“ארץ שוממה” (eretz shomemah) – “a desolate land.

"שוממה (shomemah) in Hebrew can have several meanings depending on the context:

Desolate, deserted, wasted: This is the most common meaning, referring to a place that is empty of people and often ruined or in ruins. For example, "ארץ שוממה" (eretz shomemah) means "a desolate land."
Devastated: It can also describe something that has been completely destroyed or ruined.
Appalled, astonished: In some contexts, particularly derived from the verb root, it can express a feeling of being shocked or horrified.
Unmarried and childless (referring to a woman): This is a less common but significant meaning found in some biblical texts, highlighting a state of being alone and without offspring."

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