ez.ra.chi is attested as a masculine singular gentilic designation in settings of provision, lament, and praise.

The three attestations show the same masculine singular gentilic form in distinct verse settings: Solomon’s provision for Hiram, a cry to the God of salvation, and a song of the LORD’s steadfast love.

1. Gentilic designation in varied verse settings · dominant

   The identical masculine singular gentilic form occurs in 1 Kings 5:11, where the APB presents Solomon’s recurring provision of wheat and oil to Hiram; in Psalm 88:1, where it presents a day-and-night cry to the God of salvation; and in Psalm 89:1, where it presents a resolve to sing of the LORD’s steadfast love. The translation does not isolate the term’s specific contribution within these clauses.

   1 Kings 5:11Psalm 88:1Psalm 89:1

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the surrounding verse content in 1 Kings 5:11, Psalm 88:1, and Psalm 89:1, but does not visibly isolate a corresponding English expression for this gentilic form. Its precise contribution to each translated clause therefore remains unclear.