A rare Hebrew noun appearing in Lamentations 2:18, in the phrase 'let not the apple of your eye find rest' (or 'cease' from weeping). The word derives from a root meaning 'to grow numb' or 'become inactive,' and here it refers to cessation or respite from tears. The context is Jerusalem's destruction—the poet urges unceasing weeping over the city's devastation. The term captures the idea of stopping, resting, or finding relief from an ongoing action or state.