This Aramaic adjective appears in Daniel 7:9, describing God's hair as 'like pure wool' in the Ancient of Days vision. The term emphasizes spotless whiteness and purity, suggesting both physical cleanliness and symbolic holiness. The comparison to wool highlights texture and color—soft, white, and unblemished. This anthropomorphic description of the divine figure emphasizes age (white hair) combined with absolute purity. The Aramaic form parallels Hebrew נָקִי, sharing connotations of ritual and moral cleanness.