A variant or dialectal form related to the common word for plunder or spoil, appearing with a prepositional prefix in Ezekiel. The context involves God giving nations as plunder, possibly specifically as food or sustenance. There is textual uncertainty (ketiv/qere variation), but the semantic field clearly involves spoil or booty taken in warfare. The term overlaps with the more common bazaz and shalal, both denoting war plunder.