gud describes hostile raiding or attack, whether against Gad or by a people who raid.

The attested use describes hostile raiding or attack: Genesis 49:19 sets an attack on Gad against his counterattack, while Habakkuk 3:16 refers to a people who raid.

1. Hostile raiding or attacking · dominant

   In Genesis 49:19, the two Qal imperfect forms occur in the clause contrasting raiders who attack Gad with his attack at their heels; the APB renders the verse, "Raiders shall attack Gad, but he shall attack at their heels." In Habakkuk 3:16, the same Qal imperfect form occurs in the reference to "the people who raid us" in the APB.

   Genesis 49:19Habakkuk 3:16

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the action with "attack" in Genesis 49:19 and with "raid" in Habakkuk 3:16. These renderings indicate the verses' hostile-action context rather than separate lexical senses.