am.mah is a standard unit used to state the length, width, height, or extent of people, structures, and objects.

The supplied verses use the term as a quantified standard of measurement for an object's dimensions, a structure's dimensions, bodily stature, and a measured extent. It occurs with figures for length, width, height, circumference, and distance, without evidence here for a separate lexical use.

1. A unit for stated dimensions and measured extent · dominant

   Absolute noun forms accompany numerical measurements: in Exodus 25:10 the APB renders the ark's length, width, and height; in 1 Kings 7:23 it renders the cast sea's span, height, and surrounding line. The same measured use describes Goliath's height in 1 Samuel 17:4 and the breached length of Jerusalem's wall in 2 Kings 14:13.

   Exodus 25:101 Kings 7:231 Samuel 17:42 Kings 14:13Esther 5:14Ezekiel 42:16

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB commonly presents the measurement with “cubits,” including dimensions of buildings and objects, height, and “a distance of four hundred cubits” in 2 Kings 14:13. These renderings confirm the verse-level measurement context rather than isolating every individual token.