mis.ke.nah denotes storage-related places, including cities and storerooms built or designated for keeping supplies.

The attested plural noun refers to places associated with storing resources: cities built or identified for that purpose and, in one clause, storerooms for produce. The verses consistently place it in building, possession, or military action involving such locations.

1. Storage-related cities and rooms · dominant

   In Exodus 1:11 the plural form occurs in the clause about building cities for Pharaoh, while 1 Kings 9:19 and 2 Chronicles 8:6 place it among Solomon's building projects alongside chariot cities and cities for horsemen. In 2 Chronicles 17:12 and 2 Chronicles 32:28, the APB renders the relevant places as "cities of storage" and "storerooms for the produce of grain and new wine and oil"; 2 Chronicles 16:4 presents such cities as targets in an attack.

   Exodus 1:111 Kings 9:192 Chronicles 8:62 Chronicles 17:122 Chronicles 32:282 Chronicles 16:4

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the occurrences, the APB uses "store cities," "storage cities," "cities of storage," and "storerooms." These are verse-level renderings rather than definitions of the term.