sheqeṭ — quietness; ease; peace

shâqaṭ — to be quiet, be at peace, rest, be undisturbed

Judges 18:7 — “The five men went on and came to Laish. They observed the people in it dwelling carefree, after the manner of the Sidonians, a tranquil and unsuspecting people, with no one in the land to molest them and with no hereditary ruler. Moreover, they were distant from the Sidonians and had no dealings with anybody.”

Judges 18:27 — “Taking the things Micah had made and the priest he had acquired. They proceeded to Laish, a people tranquil and unsuspecting, and they put them to the sword and burned down the town.”

Isaiah 7:4 — “And say to him: Be firm and be calm. Do not be afraid and do not lose heart on account of those two smoking stubs of firebrands, on account of the raging of Rezin and his Arameans and the son of Remaliah.”

Isaiah 30:15 — “For thus said my Sovereign GOD, The Holy One of Israel, “You shall triumph by stillness and quiet; Your victory shall come about Through calm and confidence.” But you refused.”

Isaiah 32:17 — “For the work of righteousness shall be peace, And the effect of righteousness, calm and confidence forever.”