mis.char denotes trade-related goods or proceeds in the setting of traders and rulers.

The attested use places the noun in a construct relationship with traders, referring to trade-related goods or proceeds within a list of revenue sources.

1. Trade-related goods or proceeds · dominant

   In 1 Kings 10:15, the construct-form noun occurs in the clause concerning traders, alongside other sources from which something came. The APB renders the verse, "It came apart from the men of trade, from the merchandise of the traders," which confirms the commercial setting.

   1 Kings 10:15

In the Anselm Project Bible: In 1 Kings 10:15, the APB presents the commercial clause as "from the merchandise of the traders." This wording identifies the verse's setting rather than isolating a precise English equivalent.