se.phel denotes a vessel used to hold or present food or water in the two attested scenes.

The term denotes a vessel in both attested scenes: one is used in bringing curds, and another measures water pressed from a fleece.

1. Vessel for serving or holding liquid · dominant

   In Judges 5:25, the construct singular form occurs in the clause about bringing curds; the APB renders the setting with “a lordly bowl.” In Judges 6:38, the absolute singular form occurs with water drained from the fleece, and the APB describes “the fullness of a bowl of water.”

   Judges 5:25Judges 6:38

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the vessel as “a lordly bowl” in Judges 5:25 and as the measure holding “water” in Judges 6:38. These phrases confirm the scenes rather than isolate a precise English equivalent.