שָׁכוּל
sha.khul
H7921B
H:A
Hebrew
childless
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sha.khul describes a woman portrayed as having lost her children in Isaiah 49:21.
The attested use portrays a woman as bereaved of children, set in a lament that also mentions barrenness, exile, and being left alone in Isaiah 49:21.
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Bereaved of children · dominant
In Isaiah 49:21, the feminine singular absolute adjective occurs in the speaker's self-description before the question of who has borne and brought up the children now seen. The APB renders the clause, "when I was bereaved and barren,".
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Isaiah 49:21, the APB presents the clause as "when I was bereaved and barren." This wording confirms the verse's portrayal without isolating a precise English equivalent for the lemma.