קֻבַּעַת

The Hebrew word קֻבַּעַת (qub.ba.at) is defined as a "dreg." This term suggests something of little value or worth, possibly referring to a residue or leftover. The limited number of occurrences in the Bible, at 2, indicates that this word is likely not commonly used in everyday conversation. Given its definition, it's likely that the word קֻבַּעַת is used to convey a sense of something being of minimal significance or value. The range of its usage may be limited to situations where emphasizing the insignificance of an object or concept is essential. Its significance may lie in highlighting the contrast between valuable and worthless things in the biblical context. Further analysis is needed to explore its broader implications.