ta.mid marks activity, provision, or a condition as ongoing or regularly maintained without interruption.

The supplied verses show a single broad use marking what is maintained on an ongoing or regular basis: prescribed offerings and sanctuary service, recurring daily provisions, and continuing actions or conditions. Its scope can be framed by periods such as morning and evening, day and night, or all the days of a life, but the observed contribution consistently concerns sustained continuity.

1. Ongoing or regularly maintained continuity · dominant

   The masculine singular absolute form occurs with recurring worship and service: in Exodus 29:38 the APB renders two lambs offered "continually each day," and in 1 Chronicles 16:40 it renders burnt offerings "continually, morning and evening." The same form marks sustained conditions or actions in 2 Samuel 9:7, where eating at the king's table continues, in Isaiah 62:6, where watchmen are not silent day and night, and in Ezekiel 39:14, where men are employed in an ongoing land-cleansing task.

   Exodus 29:381 Chronicles 16:40Leviticus 24:32 Samuel 9:7Isaiah 62:6Ezekiel 39:14

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB commonly uses "continually," but also uses "regularly," "continual," and "regular" in clauses about offerings, service, provisions, and conditions. These renderings confirm the verses' sustained or recurring setting without assigning every English expression directly to the lemma.