146 Biblical plants and related terms
The Bible is an historic record of real things, people and places. Learn about the plants mentioned in this great book.
A
- Abies cilicica
- acacia
- Acacia raddiana
- agriculture
- algum
- Allium cepa
- Allium porrum
- Allium sativum
- almond
- almug
- aloes
- amber
- anise
- apple
- Aquilaria agallochum
- ash
B
- balm
- Balm of Gilead
- barley
- bay tree
- bdellium source
- beans
- bolled
- box-tree
- bramble
- branch
- brier
- bulrush
- bush
C
- calamus
- camphire
- cane
- carob tree bean, gerah
- cassia
- cedar
- chaff
- chestnut tree
- cinnamon
- cockle
- coriander
- corn
- cucumbers
- cummin
- cypress
D
E
F
- fallow-ground
- field (cultivated land for crops)
- fig
- fir
- first-fruits
- fitches
- flax
- flowers
- fodder
- forest
- fruit
G
- galbanum
- gardens
- garlic
- gerah—a small bean, probably of carob tree
- Gilead (Balm of)
- goodly trees
- gopher
- gourd
- graft
- grain
- grass
- grove
H
I
- irrigation of plants/crops
J
K
There are no “K” names.
L
M
N
O
P
Q
There are no “Q” names.
R
S
- saffron
- shittah-tree
- soap (made from plants)
- spicery
- spices
- spikenard
- stacte
- straw
- sycamine tree
- sycamore
T
- tares
- teil tree
- terebinth
- thistle
- thorn
- threshing
- thyine wood
- tow
- Tree of Life
- Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil
U
There are no “U” names.
V
W
X
There are no “X” names.
Y
There are no “Y” names.
Z
There are no “Z” names.