בְּטֹנִים

The Hebrew word "בְּטֹנִים" (be.to.nim) appears only once in the Bible. Its short definition is "Betonim," which is classified as a proper name referring to a person. This suggests that "Betonim" is a unique individual, likely a real person, rather than a common noun or title. Given its singular occurrence, the range of usage for "Betonim" is limited to this one instance. Without further context, it is difficult to determine the significance of this name or its relationship to the surrounding narrative. However, as a proper name, it may hold personal or familial importance within the biblical story.