קִנָּמוֺן noun masculine cinnamon (probably foreign word, coming with the thing from remote East, compare M'Lean-ThDyer^{Ency Bib. under the word}; compare with Malay kainamanis by Rö^{Thes. Add. 111}, k¹yü m¹nIs Lewy^{Fremdw. 37}, but only k¹yu, wood, given by Scott^{Mal. Words in Eng. JAOS xviii, {1896,1897}}; Greek κιννάμων from Hebrew (against Lag BN 199)); — fragment bark used as spice: absolute ׳ק Proverbs 7:17; Songs 4:14; construct קִנְּמָןבֶּֿשֶׂם Exodus 30:23(P) cinnamon of sweet odour. — See also Houghton-Tr^Smith D B under the word Post^{Hastings DB under the word}

קנן (√ of following; meaning? Late Hebrew קֵן nest, Assyrian ‡innu, kannu, nest, family; Aramaic קִנָּא nest).

וְקִנְּמָן־ וְקִנָּמ֔וֹן וְקִנָּמֽוֹן׃ וקנמון וקנמון׃ וקנמן־ vekinnaMon vekinnemon wə·qin·nā·mō·wn wə·qin·nə·mān- wəqinnāmōwn wəqinnəmān-Interlinear Greek • Interlinear Hebrew • Strong's Numbers • Englishman's Greek Concordance • Englishman's Hebrew Concordance • Parallel Texts