shiv.im is a cardinal number used for quantities of people, years, objects, measures, and larger compound totals.

The attested form functions as a cardinal number marking a quantity in varied settings: groups of people, periods of years, physical objects and offerings, dimensions and weights, and compound numerical totals. The same cardinal use is visible whether it qualifies elders and sons, years of duration, palm trees and animals, or a component within a larger number.

1. Cardinal quantity in counts and totals · dominant

   All supplied tokens are tagged Cardinal, plural, absolute. In Exodus 24:1 the APB renders a numbered group as “seventy of the elders of Israel”; in Jeremiah 25:11 it renders a period as “seventy years”; and in Exodus 15:27 it renders the count of “seventy palm trees.” The form also occurs within larger totals, as in Exodus 38:25’s “one thousand seven hundred seventy-five shekels” and Genesis 25:7’s “one hundred seventy-five years.”

   Exodus 24:1Jeremiah 25:11Exodus 15:27Exodus 38:25Genesis 25:72 Chronicles 29:32

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB regularly presents the numerical quantity with “seventy,” including “seventy years,” “seventy men,” and “seventy palm trees,” and also embeds it in totals such as “seventy-five” and “one hundred seventy-five.” These English expressions confirm the verse-level numerical context rather than isolate every individual token’s rendering.