at.ten is a feminine-plural personal pronoun used to address a female group in direct speech.

Across the supplied verses, the form functions as a second-person feminine-plural personal pronoun addressing a female group: those who whitewash, those associated with amulets, and a flock addressed by the Lord; Genesis 31:6 also uses it in direct address.

1. Second-person feminine-plural direct address · dominant

   All five occurrences are tagged as personal, second-person, feminine plural. In Ezekiel 13:11 the address is directed to those who “overspread with whitewash,” while Ezekiel 13:20 addresses those whose amulets are opposed; in Ezekiel 34:17 and Ezekiel 34:31 the APB renders the addressed group as the Lord's flock, and Genesis 31:6 presents direct speech to a group.

   Ezekiel 13:11Ezekiel 13:20Ezekiel 34:17Ezekiel 34:31Genesis 31:6

In the Anselm Project Bible: The translation presents the addressed groups through its surrounding clauses, including “those who overspread with whitewash” and “You are my flock.” Its exact English wording cannot be assigned to the pronoun in every verse.