pa.a.mon denotes the gold items placed repeatedly among pomegranates on the hem of a robe.

The term consistently denotes the gold items arranged among pomegranates around the hem of a robe, with plural and singular forms used in the repeated pattern described in the supplied verses.

1. Gold items arranged on a robe’s hem · dominant

   In Exodus 28:33 and Exodus 39:25, plural construct forms occur in clauses placing the items among pomegranates on the robe’s hem; the APB renders the surrounding clauses with “bells of gold” and “the bells.” In Exodus 28:34 and Exodus 39:26, singular forms mark the repeated item paired with a pomegranate, and the APB renders the pattern “A bell … and a pomegranate.”

   Exodus 28:33Exodus 28:34Exodus 39:25Exodus 39:26

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the supplied verses, the APB presents the items as “bells,” including “bells of gold” and the repeated singular pattern “A bell and a pomegranate.” This reflects the clauses’ presentation rather than a separate lexical distinction.