pa.sas describes a plural action of disappearing in the verse's context of deceptive speech.

The sole attestation presents a plural completed action of disappearing within a verse that describes people speaking vanity and smooth words.

1. Disappearing in a deceptive-speech context · dominant

   In Psalm 12:2, the form is Qal Perfect, third common plural; the verse describes people who speak vanity to a neighbor and use lips of smoothness with a divided heart. The APB renders the surrounding verse, "They speak vanity, each man with his neighbor; they speak with lips of smoothness, in heart and heart," but does not isolate this term's contribution.

   Psalm 12:2

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Psalm 12:2, the APB presents the verse as vain, smooth, double-hearted speech, but its loose wording does not identify a distinct English rendering for this term.