This noun denotes healing, specifically the formation of new flesh and skin over a wound, appearing in Jeremiah 30:13 ('no healing for your wound') and 46:11 ('no healing for you'). Both contexts are oracles about nations without remedy—Judah's wound is incurable, Egypt's injury won't heal. The term refers not to the process of healing but to the result: the healed tissue, the recovery, the cure that should form but won't. Jeremiah uses it to emphasize desperate, irremediable conditions—national disasters beyond medical help, wounds too deep for natural healing to close.