de.ror denotes a bird pictured in flight, with one occurrence left unexpressed in the translation.

The attested use presents de.ror as a bird in a comparison about flight in Proverbs 26:2; its occurrence in Psalm 84:4 is not individually represented in the supplied translation, so no further nuance can be established.

1. A bird in a flight comparison · dominant

   In Proverbs 26:2, the feminine singular absolute noun occurs in the comparison, “As a bird for wandering and a swallow for flying,” before the statement that an undeserved curse does not come. Psalm 84:4 contains the same feminine singular absolute noun, but the supplied APB rendering instead begins, “Blessed are those who dwell in your house,” without making the noun's contribution visible.

   Proverbs 26:2Psalm 84:4

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Proverbs 26:2 the APB includes “a swallow for flying” in the bird comparison. In Psalm 84:4, the supplied translation does not visibly render the noun; Its specific contribution there remains unclear.