a.nash denotes confiscation imposed as a judicial penalty, specifically involving property.

The attested use denotes confiscation of property as one of the penalties to be executed on a person who does not observe the stated laws.

1. Confiscation of property as a penalty · dominant

   In Ezra 7:26, the construct masculine singular noun occurs in a list of penalties following judgment against anyone who does not observe the law of God and the king. The APB renders the clause “or to confiscation of property,” alongside death, uprooting, and imprisonment.

   Ezra 7:26

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Ezra 7:26, the APB presents the term within a penalty list as “confiscation of property.” This reflects the clause-level presentation rather than a precise token-by-token rendering.