a.sar denotes the numerical element ten, used within counts, measurements, ages, and ordered listings.

The supplied verses show a.sar as a numerical element used in quantified totals and sequences: it occurs in group totals, measurements, ages and years of reign, and ordered assignments whose APB renderings include numbers such as twelve, eighteen, and eleventh.

1. Numerical element in totals and ordered counts · dominant

   The supplied forms are tagged as cardinal adjectives and occur in numerical statements. In 1 Chronicles 25:10 the APB renders the group total as “twelve,” while 1 Chronicles 24:12 renders successive assignments as “The eleventh” and “the twelfth”; 2 Chronicles 27:1 places the form in an age-and-reign statement rendered “twenty-five years old” and “sixteen years.”

   1 Chronicles 25:101 Chronicles 24:121 Chronicles 18:121 Kings 7:152 Chronicles 13:212 Chronicles 27:1

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across these verses, the APB presents the numerical expressions with totals, ages, years, measurements, and ordinal sequence labels such as “twelve,” “eighteen,” and “eleventh.” Those English number words indicate the verse-level numerical setting rather than a fixed one-to-one rendering of the lemma.