he.geh denotes an uttered or expressive moan, heard from lips, marking life’s end, or written among laments and woe.

The attested uses present he.geh as moaning: a sound issuing from lips, a comparison for the completion of years, and an item written alongside laments and woe.

1. Moaning as sound, comparison, or written lament · dominant

   All three occurrences use the masculine singular absolute noun. In Job 37:2 the APB renders a moaning that comes out from lips; in Psalm 90:9 it renders the finishing of years “like a moan”; and in Ezekiel 2:10 it places the term in writing with laments and woe.

   Job 37:2Psalm 90:9Ezekiel 2:10

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB uses “moaning” in Job 37:2 and Ezekiel 2:10, and “moan” in Psalm 90:9. These renderings confirm the verses’ presentation without isolating a precise English equivalent in each clause.