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Strongs H5143

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נֵזֶק (nêzeq) n-m (nay'zek)
Source: from an unused root meaning to injure;
Meaning: loss
KJV: damage.

Brown, Driver, Briggs lexicon entry

n.cm.ac

נֶ֫זֶק ] n.[m.] injury, damage;—only cstr. Est 7:4

Appears in only one verse:

EST 7:4

OET-LV: 4 If/because we_have_been_sold I and_people_of_my to_annihilate to_kill and_to_destroy and_if to_male_slaves and_to_female_slaves we_had_been_sold I_kept_quiet if/because not the_distress is_equal for_the_injury_of the_king. (EST_7:4)

OET-RV: 4 because someone has turned me and my people over to our enemies and they’re going to completely destroy us. If someone had just sold the men and even the women to be slaves, I wouldn’t have said anything, because that wouldn’t have been important enough to bother your majesty with.” (EST 7:4)

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