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No one is pained over your destruction—No one is troubled over your destruction, for everyone rejoices. כֵּהָה is an expression of a darkened thing.

Rashi on Nahum 3:19:1

THE PLAGUE BE DIM. Many of the wise men say that the word kehah (dim) means dark. They offer proof from vatikhhena (were dim) in and his eyes were dim (Gen. 27:1). They say that the phrase kehot levanot (dull white) (v. 39) is similar to le-vanah adamdamet (reddish-white) (v. 19) in that it contains both colors. However, I believe that the word kehah (dim) is the reverse of pasah (spread). It is related to the word va-tikhhena (were dim) in and his eyes were dim (Gen. 27:1)…

Ibn Ezra on Leviticus 13:6:2

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