חֳרֵם

The Hebrew lemma, H2765 (חֳרֵם), is a proper name given to a person. The transliteration "cho.rem" represents the pronunciation of this name in its original language. This name is used only once in the Bible, indicating its unique and possibly distinctive significance within the context of the text. As a proper name, "Horem" does not have a broad or general definition, but rather serves to identify a specific individual within the biblical narrative. Without more information, it is difficult to discern the significance of this name or its relationship to other biblical characters. The limited occurrence of this name suggests that its importance or impact may be localized to a specific event or context within the biblical narrative. Further analysis of the surrounding text would be needed to determine its precise significance and how it contributes to the larger story.