Words

Hebrew
mäšäk - leather pouch (HALOT 646)
Hebrew
mīšōr - level ground, plain; justice, rectitude, fairness (HALOT 578)
Hebrew
mīṣ - squeezing (HALOT 578)
Hebrew
mṣw - to drain out (HALOT 621)
Hebrew
mṣˀ - to reach, to meet, to find (HALOT 619)
Hebrew
məṣōlā - the deep, depth (HALOT 623)

Var. məṣūlā. Cf. ṣll to sink’.

Hebrew
maŝŝōr - a saw (HALOT 640)
Hebrew
mṣṣ - to drain out (HALOT 624)
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mətīm - men, persons (HALOT 653)
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mətalləˁōt - jawbones (pl.) (HALOT 654)

Metathetic from ­-t­- infixed stem (cf. constr. *maltəˁōt in Ps 58.7). Cf. lōăˁ, a hapax in Pr 23:2, translated as ‘gullet’ in [HALOT 532]. The context, however, allows for both interpretations, ‘gullet’ and ‘jaw’, the latter supported by the meaning ‘jaw’ attested in Hbr. pB. [Jastrow 700].