Paremballo describes enemies setting up an encampment or barrier against a city under siege.

The sole attested use depicts hostile forces establishing a position against Jerusalem as they surround and hem it in.

1. Setting up a hostile encampment against · dominant

   In Luke 19:43, the future active plural form occurs in the warning that enemies will act against the city; the APB renders the clause "will set up a barricade against you" before describing their surrounding and hemming it in.

   Luke 19:43

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Luke 19:43, the APB presents the action as enemies who "will set up a barricade against you." This rendering identifies the clause's overall hostile action rather than a precise one-word equivalent.