This Hophal participle describes horses in Jeremiah's indictment of Judah's adultery: 'They were well-fed, lusty stallions, each neighing after his neighbor's wife.' The passive form ('being fed' or 'having been fed') emphasizes their condition—pampered, overfed, driven by appetite rather than need. Some Assyriological studies suggest connections to sexual desire in the cognate root. The image is vivid and unflattering: Israel's wealthy elite, sated and lecherous, pursuing illicit relationships.