אֱלִיעָם

The Hebrew word אֱלִיעָם (e.li.am), with a Strong's number of H0463G, appears to be a proper name given to a specific person. The short definition provided indicates that the name is "Eliam", suggesting that this term is used as a given name in the Hebrew Bible. There is only one occurrence of this word in the Bible, which implies that it holds significant value as an identifier for a particular individual. Its usage is limited to this single instance, reinforcing the idea that it is primarily a proper name rather than a term with broader semantic meaning. The presence of this name in the Bible likely indicates an important association with the person referred to, making it a meaningful element in the narrative or historical record in which it appears.