sa.lad expresses a speaker's intended rejoicing amid pain in Job 6:10.

The attested use expresses intended rejoicing in the setting of pain: in Job 6:10, the first-person singular cohortative occurs as the speaker describes consolation and exulting without sparing.

1. Intended rejoicing amid pain · dominant

   In Job 6:10, אֲסַלְּדָ֣ה is a Piel cohortative in the speaker's statement about consolation in pain; the APB renders the verse, "This would still be my consolation, and I would exult in pain without sparing," confirming a rejoicing response within that condition.

   Job 6:10

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Job 6:10, the APB presents the clause as "I would exult in pain without sparing." This rendering confirms the verse's overall portrayal rather than isolating a precise English equivalent.