Crumb
Crumb
krum (, psichon, a little bit): Occurs only in the New Testament, of remnants of food, scraps. Lazarus desired to be fed with the crumbs that fell from the rich man’s table (Luk 16:21). Even the (little) dogs eat of the crumbs (Mat 15:27; Mar 7:28), possibly the fragments of bread on which the guests wiped their hands (after thrusting them into the common dish), and flung to the dogs (Farrar, Life of Christ, I, 476).
Fuente: International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
Crumb
“a small morsel,” a diminutive of psix, “a bit, or crumb;” of bread or meat, it is used in Mat 15:27; Mar 7:28; some mss. have it in Luk 16:21.