יְרִימוֹת

# Jerimoth (H3406O) Based on the lexical data provided, Jerimoth (יְרִימוֹת) is a proper noun—a personal name appearing in the Hebrew Bible. With only a single occurrence documented in the biblical text, this term functions exclusively as a name identifier rather than a word with semantic meaning that can be analyzed for range or metaphorical usage. The name appears once in the biblical corpus, which limits what can be determined about its significance or frequency of use in ancient Israelite contexts. Proper nouns in biblical Hebrew typically derive from meaningful word elements, but the lexical data here provides only the transliterated form and identification as a personal name, without additional etymological or contextual information that might illuminate its original meaning or why it was assigned to its bearer. For a general audience, Jerimoth should be understood simply as one individual's name preserved in the biblical text—a single data point in the record of Hebrew personal nomenclature, but without sufficient textual evidence to establish broader patterns of usage or cultural significance.