This Aramaic verb appears only as a feminine singular participle in Daniel 3, always modifying the fiery furnace (attun nura yaqidta) into which Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego were thrown. All eight occurrences fall within this single dramatic narrative, describing the furnace as actively burning. The participle form emphasizes the ongoing, intensely burning state of the furnace. English renders it 'burning,' Spanish 'ardiente,' and French 'ardente' — all capturing the present, continuous nature of the blaze. German notably renders the whole phrase as 'Feuerofen' (fire-oven), compounding the image into a single word.