IPA: /ˈɡoʊmər/
KK: /gɔːmər/
A unit of measurement used in Hebrew culture to quantify dry weight.
The farmer used a gomer to measure the grain he harvested.
The word 'gomer' originates from Old English 'gomer', meaning a fool or a simpleton. It reflects a historical context where the term was used to describe someone lacking in intelligence or common sense.
Think of the Old English meaning of 'gomer' as a fool or simpleton, which helps you remember that this word refers to someone who is not very wise.