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Nod (נאד) means wineskin in Hebrew.

It can also mean fart. It is a masculine noun, and the Hebrew dictionary's own definitions are below.

נֹאד
nod
noun · masculine
In English

wineskin, fart

The stress falls on the part in bold.

The Hebrew dictionaryWords starting with נ

The dictionary gives 2 meanings for Nod.

The definitions are in Hebrew, as the dictionary writes them.

  1. 1
    שק העשוי מעור שלם של בעל חיים ומשמש ככלי קיבול לנוזלים.
    ...וַיִּקְחוּ שַׂקִּים בָּלִים, לַחֲמוֹרֵיהֶם, וְנֹאדוֹת יַיִן בָּלִים, וּמְבֻקָּעִים וּמְצֹרָרִים.
  2. 2
    סלנגפליטת גזים דרך פי הטבעת כתוצר לוואי של פעולת מערכת העיכול.

The verses are quoted from the Hebrew Bible, with the word in bold.

The word Nod is a masculine noun.

Written with vowel points
נֹאד
Written without vowel points
נאד
Said
nod
Root
נ־ד־ד
Pattern
קוֹל
Plural
נֹאדוֹת
Inflections
ר' נֹאדוֹת; נֹאד־, ר' נֹאדוֹת־
Gematria
55

This is how Nod is said in other languages.

English
wineskin, fart

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These words rhyme with Nod.

The word Nod is part of these phrases and sayings.

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The word Nod comes from the root נ־ד־ד, like these words.

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What does Nod (⁨נאד⁩) mean in Hebrew?

Nod (⁨נאד⁩) means wineskin and fart. It is said nod, with the stress on nod.

What is a synonym for Nod (⁨נאד⁩)?

Words that mean nearly the same as Nod (⁨נאד⁩) are ⁨חמת⁩, ⁨נפיחה⁩, ⁨פלוץ⁩, ⁨פוק⁩, and ⁨גז⁩.

What rhymes with Nod (⁨נאד⁩)?

Words that rhyme with Nod (⁨נאד⁩) include ⁨יסוד⁩, ⁨כבוד⁩, ⁨קודקוד⁩, ⁨דוד⁩, ⁨סוד⁩, and ⁨קוד⁩.

Is Nod (⁨נאד⁩) masculine or feminine?

The word Nod (⁨נאד⁩) is a masculine noun, and its plural is ⁨נֹאדוֹת⁩.

The definitions, pronunciation, synonyms and translations on this page are adapted from the entry נאד of the Hebrew Wiktionary, read on 1 November 2026, and are shared under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

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