A rare Aramaic loanword meaning strength or help, appearing only in Psalm 88:4 in the phrase 'like a man who has no strength.' BDB notes the borrowing from Aramaic ܐܻܝܳܠܴܐ, distinguishing this from the more common Hebrew terms for strength. The psalmist describes himself as powerless, abandoned among the dead. The multilingual evidence clusters around force, strength, and help, reflecting physical and existential weakness.