say and do the fitting thing.
- ḥekhחֵךְthe palate: the roof of the mouth, named as the organ of both tasting and speaking
- ta'amטַעַםthe flavor of a food or drink: what it tastes like on the tongue.
+2 more meanings
- good sense: the sound judgment a person shows in sizing up a situation and acting fittingly.
- an official order: the binding decision a king or governing authority hands down.
- ta'amטָעַםto taste: to take a little food or drink into the mouth and tell what it is like, and so to learn something firsthand
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