ge.der denotes a constructed boundary in references to a court structure and an overthrown stone enclosure.

The two attestations describe a constructed boundary: one belonging to the court area in Ezekiel 42:10 and one made of stone and found overthrown in Proverbs 24:31.

1. Constructed boundary or enclosure · dominant

   Both occurrences use the masculine singular construct form. In Ezekiel 42:10, the form occurs in the description of the court area along the eastern way; the APB renders the setting as "the court wall." In Proverbs 24:31, it belongs to a neglected site whose stone structure has fallen; the APB renders it as "its stone wall was overthrown."

   Ezekiel 42:10Proverbs 24:31

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term in both verses with "wall" language, once for the court setting and once for a stone structure that "was overthrown." These renderings confirm the structural setting rather than isolate every nuance of the term.