ko.sha.rah is attested as a plural noun in a verse describing God’s advance before his people through the wilderness.

The sole attestation places the plural noun in a verse about God going before his people and marching through the wilderness; the translation does not make the noun’s specific contribution clear.

1. Well-being in a wilderness-march setting · dominant

   In Psalm 68:7, the form is a common feminine plural noun in absolute state within a verse concerning God’s going before his people and marching through the wilderness. The APB renders the verse, “O God, when you went out before your people, when you marched through the wilderness, Selah,” without isolating a corresponding English expression for the noun.

   Psalm 68:7

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Psalm 68:7, the APB presents the wilderness march as a whole but does not visibly identify a separate English rendering for this noun.