to.ah denotes wrongful or misleading speech, explicitly directed against the LORD in Isaiah 32:6.

The clearest attested use concerns wrongful speech against the LORD in Isaiah 32:6; in Nehemiah 4:2 the same singular noun occurs within hostile questions about rebuilding, but the translation does not isolate its contribution.

1. Wrongful or misleading speech · dominant

   In Isaiah 32:6, the singular absolute noun occurs in the clause about speaking against the LORD; the APB renders the surrounding clause “by speaking error against the LORD.” In Nehemiah 4:2, the same form appears amid hostile questions about whether the weak Jews will restore, sacrifice, finish, or revive burned stones, though the APB does not show a distinct English correspondence for the noun.

   Isaiah 32:6Nehemiah 4:2

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Isaiah 32:6, the APB includes “speaking error against the LORD.” In Nehemiah 4:2, its translation presents the surrounding taunts about rebuilding without an identifiable matching English expression.