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It is suggested that the use of the root lr[ « to be uncircumcised » in Ha 2, 16 addressed to the Babylonian king is intended as a pun on the Akkadian underworld, the arallû, in direct continuation of Ha 2, 5, where the king is compared to the Sheol and to Death. The Masoretic reading lr[ is supported by the Qumran Pesher and the Targum, while the Qumran lemma’s reading l[r « to waver » can also be traced back from the LXX, the Peshitta, Aquila and the Vulgata. Our suggested word association with arallû leads us to give preference to the MT.

Le souverain chaldéen assimilé au monde souterrain (arallû) en Hb 2,16a ?