she.at denotes hostile contempt expressed in vengeance, enmity, and rejoicing against others.

The attested use portrays a hostile contempt directed against others: it accompanies Philistine vengeance and enduring enmity in Ezekiel 25:15, rejoicing against Israel in Ezekiel 25:6, and the treatment of the land as plunder in Ezekiel 36:5.

1. Hostile contempt toward others · dominant

   The masculine singular noun occurs in accusations of hostile conduct. In Ezekiel 25:15 the APB renders the Philistines' vengeance as undertaken “with scorn upon a soul” amid “an enmity forever”; in Ezekiel 25:6 it renders rejoicing against Israel as done “with all your scorn in soul,” and Ezekiel 36:5 places it with giving the land over for plunder.

   Ezekiel 25:15Ezekiel 25:6Ezekiel 36:5

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across all three verses, the APB uses “scorn” in clauses concerning vengeance, rejoicing against Israel, or the seizure of land. These renderings confirm the clauses' hostile setting rather than isolate a precise English equivalent.