Study it in the app“And the screen of the gate of the courtyard was the work of an embroiderer, of blue and purple and scarlet and twisted fine linen; and twenty cubits was the length, and the height in width five cubits, corresponding to the hangings of the courtyard.”
And the screenוּמָסַךְof the gateשַׁעַרof the courtyardהֶחָצֵרwas the workמַעֲשֵׂהof an embroiderer,רֹקֵםof blueתְּכֵלֶתand purpleוְאַרְגָּמָןand scarletוְתוֹלַעַת שָׁנִיand twistedמָשְׁזָרfine linen;וְשֵׁשׁand twentyוְעֶשְׂרִיםcubitsאַמָּהwas the length,אֹרֶךְand the heightוְקוֹמָהin widthבְרֹחַבfiveחָמֵשׁcubits,אַמּוֹתcorresponding toלְעֻמַּתthe hangingsקַלְעֵיof the courtyard.הֶחָצֵר
screen
Screen: a hanging that covers an entrance, such as those of the dwelling and its courtyard; also any covering.
Where else “masach” appearsgate
The entrance of a city or house, with doors that close.
Where else “shaar” appearscourt
An enclosed open space, like the temple's.
Where else “chatser” appearsworkmanship
Something made by hand: a piece of craftsmanship, or an idol.
Where else “maase” appearsembroider
To decorate cloth with colored threads.
Where else “rokem” appearsviolet-blue
Thread or cloth dyed violet-blue, a very costly dye.
Where else “techelet” appearspurple
Thread or cloth dyed purple, a costly dark red.
Where else “argaman” appearsscarlet
Bright red dye from a worm, or thread of that color.
Where else “tolaat” appearsscarlet
Scarlet, crimson; thread dyed that color.
Where else “shani” appearstwisted
Twist threads together to make a stronger one; "fine twisted linen".
Where else “mashzar” appearsfine linen
Delicate white flax cloth.
Where else “shesh” appearstwenty
Twenty; also "twentieth".
Where else “esrim” appearscubit
About 45 centimeters: from the bent arm to the fingertips.
Where else “ama” appearslength
Length: "the length and the breadth".
Where else “orech” appearsheight
Height.
Where else “koma” appearswidth
Width, breadth.
Where else “rochav” appearsfive
Five.
Where else “chamesh” appearsalongside, close to
Beside, along with, close to.
Where else “umat” appearshangings
The cloths hung around the sanctuary court.
Where else “kale” appears17And the bases for the pillars were of bronze, the hooks of the pillars and their rods of silver, and the overlaying of their tops of silver, and they were joined with rods of silver, all the pillars of the courtyard.
18 · This verse (above)
19And their pillars were four and their bases four, of bronze; their hooks of silver, and the overlaying of their tops and their rods of silver.
