suph marks completion or an ending in the limited Daniel contexts, though one occurrence is not isolated by the translation.

The attested usage points to completion or bringing an outcome to an end: Daniel 2:44 places the term in the kingdom’s action against other kingdoms, while Daniel 4:30 supplies a Qal perfect form in the king’s speech without isolating its contribution in the APB wording.

1. Completion or bringing an outcome to an end · dominant

   In Daniel 2:44, תָסֵיף֙ is a Hiphil imperfect in the statement that the established kingdom will act against the other kingdoms; the APB renders the clause, “It will crush and put an end to all these kingdoms.” In Daniel 4:30, סָ֣פַת is a Qal perfect within the king’s spoken response, but the supplied APB sentence does not make this form’s specific contribution identifiable.

   Daniel 2:44Daniel 4:30

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Daniel 2:44, the APB presents the surrounding clause with “put an end to all these kingdoms.” In Daniel 4:30, the translation gives the king’s statement but does not clearly isolate a corresponding English rendering.