Definition of rimon in English:

rimon

(also rimmon)

noun rɪˈmɒn

Judaism

Usually in plural Each of the ornamental terminals of the pair of rods upon which the Torah scroll is wound.

Origin

Late 18th century. From Hebrew rimmōn, denoting a pomegranate-shaped ornament, originally (Exodus 28:33–4) embellishing the skirt of the High Priest's garment, later (1 Kings 7:42) four hundred such ornaments decorating the nettings on top of the pillars in the Temple of Solomon, extended use of rimmōn pomegranate, of uncertain origin, apparently a loanword.

Definition of rimon in US English:

rimon

(also rimmon)

nounrɪˈmɒn

Judaism

Usually in plural Each of the ornamental terminals of the pair of rods upon which the Torah scroll is wound.

Origin

Late 18th century. From Hebrew rimmōn, denoting a pomegranate-shaped ornament, originally (Exodus 28:33–4) embellishing the skirt of the High Priest's garment, later (1 Kings 7:42) four hundred such ornaments decorating the nettings on top of the pillars in the Temple of Solomon, extended use of rimmōn pomegranate, of uncertain origin, apparently a loanword.

单词	rimon
释义	Definition of rimon in English: rimon (also rimmon) noun rɪˈmɒn Judaism Usually in plural Each of the ornamental terminals of the pair of rods upon which the Torah scroll is wound. Origin Late 18th century. From Hebrew rimmōn, denoting a pomegranate-shaped ornament, originally (Exodus 28:33–4) embellishing the skirt of the High Priest's garment, later (1 Kings 7:42) four hundred such ornaments decorating the nettings on top of the pillars in the Temple of Solomon, extended use of rimmōn pomegranate, of uncertain origin, apparently a loanword. Definition of rimon in US English: rimon (also rimmon) nounrɪˈmɒn Judaism Usually in plural Each of the ornamental terminals of the pair of rods upon which the Torah scroll is wound. Origin Late 18th century. From Hebrew rimmōn, denoting a pomegranate-shaped ornament, originally (Exodus 28:33–4) embellishing the skirt of the High Priest's garment, later (1 Kings 7:42) four hundred such ornaments decorating the nettings on top of the pillars in the Temple of Solomon, extended use of rimmōn pomegranate, of uncertain origin, apparently a loanword.
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