me.ah marks a cardinal quantity used for officials and for stated amounts of animals, goods, and measures.

The attested use marks a cardinal quantity: Daniel 6:2 places it with officials, while Ezra 6:17 and Ezra 7:22 use it in enumerated offerings and limits for provisions and measures.

1. Cardinal quantity in enumerations · dominant

   All supplied forms are tagged Cardinal, singular, and absolute. In Daniel 6:2 the form occurs in the arrangement of officials; in Ezra 6:17 the APB renders the enumerated offerings as “one hundred bulls,” “two hundred rams,” and “four hundred lambs”; and in Ezra 7:22 it renders repeated limits as “up to a hundred” for silver, wheat, wine, and oil.

   Daniel 6:2Ezra 6:17Ezra 7:22

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the quantity explicitly in Ezra 6:17 and Ezra 7:22, including “one hundred” and repeated “up to a hundred.” In Daniel 6:2, the supplied translation presents the officials' arrangement without an equally clear English counterpart.