יְרֹחָם

The Hebrew word יְרֹחָם (yərocẖam, Strong's number: H3395L) serves as a proper name for a person (Semantic domain: Proper Name: Person). Its short definition provided is the name "Jeroham" in transliteration (ye.ro.cham). Given its limited occurrences in the Bible (once, according to the given data), this name likely holds personal significance or is a distinctive title for a specific individual. Without further context, it is not possible to establish the exact nature or characteristics associated with this person. Its limited usage restricts its analysis and range of implications, but this proper name does reflect a specific individual within the biblical narrative and holds relevance to that particular story or context.