Cummin:
one of the cultivated plants of Palestine (Isaiah 28:25; 28:27; Matthew 23:23). It is an umbelliferous plant something like fennel. The seeds have a bitterish warm taste and an aromatic flavor. The Maltese are said to grow it at the present day [A.D. 1884 ‐ BLB Ed.], and to thresh it in the manner described by Isaiah.
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