esh.tad.dur denotes rebellion or revolt attributed to a city in accusations against it.

The term is used of rebellion attributed to a city: its record is said to include acts against kings and conduct presented as grounds for its ruin.

1. Rebellion attributed to a city · dominant

   Both occurrences use a common masculine singular absolute noun in accusations about a city's past conduct. In Ezra 4:15 the APB renders the surrounding charge as "rebellion has been carried on in her midst," while in Ezra 4:19 it reports that "rebellion and revolt have been done in it" after the city is said to have risen against kings.

   Ezra 4:15Ezra 4:19

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the accusation with "rebellion" in both verses, adding "revolt" in Ezra 4:19; That addition cannot be assigned specifically to this term.