jar
tsap.pa.chat denotes a vessel identified with stored flour, oil, or water in the supplied passages.
The attested use names a singular vessel for provisions or water: it is associated with flour and oil in the Elijah narrative and with water beside a sleeping person in the Samuel narrative.
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Vessel holding provisions or water · dominant
The singular noun identifies vessels associated with flour and oil in 1 Kings 17:14, where the APB renders the clause "The jar of flour will not be finished, and the jar of oil will not lack." In 1 Kings 19:6 and 1 Samuel 26:11, the same noun is attached to water; the APB renders "a jar of water" beside a person's head.
In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the supplied verses, the APB presents the vessel as "jar," whether it is associated with flour, oil, or water. Because the APB is a whole-verse translation, this recurring English wording confirms the verse context without establishing a finer distinction.