paḥ פַּח ‘^Asnare, ^Bplate’ (Hebrew)

Etymology^?: from pāḥaḥ פָּחַח ‘to ensnare’
Roots: פחח
Variants: פַּח, פַּח

paḥ n, m
A1) bird trap, trap, snare
 1a) bird trap (literal)
 1b) of calamities, plots, source or agent of calamity (fig.)
B1) plate (of metal)