a.sukh denotes the vessel of oil that is the woman’s sole remaining possession in 2 Kings 4:2.

The attested use identifies a vessel of oil among the woman’s otherwise absent household provisions in 2 Kings 4:2.

1. A vessel containing oil · dominant

   In 2 Kings 4:2, the masculine singular construct form occurs in the woman’s reply about what remains in her house: nothing except a vessel associated with oil. The APB renders the clause, “except a flask of oil.”

   2 Kings 4:2

In the Anselm Project Bible: In 2 Kings 4:2, the APB presents the item in the phrase “a flask of oil.” The precise English contribution of the Hebrew form cannot be isolated beyond that phrase.