גְּדִלִים

The Hebrew word גְּדִלִים (ge.dil) is translated as "tassel." It is a noun that is found twice in the Bible. Its definition points to a specific physical article, likely a decorative or functional item attached to clothing or a garment. Given that the semantic domain also includes "Proper Name: Person," it's possible that the "tassel" refers to a part of the person's attire, indicating their social status, occupation, or affiliation. However, based on the provided information alone, the exact nature of the tassel's significance remains unclear. The limited occurrence of this word in the Bible (two instances) suggests that it may be a specialized term with specific connotations, but without more information, its significance remains ambiguous.