Lexicon
מוּעָקָה
mu.a.qah
H4157
H:N-F Hebrew

distress

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mu.a.qah denotes an affliction laid upon those brought into a net in Psalm 66:11.

The lone attested use presents mu.a.qah as an affliction imposed upon those brought into a net, with the APB rendering the clause as distress laid upon their loins in Psalm 66:11.

Senses in use

  1. An imposed affliction · dominant

    In Psalm 66:11, the feminine singular absolute noun occurs in the clause following being brought into a net; the APB renders, "you laid distress upon our loins." The verse presents the term as something laid upon the speakers.

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Psalm 66:11, the APB presents the clause as "you laid distress upon our loins." This rendering confirms the clause's portrayal of an imposed burden without isolating every English word to the noun.

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