tsa.yid denotes an edible supply or provision, including what is provided, taken, blessed, or sold.

The attested use concerns edible provision or supply: something provided for ravens, taken as provisions, sold on the Sabbath, or blessed for those in need.

1. Edible provisions or supply · dominant

   In Job 38:41, the construct form occurs in the question of what is provided for the raven when its young lack food; the APB renders the verse with “prey” and “food.” In Joshua 9:14 the men take provisions, while Nehemiah 13:15 places the absolute form in a Sabbath-day setting of selling food; Psalm 132:15 speaks of food being blessed and needy people being satisfied.

   Job 38:41Joshua 9:14Nehemiah 13:15Psalm 132:15

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the relevant contexts with “prey,” “food,” and “provisions.” These terms confirm the verses' edible-supply setting rather than isolate a fixed English equivalent.