A feminine noun denoting the act of rising up or standing. Lamentations 3:63 uses it in poignant antithesis: 'their sitting down and their rising up'—a merism meaning 'all their activities' or 'constantly.' The poet describes enemies who mock him continually, during every posture and action. The suffixed form ('their rising') parallels 'their sitting,' creating completeness through opposites. This word captures physical movement that represents totality of behavior.