mikh.sah denotes a reckoned quantity, used for the people allotted to a lamb and for a valuation calculated by a priest.

The attested use concerns a quantity arrived at by reckoning: the number of persons considered for a lamb in Exodus 12:4 and the valuation calculated by the priest in Leviticus 27:23.

1. Reckoned quantity for allocation or valuation · dominant

   In both occurrences, the construct noun stands in a clause of calculation. In Exodus 12:4 the APB renders the clause "according to the number of souls" when a lamb is apportioned by each person's eating; in Leviticus 27:23 it renders the priest's action as calculating "the amount of the valuation" up to the year of jubilee.

   Exodus 12:4Leviticus 27:23

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the relevant clauses with "number of souls" in Exodus 12:4 and "amount of the valuation" in Leviticus 27:23. These phrases show the verse contexts rather than fixed English equivalents.