to shape
a.tsav denotes shaping or forming, whether cakes for an offering or a person made by God's hands.
The two attestations show shaping or forming in two concrete settings: making cakes in Jeremiah 44:19 and forming a person by hands in Job 10:8.
Senses in use
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Shaping or forming something made · dominant
In Jeremiah 44:19, the Hiphil infinitive construct occurs in the question about making cakes and pouring out drink offerings; the APB renders the clause "to make cakes to shape her." In Job 10:8, the Piel perfect plural refers to hands acting upon the speaker; the APB renders, "Your hands shaped me and made me altogether round about."
In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB uses "shape" for the cakes in Jeremiah 44:19 and "shaped" for the speaker in Job 10:8. These renderings confirm the verse-level context rather than establish separate senses.