nakedness
ma.ar denotes exposed shame in a judgment scene and space within an engraved design.
The two attested contexts show an exposed condition associated with shame in Nahum 3:5 and a spatial relation within engraved decoration in 1 Kings 7:36.
Senses in use
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Exposed shame before nations · common
In Nahum 3:5, the construct singular noun occurs in the declaration that nations will see what is uncovered; the APB renders the clause "cause the nations to see your nakedness and the kingdoms your dishonor."
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Space within an engraved design · common
In 1 Kings 7:36, the construct singular noun appears in the description of engraved cherubim, lions, and palm trees; the APB renders their placement as "according to the space of each."
In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the Nahum clause with "nakedness" and the Kings clause with "space." These renderings show the verse contexts rather than establishing exact English equivalents.