a.mir denotes a gathered bundle of crop stalks, used in images of loading, threshing, and fire.

The attested usage presents a.mir as a gathered crop bundle in agricultural comparisons: a cart filled with such bundles, people gathered for threshing, and material among which fire spreads. Jeremiah 9:21 contains the form, but the APB wording does not visibly isolate its contribution.

1. Gathered crop bundle in agricultural imagery · dominant

   All supplied forms are masculine singular absolute nouns. In Amos 2:13 the APB renders a cart as full of “sheaves”; in Micah 4:12 it renders people gathered “like a sheaf to the threshing floor”; and in Zechariah 12:6 it places a torch of fire among “sheaves.”

   Amos 2:13Micah 4:12Zechariah 12:6

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB uses “sheaves” in Amos 2:13 and Zechariah 12:6 and “a sheaf” in Micah 4:12. In Jeremiah 9:21, the translation does not visibly indicate how the term is reflected.