Crossword clue for "OMER"
OMER
- Hebrew bushel.
Other crossword clues for answer "OMER"
- OMER
- A 49-day liturgical season
- Ancient Hebrew weight
- 49-day liturgical season
- Hebrew measure
- Unit of dry measure
- Passover-to-Shavuot period
- One-tenth of an ephah
- Passover offering
- Hebrew harvest festival
- Lag b'___ (Jewish festival)
- Seven-week period in Judaism that begins during Passover
- Traditional Passover barley offering
- St. ___, French town near Calais.
- St. ___, Pas de Calais city.
- St. ___, near Calais.
- Tenth of an ephah.
- 1/10 of an ephah.
- When ___ smote 'is bloomin' lyre.
- 1/10th of an ephah.
- Biblical sheaf.
- Hebrew unit of dry measure.
- When ___ smote 'is bloomn' lyre . . .
- Greek poet, to a Cockney.
- Hebrew measure of capacity.
- Hebrew measure, a tenth of a bushel.
- Biblical measure.
- Hebrew dry measure.
- Part of an ephah.
- Ten ephahs.
- Ten ephas.
- Ancient Hebrew dry measure.
- About a bushel, in Biblical days.
- Biblical dry measure.
- Hebrew weight.
- Ancient bushel.
- Old-time bushel.
- Ancient Hebrew measure.
- Great poet, Cockney style.
- Anc. measure.
- Half peck: Bibl.
- Old Hebrew measure.
- 1/10 ephah.
- Ancient measure.
- CITY OF SEVEN HILLS
- Ephah fraction
- Hebrew dry-measure unit
- About 3.7 quarts.
- Cockney four-bagger
- When ___ smote 'is bloomin' lyre . . . : Kipling
- Hebrew grain measure
- The seven weeks after Passover
- Hebrew seven-week period
- Period starting on the second day of Passover
- Henri Philippe Benoni ___ Joseph Pétain
- Period in a Jewish year
- One of Pétain's names
- Hebrew period
- Measure, for Moses
- A middle name of Pétain
- Tenth part of an ephah
- Seven-week period in Judaism
- 49-day period in Judaism
- Post-Passover period
- Counting of the ___ (observance after Passover)
- Passover period
- Biblical grain measure
- Period between Passover and Shavuot
- One-tenth ephah
- Hebrew unit of measure
- Time from Passover to Shavuoth
- Town northeast of Standish, MI
- David Copperfield undertaker
- Passover sheaf
- Passover-Shavuot period
