This feminine noun denoting possessions or valuable goods appears in Judges 18:21 during the Danite migration narrative. As the tribe relocates northward, they organize their caravan carefully: children and livestock in front, and 'the valuables' bringing up the rear. The term's connection to the common word for 'glory' or 'weight' (kavod) suggests substantial, weighty possessions—not pocket change but significant accumulated wealth. The careful positioning shows both the importance of these goods and strategic thinking about protecting them during transit.