| 19. Linguistic Exegesis The purpose phrase lirtsonkhem {לִֽרְצֹנְכֶ֑ם | li-rə-ṣō-ne-khem} opens the verse as an infinitive expressing intended reception. The adjective tamim {תָּמִים | tā-mim} qualifies the offering as without blemish, and the noun zakhar {זָכָר | zā-ḥar} specifies gender. The successive prepositional phrases babakar {בַּבָּקָר | ba-ba-qar}, baksavim {בַּכְּשָׂבִים | ba-kə-sā-vim}, and uvaizzim {וּבָֽעִזִּים | u-va-iz-zim} form a parallel list of eligible livestock, emphasizing the precision of sacrificial requirements. |