Lexicon
מׇעֳמָ֑ד
mo.o.mad
H4613
H:N-M Hebrew

foothold

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mo.o.mad denotes a foothold or standing place in Psalm 69:3’s picture of exhaustion.

The attested use denotes a foothold or place of standing within Psalm 69:3’s portrayal of exhaustion and failing strength.

Senses in use

  1. Foothold amid exhaustion · dominant

    In Psalm 69:3, the masculine singular absolute noun occurs in a verse describing weariness, a scorched throat, and failing eyes while waiting for God. The APB renders the surrounding complaint, "I grew weary in my calling; my throat was scorched; my eyes failed while waiting for my God," but does not clearly isolate this noun’s contribution.

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Psalm 69:3, the APB presents the verse as a complaint of weariness and physical failure, without a clearly identifiable word-for-word rendering of the noun.

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