ro.mam denotes praise uttered in connection with calling to God.

The attested use presents ro.mam as praise associated with the speaker's call to God and with praise under the tongue in Psalm 66:17.

1. Praise voiced in calling to God · dominant

   In Psalm 66:17, the masculine singular absolute noun occurs in a clause where the speaker calls to him with the mouth; the APB renders the verse, "I called to him with my mouth, and praise was under my tongue."

   Psalm 66:17

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Psalm 66:17, the APB presents the clause with "praise was under my tongue." The term's precise English correspondence cannot be isolated beyond the verse's praise context.