A Hiphil imperfect verb appearing only in Job 37:11, in Elihu's speech about God's control of weather: 'He loads the clouds with moisture.' The verb captures the image of clouds being burdened or weighted down with water until they release it as rain. The Aramaic root suggests toil or burden, here applied to the meteorological cycle. This single occurrence makes divine weather-control into an act of loading and unloading, as if God were a porter packing clouds with cargo they must deliver.