mig.ba.ah denotes plural items made for and fastened upon Aaron’s sons as part of their clothing.

The term consistently denotes plural head-worn items associated with Aaron’s sons: they are commanded as part of their clothing, made of linen, and fastened on them during their preparation.

1. Head-worn items for Aaron’s sons · dominant

   All four occurrences use a common feminine plural absolute form in instructions or accounts concerning Aaron’s sons. In Exodus 28:40 the APB renders the clause with items made for the sons alongside tunics and girdles; Exodus 29:9 and Leviticus 8:13 place them upon the sons, while Exodus 39:28 includes their manufacture from linen.

   Exodus 28:40Exodus 29:9Exodus 39:28Leviticus 8:13

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB varies among “headgear,” “headdresses,” and “headbands” across these verses. These are presentations of the surrounding clauses rather than precise lexical distinctions.