Hemdat

Hemdat is a Hebrew word (חֶמְדָּת) that generally translates to "desire," "charm," "loveliness," "preciousness," or "delight." It carries a connotation of something highly valued and cherished, evoking a sense of strong affection and admiration. The precise meaning can vary depending on the context in which it is used, often implying something that is both beautiful and desirable. It is frequently used in poetic and literary contexts, as well as in personal names.

The word appears in the Hebrew Bible, sometimes in reference to objects or places held dear, and sometimes to qualities that are admired. The root of the word is חמד (HMD), which signifies desire.