qa.dach describes kindling a fire, including fire associated with anger and people who kindle their own fire.

The attested use concerns the kindling of fire: in three clauses fire is associated with anger and burning, while Isaiah depicts people who kindle a fire and later refers to what they have kindled.

1. Kindling fire · dominant

   In Deuteronomy 32:22 and Jeremiah 15:14, perfect forms occur in clauses about a fire in anger that burns; the APB renders these clauses with “fire has been kindled” and “a fire is kindled.” In Isaiah 50:11, the active participle describes those who kindle a fire, and the APB also speaks of arrows “you have kindled”; Jeremiah 17:4 likewise places a perfect form in a clause concerning fire in anger that will burn.

   Deuteronomy 32:22Isaiah 50:11Jeremiah 15:14Jeremiah 17:4

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the cited verses, the APB presents the fire clauses as “has been kindled” or “is kindled,” and Isaiah 50:11 uses “kindle” and “have kindled.” These renderings confirm the clauses' fire imagery rather than fixing a separate English equivalent for every form.