Job 3:9

Let the stars of the twilight thereof be dark -That is, be extinguished, so that it shall be total darkness - darkness not even relieved by a single star. The word here rendered “twilight”נשׁףneshephmeans properly a breathing; and hence, the evening, when cooling breezes “blow,” or gently breathe. It is used however, to denote both the morning and the evening twilight, though here probably it means the latter. He wishes that the evening of that night, instead of being in any way illuminated, should “set in” with total darkness and continue so. The Septuagint renders it, “night.