te.am denotes feeding in the verbal occurrences and tasting wine in its noun occurrence.

The verbal forms denote feeding, most clearly where a man is fed grass like oxen in Daniel 5:21; the construct noun form occurs in the setting of tasting wine in Daniel 5:2. The APB does not isolate the verbal term in Daniel 4:22 or Daniel 4:29.

1. Feeding someone or something · dominant

   The three Piel imperfect verb forms belong to this dominant use. In Daniel 5:21 the APB renders the clause, “He was fed grass like oxen”; Daniel 4:22 and Daniel 4:29 contain the same verbal morphology, though their supplied APB renderings do not display a corresponding feeding clause.

   Daniel 4:22Daniel 4:29Daniel 5:21
2. Tasting wine · rare

   In Daniel 5:2, the masculine singular construct noun occurs in the circumstance of Belshazzar's action; the APB renders, “while tasting the wine,” before his command concerning the vessels.

   Daniel 5:2

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB explicitly presents the verb as “was fed” in Daniel 5:21 and the noun in the phrase “while tasting the wine” in Daniel 5:2. Its supplied renderings for Daniel 4:22 and Daniel 4:29 do not visibly reflect the verbal forms.