cho.ve.ret denotes a loop placed on the edge of curtains in the tabernacle instructions and their execution.

The term is used consistently for loops made on the edges of curtains, including the outermost curtains of two sets, in the construction instructions and their execution.

1. Loops on the edges of curtain sets · dominant

   In Exodus 26:4 the feminine singular noun occurs in instructions to make blue loops on the edge of the first curtain and on the outermost curtain of the second joining. Exodus 26:10 and Exodus 36:17 likewise place the loops on the edges of outermost curtains in the two sets; the APB renders these clauses with “loops.”

   Exodus 26:4Exodus 26:10Exodus 36:17

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the cited verses, the APB presents the relevant curtain-edge features as “loops.” Its wording confirms the construction setting without independently fixing every detail of the term's contribution.