kaph.tor denotes formed features of a lampstand, and in two scenes features associated with an altar or desolate structure.

The attested use is chiefly for formed features incorporated into the gold lampstand, repeatedly situated with its branches, cups, and flowers. Two further occurrences place the term in scenes involving an altar struck so that thresholds shake and a desolate structure where creatures lodge.

1. Lampstand features · dominant

   In Exodus 25:31 the plural construct form occurs among the lampstand's branch, cups, and flowers; the APB renders the list with "capitals." In Exodus 25:35, three singular absolute forms occur in the repeated statement that one such feature is underneath each pair of branches; Exodus 37:21 repeats that placement in the account of the lampstand's construction.

   Exodus 25:31Exodus 25:34Exodus 25:35Exodus 37:17Exodus 37:20Exodus 37:21
2. Features in altar and ruined-structure scenes · rare

   In Amos 9:1, the singular absolute form occurs in the command to strike a feature of the altar so that the thresholds shake; the APB renders it "capital." In Zephaniah 2:14, the plural construct form occurs in the description of creatures lodging in a desolate place, which the APB likewise renders with "capitals."

   Amos 9:1Zephaniah 2:14

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the supplied verses, the APB consistently presents the term as "capital" or "capitals," in both lampstand descriptions and the altar and desolation scenes. Its wording confirms the verse-level presentation rather than isolating every contribution of the Hebrew form.