pe.tay denotes a measured horizontal dimension in descriptions of an image and a building.

The attested use concerns a measured horizontal dimension: Daniel 3:1 gives the dimension of a gold image, while Ezra 6:3 gives that of the house of God.

1. Measured horizontal dimension · dominant

   In Daniel 3:1, the construct singular noun occurs in the measurement statement for Nebuchadnezzar's gold image; the APB renders the clause, "Its height was sixty cubits and its width was six cubits." In Ezra 6:3, the same construct singular form occurs with the stated dimensions for the house of God; the APB renders, "its height sixty cubits and its breadth sixty cubits."

   Daniel 3:1Ezra 6:3

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the measured dimension as "width" in Daniel 3:1 and "breadth" in Ezra 6:3. These renderings confirm the dimensional context rather than establish separate senses.