e.der denotes a garment taken from people passing by securely; its other attested clause is not isolated in the translation.

The attested use concerns a garment: in Micah 2:8 it occurs in the clause about stripping clothing from those who pass by in security, while in Zechariah 11:13 the construct-form occurrence is not separately visible in the APB translation.

1. Garment in a stripping clause · dominant

   In Micah 2:8, the singular absolute form occurs in the clause about stripping an item from those passing by in security; the APB renders the surrounding wording "a robe you strip from those who pass by in security." Zechariah 11:13 has the singular construct form, but the APB does not make this noun's individual contribution identifiable.

   Micah 2:8Zechariah 11:13

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Micah 2:8 the APB includes "a robe" in the stripping clause. In Zechariah 11:13 it supplies no identifiable garment wording for the construct-form occurrence; That absence cannot determine the noun's rendering.