re.miy.yah denotes misleading or treacherous speech, conduct, or disposition in the supplied biblical contexts.

The supplied verses most often place the noun in contexts of misleading speech—lips, tongue, words, and speaking—while the same negative quality also characterizes a person’s spirit, practice, and a treacherous bow.

1. Misleading or treacherous conduct and speech · dominant

   The common feminine singular absolute noun occurs with speech in Job 13:7, where the APB renders a question about speaking for God, and in Job 27:4, where lips and tongue are pledged against wrongful utterance. In Micah 6:12 it stands within a charge that inhabitants speak falsely; Psalm 101:7 extends the characterization to one who practices it, Psalm 32:2 to a spirit without it, and Hosea 7:16 to a treacherous bow.

   Job 13:7Job 27:4Micah 6:12Psalm 101:7Psalm 32:2Hosea 7:16

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents these clauses with wording such as “deceit,” “deception,” “treacherous,” and “deceitful,” especially around lips, tongues, speaking, and a bow. Those variations show the verse-level presentation rather than separate lexical senses.