mak.mor denotes the net or nets into which the wicked are asked to fall.

The attested use places the term in a request that the wicked fall into nets, contrasting their entrapment with the speaker's passing by.

1. Nets set for the wicked · dominant

   In Psalm 141:10, the construct masculine plural form occurs in the clause asking that the wicked fall into the nets; the APB renders the verse, "Let the wicked fall together into their net, while I pass by until I pass."

   Psalm 141:10

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Psalm 141:10, the APB presents the clause with "their net," though the supplied form is masculine plural construct; Its exact wording cannot determine the term's specific English rendering.