min.chah denotes an item presented in homage or brought with other altar offerings.

The two occurrences show min.chah in contexts of presentation: an item commanded for Daniel in homage and items brought alongside animal and drink offerings for the altar.

1. Presented in homage or altar service · dominant

   In Daniel 2:46, the singular absolute form occurs when Nebuchadnezzar commands that something be presented to Daniel after paying homage; the APB renders the clause "an offering and incense be presented to him." In Ezra 7:17, the plural construct form appears among the items purchased and offered on the altar; the APB renders "their grain offerings and their drink offerings."

   Daniel 2:46Ezra 7:17

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term within presentation contexts, using "an offering" in Daniel 2:46 and "grain offerings" in Ezra 7:17. These renderings only indicate the clauses' overall presentation setting.