ka.tit describes oil in passages concerning lamp light and offerings, with its preparation reflected in the APB wording.

The attested use consistently characterizes oil: in lamp-light instructions it occurs with pure olive oil, and in offering instructions it occurs with oil mixed with fine flour.

1. Oil characterized in lamp and offering clauses · dominant

   The masculine singular absolute adjective occurs in phrases concerning oil. In Exodus 27:20 and Leviticus 24:2 the APB renders the oil for continual lamp light as “pure beaten olive oil”; in Exodus 29:40 and Numbers 28:5 it renders oil mixed with fine flour as “beaten oil.”

   Exodus 27:20Exodus 29:40Leviticus 24:2Numbers 28:5

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the supplied verses, the APB presents the adjective with oil as “beaten,” including “pure beaten olive oil” in the lamp-light clauses. This wording confirms the clauses' presentation without isolating every aspect of the Hebrew adjective.