ish is an affirming particle used in clauses of assertion or inquiry in the supplied verses.

The attested forms are tagged as particles of affirmation in both verses, occurring within a royal interrogation in 2 Samuel 14:19 and a question about a wicked house in Micah 6:10.

1. Particle of affirmation in a clause · dominant

   Both occurrences are decoded as Particle · Affirmation. In 2 Samuel 14:19 the form occurs in the king's questioning and the woman's reply; in Micah 6:10 it occurs in a question that the APB renders, "Is there still a house of the wicked with treasures of wickedness".

   2 Samuel 14:19Micah 6:10

In the Anselm Project Bible: The verse is read as a whole. It presents the surrounding clauses as a royal question and answer in 2 Samuel 14:19 and as "Is there still" in Micah 6:10, without isolating the particle in each verse.