to.a.phah denotes prominent elevations or projections, appearing with mountain heights, silver, and a wild ox's horns.

The attested plural noun denotes prominent heights or projections: it occurs with the horns of a wild ox in Numbers 23:22 and Numbers 24:8, and with silver and mountains in Job 22:25 and Psalm 95:4.

1. Prominent heights or horn-like projections · dominant

   In Numbers 23:22 and Numbers 24:8, the plural construct form occurs in the comparison involving a wild ox; the APB renders the clause “like the horns of a wild ox.” In Job 22:25, the plural absolute form stands in the clause the APB renders “silver peaks will be yours,” while Psalm 95:4 uses the plural construct form where “the peaks of the mountains belong to him.”

   Numbers 23:22Numbers 24:8Job 22:25Psalm 95:4

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term with “horns” in Numbers 23:22 and Numbers 24:8, and with “peaks” in Job 22:25 and Psalm 95:4. These renderings show the surrounding clauses rather than a fixed English equivalent.