sha.char describes skin having become black in Job’s portrayal of bodily suffering.

The sole attested use describes skin as having become black in a first-person report of bodily affliction in Job 30:30.

1. Skin becoming black in affliction · dominant

   In Job 30:30, the Qal perfect masculine singular form occurs in the statement about the speaker’s skin; the APB renders the clause, “My skin is black upon me,” alongside bone scorched by drought.

   Job 30:30

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Job 30:30, the APB presents the clause as “My skin is black upon me.” This identifies the verse’s presentation rather than assigning that English wording exclusively to the lemma.