פְּרָצִים

# Perazim: A Single Biblical Location The Hebrew word *perazim* (פְּרָצִים) appears only once in the biblical text, referring to Mount Perazim. As a place name occurring in singular form with the definite article, it functions as a proper noun identifying a specific geographical location rather than as a common noun with multiple meanings or uses. The word's singular appearance in the biblical corpus means it has no demonstrable range of usage within Scripture itself—we encounter it only as a fixed toponymy (place name). Given that this entry provides no additional etymological information, semantic relationships, or contextual data beyond its single occurrence, the lexicon offers limited insight into deeper meaning. The name itself appears to be associated with a particular mount, though the lexicon does not clarify its geographical location, historical significance, or why it merits mention in the biblical record. For scholars seeking to understand this location, the single occurrence would require consulting the specific biblical verse in which it appears and examining ancient geographical references outside this lexical entry.

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