ma.har is attested in a clause about hastening after another, though the translation does not isolate its contribution.

In Psalm 16:4, the perfect plural form occurs in the clause the APB renders “they hasten after another,” but this single whole-verse context does not clearly isolate the term’s specific contribution.

1. Action in pursuing another · dominant

   In Psalm 16:4, the Qal perfect third-person common plural form stands in the clause that the APB renders “they hasten after another,” following the statement that their sorrows will multiply. The verse supplies only this one context, so the term’s precise contribution cannot be separated confidently from the translation.

   Psalm 16:4

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Psalm 16:4, the APB renders the relevant clause “they hasten after another.” That wording cannot securely identify the term’s individual English equivalent.