at.tiq identifies the figure called the Ancient of Days in Daniel's vision.

Across the supplied verses, at.tiq is used as the designation of the figure the APB calls the “Ancient of Days,” who sits upon a throne, receives one like a son of man, and arrives to give judgment.

1. Designation of the Ancient of Days · dominant

   In Daniel 7:9 and Daniel 7:13, the adjective is tagged masculine singular construct in the designation for the figure who sits down amid thrones and before whom one like a son of man is presented. In Daniel 7:22, the form is tagged as a proper noun as the same figure arrives and judgment is given to the holy ones; the APB renders the designation “Ancient of Days” in all three verses.

   Daniel 7:9Daniel 7:13Daniel 7:22

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB consistently presents the designation as “Ancient of Days” in Daniel 7:9, Daniel 7:13, and Daniel 7:22. This consistency confirms the verse-level designation rather than isolating an English equivalent for the lemma alone.