ke.vesh denotes the gold support attached to a throne in its sole attested setting.

The attested use identifies a gold support attached to a throne, situated within the throne’s steps, seat, hands, and lions in 2 Chronicles 9:18.

1. Throne-attached gold support · dominant

   In 2 Chronicles 9:18, the masculine singular absolute form occurs in the description of a throne with six steps, hands by the seat, and lions beside the hands. The APB renders the clause, “and a footstool of gold attached to the throne,” locating the object in the throne’s construction.

   2 Chronicles 9:18

In the Anselm Project Bible: In 2 Chronicles 9:18, the APB presents the object as “a footstool of gold attached to the throne.” The clause supplies the contextual presentation rather than a precise token-by-token rendering.