tse.pah denotes a serpent in Isaiah’s image of one serpent coming from another.

The attested use names a serpent within an image of one serpent coming forth from another.

1. Serpent in a coming-forth image · dominant

   In Isaiah 14:29, the masculine singular absolute noun occurs in the clause describing a serpent coming forth from a serpent; the APB renders the clause “out of the root of a serpent a serpent comes forth.”

   Isaiah 14:29

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Isaiah 14:29, the APB presents the clause with “serpent” twice, so the specific English instance corresponding to the lemma cannot be isolated with certainty.