e.lam denotes architectural arch features of the gates described in Ezekiel’s measured structure.

The term consistently names architectural features of gates, listed with pillars and windows, described in relation to steps or the outer court, and included in the repeated measurements of the structure.

1. Gate arch features in a measured structure · dominant

   The construct forms occur in repeated gate descriptions: in Ezekiel 40:21 the APB renders the components as “its pillars and its arches,” while Ezekiel 40:25 places them with surrounding windows and measurements. In Ezekiel 40:31, the plural construct form is associated with a feature facing the outer court; Ezekiel 40:26 places the same feature before the ascent.

   Ezekiel 40:21Ezekiel 40:25Ezekiel 40:26Ezekiel 40:29Ezekiel 40:31Ezekiel 40:34

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the occurrences, the APB regularly presents the relevant structural component as “arches,” often alongside pillars, windows, steps, or dimensions. This repeated rendering confirms the verse-level architectural context rather than isolating every individual token.