Job 36:31 uses this unusual form—a Hiphil participle functioning as a noun—to speak of God giving 'food in abundance.' The root כבר means to be much or many, and here Elihu extols God's provision through natural processes. The phrase למכביר literally means 'for making much' or 'abundantly,' capturing both the generosity and the efficacy of divine provision. This is Elihu's distinctive vocabulary; the root appears rarely in this form. The word emphasizes not merely sufficiency but lavish surplus—God as abundant provider.