me.du.rah denotes a built-up heap, shown as enlarged in judgment and prepared with fire and wood.

The term denotes a heap or built-up mass: Ezekiel 24:9 presents it as something enlarged, while Isaiah 30:33 depicts it as made deep and wide with abundant fire and wood.

1. A heap enlarged or prepared for burning · dominant

   In Ezekiel 24:9, the singular absolute form occurs in the declaration that the heap will be enlarged. In Isaiah 30:33, the singular construct form is described as deep and wide, with fire and wood in abundance; the APB renders the clauses "I also will enlarge the pile" and "its pile made deep and wide."

   Ezekiel 24:9Isaiah 30:33

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as "pile" in both verses, once enlarged and once made deep and wide. These clauses confirm the scene without isolating every nuance of the Hebrew term.