i denotes wild creatures associated with desolate places, meeting or dwelling among other animals.

The attested plural form denotes wild creatures in scenes of ruined or uninhabited places: they dwell in desolate locations, meet one another, and appear alongside other animals.

1. Wild creatures in desolate places · dominant

   The masculine plural absolute form occurs in settings of desolation or abandonment. In Isaiah 13:22 the APB renders wild beasts dwelling in desolate places; in Isaiah 34:14 it renders wild beasts meeting one another; and in Jeremiah 50:39 it renders wild beasts dwelling with hyenas where no one will live.

   Isaiah 13:22Isaiah 34:14Jeremiah 50:39

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across all three verses, the APB presents the creatures as “wild beasts,” whether dwelling in desolate places, meeting one another, or dwelling with hyenas. This rendering confirms the verses' overall portrayal rather than isolating each token precisely.