דַּיָּג

The Hebrew word דַּיָּג (day.yag) is defined as a "fisher." Its occurrence in the Bible is limited to two instances, suggesting a specific or perhaps idiomatic usage. This word belongs to the semantic domain of "Food & Drink," which implies a direct connection to sources of sustenance. As a "fisher," the term's meaning is straightforward, likely referring to a person or occupation involved in catching or harvesting fish. The range of usage is thus narrowly focused on a particular profession. The significance of this word lies in its connection to basic human needs, specifically the provision of food.