mikh.nas denotes linen garments worn close to the body, including clothing described from the loins to the thighs.

The clearly identifiable uses describe linen clothing worn close to the body: it covers the lower body in Exodus 28:42 and appears among linen garments in Exodus 39:28, Leviticus 16:4, and Ezekiel 44:18. The supplied APB wording for Leviticus 6:3 does not make the term's contribution identifiable.

1. Linen clothing worn next to the body · dominant

   The construct plural forms occur in instructions and descriptions of linen dress. In Exodus 28:42 the APB renders clothing made “to cover the flesh of nakedness from the loins to the thighs”; in Leviticus 16:4 it places the linen item “next to his body,” while Exodus 39:28 and Ezekiel 44:18 list it with linen head coverings and other linen attire.

   Exodus 28:42Exodus 39:28Leviticus 16:4Ezekiel 44:18

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB explicitly uses “undergarments” in Exodus 28:42, Exodus 39:28, Leviticus 16:4, and Ezekiel 44:18. Although Leviticus 6:3 contains a supplied construct-dual form, its APB clause concerns lost property and false swearing, so the translation does not visibly reflect the term there.