Hen marks feminine-plural referents, including objects, cities, sins, and other items named in their clauses.

The attested form consistently marks feminine-plural referents within varied clauses: objects used for pouring or incense, cities, sins, and items seen or acted upon. The supplied morphology is uniform across these occurrences, while the surrounding referents differ by context.

1. Feminine-plural reference to named items · dominant

   Each occurrence is decoded as a third-person feminine-plural pronominal suffix. In Exodus 25:29 the clause concerns table articles and vessels for pouring; in Ezekiel 18:14 a son sees the sins his father committed and does not act likewise; and in Jeremiah 51:43 the clause concerns cities that have become desolate. The same form also occurs in instructions involving censers and incense in Numbers 16:7 and Leviticus 10:1.

   Exodus 25:29Ezekiel 18:14Jeremiah 51:43Numbers 16:7Leviticus 10:1Jeremiah 4:29

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the surrounding clauses with varied English expressions, including “them,” “their,” and descriptions of objects or cities. Those English choices do not by themselves isolate the suffix's individual rendering.