Definitions

1. noun

A Hebrew unit of measurement for dry goods, equivalent to about 3.6 liters or 1 US bushel.

“The ancient Israelites used omers to measure the grain they harvested each year.”

2. proper noun

A biblical figure, the fifth of the judges of Israel, who led the Israelites to victory over the Midianites.

“The book of Judges tells the story of Omer’s bravery in battle.”