da.ham describes being portrayed as a confused man, unable to act decisively in Jeremiah 14:9.

The sole attested use portrays someone as bewildered or incapacitated, likened in Jeremiah 14:9 to a man confused and a warrior unable to save.

1. Bewildered and unable to act · dominant

   In Jeremiah 14:9, the Niphal participle masculine singular absolute occurs in a comparison asking why the LORD should be like a man in such a state. The APB renders the comparison as "like a man confused," followed by the parallel image of "a warrior unable to save."

   Jeremiah 14:9

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Jeremiah 14:9, the APB presents the comparison with "a man confused." The precise contribution of the Hebrew form cannot be isolated beyond the verse's portrayal of bewilderment and inability to save.