ra.hat denotes the watering containers or places where flocks are brought to drink.

The attested uses refer to watering containers or places associated with a flock drinking: they are filled with drawn water in Exodus 2:16 and are the setting where rods are placed before the flock in Genesis 30:38 and Genesis 30:41.

1. Watering containers or places for a flock · dominant

   All three occurrences use a masculine plural noun in scenes involving animals and water. In Exodus 2:16 the APB renders the daughters drawing water and filling “the troughs” to water their father's flock; in Genesis 30:38 and Genesis 30:41 it renders rods set in or before these locations as the flock comes to drink and conceives.

   Exodus 2:16Genesis 30:38Genesis 30:41

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB uses “troughs” in Exodus 2:16 and Genesis 30:41, while Genesis 30:38 also describes them as “watering places.” These renderings present the verse setting rather than establish separate senses.