Definition: The Hebrew term for "ssd3" refers to a specific type of wood used in Bible manuscripts, specifically those made from a rare oak called "Sudum". It's known as an "Sudur", but it's also commonly referred to as a "Sudanite," which is where the exact meaning depends on the context. In Hebrew texts, the term "ssd3" means "wood of Sudum," which may refer to either wood that was originally grown in Sudan or the type used for manuscripts after the Second Temple period (around 100 BCE).
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