al.yah denotes the fat tail named among the portions taken from sacrificial animals.

The term consistently identifies the fat tail as a specified portion of a sacrificial animal, listed alongside other fat and internal portions in the offering procedures.

1. Fat tail among sacrificial portions · dominant

   In Exodus 29:22, the singular absolute noun is named among portions taken from the ram. In Leviticus 3:9, Leviticus 7:3, Leviticus 8:25, and Leviticus 9:19, the APB renders the corresponding item "the fat tail" within lists that also include fat covering the midst, kidneys, or the liver's lobe.

   Exodus 29:22Leviticus 3:9Leviticus 7:3Leviticus 8:25Leviticus 9:19

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the cited verses, the APB presents the item as "the fat tail" in lists of portions from a ram or other sacrificial animal. In Leviticus 3:9, it further describes this item as "near the spine,".