na.taph denotes an ingredient named among the spices God tells Moses to take.

The noun names one item in the list of spices that the LORD directs Moses to take in Exodus 30:34; the verse’s setting identifies it as an ingredient, while the supplied translation presents the list with “gum.”

1. A spice-list ingredient · dominant

   In Exodus 30:34, the masculine singular absolute noun occurs in the LORD’s instruction to Moses to take spices. The APB renders the list as “gum, onycha, galbanum, spice, and pure frankincense,” though the translation does not itself mark word-level correspondences.

   Exodus 30:34

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Exodus 30:34, the APB includes “gum” in the commanded list of spices. Its precise correspondence to the Hebrew noun cannot be independently confirmed from the verse alone.