e.ver denotes a wing, appearing with eagle imagery and in a wish to go far away.

The term denotes a wing in the eagle imagery of Ezekiel 17:3 and Isaiah 40:31; Psalm 55:7 places the same singular noun in a wish to remove far away, though the translation does not isolate its contribution there.

1. Wing in eagle and flight imagery · dominant

   In Ezekiel 17:3 the singular noun occurs in the description of a great eagle, and the APB renders the clause "A great eagle with great wings and long pinions." In Isaiah 40:31 the APB renders renewed strength as mounting "up with wings like eagles"; in Psalm 55:7 the verse expresses a wish to "remove far away to wander," but the translation does not identify a specific English rendering for the noun.

   Ezekiel 17:3Isaiah 40:31Psalm 55:7

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB explicitly uses "wings" in Ezekiel 17:3 and Isaiah 40:31. In Psalm 55:7 it renders the verse as a desire to go far away without isolating the noun.