se.on denotes a boot in Isaiah’s portrayal of oppression being broken.

The sole attestation places se.on, a singular masculine noun, in Isaiah’s depiction of oppressive burden and its breaking.

1. Boot in a scene of broken oppression · dominant

   In Isaiah 9:4, the singular masculine noun occurs in a verse concerning “the yoke of his burden” and “the staff of the oppressor” being broken. The supplied gloss identifies the noun as a boot, while the APB renders the verse’s larger scene without isolating a corresponding English term.

   Isaiah 9:4

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Isaiah 9:4, the APB renders the breaking of the yoke, rod, and oppressor’s staff, but its loose wording does not isolate an English rendering for this noun.