= state in which a piece of cloth is spread out over a surface
to cover
Cover
= action by which deities cover themselves with an object
to cover oneself
Cover
= causative action by which a certain area is covered from above or from the side, so as to make it invisible or inaccesible, or to provide shelter for it
to cover, to screen off, to shelter
Close
literally: to cover; hence: = action by which deities close an opening with an object to prevent a substance from coming out
to shut in
Engage
literally: to cover oneself; hence: = action by which deities engage themselves in a certain activity
to cover onself (with an activity), to engage (in an activity)
Excrete
literally: to cover (one's) feet; hence: = action by which humans squat down in order to relieve themselves, as a result of which their robe covers their feet
to cover (one's) feet > to relieve oneself
Safe
literally: to cover; hence: = causative action by which a deity provides protection to humans, as if by covering them on all sides
to hedge in, to hedge about, to shelter, to defend
Weave
= causative action by which humans produce fabric by weaving; exclusively used in a figurative way for God causing an unborn child to grow in its mother's womb
to weave
סֹכֵךְ (noun m)
Weapons
literally: covering; hence: = a large protective shield used for covering the soldiers who operated a battering ram, who were exposed to attack from above by the defenders of the city; sometimes the mantelet was part of the mechanism that carried the battering ram; sometimes it was formed by other soldiers who overlapped individual shields above their heads