miz.raq denotes a vessel used among altar and temple equipment, in offerings, and in comparisons to a filled container.

The term denotes a vessel listed among altar and temple articles and presented as part of offerings; it also supplies the image of a container filled with wine or compared with objects before the altar.

1. Vessel for altar, temple, and offering contexts · dominant

   In Numbers 7:13, the singular form occurs in an offering list beside a silver dish, with the APB rendering the clause as a silver vessel filled with flour mixed with oil. Plural forms occur among altar vessels in Exodus 27:3 and Numbers 4:14, among items made for the house of God in 2 Chronicles 4:11, and among gold and silver articles taken away in Jeremiah 52:19. The same vessel imagery is used in Amos 6:6 for drinking wine and in Zechariah 9:15 for being filled like a container.

   Numbers 7:13Exodus 27:3Numbers 4:142 Chronicles 4:11Jeremiah 52:19Zechariah 9:15

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the verses, the APB commonly presents the item as “bowls,” while some lists use “basins” or “sprinkling bowls.” These variations should be read as presentations of the verse-level lists rather than separate lexical senses.