man.da denotes knowledge portrayed as given to the wise and found in Daniel’s capacity to interpret.

The attested use presents knowledge as a quality given to wise people and found in Daniel alongside understanding and interpretive ability; the two construct-form occurrences are not separately identifiable in the supplied translation.

1. Knowledge as a bestowed or possessed quality · dominant

   In Daniel 2:21, the determined singular noun occurs in the clause where the APB renders God giving wisdom to the wise and “knowledge” to those with understanding. In Daniel 5:12, the absolute form stands among qualities found in Daniel, alongside understanding and the ability to interpret dreams and explain riddles; the construct forms in Daniel 4:31 and Daniel 4:33 are present, but their specific contribution is not isolated by the supplied APB wording.

   Daniel 2:21Daniel 4:31Daniel 4:33Daniel 5:12

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB explicitly includes “knowledge” in Daniel 2:21 and Daniel 5:12. In Daniel 4:31 and Daniel 4:33, the supplied translation does not make the construct-form term identifiable.