A noun denoting a heap or pile, used in two distinct contexts. In Exodus, it describes heaps of dead frogs gathered during the plague on Egypt. In Habakkuk's theophanic poetry, it appears in a difficult phrase about 'the heap of great waters,' possibly describing churning seas or foaming waves. The term emphasizes accumulation and piling up, whether of corpses or turbulent water. The connection between these uses lies in the visual image of things massed together in confusion or abundance.