pe.der denotes the animal fat named with the head and pieces in sacrificial preparation and offering.

Across its attested verses, pe.der names the animal fat included with the head and pieces as an animal is cut up, arranged on the altar, or offered.

1. Animal fat in sacrificial handling · dominant

   In Leviticus 1:8 and Leviticus 1:12, the noun occurs with the head and pieces as the priests arrange them on the wood over the altar; the APB renders the clause with “the suet.” In Leviticus 8:20, it is again named with the head and pieces after the ram is cut up and offered.

   Leviticus 1:8Leviticus 1:12Leviticus 8:20

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the noun as “suet” in all three verses, within lists of the head and pieces. This reflects the clause-level presentation rather than a precise token-by-token correspondence.