ta.chash denotes leather material used for protective coverings and, in one verse, for sandals.

The attested usage presents this noun as leather material, chiefly in coverings placed over the tent or its furnishings during transport; it also occurs in the clothing image of leather sandals.

1. Leather material for coverings and sandals · dominant

   The plural absolute form occurs among contributed materials and tent coverings: in Exodus 25:5 the APB renders a list including “tachash skins,” and in Exodus 26:14 it renders an upper covering as “leather skins.” The singular absolute form is used in covering phrases for sacred furnishings in Numbers 4:10 and Numbers 4:14, while in Ezekiel 16:10 the APB renders the clothing image with “leather sandals.”

   Exodus 25:5Exodus 26:14Numbers 4:10Numbers 4:14Numbers 4:25Ezekiel 16:10

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB variously presents the material as “tachash skins,” “leather skins,” and “leather skin,” and in Ezekiel 16:10 as “leather sandals.” These renderings show the verse-level presentation rather than a precise token-by-token equivalence.