me.vu.qah denotes an emptied or desolate place in Nahum's question about the lions' former habitation.

The sole attested use places me.vu.qah in a question about the lions' habitation and pasture, portraying that location as emptied or desolate.

1. An emptied or desolate habitation · dominant

   In Nahum 2:11, the feminine singular absolute form occurs in the question about where the lions' habitation and pasture are; the APB renders the verse as a search for the place where the lion and its whelp had been, with none making them tremble.

   Nahum 2:11

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Nahum 2:11, the APB presents the verse as a question, “Where is the habitation of lions and the pasture for lions”; Its exact rendering of the lemma cannot be isolated with certainty.