טָרִי

The Hebrew word טָרִי (ta.ri, Strong's number H2961) is defined as "fresh." This term appears twice in the Bible, indicating its relatively rare usage in ancient Hebrew texts. Given its meaning, it is likely used to describe water, food, or other items that are newly prepared, untainted, or unspoiled. The fact that it is classified under the Semantic domain of "Proper Name: Person" may suggest that the word is used as a person's name, possibly reflecting a personal quality or characteristic associated with the individual, such as being youthful or vigorous. Without more context, the significance of this word is limited to its basic meaning, but its rare usage may imply a specific cultural or historical interest.