me.su.khah denotes the vineyard’s protective boundary, removed before it is burned and trampled.

The attested use names the vineyard’s protective boundary in Isaiah 5:5, where its removal is followed by burning and trampling.

1. Vineyard’s protective boundary · dominant

   In Isaiah 5:5, the construct singular noun is connected to “my vineyard” as the boundary that is to be removed. The APB renders the clause “removing its hedge,” then describes the vineyard as becoming burned and trampled.

   Isaiah 5:5

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Isaiah 5:5, the APB presents the term in the clause “removing its hedge.” That wording is treated as the verse-level presentation of the boundary in context.