מַקֶּבֶת

The Hebrew word מַקֶּבֶת (maq.qe.vet) is defined as a "hole." With only one occurrence in the Bible, its usage is extremely limited. Given its definition, it is likely used to describe a physical opening or void in the ground or a surface. The significance of this word lies in its literal meaning, providing a precise description of a specific spatial feature. Its rarity in the biblical text suggests that it may be used to convey a specific image or idea that is not easily conveyed by more common words.