ḥōmer חֹ֫מֶר ‘^Aclay, ^Bheap, ^Chomer’ (Hebrew)

Etymology^?: from ḥāmar חָמַר ‘to trouble / to daub / be red’
Roots: חמר
Variants: חֹ֫מֶר, חֹ֫מֶר

ḥōmer n, m
A1) cement, mortar, clay
 1a) mortar, cement
 1b) clay
 1c) mire
B2) heap
 2a) swelling, surging (of water)
C1) homer-a unit of dry measure about 65 imperial gallons (300 l)