ne.chi.lah denotes a flute, appearing in the heading context of a prayer to the LORD.

The single attested use places the term in the heading context of a prayer whose words and meditation are addressed to the LORD in Psalm 5:1.

1. Flute in a prayer heading · dominant

   The form נְּחִיל֗וֹת occurs in Psalm 5:1, where the verse proceeds with an appeal for the LORD to hear the speaker's words and understand the speaker's meditation. In Psalm 5:1 the APB renders the prayer, “Give ear to my words, O LORD; understand my meditation,” but does not visibly isolate this term's contribution.

   Psalm 5:1

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Psalm 5:1 the APB presents the prayer as “Give ear to my words, O LORD; understand my meditation.” It does not visibly render the term separately.