A noun denoting a barbed weapon used for hunting large aquatic creatures, appearing in Job 41:7 (English 41:7, Hebrew 40:31) in God's description of Leviathan. The term is parallel to fishing implements, underscoring Leviathan's invulnerability—no harpoon can pierce its hide. The plural form (שֻׂכּוֹת) suggests multiple barbs or a collection of such weapons. This vocabulary belongs to fishing and hunting technology, evoking human attempts to master fearsome creatures. The passage's rhetoric asks Job mockingly: Can you fill Leviathan's skin with harpoons? The implied answer—absolutely not—establishes God's power over chaos monsters.