אַפַּיִם

The Hebrew word אַפַּיִם (Ap.pa.yim) is a proper name, which identifies a specific person. It has a strong definition, "Appaim," but the lexicon does not provide further details. In the biblical context, this name appears twice. Given its nature as a proper name, the word "Appaim" does not convey a specific action, emotion, or relationship; it simply serves to identify the individual to whom it refers. As a proper name, Appaim holds significance in the biblical narrative, possibly representing a character or family in ancient Israelite society.