This noun denotes refined pleasure or luxury, appearing in contexts of indulgence or eschatological promise. In Isaiah 13:22, Babylon's 'palaces of delight' (or 'luxurious palaces') will soon be destroyed. In Isaiah 58:13, calling the Sabbath 'a delight' is part of true worship and covenant faithfulness. The term suggests aesthetic or sensual pleasure, often tinged with either decadence (Babylon) or divine blessing (Sabbath). The multilingual glosses render 'delight' or 'pleasure' ('delicia,' 'placer'), capturing the hedonic nuance.