na.lah describes bringing treacherous action to an end in Isaiah 33:1.

The single attested use places na.lah in the ending of treacherous conduct: Isaiah 33:1 contrasts finishing destructive action with ceasing to act treacherously.

1. Ceasing treacherous action · dominant

   In Isaiah 33:1, the form is a Hiphil infinitive construct in the clause about ceasing to act treacherously; the APB renders the surrounding clause, “as you cease to act treacherously, they will act treacherously toward you.”

   Isaiah 33:1

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Isaiah 33:1, the APB presents the relevant clause as “as you cease to act treacherously.” This wording confirms the clause’s overall contrast rather than isolating each Hebrew contribution.