An adjective of uncertain meaning appearing only in Ezekiel 46:22, describing courts in the temple vision: 'enclosed courts' or possibly 'small courts.' The Masoretic vocalization suggests 'enclosed' (from a root meaning 'bind' or 'shut in'), preserved in Aramaic and Syriac. However, most ancient versions and modern scholars prefer reading 'small courts' (qetannot), which requires only slight consonantal change. The architectural context—describing secondary courtyards—makes 'small' more probable than 'enclosed,' suggesting textual corruption.