tal denotes dew, explicitly described as heavenly moisture wetting a person's body.

The attested use concerns dew; in Daniel 5:21 it is described as coming from heaven and wetting a person's body. The other supplied occurrences are masculine singular construct forms, though the translation does not visibly isolate their contribution.

1. Heavenly dew as wetting moisture · dominant

   In Daniel 5:21, the masculine singular construct form occurs in the statement that his body was wet with “the dew of heaven.” Daniel 4:12, Daniel 4:20, Daniel 4:22, and Daniel 4:30 also contain the construct form, but their supplied APB renderings do not visibly identify the term's contribution.

   Daniel 4:12Daniel 4:20Daniel 4:22Daniel 4:30Daniel 5:21

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB explicitly renders the phrase in Daniel 5:21 as “the dew of heaven.” In the supplied renderings for Daniel 4:12, Daniel 4:20, Daniel 4:22, and Daniel 4:30, no corresponding English wording is visible.