ne.chu.shah denotes bronze, named in weapons, doors, extracted material, and comparisons of strength or hardness.

The attested noun identifies bronze as a material for bows, doors, and hoofs, as material obtained from stone, and in comparisons involving bodily strength, land, and a forehead.

1. Metal in implements, structures, and comparisons · dominant

   The noun occurs in clauses about a bow in 2 Samuel 22:35, doors in Isaiah 45:2, and material that stone pours out in Job 28:2. It also appears in comparisons: in Job 40:18 the APB renders bones as “channels of bronze,” while Leviticus 26:19 compares the land with bronze and Micah 4:13 describes hoofs of bronze.

   2 Samuel 22:35Isaiah 45:2Job 28:2Job 40:18Leviticus 26:19Micah 4:13

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across several supplied clauses, the APB explicitly uses “bronze” for bows, doors, a forehead, material from stone, bones, land, and hoofs. Its supplied English for Job 41:19 and Psalm 18:35 does not visibly isolate this noun’s contribution.