The Hebrew word aggan (אַגָּן) refers to a bowl, basin, or goblet — a rounded vessel used for holding liquids. It appears in Song of Songs 7:2 to describe the navel or waist of the beloved as a rounded bowl that lacks no blended wine.
Though aggan appears rarely in Scripture, its imagery is rich. The bowl or basin is associated with hospitality, abundance, and even sacred service. The temple furnishings included basins for ritual washing, pointing to the themes of cleansing, consecration, and God's provision. The imagery of a full bowl suggests completeness and blessing from the LORD's hand.