אַלָּה

The Hebrew word "אַלָּה" is derived from Strong's number H0427, which represents an oak tree. This word is part of the semantic domain of Creation and Nature, indicating its connection to the natural world. The word occurs only once in the Bible, making it a unique reference. Given its definition as an oak tree, it is likely that "אַלָּה" refers to a sturdy and long-lived tree, often associated with strength and durability. The singular occurrence suggests a specific or notable oak tree mentioned in the biblical text, rather than a general reference to oak trees.