A feminine noun, literally 'a hairy female of goats,' denoting a she-goat. It appears in Leviticus 4:28 and 5:6 as the specified offering for certain sin offerings. The phrase 'a female goat of goats' is emphatic, clarifying both the gender and the species—not just any female animal, but specifically a female goat. The multilingual glosses translate straightforwardly: 'a female goat,' 'cabra,' 'une chèvre.' The specificity reflects the detailed sacrificial system, where gender, species, and condition of the animal all mattered. She-goats were acceptable for individual sin offerings, part of the graded system that allowed poorer Israelites to bring smaller, less expensive animals.