siph.rah denotes a scroll in Psalm 56:9, where the feminine singular construct form occurs in a plea concerning enemies.

The attested use places a scroll in the clause of Psalm 56:9, though the supplied translation does not preserve a corresponding English expression and so leaves its precise contribution unclear.

1. A scroll in the verse's clause · dominant

   In Psalm 56:9, the form is a feminine singular construct noun within the verse's clause concerning the speaker's enemies turning back when he calls. The APB renders the verse, "Then my enemies will turn back on the day I call; this I know, that God is for me," without an identifiable English counterpart for the term.

   Psalm 56:9

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Psalm 56:9, the APB presents the verse as a plea in which enemies turn back, but its loose wording provides no clear English rendering identifiable with this noun.