mukh describes becoming impoverished, including circumstances that lead to selling property or oneself and to adjusted valuation.

The occurrences consistently describe a person becoming impoverished: this condition may lead to selling property or oneself, call for support, or affect an assessed value.

1. Becoming impoverished in material circumstances · dominant

   In Leviticus 25:25, Leviticus 25:35, Leviticus 25:39, and Leviticus 25:47, the Qal verbal forms occur in conditional clauses about a brother whose impoverishment leads to selling possessions or himself, or who is to receive support. In Leviticus 27:8, the active participle describes a person whose means are below a valuation; the APB renders the clause "If the person is poorer than your valuation."

   Leviticus 25:25Leviticus 25:35Leviticus 25:39Leviticus 25:47Leviticus 27:8

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the verbal occurrences as "becomes poor" and the participial occurrence as "is poorer than your valuation." These renderings confirm the verses' presentation of reduced means rather than supplying separate lexical senses.