ציטירנדיקער פּירוש אויף יחזקאל 45:14

בת Bath. A measure. חמר Homer; the same as ten pairs of vineyards.¹⁸Homer, though signifying a certain measure, is in this place like ten pairs, etc., not to be taken strictly, but in the meaning of a great quantity. The Hebrew text has the words והחומר הוא עשרת כורים the Homer has ten Kur. This statement is contradicted by Ez. 45:14, where Homer and Kur are declared to be equal. The concluding words Bath and Epha are equal, show that the purpose of I. E.’s remarks is to explain the parallelism of this verse: ten pairs of vineyards—Homer, Bath—Epha. We read, therefore, צמדי כרם instead of .כורים Bath and Epha are likewise equal.

the homer [A measure known further as] kor, moy(d) or muy(d) in Old French, a measure.

a ḥomer of barley Scripture states elsewhere [Ezekiel 45:11] that there are exactly ten batim in a ḥomer . In the same place, a bat is said to be equivalent to an ’efa . Thus, land seeded with an ’efa of barley would be valued at five sheqalim . This too is a decree of the King, concerning the wealth of His servant.