yats.tsiv describes something presented as settled, reliable, or true in statements, reports, and interpretations.

The attested use describes matters and statements as settled or dependable: a determined matter and a trustworthy dream interpretation in Daniel 2:8 and Daniel 2:45, a confirming reply in Daniel 3:24, an interdict in Daniel 6:13, and a true account in Daniel 7:16.

1. Settled, reliable, or true · dominant

   The adjective occurs where the king calls a matter determined in Daniel 2:8 and where the dream and its interpretation are presented as dependable in Daniel 2:45. In Daniel 3:24 it occurs in a confirming response, while Daniel 6:13 concerns the interdict the king signed and Daniel 7:16 concerns a true account requested from an interpreter; the APB renders the surrounding clauses with terms such as “True” and “true account.”

   Daniel 2:8Daniel 2:45Daniel 3:24Daniel 6:13Daniel 7:16

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the surrounding clauses with “for certain,” “determined,” “certain,” “trustworthy,” “True,” and “true account.” These are verse-level presentations rather than fixed renderings of the adjective.