עָצָה
a.tsah
H6095
H:V
Hebrew
to shut
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Occurrences
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Books
Hebrew
Language
a.tsah describes shutting the eyes in a verse portraying the devising of perversities.
The sole attested use describes a person shutting his eyes in connection with devising perversities, followed in the verse by bringing harm.
Senses in use
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Shutting the eyes while devising perversity · dominant
In Proverbs 16:30, the active participle depicts “one who shuts his eyes” in a clause about devising perversities; the APB then continues with winking lips and finishing harm.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Proverbs 16:30, the APB presents the clause as “One who shuts his eyes to devise perversities.” Its precise English wording cannot by itself isolate the term's contribution.