at.tem is attested as a Hebrew personal pronoun form consistently decoded as second masculine plural.

The supplied occurrences consistently identify at.tem as a personal pronoun form decoded as second masculine plural; the translation places its clauses in speech directed toward or concerning plural participants, without providing word-by-word alignment.

1. Second masculine plural personal-pronoun form · dominant

   The supplied tokens are consistently decoded as Pronoun · Personal · 2nd · Masc · Pl. In 1 Chronicles 15:12, the form occurs in David's speech to Levite leaders, while 2 Chronicles 20:15 places it in an address to Judah, Jerusalem's inhabitants, and the king; the APB reflects these as plural-directed speech.

   1 Chronicles 15:122 Chronicles 20:15

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB commonly presents the surrounding clauses with plural forms such as “you” and “yourselves,” but its whole-verse translation does not align individual English words to this form.