= causative action by which humans set alight and cause smoke to rise from the sacrificial fat parts of an animal, of grain and other offerings, including incense as an offering to a deity
to set alight, to burn
Smell
= causative action by which humans cause smoke to have a strong scent by burning spices along with the object that is being burned; regarded as pleasing to the God or the gods
(people moving like a column of) perfumed (smoke)
קִטֵּר (noun m)
Spices
= substance made from tree gum or bark often mixed with other spices to make a sweet smell; it is burned in a censer or on an open fire to provide a sweet aroma pleasing to God