ch.ph describes the swaying motion of a tail likened to a cedar in Job 40:17.

Its sole attested use describes a tail moving in a swaying manner, compared with a cedar in Job 40:17.

1. Swaying a tail · dominant

   The Qal imperfect third masculine singular form occurs in the clause about a tail being compared with a cedar. In Job 40:17 the APB renders the clause, "He sways his tail like a cedar," confirming the verse's depiction of that motion.

   Job 40:17

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Job 40:17 the APB presents the clause as "He sways his tail like a cedar." This rendering confirms the clause's motion without isolating each Hebrew element.