shittah
noun
In Jewish tradition
It is named by Isaiah among trees God will plant in the wilderness. Its wood, called shittim, was used for the Tabernacle.
Interpretation. Tradition notes that Jacob planted acacia trees in Egypt for the future Tabernacle, so the wood was ready when needed.
Meaning
The acacia tree, called shittah in old English; its wood is hard and strong. tree →
Note
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