me.no.rah is a stand or fixture that holds and supports lamps, described in settings of worship and in a furnished upper room.

The term denotes a lamp-supporting fixture: it is described as a gold object with branches, cups, capitals, and flowers; it is placed opposite a table, supplied with lamps and articles, and used for light. The same noun also names the lampstand placed among the furnishings of an upper room.

1. Lamp-supporting fixture · dominant

   In Exodus 25:31 the APB renders a made object of pure gold with a thigh, branch, cups, capitals, and flowers; Exodus 25:32 then describes six branches coming from its sides. In Exodus 40:24 it is set opposite the table in the tent of meeting, while Numbers 8:2 describes seven lamps giving light opposite its face. The same singular noun occurs among the furnishings of an upper room in 2 Kings 4:10.

   Exodus 25:31Exodus 25:32Exodus 40:24Numbers 8:22 Kings 4:10Zechariah 4:2

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB regularly presents the noun as “lampstand,” including a gold object with lamps and articles in Exodus 39:37 and a fixture set opposite a table in Exodus 40:24. Those renderings confirm the verse contexts rather than supplying a separate lexical distinction.