te.khu.nah denotes the house’s specified fitting in Ezekiel; its contribution in Nahum’s ruin oracle is less clear.

The clearest use names an aspect of the house’s specified arrangement in Ezekiel 43:11; in Nahum 2:10 the absolute form occurs in a declaration of devastation, though the translation does not isolate its contribution.

1. Specified fitting or arrangement · dominant

   In Ezekiel 43:11, the construct singular form is included among what is to be made known about the house—alongside its design, exits, entrances, statutes, and instructions; the APB renders this portion as “the design of the house and its fitting.” In Nahum 2:10, the absolute singular form stands in the opening declaration of ruin, where the APB renders “Emptiness and emptiness and waste,” enough to identify the term’s precise English contribution.

   Ezekiel 43:11Nahum 2:10

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Ezekiel 43:11, the APB includes “its fitting” in its description of the house. In Nahum 2:10, it renders the opening as “Emptiness and emptiness and waste”; That wording cannot securely be assigned to this term alone.