👉 The word "ceb oeldu" comes from the Greek word "ceba," meaning "thorn." It means to be thick or rough in texture, often associated with a large number or numberless. In Hebrew, "ceba" translates as "bush." The term "ceb oeldu" is used in various contexts depending on the context: it could refer to a bush (meaning a large plant) that is thick and rough, especially in the context of nature or landscape design. In general, "ceb oeldu" refers to something that is thick, heavy, rough, dense, or not easily pliant.
