ki.dor denotes battle in the image of a king prepared to confront distress and anguish.

ki.dor is attested in a comparison depicting a king prepared for battle as distress and anguish overpower a person.

1. Battle in a kingly comparison · dominant

   In Job 15:24, the masculine singular absolute noun occurs in the comparison of distress and anguish overpowering a person like a king prepared for confrontation. The APB renders the clause “like a king ready for battle,” confirming the verse’s battle setting.

   Job 15:24

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Job 15:24, the APB presents the comparison as “like a king ready for battle,”.