Lexicon
אָטַר
a.tar
H0332
H:V Hebrew

to shut

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a.tar denotes a requested shutting in Psalm 69:16, though the translation does not isolate its wording.

The sole attested use presents a jussive request concerning shutting, within a plea addressed to the LORD in Psalm 69:16; the translation confirms the verse’s appeal for divine attention but does not isolate the term’s contribution.

Senses in use

  1. A requested shutting · dominant

    In Psalm 69:16, תֶּאְטַר is a Qal jussive, third feminine singular form in a plea addressed to the LORD. The APB renders the verse, “Answer me, O the LORD, for your kindness is good; in the abundance of your compassions turn to me,” but its loose wording does not identify a separate English equivalent for this form.

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Psalm 69:16, the APB presents the surrounding plea with “Answer me” and “turn to me.” It does not clearly isolate how it renders the term.

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