rav.rav describes exceptional greatness in visions, speech, gifts, and teeth.

The term most often marks imposing or exceptional features in Daniel’s vision scenes, including beasts and teeth; it also occurs in clauses about forceful speech and the gifts given to Daniel.

1. Imposing features in vision scenes · dominant

   The feminine plural absolute forms occur in descriptions of the beasts ascending from the sea in Daniel 7:3, the iron teeth of the fourth beast in Daniel 7:7, and the beasts identified as kings in Daniel 7:17. In Daniel 7:3 the APB renders the clause "four great beasts were ascending from the sea," while Daniel 7:7 describes "great teeth of iron."

   Daniel 7:3Daniel 7:7Daniel 7:17
2. Striking speech from the horn · common

   The feminine plural forms appear in the clauses about the horn’s mouth in Daniel 7:8 and Daniel 7:20, and about the sound of its words in Daniel 7:11. The APB renders these clauses as a mouth "speaking great things" and "the sound of the great words that the horn was speaking."

   Daniel 7:8Daniel 7:11Daniel 7:20
3. Gifts given to Daniel · rare

   In Daniel 2:48, the feminine plural absolute form occurs in the account of the king’s promotion of Daniel and his gifts. The APB renders the clause, "gave him many great gifts."

   Daniel 2:48

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the supplied verses, the APB regularly presents the relevant clauses with "great," including beasts, teeth, words, things, and gifts. These renderings confirm the clauses’ overall presentation rather than isolate a precise English equivalent in every instance.