בִּית
but
H0956
A:V
Hebrew
to lodge
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Hebrew
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but denotes a completed act of lodging, attested in the king's movement at dawn.
The sole attestation presents a completed act of lodging in the setting of the king's dawn journey to the lions' den in Daniel 6:19.
Senses in use
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Having lodged · dominant
In Daniel 6:19, the form is Qal Perfect, 3rd masculine singular, presenting a completed act of lodging. The APB renders the surrounding verse, "Then at dawn the king arose with the light and went in haste to the den of lions," without isolating this term's contribution.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Daniel 6:19, the APB presents the king rising at dawn and hastening to the lions' den, but its translation does not separately identify the term's lodging sense.