qi.tson identifies the curtain at the outer edge of a joined set in the tabernacle instructions and construction.

The attested use identifies a feminine singular curtain by its position at the outer edge of a joined set, where loops are made along its edge in the tabernacle instructions and their construction account.

1. Curtain at the outer edge of a joined set · dominant

   In Exodus 26:4 and Exodus 26:10, the feminine singular adjective occurs with a curtain whose edge receives loops; the APB renders the relevant description as the "outermost curtain." Exodus 36:11 and Exodus 36:17 repeat the same placement while reporting the making of the loops in the construction account.

   Exodus 26:10Exodus 26:4Exodus 36:11Exodus 36:17

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across all four verses, the APB presents the described curtain as the "outermost curtain." This rendering is confirmed by the surrounding clauses about the curtain's edge and its loops rather than treated as a precise lexical equivalent.