sas.se.ah denotes the act of driving someone away in a clause about contending and removal.

The sole attested use presents sas.se.ah as the act of driving her away within a statement about contending with her and removing her.

1. Driving someone away in contention · dominant

   In Isaiah 27:8, the form is a Pilpel infinitive construct in the clause that the APB renders “By driving her away, by sending her away, you contend with her”; the verse continues with removal by a severe spirit.

   Isaiah 27:8

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Isaiah 27:8, the APB presents the clause with “By driving her away, by sending her away.” The precise division between those English expressions cannot be fixed from it alone.