ke.lim.mut denotes an enduring disgrace imposed in a pronouncement of reproach.

The attested use presents ke.lim.mut as a lasting disgrace brought upon its recipients alongside enduring reproach.

1. Lasting disgrace imposed · dominant

   In Jeremiah 23:40, the construct singular noun occurs in the declaration that everlasting reproach and shame will be brought upon the addressees and never forgotten. The APB renders the clause "everlasting reproach and everlasting shame that will never be forgotten."

   Jeremiah 23:40

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Jeremiah 23:40, the APB presents the clause with "everlasting shame" alongside "everlasting reproach"; The noun's precise English correspondence cannot be isolated beyond the clause.