Exodus 27:14
13 The width of the court on the east side, toward the sunrise, is to be 75 feet. 14 The hangings on one side of the gate are to be 22½ feet long, with their three posts and their three bases. 15 On the second side there are to be hangings 22½ feet long, with their three posts and their three bases.
Onkelos Exodus 27:14
13 And the breadth of the court toward the east side eastward, fifty cubits, 14 and fifteen cubits the curtains on a side, their columns three and their bases three. 15 And on the second side fifteen curtains, their pillars three, and their bases three.
Notes and References
"... The Bible attaches a letter vav ('and,' 'or,' 'but,' among other meanings) to many words, especially at verse beginnings. Saadiah, who translated the Bible into Arabic in the tenth century CE and who relied on our Targum in doing so, explains that this is frequently a matter of biblical style and that it has no educational purpose and no linguistic implication. Indeed, he states, many vavs are unnecessary. The same applies to the letter hay, the definite article 'the.' Saadiah and Onkelos delete many of these letters in their translations, thereby suggesting, contrary to the view of Rabbi Akiva that is discussed in the Introduction, that not every letter of the Torah has intended meaning. In verse 27:14, Saadiah deletes a vav, but the Targum does not ..."
Drazin, Israel, and Stanley M. Wagner Onkelos on the Torah, Exodus: Understanding the Bible Text (p. 187) Gefen, 2006