qe.dem designates the eastern direction or eastern side in spatial directions, borders, and orientation.

The attested use consistently marks an eastern orientation or location: it identifies a direction of movement or looking, an eastern side, and the eastern course of borders or placements. The supplied clauses show the same spatial reference in travel commands, measurements, territorial descriptions, and ritual or architectural settings.

1. Eastern direction, side, or orientation · dominant

   The term locates people, objects, and boundaries with reference to the east. In Genesis 13:14 the APB renders Abram's commanded survey as looking “eastward,” while Numbers 35:5 renders a measured side of the city as “on the east side.” In Joshua 19:12 the border turns “eastward,” and Ezekiel 8:16 describes men with their faces toward the east and bowing toward the east.

   Genesis 13:14Numbers 35:5Joshua 19:12Ezekiel 8:161 Kings 17:3Exodus 27:13

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across these verses the APB presents the spatial reference with phrases such as “eastward,” “east side,” “eastern border,” and “toward the east.” These are verse-level renderings rather than definitions for each occurrence.