Sickle

Sickle [nave]

SICKLE - sik'-'l (chermesh (verse.php?book=Deu&chapter=16&verse=9&tab=text class=verse_trigger id=5352 context="">Dt 16:9; verse.php?book=Deu&chapter=23&verse=25&tab=text class=verse_trigger id=5526 context="dct_en_isbe__8143__23:25__alkitab.sabda.org/dictionary.php?version=net&word=sickle">23:25), maggal; compare Arabic minjal (verse.php?book=Jer&chapter=50&verse=16&tab=text class=verse_trigger id=20183 context="">Jer 50:16; verse.php?book=Joe&chapter=3&verse=13&tab=text class=verse_trigger id=22357 context="">Joel 3:13); drepanon (verse.php?book=Mar&chapter=4&verse=29&tab=text class=verse_trigger id=24353 context="">Mk 4:29; Rev 14:14-19)): Although the ancients pulled much of their grain by hand, we know that they also used sickles. The form of this instrument varied, as is evidenced by the Egyptian sculptures. The earliest sickle was probably of wood, shaped like the modern scythe, although much smaller, with the cutting edge made of sharp flints set into the wood. Sickle flints were found at Tel el-Chesy. Crescent-shaped iron sickles were found in the same mound. In Palestine and Syria the sickle varies in size. It is usually made wholly of iron or steel and shaped much like the instrument used in western lands. The smaller-sized sickles are used both for pruning and for reaping.

James A. Patch

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