qa.rar describes cooling in the comparison of a cistern and the distress she has cooled.

The attested use describes cooling within Jeremiah 6:7, where a cistern’s water provides the comparison for what she has cooled.

1. Cooling in a cistern comparison · dominant

   In Jeremiah 6:7, the Hiphil infinitive construct forms occur in a comparison: a cistern cools with its water, and she has cooled her distress. The APB renders the clause, “As one cools a cistern with its water, so she has cooled her distress.”

   Jeremiah 6:7

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Jeremiah 6:7, the APB presents the comparison with “cools” and “has cooled.” Its wording only confirms the clause’s overall presentation.